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Hey Jack, I'm okay. I'm just back from the San Francisco rodeo. So that was last weekend. It was good. It was a hoot. It was a lot of fun anyway. But I did not catch my animals however, so that was kind of tragic. But I miss in the roping, but I did get to work to shoot crew and that's an awful good view of a rodeo. So anyway, lots of contact with animals and horses and things. I have some antennas. I need to move them on I think is the thing. So I would love it if some club needed some beams. Anyway, I have a 10 meter beam, 15 meter beam, 20 meter beam, 40 meter beam. 40. So some of them need a little bit of work, but they're not in bad shape I think. Anyway, but I think they have to go. So just like I gave a lot of stuff away back in the spring to some folks, I think this is the other half of the stuff kind of thing. So some antennas. So anyway, maybe I'll turn it over to you Jack and you can think about what the best way to handle it is kind of thing. Or we can put it on the 9 o'clock at night net too. Anyway, I don't know if it's a first come first serve. I'd love it if it went to a club I guess. That would be the best thing. But some club that wants to be ready for field day next year or something like that. But anyway, so some HF beams are typically what, 3 and 4 element I think. I mean the 40 meters or 2 element. It's got some loading on it and that kind of thing. Okay, anyway, back to net for a little bit. WR5J antennas in West Seattle. You need a truck because they're kind of big. Some of them are big. Or at least a roof rack I guess and a lot of duct tape. WR5J.