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KD7, GEC, VA6, GRZ. Good morning Gina and everybody on the net. It's a cold one right now, minus 20 Celsius, a high of minus 5 Celsius, that's minus 4 and plus 23 Fahrenheit, mainly sunny today yeah we got some snow back on Thursday I think it was yeah Thursday anyway it wasn't much nothing not not enough to damper me getting my Christmas display out today my outdoor Christmas display out today because this is gonna be the warmest it's gonna be for a while we're gonna be in the minus teens most of the week and even minus 20 right now burr so yeah I gotta wait I hope I'll be able to go outside probably around noon time and take a break for lunch and get get things on the go so I'll probably post pictures on Facebook as usual. So, anyway, I, uh, I've been working on my 551. Apparently, um, from my last, uh, last weekend, yeah, last Sunday, yeah, I slept in yesterday because I've been working on a cold, but, uh, I've been pounding enough cold medication lately that, uh, I think I put it in its tracks as long as the wife doesn't give it back to me because she's still working on it. So, anyway. I found a capacitor that's connected to power and the ground, so that was definitely burnt, and so I'll be asking questions about that in the text box. thank God for schematics that I can read, and of course all the symbols for the particular item. I know there's got to be at least one other item, but I got a feeling that was it. I'm going to do a thorough search to see if there's any more burnt diodes or capacitors. What was the other word Roy was telling me? Anyway, at KU7, oh yeah Roy, anyway, standby. I was going to time out there. Yeah Roy, this is repeater station Kilo Kilo 7. kilo seven november quebec november all-star node six two two seven located at shelton washington seventy-three everybody stay warm wherever you're at g-e-c-v-a-six g-e-r-z-villeard-nevington alberta