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one of his favourite radios there. I can't forget much in favour, I don't think you've paid too much for it. But yeah, because I think the high voltage tapping on the transformer burnt out is at the 800 volts side of it, I think it was. It burnt out, so he got that centre way to get it rewound by a special specialist company somewhere in the UK. And they rewound it for him. Then he put the radio back together, replaced all the capacitors and everything else, because it was still at the old capacitors and there's so he thought well, as he's restoring it, he might as well go the whole hog and basically rebuild everything on it. So he basically rebuilt the, you know, replaced the capacitors on it, all the valves managed to get the valves. When I sometimes go up B&C, it's nice to switch on the radio and just hear the old thing crackle and you can certainly tell the difference between an old valve radio compared to an analogue radio, especially when the transmitter side of it.