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But, uh, this is Delta Children Victory 3. All the I-Famous contacts, I'd say contacts, one in Russia on 20th, one in the Middle East, I think somewhere around 10th. Contact into France, two contacts into, uh, North America, even if people run. So, uh, I think, you know, obviously, we have a pretty good club station here in Calgary. We have our own equipment, but, uh, we have an apartment called Max. And how that goes, too much all the way around. Back to you. Yeah, that's challenging. Uh, and of course, rules in so many places, about antennas too. Thanks for joining us. Uh, you're breaking up a little too, so I don't know. The internet's, uh, misbehaving a bit today. Thanks for joining us. Hope to hear you again, uh, probably next week. And up next, Victor Echo 5, Romeo, Sierra, Ron, welcome to the net. Beep. You helped me, uh, well, that's, uh, I was just gonna try to maybe look up where the furthest place, but I would say you have to probably be in the Middle East somewhere. Um, or Eastern Africa or something. I don't know what was further, right? In Austria, New Zealand, those places. But, uh, in actual distance, I don't know. But, uh, I'll probably have to do some research on my logbook and stuff. But, uh, yeah, I'm sure I've been pretty close to halfway around the world anyway. I don't think they can get further away than that. But, anyway, um, that's, uh, that's a, a lot of work on the FTE stuff. That's really, don't need a whole lot of power then. So, what else, but mostly with that, I just run 30 watts, I don't have to worry about bringing up my antenna tuner and stuff like that. So, and you don't need that much power after that kind of work. Or probably CW either. But, anyway, um, but I sure enjoy running FTE. Yeah, have a good afternoon there, Chris. Thanks for taking my check in. Oh, and I was gonna mention, I think you missed, I heard him on my end anyway. Um, I heard V5A or J. He was trying to check in too, so you might wanna give him a shout. Um, V5A or J, I don't know. V5A or J, maybe we can give him a call after here. Get to the bottom of your list here. This is Ron, V5RS. Thanks, Ron. Yeah, definitely. Uh, FT8 and the other digital modes have certainly made things easier for lots of folks. And, uh, they're very popular. Thanks for joining us. Uh, I think you're the first person to mention the Middle East, uh, that part of the world. I don't know if the Arabian Nights, Arabian Nights net is still a thing on 20 meters, but when I was a kid, that was a big deal. People used to talk to King Hussein and Jordan and so on. Uh, thanks for checking in. I've gotta keep moving here. Three more people on the list. Uh, Victor Echo 5 Alpha Romeo Juliet. Uh, Art, uh, welcome to the net. Uh, thank you. I didn't know whether I made it in there or not, but otherwise, I'm not. Uh, with a, uh, cooler, muggy day in Saskatoon, and it's still partly cloudy, but there's no rain in the rain yet, so, uh, there you go. Thanks for calling me in there. Have a good day, and I'll talk to you later. V5, you're J, uh, mobile Saskatoon. Part on his end. Thanks, Art. Uh, safe travels, and, uh, yeah, I missed you in the pile up there, but, uh, Ron heard you, so thanks a lot, Ron, for the relay. And Victor Echo 3 Tango Oscar Tango, uh, Peter, you're up next. Welcome to the net. Good afternoon to you and everybody on the net. Um, my, uh, HF rig has only been out of the box for about, uh, two months now, and, uh, I've had quite a few interesting contacts. I guess the farthest one would be New Zealand and Australia. Uh, I did have a brief chat with somebody in Kuwait, uh, Chile, and Moscow, to name a few, and that's competing, uh, against guys with towers and big amps, so 100 watts and a piece of wire, and you can talk around the world. Back to you in the net control. Yeah, absolutely. Well, uh, glad you're enjoying HF and getting started in it and, uh, reaching lots of places, it sounds like. Thanks for joining us. Uh, 2 Echo 0, uniform India Delta. Sorry for the wait. Welcome to the TransCanada net.