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Good questions, Bill. To answer your second one first, they're both cats, sort of. My youngest daughter, who is youngest by one minute, is a person riding on top of a black cat. It's one of those inflatable kind of things where it, yeah, it looks as though she is a person riding on top of a black cat. It's quite silly. And my oldest daughter, older by one minute, is, she is a black cat. They were both, I don't know, on the same wavelength, kind of. And yeah, as far as Mash Corps goes, no, I don't think I've been on it for a couple of months. Where I've gotten my information about it previously is from pugetmesh.org. So thanks for the heads up about some changes and new frequencies and stuff. I will head over there now and see if there's some updates there and see what's going on. Or if there's anything else I'm missing, yeah, let me know. KK7QES, back to you. KK7QES, K7WFD. Yeah, look, when you're, well, basically, they change the frequency slightly. The key is that they change the bandwidth to, I think it's 67.5. So if you're not set on 67.5, you've got the old stuff and you have to reflash, or you just have to set the radio settings. And it's the, what they call it these days, the US slash Canada recommended. I'm going into this detail because I talked to a lot of people on Mash Corps today and several of them had sort of fiddled with it a few months ago before they, and said, well, they're not getting much. And the reason is because the community just changed things. It works much better. And you're not going to hear a thing if you're on the old frequency. So check it out and get tuned up with Mash Corps, the latest version. Very good. Thank you so much, Justin. Let's see. So we ran through that bit. Let's take a few more check-ins for this round. This is the PSRT 9 p.m. social net. My name is Bill, K7 WSB. Want to talk to us? Give us a call right now. We'll find a name. Kilo Juliet 7, Whiskey, Quebec, India, KJ7 WQI, Matt. KJ7 WQI, you're next on the list. Who's up now? Who's up next, rather? K7 Zulu, Echo India, Tim. Tim, we have you number five. I'm sorry. Yeah, you're next after that. And one more for this round. Come ahead now. Call, sign, and name.