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Ah, very good Adrian. Excellent. And thanks for the report on the balloons. Saw the email. That's fantastic and looking forward to the next launch. Curious about the image stuff. May have some questions about that. But I'll go do some reading because I'm pretty sure you've got some details published somewhere. Very good. Thanks again Adrian. And I'm sure that the presentation on October 14th to the radio amateurs in Manitoba will be very interesting as well. Alright, let's move on to the net here and I'll just let everybody know we're going to do short time check-ins. Then we are going to do a quick shout out to the UK. We'll move into Canada, go VE3 and east through Western Canada and the north. We'll check out for late and missed anywhere in Canada if I remember to do that. And USA and the rest of the world will happen after that and then we'll close up at, I've got 1.30 here. I guess it will be 2.30 eastern time. I guess the 1 hour and 30 minute mark. Anywho, the question of the week as I mentioned, was it your best time radio experience this summer? If you want to answer the question of the week, you can when we get to your geography. But before we do all that, for those that either have to leave early or do not want to answer the question of the week, we're going to do short time check-ins right now. If you want to do a short time check-in, please join now. Victor Echo 5, uniform Oscar, go ahead. Victor Echo 7, Echo India Alpha, Victor Echo 7, Echo India Alpha, the name is Ron. Victor Echo 4, Alpha 4, Juliet Nima, Bravo, Alpha 4, Juliet Nima, Bravo. Victor Echo 5, Alpha Alpha Sierra, Victor Echo 5, Alpha Alpha Sierra, no traffic.