diff --git a/HamShield-Quick-Start-Guide.md b/HamShield-Quick-Start-Guide.md
index c5101ff..1c1e140 100644
--- a/HamShield-Quick-Start-Guide.md
+++ b/HamShield-Quick-Start-Guide.md
@@ -11,11 +11,10 @@ To get started, you will need to include the libraries and create a radio. You c
 
     /* My Awesome New HAM Radio Idea */
 
-    #include <HAMShield.h>
-    #include <Wire.h>
+    #include <HamShield.h>
     
     HamShield radio;
 
-In the above example, we include the HamShield and Wire libraries. These are critical libraries that are used to control the radio as well as communicate with the radio. The second function creates an object of the HamShield type. You do not need to know what this means - just make sure its always written in your sketch outside of the setup() and loop() functions.
+In the above example, we include the HamShield library. These are critical libraries that are used to control the radio as well as communicate with the radio. The second function creates an object of the HamShield type. You do not need to know what this means - just make sure its always written in your sketch outside of the setup() and loop() functions.