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Yeah, and I had to use full power to get up to some of these six foot waves. They were maybe only 30 foot apart, 20 foot apart, something like that, 25 foot apart, crest to crest, but they were six foot high, they were standing waves in this channel, and the water was flowing out. So to get up the first wave, I had to use full horsepower out of that 60 horse, Evanrud, and then we'd go down over the peak and the nose of the boat would go clear in underwater out of sight. We had about an 18 inch windshield that wrapped clear around the side of the boat, and that water ocean would hit that and flood part of the boat. I had the bilge pump running. I got Joyce, I had her back way up in the bow, she crawled under there and I told her to stay out of there. I don't know why we did that, but that made sense. Anyway, we managed to, luckily we didn't run out of gas or anything, only had about one inch of gas in the tank and I didn't realize that until it was all over with. But anyway, we got back in to Shark River Bay, I think was the name of it, and that was pretty exciting. Anyway, back to net control. Good question KC-70HD.