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The TransCanada Net found every week on this frequency at 1800 hours. Oh no, sorry, 1700 hours. 1700 hours UTC. 10 a.m. Pacific time. The TransCanada Net website is found at thecanadahub.ca. All kinds of related information. Thecanadahub.ca is a whole subsidiary of the North Fraser Amateur Radio Club. We encourage you to check us out at ve7nfr.com. Also check out thedipole.com for the most accurate amateur radio related parody news. We use NetLoggers, you can follow along with that. If you prefer you can check in via the AIM window. I'll endeavour to keep an eye on that. I'd like to thank all members of the TransCanada Hub and the North Fraser Amateur Radio Club for bringing this net to you, for having the infrastructure installed, the foresight to have it there, and the maintenance to keep it going. Thank you everyone involved, specifically Scott and Adrian, but to the whole team. The order today will go in and out. So people that don't want to give a report, just get on the log and then we'll go to Europe and see if anyone wants to check in from there. And then we'll start Eastern Canada and we'll work our way West and then we'll open it up to the United States and the world before we carry on with that. Let's check in with Mission Control, VA7SL for Scott. Do you have anything for the net today? Thank you Michael, this is Air America 7, Sierra Lima, here at Mission Control, where the mission needs controlling. We have a couple of bullets here. The IRLP continues to be a problem. It is a serious problem. It has David Cameron, the founder of IRLP, and others that you probably don't know, involved trying to fix it. So it seems to be a systemic issue and anyone will love that. Adrian asked me to pass that on. I'd also like to state that our next High Altitude Balloon project had been, we've had so many delays, and we had the most recent delay, was due to the Canada post strike, the nationwide post strike. And we had parts tied up in the mail. They have been delivered. The parts have arrived. And we are going to be doing testing on the transmitter and the receiver very shortly. We decided to go with a 900 MHz downlink. So we are excited about that. We are going to make sure that works well and doesn't get interference so much in high altitudes. And that's it here from Mission Control. And then maybe, I don't know if he is going to check in or not here, he was having issues with his app. He was trying to use where he was. Anyway, that's it from here. Have a great night. Victor, America 7, and Mission Control. Very interesting to see how that story moves forward. Hopefully they can come to a resolution. And the balloon project, right, indeed. Work action. I'm suffering as well, waiting for some packages here. Business wise. But I mean, that is life. Glad to hear your parts have arrived. Look forward to an update on that project as well. We will break with VA7SL. And let's go check in with Adrian, VA7NZ. Adrian, do you have anything for NET? Please go ahead.