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No I haven't I haven't even left the, sorry about that, there we go. I haven't even left the house yet. The meeting is at nine o'clock. Hopefully it'll be done with in about an hour after that. I gotta go through rush hour traffic so I'm waiting till the very last moment to go because I really don't want to sit in rush hour traffic for an hour and a half and I wait another 15-20 minutes. I should be better off than what I would if I left now. Okay so this is my setup. This is what I've done. I have a Yezu FT70. I've been using that radio for, oh, a better part of ten years. I just like the radio. It's cheap, it's like $160. It's extremely reliable, never breaks. The other one, like I said, for a long long time. In fact it still works. I put it in the closet as a backup. This is closer. Then I have a, for my antennas I don't have any. I have a clear spot, a clear node and an open spot for pro. Now the all-star or the clear node can do all-star and also Echo Link like Rios is talking. But one unique feature that I love about that particular clear node is I can also do digital using only FM radio. You do not need a digital radio to get on the digital modes when you're using a clear node. Okay? So you can pick up any radio that you want as long as it shows FM and it's on the 70 centimeter band. You can get it on the 70 centimeter band and you can talk D-Star, DMR, YS-A, V25, you name it. You can talk it on that system and have just an ordinary regular radio. Which is much cheaper, quite frankly. Now I have my open spot pro, the 4 Pro. It does everything but all-star and Echo Link. Alright? But guess what? I can put it in my pocket. It has a battery in it and I can take my radio and go anywhere and talk to anybody on the digital modes. That's the really sweet thing about it. Now I stay on YSF Fusion more than anything else. We'll do a reset.