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Yeah, well you've got to adjust it correctly. I wouldn't go any higher on the transmit side if you're talking about deviation. You know, the amount of audio you put in that is strong. If you went much stronger you'd probably over deviate, but it sounded good. And the good news is when you're dealing with SSH and all these foreign commands and so forth is once you get them programmed into the node, you don't have to fool with them anymore. You can forget about it unless something goes haywire. Roger that. That's a plus that you don't have to worry about it on a daily basis. But it's also a minus because if you do run into a problem where you do want to make some kind of a change and it's like months later down the line, you go back into SSH and you have no clue what you did two or three months before.