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No telling from the picture. I think it was being used for something, goodness knows what. Maybe it was a station logger or maybe he was using it for the radio teletype transcripts. I have no idea how it might have been used. Maybe it was some kind of radio control. That's a pretty limited machine, but I don't know if I could do any radio control in, what was it, Commodore 64 had like about 38k of ram. So yeah, that's pretty limited, but either way, there are many things you could try using it for. So that's all I can say. It's just a picture and no telling how it was set up. Alpha-Golf 7 Yankee Mike. Well, and to that point, you know, sometimes people just get these old machines, put Raspberry Pis in there, make super computers. I mean, there's all kinds of crazy possibilities. So if only to put some different notes in there in the QRZ page, baby. All right, well anyway, hey, good to hear from you, Kirk. You have a great afternoon. Thanks for coming by. Let's head right up to Yukon, Canada, Whitehorse specifically, and even more specifically, VY1MGS. We call him Michael because apparently that's his name.