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Yeah, I think I've got it now there, Mark. Hey, listen, that last one was much, much better. A few dropouts, not too many. The first half was an absolutely solid second half. Just a little bit of a few dropouts, but nothing too bad. We got the gist of it. Well, you know, you say G5, we say 5G. There are some areas across here in Scotland that are pretty solid with the old 5G signal, but there are others that are in between 5G and 4G. 3G is still available in some places, but they're certainly getting rid of that. But yeah, you have all the equipment that's available and able to connect. But if you're not in the proper area that can connect to 5G, then you just have to rely on 4. And sometimes forcing it onto 4G actually makes a better and more stable signal I've found. So there we go. That's all I've got to say. Mark, thanks so much for being there. A little bit crackly, but we got you in the end. the end. That's really good. If you have anything else for the net, sir, before we move on, KC8FTV from GM0UB. Back to you, Mark.