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Alright, nothing heard there. I will make some announcements of my own on behalf of the RD Radio Network. We do have a number of nets that are sponsored by our club. We have a 40 meter net every night except Saturday night. It's on Sunday night through Friday night at 7 p.m. Central Time on 7264 kilohertz or 7.264 millihertz, whichever you prefer. Megahertz, not millihertz. Sorry about that guys. Anyway, 7264 kilohertz. That's easy enough. Plus or minus QRM. When we say 10 megahertz QRM, that should be kilohertz. That's another mistake. That's on the website wrong. I need to fix that. Plus or minus 10 kilohertz for QRM. QRM as the meaning requires. Sometimes it's more than 10 though. So you might have to scan around if you don't find it. The best bet is to go to netlogger.org. It always has a list of current nets up there. We put all of our nets on netlogger. So you should always find our frequency listed there. We also have another net on 7264. It's for the western part of the country. It's 40 meters, 7.264 megahertz on Mondays and Wednesdays at 815 Pacific time. So that makes it 1015 or 1115 for us easterners of Central and East Coast time. We also have a 20 meter HF net on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 1115 AM Central time. That's on 14.283 megahertz. All of those like I said are plus or minus QRM. We also have this net of course on Thursday evenings. We don't have any QRM here. So we don't have to worry about shifting frequencies. And we have a RV radio network video net on Tuesday nights at 8 PM Central. And that's now on Zoom. It used to be on Echo Link but it's now on Zoom. There's a link to it near the top of our page where all the nets are listed. So you can just click on that link and you don't even have to have a license to participate in that net. So if you're just out here monitoring and want to check into one of our nets, that's the one you can go to. Alright, so we have a...let me reset again...