An amateur radio net is simply an on-the-air “gathering” of amateur radio operators. We have a variety of nets to satisfy your interests. Read more about all our nets below.
Homeland Security Net
This is our Simplex Net. We meet at 7 PM each Tuesday evening on 147.51 MHz. No splits, no tones, no repeater. Just good conversation, and some practice for those situations when the repeaters might go down.
As with all our nets, the Homeland Security Net
is open to all licensed amateur radio operators.
Ten Meter SSB Net
Our Ten Meter SSB Net meets each Thursday evening at 8 PM Eastern, on 28.423MHz.
We sometimes shift frequency due to QRM, but we are never far off of 420.
Note for net control operators:
Here is the script for the 10M SSB Net
As with all our nets, the Homeland Security Net
is open to all licensed amateur radio operators.
Ten Meter CW Net
Our Ten Meter CW net is currently on hiatus, while we look for a new net control. If interested, please contact us.
Two Meter Net
Our Two Meter Net meets each Thursday evening at 9 PM Eastern, on our 2 Meter Repeater.
Our Repeater frequency is 145.370 MHz, minus offset, with a tone of 110.9hz (transmit & receive)
