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Well, good morning everybody. How are you? How are you? How are you? Welcome to the Wednesday morning edition of the Puget Sound Repeater Group's 9 a.m. Net. Hey, this is Kilo Delta 7 Papa Whiskey Bravo Dave the High Desert Pirate Radio coming to you via an all-star node from High Desert here in Central Oregon. I'm on the PSRG repeater at 146.960 megahertz with a negative offset and appeal tone of 103.5. So hey, all of you hams out there with a valid license, come in and join us. This is a social net and you can talk about anything you want as long as it is user friendly. Let's see, it meets every day at 9 a.m., noon, and 9 p.m. And it is an open net for all hams. Hey, there you go. It is also a directed net, so please remember to go through net control to contact other stations. And when you check in, please try not to tailgate. Let me acknowledge each station in turn. That cuts down on our confusion a little bit. It's just always, we always get it confused enough at a time. Then go back to the top of the list and ask for when you give your report, try to keep it to three minutes or less. A, that's the time out of the repeater. And B, it lets us get everybody in on a timely fashion. So there you go. And mission critical here is end with your call sign. That tells me you're done with your report and it satisfies the FCC with that. Oh, IOs are always welcome. And stopping by and saying hi. And just let me know you're listening to things, rocking and rolling. We're going to start out with short horizon stations, then we'll have some Internet's and then open it up to everybody. Of course, none of that is carved in stone. And short horizons would be mobiles, low-power, IOs, the high desert pirate radio listening for low Oscar one you talk to the iOS