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And that's pretty fascinating that you got all the nets like that all lined up and things like that. Pretty good, keeps you busy. Uh, where I, being a new ham, uh, I was fortunate enough to start my, uh, adventure in a town that had eight repeaters, right? So I was like, whoa, here we go. We're gonna be very busy. I'll get a lot of practice in. That wasn't the case. I used the head cover of the V3 PTC repeater here in Cornwall, though, that does have Echo Lincoln All Star on it. So I use that a lot. And I also use our edge repeater with DMR on it. Uh, and also we have fusion. So when we get our, uh, system fusion back up from saying it right, then I'll be able to enjoy that again. But you know, uh, I have an ATF rig, a Lovett to Death. Uh, I use it in the shack, FT8. Uh, and the reason why is that the wife doesn't have to hear me with all the other stuff. You can just be quiet and do stuff, um, with that radiate, with that particular mode. But almost 100% of the time, well, 99% of the time, I use my ATF rig outdoors. And I have two acres. But I just like to use the ATF outdoors and in different parks and stuff like that. Thank you so much, John, for joining us today. I hope to have you here again. We're at the bottom of the list looking for any check-ins from anyone, anywhere. You're with the South Canada Band. I'm Ernest, Victor Alpha 3 Echo Lincoln Victor. And we're taking check-ins now.