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Nobody expects the Spanish Inquisition. Well, thank you, Darren. You know, we all start out the way we start out. I started out 55 years ago with a Heathkit AT1 transmitter, Heathkit's very first amateur transmitter. That's why it's named the AT1, which, by the way, speaking of starting out with 5-watt radios, We measured power differently in kind of a false way back then. I thought I had a 30 watt transmitter or something, but I have another AT1 now, Darren, and I have measured its output into a dummy load, a non-resonant load at 6 watts actual RF power. So my joke about that is that I started out at QRP and I didn't even know it. All right, take care, Darren. And everybody, thank you for ... Oh, you better read the post, Campbell. Well that's a wrap. Thank you everybody for joining us for the Swivel's Head, Like an Owl, Monday, December 15th, 2025, 9 o'clock evening net, thanks to the Puget Sound Repeater Group for the usage of this repeater. For more information about the group, please check out our website at PSRG.org. The PSRG have been hosting daily social nets for well over 30 years. The nets are a great opportunity to test your equipment. Remember, if you don't test your equipment, we can't hear you. I'm now returning to the Peter Nuremberg operation. This is Joan, KX2CW, Signing off at 9.56 p.m. Pacific time. Good night.