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Montreal to Toronto, that could probably be done on 80. 40, yeah, it's kind of close. If I was a little bit further away, you could do it on 40. That's what's nice about 80 and 40. They got that little hop. If you want somebody a little bit closer, maybe 200 miles away or something, you could probably hear it on 80. It was just right. If not, you could go to 40 and hopefully work it out. I miss all that because I haven't had a good HF antenna in almost 30 years. Not 30 years, almost 25, 27 years now. The antenna I got here is right next to a brick building. I'll tell you what, I did learn about this and I never knew that before. I never put an HF antenna in a brick building. It's almost like the brick is absorbing all the signals or something. I don't know yet. It'll be better once I move and get a real antenna again, a real wire antenna, both half way going. They even put one up for 160. The lot that I bought is 200 feet wide and 1200 feet long. I can put up an antenna up to 1200 feet long. Not really 1200 feet, but I could put up probably 160 there. I'd have to buy a lot of copper wire if I do that.