Net List
Below are a list of nets that has been complied for your benefit. You are encouraged to check into any of the nets below for ARES and EMCOMM information or for traffic in to and out of the NTS. Or search for a specific net here.
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ALL STATIONS ARE ENCOURAGED TO MONITOR 146.52 MHZ (NATIONAL CALLING FREQUENCY) DURING ALL ARES NETS
DAILY :
JEFFERSON NOON NET (JNN) 1200-1230L. Traffic accepted at: 1230 LCL
7232 ± LSB (3987 ± LSB alternate) - RELAYS (most days):
Reno/Sparks (NV) 147.12+ (123.0) WNNN (Western Nevada Noon Net)
Happy Camp (CA) 146.445 (simplex)
Klamath (OR) and Siskiyou (CA) Counties 146.55 (simplex)
Jackson (OR) and Siskiyou (CA) Counties 147.26+ (123.0) Mt. Ashland
Primary service area: Northern California, Oregon, northwest Nevada.
Extended service area: Washington, Idaho, southern California, ships at sea,
and “anywhere else the signals reach”. Net manager: k6soj@arrl.net
NIGHTLY NORTHERN CALIFORNIA / NEVADA TRAFFIC NETS -
NORTHERN CALIFORNIA NET (NCN/1) 1900L 3630 KHz CW
NORTHERN CALIFORNIA NET (NCN/2) 2100L 3705 KHz CW (slow speed)
NORTHERN CALIFORNIA NET (NCN/V) 1930L 145.210- FM (100.0) Stockton
SACRAMENTO VALLEY TRAFFIC NET (SVTN) 2100L 146.850- FM (110.8) Chico
6TH REGIONAL NET (RN6) 1945L 3655 KHz CW
6TH REGIONAL NET (RN6) 2130L 3655 KHz CW
PACIFIC AREA NET (PAN) (SUMMER) 2030L 7052 KHz CW
PACIFIC AREA NET (PAN) (WINTER) 2030L 3651 KHz CW
ARES EMERGENCY NET AND CALLING FREQUENCIES:
146.55 ARES TACTICAL
147.42 ARES/Red Cross
146.52 NATIONAL CALLING and Wilderness Protocol
SV SECTION ARES MUTUAL ASSISTANCE, TRAFFIC AND
CALLING FREQUENCIES:
SSB: Daytime: 7232 “up” - (NTS traffic “up” 5-10 kHz,
or 7111 CW)
Nighttime: 3987
“down” (NTS traffic down 5-10 kHz, or 3711 CW)
Alternate: 1982
“down” (NTS traffic down 5-10 kHz, or 1916 CW)
60 meters: 5332 USB
(alternate: 5348 USB)
CW: Daytime : 7111 “up” (NTS/ARES/traffic/calling
Nighttime: 3711 “up”
(NTS/ARES/traffic/calling
Alternate: 1916 “up”
(NTS/ARES/traffic/calling
60 METER BAND USB CHANNELS
(FOR EMCOMM NETS: START WITH “A”, MOVE UP AS NEEDED.)
CHANNEL NOMINAL
CARRIER FREQUENCY
A
5332kHz
5330.5kHz
B
5348kHz
5346.5kHz
C
5368kHz
5366.5kHz
D
5373kHz
5371.5kHz
E
5405kHz
5403.5kHz (common US/UK)
| STATE,
SECTION AND REGIONAL ARES and SKYWARN NETS: (updated 07 May 2010 ) |
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| DAY | TIME | FREQ | NET NAME / PRIMARY SERVICE AREA |
| Daily | 1200L | 7232 kHz. (alt) 3987 kHz. (alt) 1982 kHz. |
JNN (northern CA,
OR, northwest NV) tfc @ 1230LJNN RELAYS (most days): Reno (NV) 147.12+ (123.0) WNNN (Western Nevada Noon Net) Happy Camp (CA) 146.445 (simplex) Klamath (OR) and Siskiyou (CA) Counties 146.55 (simplex) Jackson (OR) and Siskiyou (CA) Counties 147.26+ (123.0) Mt. Ashland ALL JNN STATIONS: 146.52 (NATIONAL CALLING FREQUENCY) |
| Daily | 1300L | 7111 kHz. (Up) | "KNOW CODE" NET (KCN) - Slower Speed CW Round Robin |
| Daily | 1530L | 7275 kHz. | 6TH REGIONAL NET (RN6D) SSB |
| Daily | 1900L | 3702 kHz. | WEST COAST NET (WCN) Slow Speed Traffic/Training Net |
| Daily | 1900L | 3630 kHz CW | NORTHERN CALIFORNIA NET (NCN/1) |
| Daily | 1930L | 145.210- MHz. (100.0) | NORTHERN CALIFORNIA NET (NCN/2) - Stockton, CA |
| Daily | 1930L | 3655 kHz. | 6TH REGIONAL NET (RN6E) CW |
| Daily | 2000L | 3711 kHz | “KNOW CODE” NET (KCN): - Slower Speed CW Round Robin |
| Daily | 2030L | 7052 kHz. | PACIFIC AREA NET (PAN) (SUMMER) CW |
| Daily | 2130L | 3651 kHz. | PACIFIC AREA NET (PAN) (WINTER) CW |
| Daily | 2100L | 3705 kHz | NORTHERN CALIFORNIA NET (NCN/2) (Slow Speed) |
| Daily |
2100L |
146.850- MHz. (110.9) | SACRAMENTO VALLEY TRAFFIC NET (SVTN)- Chico, CA |
| Daily | 2130L | 3655 kHz. | 6TH REGIONAL NET (RN6L) CW |
| Daily | 24/7 | 3534 and/or 7042 | CW ALASKA (ACWN) “listening watch”. AL7N or KL5T (Routine traffic 0500 to 0730Z) |
| M-F | 1630Z | 14292 kHz. | Alaska-Pacific Emergency Preparedness Net |
| M | 1800L | 3993.5 kHz. | Oregon ARES District 5 (OR) |
| M | 1830L | 3985 kHz (alt) 7245 kHz.. |
Washington State ARES and RACES (combined) |
| Tu | 2000L | 3993.5 | Oregon ARES |
| W | 1830L | 3993 kHz. | American Red Cross Washington State HF Net |
| W | 1845L | 146.610- (123.0) | Reno (NV) SKYWARN // 3987 Medford (OR) NWS at 1915L |
| W2 | 1900L | 146.085- (127.3) | SV Section ARRL Net (2nd Wednesday) |
| W | 1915L | 3987 kHz. 147.260+ (123.0) 146.550 146.970 |
NWS Medford SKYWARN |
| W | 1930 L | 3987 kHz. | Regional or
SV Section ARRL/ARES 1st W: ARES WINCO (Washington, Idaho, Nevada, Calif., Oregon, “plus”). 2nd W: ARRL General Topic Net. 3rd W: ARES LEADERSHIP (REGIONAL) 4th W: Sacramento Valley Section ARES 5th W: ARRL Regional Official Emergency Station Net |
| Sa | 0830 L | 3965 kHz. | Nevada Section ARES |
| Sa | 0900 L | 3985 kHz. | Washington State Emergency Net (WSEN) ARES and RACES |
| LOCAL AND DISTRICT ARES AND SKYWARN NETS: (Updated 07 May 2010 ) | |||
| DAY | TIME | FREQ | NET NAME / PRIMARY SERVICE AREA |
| Daily | 1200L | 147.120+ (123.0) | Reno-Western Nevada Noon Net // JNN on 7232 kHz. |
| Daily | 1200L | 146.550 (simplex) | Klamath County (OR)// relay to JNN on 7232 kHz. |
| Daily | 1200L | 146.445 (simplex) | Happy Camp (CA) NN // relay to JNN on 7232 kHz. |
| Su | 1930L | 146.970- (103.5) | Churchill County (NV) ARES |
| Su | 1930L | 145.430-(162.2) | Placer County (CA) |
| Su | 2000L | 147.360+ | Deschutes County (OR) |
| M | 0000-2000L | 145.050 | Shasta County (CA) direct or RDG node > KG6RYD-1 |
| M | 1900L | 147.195+ (123.0) | Sacramento Amateur
Radio Communications Reserve (Sponsored by Sacramento City Fire Dept. ARES members are welcome.) |
| M (L) | 1900L | 146.550 | Baker County (OR) Last Monday of month. (alt: 7260 3860) |
| M | 1945L | 3987 kHz. | Shasta County HF (CA) - [SSB] |
| M | 2000L | 146.64- (88.5) | Shasta County VHF (CA) |
| M | 2000L | 146.85- (110.8) | Butte/Glenn County (CA) |
| M | 2030L | 145.45- (88.5) | Tehama County (CA) |
| M | 2100L | 3993.5 kHz. | Oregon ARES District 5 - [SSB] |
| Tu | 1845L 1900L 1915L |
147.250+ (88.5) 146.740-(88.5) 145.210-(88.5) |
Curry Co (OR) |
| Tu | 1900L | 146.970- (103.5) | Lyon County (NV) ARES |
| Tu | 1930L | 146.940- | Jackson Co (OR) |
| Tu | 1930L | 146.610- | Klamath Co (OR) |
| Tu | 1930L | 3915 kHz. | Sonoma County and Mendocino Coast (CA) |
| W | 1905L | 147.120+ (123.0) | Reno (NV) SKYWARN // 3987 Medford NWS at 1915L |
| W | 1930L | 146.910- | Northeastern Nevada |
| W | 2000L | 145.150- | San Francisco (West Side) 443.100+ (114.9) (East Side) |
| Th | 1830 L | 3987 - 146.88- | Lassen County (CA) |
| Th | 1900L | 146.085+ (127.3) | Yuba-Sutter ARES |
| Th | 1900L | 146.61- (123.0) | Northern Nevada Amateur Radio Services (NNARS) |
| Th | 1930L | 146.73- (85.4) | Trinity County (CA) |
| Th | 1930L | 3987 147.260+(123.0)
146.550 146.970- 145.050(packet) |
Siskiyou/Modoc (CA) |
| Th | 2000L | 146.850-(110.9) | Butte County (CA) |
| Th | 2000L | 147.300+ | Josephine County (OR) |
| Th | 2000L | 146.880- (151.4) | Mono County (CA) |
| Sa | 0800 | 147.285+ (151.4) | Nevada County (CA) |
WEDNESDAY NIGHT REGIONAL NETS:
NWS WX SPOTTER / SKYWARN NET
EVERY WEDNESDAY 1915 to 1930L:
ARRL / ARES NETS:
ALL NETS BEGIN AT: 1930 Pacific time zone on 3987 LSB (1982 LSB alternate)
NOTE: Local ARES teams are invited to have VHF >< HF relay stations participate. “VHF/UHF” ARES stations are encouraged to listen on HF and
check in via a VHF to HF relay. (ALL NETS WILL ACCEPT FORMAL TRAFFIC NEAR END OF NET.)
FIRST WEDNESDAY of the month:
Regional WINCO (Washington, Idaho, Nevada, California, Oregon) ARES net (any and all ARES
stations welcome). ARES members are invited to submit appropriate announcements, topics for discussion, or questions via email or
at net time.
SECOND WEDNESDAY of the month:
Sacramento Valley Section ARRL Net (stations outside the SV section are welcome). General amateur radio topics of interest to ARRL members.
Stations outside the SV Section are welcome.
1900 146.085- (127.3) SV Section ARRL Net (south central valley area)
1930 3987± kHz LSB (1982 kHz alternate)
NCS: An ARRL leader or other designated station within in the SV Section.
THIRD WEDNESDAY of the month:
Regional ARES LEADERSHIP NET. A multi-county, multi district, multi-section, multi-state,
multi-division net for SECs, DECs, ECs, AECs, and other ARRL leaders. Visitors may check in at end of net. Meet your
(and other) ARES leaders!
NCS: An ARES Leader on a pre-scheduled basis.
FOURTH WEDNESDAY of the month:
Sacramento Valley Section ARES Net. (ARES stations outside the SV Section are welcome.) NCS: SV SEC, DEC, EC. or AEC.
FIFTH WEDNESDAY of the month (when that happens):
OES Net
