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Okie doke, let's go back to the top to Mike. KB8, BMY, hey Mike. How's it going? And 33 to Courtney. Hey Rebecca. I'm doing good. Courtney's downstairs with her mother talking of all kinds of stuff. Recipes or whatever they're talking about. And other stuff. And I'm working on getting an all-star node running. So I've got the PI loaded, it's working. I've got a connection to a radio here. And now just kind of figuring out what else I need to configure on this thing. These things are really complicated. There's a lot of stuff to one of these that I realize that. So anyway, I looked at statistics, it has a little graph, but everything's kind of neat. So still in the process of configuring this and figuring it out, but it's pretty neat. Pretty interesting stuff here. Looks like my Raspberry Pi is doing its thing. So these are just neat little, I love these little devices, they're slick. So anyway, that's about it, we're just doing that. We'll see how we do it. Takes a little while to figure out how to configure this. But anyway, having a lot of fun. We'll pass it back to you, I've been listening to the net. So in the background here as I've been doing this. So everyone have a good afternoon. And seven from the Woods and Lacey, KB8PMY. Mike, I'm not sure how I missed it, but what are you configuring? Back to you, KB8PMY, KK7IJZ. I'm in the process of setting up an all-star node. Normally I come in on a web transceiver, but I thought, hey, why don't I see if I can, if I can make my own all-star node here. So I have a Raspberry Pi, I have a, it's kind of like a sound card connector, it's an AIOC. And that will hit the PTT on a transceiver. And so I've just configured the AIOC and loaded the all-star, I guess it's ASL3 on a Pi. And now I'm looking at a, I guess this is a terminal control board or something that links to it. And I'm just looking at how to configure it. So it's a lot to take in at once, but it's pretty interesting stuff. Anyway, that's what I'm doing, KB8PMY. Got it, that's what I thought that you said. I don't know how I missed it, but yeah. Well, honestly, well, that's cool. I love that you're doing that. That's a fun radio project. You're always getting into something, that's great. And yeah, tell Courtney I said hello and have fun with her mom, you're in-laws. And yeah, enjoy putting together the Raspberry Pi and listening to the net in the background. That's fun, Mike. Thank you so much for checking in. It's always good to hear from you. And yeah, let us know how it's going. And give us a holler if you need any help with anything. You know there's tons of people that put together all those Raspberry Pis and soundboards and such. By the way I just found it, it surely isn't me, but there are lots of other folks. So yeah, well that's great Mike, 7-3. And have a great weekend. All right, next is DJ, KG7QEO. Hey DJ, how are you doing? Over to you. Good afternoon, this is Tyler, you're seven quite excellent operators. Name here is DJ Delto Juliet. How can we? DJ, wherever you are, you sound like a perfect angel. Please come ahead with your report. Well I do try. Um, this is KU of Lufthansa, get back here for a while, just KG7QEO. Well, the uh, solar panel came in today, or yesterday. I've got my boyfriend here with me at my friend's shack. I call it the shack. It's mostly road signs. But it is a building structure of sorts. And it is a winter roll. It's got a bed and a couch. And now a projector, and now we got power outlets. Eventually, the batteries are charging. May not be done today, but who knows. Still figuring out placement of that solar panel. Ideally 100 watt would be better, because then you know, for sure it would be done in one day. But you know, 30 watts. Um, I'm looking.