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G90 radio. It lacks durability. You don't use the volume control for the receiver for that because the receiver is easily overloaded with RF so you use the RF gain control for your volume control. So it puts out 20 watts. In some cases it's probably okay. I have a ham over at Hawaii over there. He goes down to the beach down there and throws his ground wire into the ocean and so he gets a good ground so he can actually operate that little power but we all don't have the ocean near us. And basically by the time you buy an amplifier for it, you get it up to like 100 watts, you might as well buy the other radio like the ICOM. You're just better off because then you're working with two antenna matchers. They radio out the antenna matcher and probably your linear has one too. And so it's just really not a good deal economically so you can pass that along to the other cams out there.