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Okay, Eric, well you said you were fairly new to ham radio, so apparently you had your license for a little while anyway, so welcome to ham radio in any case. I-95, I'm about pretty familiar with that. We lived in Raleigh, North Carolina for the last, I guess, somewhere between 12 and 14 years, it depends on how much of our ROV experience you include in that. I worked in North Carolina from 2000 until 2008 or 2009 and we started RVing and we actually went full time in 2012, still had a house that our son was occupying for another year and a half or so after that. So we went up and down I-95 a lot, we got a daughter down in Jacksonville, Texas, so we went back and forth between there, among other places, brother up in Virginia. So pretty familiar with that road, hope you aren't having too much trouble with it. We are here, we are sponsored by the RV Radio Network Ham Radio Club and we're here every Thursday at 8 p.m. Central Time, 9 o'clock Eastern Time, so Thursday nights at 9 o'clock Eastern Time join us. We are a bunch of ham radio operators who share an interest in RVers. Most of us are RVers, at least part time RVers, some of us are full time RVers, we've been in full time RVing since 2012, so we got rid of the house and all we got is the RV. Like I said, right now that's a handicap because we're parked in the Cumm Cummins driveway, but normally we're footloose and fancy free and enjoying it. Alright, anybody else would like to check in before we start our lightning round? For the couple of you that have not been here before, we do two passes through the list. The second time pass goes pretty quick, it goes straight down the list without the control. I stay out of the way that way, I've already done all my talking. If you have any questions or suggestions for us to check in, please call K4HM.