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Good afternoon, Benoit, everybody on the net. Good question this week. Certainly for me, I've got a couple things, but SAT PC32, it's available through AMSAT, the American Satellite Research Center. There is a one-time membership fee, and you can actually use it for free, but you have to input your coordinates every time. I didn't have patience for that, so I can't remember how much it costs for your one-time membership. It will shift the frequency on your radio for Doppler in doing satellites, and also turn your antennas for elevation and azimuth as well, although I just have eight meters at the moment, so that function is not turned on. But it does a great job. I don't have great antennas, but I was able to work RS44 on sideband yesterday, and I made a few contacts, and the SAT PC32 works well. BE-48QU, back to net.