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Read the manual. There you go. Google it. WQ7H. You're the best. You're doing a great job. Really. Excellent. Excellent job. Thank you for filling in. WQ7H. I never heard that one before James. But I figured it out real quick. The other thing that you said, that you were talking about what was happening to your daughter's car. And you got to the serpentine belt part. And at the same time you were saying that as soon as you said serpentine belt. I said woo. At the same time you did. But I was thinking about it as fast and expensive repair. Woo. Anyway. Hey James, I'm just rusty at this man. I was at Tuesday night and had hoes for about four years. I'm just real rusty at my typing skills of going south here. But I know most everybody. Alright, let's go find Madu who I don't know. I've never met Madu. But I have now for the first time on air. I heard you a lot on here. KK7. Zulu puppet Julie F. Good morning sir from Cushkin I think you said. Good morning nice to meet you. Yes my name is Madu. The big name I go by that on the radio and a lot of other places. My real name is Michael McGuire. And you can see where Madu might have been derived from McGuire. I've got one thing on my mind right now. We got bitten by a 3D printing bug two weeks ago. And after a couple days we decided to get a bigger machine and we got the anti-cubic Cobra S1 and I had it for a day and it jammed and I took it back. Then we decided to get the Cadillac which is the bamboo PS1 and it arrived last Friday. We've been printed non-stop. I've printed a spooler rewinder that's got all sorts of gears and bearings in it that allows you to transfer your filament from one spool to another. And I've got a filament connector guide that right now we're working on. Let me pause for a second. We're working on a riser that goes from the printer up to the AMS unit which stores all the filament. And it's got some drawers and it allows you to take the top glass door off without lifting up the AMS. So it's a cool little riser that's going to take over two spools of filament. And I'm testing a new feature today that if you've got two spools of existing filament it's supposed to run the one out and jump over to the reserve one and continue printing. So I'm looking forward to watching that happen. We're having so much fun with the whole 3D land. There's lots of stuff to do. Fidgets and gadgets and we're just loving it. Anyway, that's occupying all my time. I haven't spent much time at the radio this last two weeks. This has been Magoo, Kilo Kilo 7, Zulu Papa Juliet heading back to net. Well thanks there Magoo. Okay, I've got a note here on my computer that you're the 3D Para Guy. I heard you talking about it yesterday. The capability of that machine to put 16 different colors on it. Or 16 different strands or spools or whatever you call them. I didn't know there were that many colors. Anyway, good luck with that. That sounds awesome. So I watched those. My grand-son has a little smaller one that he got. He's made some trinkets for us. That's always fun. He's like 12 years old. I know the people that are into it with the bigger machine and where money is not quite the object, there's no object. He can do some pretty cool stuff. So stick with it and thanks and keep reporting on that. Alright, let's go to the land of the future. Down Under. Tomorrow. Australia, the K7, Julia Tango. My spreadsheet says your name is Casey. Is that correct? Good morning or good afternoon I mean. And it's all yours.