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FLORIDA NTS TRAFFIC NETS
LOCAL KHZ
NET NAME
TIME
0655.................3940...............FPTN....Florida Phone Traffic Net
1200.................7242...............FMTN....Florida Midday Traffic Net
1700.................7242...............TPTN....Tropical Phone Traffic Net
1800.................3940...............FAST......Florida Amateur Sideband
Traffic Net (Early)
1830.................7051...............FMSN.....Florida Medium Speed CW Net (5-13
wpm)
1900.................3651..............QFN........Florida CW Traffic Net Early
Session (18 wpm)
1930.................3950..............NFPN...Northern Florida Phone Net
2200.................3651...............QFN.......Florida CW Traffic Net Late
Session (18 wpm)
2230.................3940...............FAST.....Florida Amateur Sideband Traffic Net
(Late)
OTHER FLORIDA NETS
TIME/DAY KHZ
NET NAME
0730 Sat...........................3940................AIN..........ARRL Information Net
0800 Sat.......................... 3940................SFAN......Southern Florida ARES Net
0900 Except Sunday....3950................NFAN......Northern Florida ARES Net
TIME MHZ
NET NAME
1900 Mon....................28.390 MHz...........WWD....Wacky Wing Dinger
Net
2000 Mon...................146.7/444.4 Rptr....WWD....Wacky Wing Dinger Net
1930 Tues..................145.45 Rptr..........................Marietta Trading
Post
2000 Tues..................147.09 Rptr (127.3 Hz tone)....Baker County
ARES Net
1830 Weds.................147.00 Rptr......................Tri-County Emergency Net
1900 Weds................146.7/444.4 Rptr...............Jacksonville NWS
Skywarn Net
1930 Weds.................146.7 Rptr.........................Duval County
ARES Net
2000 Weds................145.21 Rptr.......................St. Johns County Emergency Net
2015 Weds................145.37 Rptr.........................Putnam County
ARES Net
2030 Weds(1st Weds Monthly)..146.7/444.4 Rptr.....Florida Crown Emergency
Net
1930 Sat.....................146.46 FM..........SNN.........Saturday Night Simplex
Net
1930 Sun....................146.67 Rptr........CCEN....Clay County Emergency Net
ALL TIMES ARE LOCAL
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Earl Leach,
WX4J has a web page which includes reports of interest to message handlers.
CLICK HERE to access.
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ARRL RADIOGRAM NUMBERS
These are used to abbreviate commonly sent message greetings, status reports,
etc. When substituting these numbers for text in a message, spell out
the numbers and use the prefix ARL. For example instead of 57, use ARL FIFTY
SEVEN.
Click here for a reference listing the ARL radiogram numbers.
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