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that's probably what they're talking about. But for an American company to pick that up, that's pretty impressive actually considering yeah, the high power folks definitely are going to be excited about the vacuum tubes. They can definitely produce it much more inexpensively. The downside though is I'm not sure if there are a lot of engineers out there that know how to do vacuum tube programming or design. I graduated in 1989 and vacuum tubes weren't on the curricula anymore. Oh, how funny. 89 are good here. That's the year I retired. Well, you know you got AI and that seems to be able to do anything but it's still going to say a solid hand and a steely-eyed stare to be able to solder those things. And I guess they're still making these tubes for high power radar, traveling wave tubes, chystron.