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And it just works. Once you get it programmed, as long as you don't mess with it, because if you're a type of person that messes around with radio programming, and changing little things, and not understanding what you're playing with, you're going to mess it up. I know I've had instances where I've helped people, got their DMR all set up and it was working fine, and a couple days later, oh yeah, that damn DMR doesn't work, that's garbage. No, man. You change something. It's simple as that. I've had the same DMR radio with the same code plug for over ten years, or about ten years anyway, and it's never needed to be reprogrammed. Never, never, never, never. It just stays the way it is. If your DMR radio is messing up, it's because you're fiddling. It's as simple as that. You're into menus, you're looking at stuff, you accidentally backspace over a number. Something happened. It's not the mode, it's not the radio. It's a DFO error. It's always a DFO error when it comes to this stuff. It's not the equipment, the mode, the band, any of that stuff. It's a DFO error, quite simply and plainly put. Over to you, Gray. KC2PKG. It's all you, man.