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Good morning, this is 39LVC Frank in Bothell. I've got just a very brief one here. And just to let folks know that I'm using a ISU-8 mate to get a hold of G4 and use that as a repeat back of the main unit. I've been active for a few years but really have not been active at all. I was first licensed back about 60 years ago, 70 years as a matter of fact, back around 52 I believe is when I first got my hand licensed. But some days a few years and then anyway it's good to hear everybody chit-chatting and I like to do that but I don't know enough of the guys well enough yet to chit-chat. So I don't chat too much. Anyway, I lose my breath if I chit-chat. And back to the next control, I'm listening but I don't talk too much. This is 39LVC Frank in Bothell. This is repeater station kilo kilo 7 November Quebec November. Well Frank at least you're living and you've set me to eat. I've only been a ham radio operator for 55 years. So yes, I was just a little kid when you were a ham radio operator. So you might think you were a ham radio operator before I was even born. Although I was born long enough ago to be perhaps like you from the atomic age, not a child of this age because Sputnik had not been launched yet. Anyway Frank, I have written down sub-repeater. Is there any particular formal name for that where you repeat two of your transmitters that's getting into the repeater? And I thought why not call it like a sub-repeater or like a second tier repeater or something. Think of coming second or something clever. Alrighty, so now comes where I get to ask for Klay G4 OZW, OzWizard, Klay, and Reichi. And I've also put an I O from KG4WYJ, Brian, who did an I O I guess you could say from our family chat, PatNet. So I've got Brian in the log too. Anyway, Klay G4 OZW, this is your sister KX2CW asking for you, Klay and Reichi.