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Well, Mike, thank you. Thank you so much for taking time to stop by. I really do appreciate that. Thank goodness for Echo Link. You always have Echo Link when everything else fails. Always, always good for a backup, that's for sure. I'm kind of in the same boat. I've done some digital stuff for ... I think I've got myself my head around the digital ... The issue system, C4FM, wires, X's and that. I think I've got my head around all that. It seems to be pretty straightforward. Of course, I have had the Anytone 878UV2 Plus and everything else for some time now. When I try it, things still happen. I can hear people and they can't hear me and different bits and pieces. Then they listen to something, then they get switched over to something else, all these different things. It's just a little bit more of a learning curve. Just have to spend more time on it, I think. But I'm the same. Had it for a long time and it's so much of a mystery. So many things, so much of a mystery, that's for sure. But anyway, Mike, we'll just keep on plugging away and learning together. I'm sure we'll get there, that's for sure. I often fail trying to make digital connections with the Anytone. Let's go back to my ACU radio, do YSF to DMR in the hotspot. It's so much easier to me anyway. Mike, thank you. I was going to ask about your wife Jane there and how her wrist was doing with her arm. I know that you had that accident some weeks ago now with Bertie there. Sorry to hear that you had to have her wrist or arm rewired about a week ago. So like I say, I was going to ask him and thanks for the report there. So I'll send our best to myself and Helen, lots of love and hopefully she'll recover very, very soon. And five business on Bertie, seven months old. Our only audience turned six months old yesterday. We're having so much fun as well as the other stuff as well. Anyway, back to you Mike for anything else. G7MVH from GM0UB.