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Yeah, VA3VW extra turning. Yeah, and that's exactly it. Analog radios basically worked all the time, right? I mean, maybe sometimes. Sorry, when I say, yes, analog radios in a conventional system worked all the time. Analog radios in a trunk system worked most of the time. The digital radios are certainly more finicky, especially if something goes wrong with those encryption keys and the code doesn't roll. You could have a dead or a bricked radio on your hand, right? Now, speaking to the interoperability and all that stuff that I was just talking about, that's the next part of it, which is a complication. So Toronto Fire, for example, they have repeaters on their trucks, which are in the 400 megahertz range. And that's because at times, when they were on the 800 megahertz Motorola trunk system, that wouldn't be there going to an apartment building or a huge building full of concrete, and they just couldn't get out, right?