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Yeah, from GWA, yeah, okay, I know 10 meters have been buzzing the last couple of days. And yeah, Mike Whiskey Zero, Uniform Seattle, I think that's one of the radio clubs in Newport here, actually. I'm pretty certain because, hang on, Mike Whiskey. I'm pretty sure it is, actually. Let's double check on that. It rings a bell. There's two radio clubs here in Newport. Let's have a quick look. Come on, there we go. It's up in Pawnee Pool. It's about five o'clock, eight miles north, but due north of me there, there Doug. No, it's not the actual radio club, the other radio club, because the other radio club is near to the banks of the Riverusque, so the Uniform Sierra Kilo. That's what just threw me. But not that far away there, there Doug. And just one final comment from Cliff, PLC, on the blue screen. He said, we have been demonstrating the receiver dynamo, and it isn't bad for us. Nice. One final comment there, Doug, if you wish to, before I move along. From GW8S, ZL. Well, that's interesting. I'm wondering how they overcame that kind of issue, but they must have really isolated it. Interesting technology, isn't it? Anyway, I'll say 73, Dave, and thanks for all that information, Cliff. I'll get NetLogger installed back on this computer shortly. All the best. Have a good weekend. This is the E3XDB, and I'll be clear.