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New feature for Spotted Ham! Automatic net spotting. Setup your net to auto spot on scheduling. Members with alerts for your net callsign or net name will automatically get an email alert.
Net reminders show up two hours prior on the home page listed above the regular spot board.
Almaden Radio Club
Net Control: KM6HBHCheck NET LOGGER under BORREGO RAMS for frequency.
Net Control: KM6HBHSouth San Jose Rag Chew, usually managed by KQ6OT
Net Control: KM6HBHNode 517300 – Hub 1 East, Node 517301 – Hub 2 West, Node 517302 – Hub 3 – PCs/Phones, EchoLink: connect to node 590387
Net Control: VE7NZNode 517300 – Hub 1 East, Node 517301 – Hub 2 West, Node 517302 – Hub 3 – PCs/Phones, EchoLink: connect to node 590387
Net Control: VE7NZNode 517300 – Hub 1 East, Node 517301 – Hub 2 West, Node 517302 – Hub 3 – PCs/Phones, EchoLink: connect to node 590387
Net Control: VE7NZFrom an IRLP capable repeater, simply dial 9029
Net Control: VE7NZA Canada-wide net that welcomes international check-ins. Runs up to 90 minutes. For list of access repeaters modes and n
Net Control: VE7NZJoin us each Wednesday and Saturday night on 40m SSB 7.XXX MHz in the "General Class License" portion of the band. 1003
Net Control: KM6HBHTo better maintain a list of active list of nets shown here, there needs to be at least one administrator or user getting email notifications for it.
SpottedHam can auto-post your spot every time your net runs, and will automatically email those with club callsign or Net meeting name as an alert.
Add Your NetYou'll need a free SpottedHam account to add a net.
If you have not downloaded and tried Netlogger yet, I would suggest you do. Easy way to manage a net. Easy way to participate. The software additionally has a chat board, something to do while you wait your turn.
Download NetloggerFree to use.
Create a free account, then go to "Add Your Net" and enter your net's name, callsign, frequency, mode, and schedule.
SpottedHam automatically posts a spot for your net when it's scheduled to run, so members with an alert for the net's callsign or name are emailed without anyone having to spot it manually.
No. Anyone can browse scheduled nets. An account is only needed to add your own net or set alerts.