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not only the best audio quality, it also seems to be the least susceptible to, you know, like, get rate errors and stuff like that. And this is on a 6.25 channel, which is pretty impressive. Yeah, NXDN is fantastic. Which is the next thing I was going to discuss, forward error corrections. So all the digital modes, P25, Tetra, DMR, D-Star, NXDN, Fusion, they can all utilize forward error correction. They do have modes where they can not utilize it if you want wider bandwidth, just like Fusion has the wide and the narrow mode. Wide is basically no forward error correction, but the narrow mode, which is a standard one, that has forward error correction. So what that does is when the vocoder digitizes your voice, it bundles an extra mathematical parity bits, alongside the actual audio data. And that's where this recovery information comes from, right? So if you have static or a weak signal and it corrupts your voice,