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I think you might have timed out there, Steve. I think you might have a two-minute time out. Yeah, yeah, I'm glad you got it working there, Steve. It sounds great. Yeah, we can play around with it and check out some other servers and whatnot, but I'm looking on CheckRF under troubleshooting, and one of the owners there, he even says, the Echolink network requires that each client has a unique internet IP address. If your internet service provider uses carrier-grade NAT, whatever the heck that is, you don't have a unique public IP address, and you will not be able to connect to Echolink servers. So I don't really understand that, but that pretty much sums it up in a couple sentences. So there you have it. All right, Steve, very good. I will catch you later. I'll send it back to you for your final there. Like I said, I think you timed the last one out, so I'll send it back to you for your final. You have yourself a good one, Steve. I'm sure we'll talk soon. 73 from KE8ODN.