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Well, good morning everybody. How are you? How are you? How are you? And welcome to the Wednesday morning edition of the PSRG's 9 a.m. net. We're on the PSRG Repeater WW7 PSR in Seattle, Washington with a frequency of 146.960 MHz with a negative offset and a PL tone of 103.5. With all your hams out there that would like to join us, please set your radios up and get ready to push that press to talk button soon. Hey, this net meets every day at 9 a.m. noon and 9 p.m. here on the PSRG. And hey, we'd love to hear from you. It's a social net. You can talk about anything you want as long as it's user friendly. And it's an open net for all hams with a valid license. So hey, we'd love to hear from you too. And let's see, it's also All Star and Echo Link enabled. So if you're on the internet, we'd like to hear from that. And it is a directed net. So please try and remember to go through other stations. Or please remember to go through Net Control to contact other stations. And please try not to tailgate when you check in. That cuts down on our confusion a little bit. The way it works, I'm going to build a list of names and call signs. I usually take, I don't know, five, six or seven or so at a time. Then I go back, ask for a report from each of those stations. And when you give your report, try to keep it to three minutes or less. It gets the time out of the repeater and it gets everybody in in a time-like fashion. And mission critical is please remember when you give your report to end with your call sign. That tells me you're done with your report and it satisfies our dear friends at the FCC. If you just want to let me know you're out there listening and don't have anything to add, you're welcome to do what's called an I-O or an out. And yeah, we'll get you on the list. But yeah, there you go. Alright, we're going to get things rocking and rolling. I do have some net control announcements this morning. Some of it's kind of fun. So hey, let's get this show on the road. We're going to start out with short horizon stations. That's mobile, low power, I-Os and anybody that's mission critical that they need to get in in a hurry. And then we'll throw some internet stations in there and we'll open it up to everybody. And none of that is carved in stone. That being said, who's out there? Short horizon stations, come ahead.