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Superstition ARC Nets

Some of the Superstition ARC Nets run on the club repeater system, consisting of 147.12 and 449.60 in northeast Mesa.

Weekdays

DriveTime Net Monday through Friday 147.12 FM

The DriveTime Net runs at 7 AM till 8 AM every weekday morning on the 147.12 repeater system

From 7 AM till 8 AM Monday through Friday, join us during your commute as we tickle your knowledge of obscure facts and trivia. Net runs on the 147.12/449.60 linked system.

Weekly

Tuesday Night PSK31 Net 28.120 MHz Data

Every Tuesday, except between the 15th and 21st of the month, (third Tuesday of the month), on 28.120 MHz PSK31 -- Use upper sideband mode and feed PSK31 tones into the mic jack. Vincent, N1LQJ (Mesa, AZ), is your net host. This net stared on May 12, 2009. Wednesday Night Net 8 PM

(Temporarily Suspended)

Wednesday Night Net with Amateur Radio Newsline

This is the club's senior net, started in the late 1970's

Check in for the latest club discussion and Amateur Radio Newsline on the 147.12/449.60 linked system. John, KD8PC also carries the net over EchoLink. Look for KD8PC-L, which lists as "446.525 Simplex" on the station list. John is always looking for new victims — ahh — check-ins.

Here is the script from this week's Newsline:  Amateur Radio Newsline 1696 Print version

Thursday Night Information Net 28.470 MHz Voice

This net is open to all. 7:30pm Phoenix Time, 00:30 UTC

28.470 MHz SSB

Jeff, N7JJK conducts the Ten Meter Net on 28.470MHz SSB and is open to check-ins from across the country if propagation permits. Check-in and Discussion for an hour on many topics. There are typically three rounds of comments.

This net began in 1986 on 28.712 MHz, and moved to 28.470 in 1987 as a cross-band net when the Novice band was opened on ten meters.

Other area nets

Daily

2100 Net

Held on the Arizona Repeater Association RimLink system every night at 9 PM.  Two-meter frequencies available in the Mesa-Phoenix area are 147.36 Mt Ord (162.2 Hz, +600 Shift) and 147.20 Pinal Peak (162.2 Hz, +600 Shift).  Also on Mt. Elden, Flagstaff, 147.14 and Greens Peak, Show Low, 146.72.

Net Procedure

Round One:  Early check-in-and-out, followed by roll call.  Follow with Late or Missed check-ins.

Round Two:  Roll call of those who are checked in from Round One, and each takes a turn to comment on the day's activities, or the topic of participant's choice.  Followed with Late or Missed and Visitor check-ins before closing the net.

The net runs about an hour.

There is a different Net Control each night, and each Control keeps a list independent of the others.


Weekly

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