Skywide & Other Radio Nets
Nets held on the VE3SKY repeater
146.985 Mhz -0.6 offset 103.5 tone; Echolink VA3VWX-L 733551; Allstar VA3VWX 54935
Club Sponsored Nets
| Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday | Saturday | Sunday |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 11AM Ham Chat NET | 11AM Ham Chat NET | 11AM Ham Chat NET | 11AM Ham Chat NET | 11AM Ham Chat NET | 11AM Ham Chat NET | 11AM Ham Chat NET |
| 7 PM Nostalgia Net | 7:30PM HFNet 7.1 Mhz | 5:30PM ARES/ACS Regional Net | ||||
| 8PM Evening Chat Net | 8 PM Evening Chat Net | 8 PM Simplex Net 146.54 Mhz | ||||
| 8:00 PM SKYNET- Club Net | 9PM Science Net Ve3woo,CanadaHub |
SPECIAL EVENT NETS
– Remembrance Day Net – 10:30AM EDT November 11th – annually
– BBQ Check in Net – 10:30AM -May annually
– Field Day Net – 10AM ~June annually
Environment & Meteorological Severe Event Net
Opened on “as needed” basis when a severe event affects the region. Check-ins share weather, road and service outage information.
Other Skywide Nets - Pending
Other Local Nets
Skywide Sunday Night 70cm Simplex Net – 446.025 FM 9:00pm –TBA
80M NET – 3.773 MHz (+/- 5 kHz) – date TBA
SSTV Picture Net – frequency TBA – date TBA
Fusion Net – TBA
Digital Voice Nets
Canadian DStar Net – 9PM Friday – YYZ-B
CQ Canada Fusion – 9PM EST – Room 40678 VE1AO – VE3WOO DV
LEGEND
SSB – Single Side Band
USB -Upper Side Band
LSB – Lower side band
CW – Continuous Wave (Morse Code)
DV – Digital Voice (DStar, Fusion, DMR, P25 etc)
VPOL – Vertical Polrization
HPOL – Horizontal Polarization
VE3NOR -8PM Tuesday & Thursday – Nortown Club Net
VE3YRA – 8:30PM Daily – Richmond Hill Wellness Net
VE3YYZ – 8PM Thursday & Sunday – Procom Net
VE3MIS – 8PM Tuesday – Techlink Conf – TBA
VE3YRA – 4PM Monday, Wednesday & Friday – Ragchew Ramble
VA3FVL – 8PM Thursday Night Simplex Net – 147.405 Mhz
Hamilton UHF SSB Net – 446.125 MHz USB – Sunday @ 8:00PM
HF (SSB) Nets -check below for current conditions
Skywide 40m Net – 7.100 Mhz – Wednesday @ 7:30PM
Hamilton 40m 7.100 Mhz Mon 8 PM
VOIP Nets - Echolink AllStar IRLP
Trans-Canada IRLP Net – IRLP Node 9013 – Wednesday @ 1600 UTC
Latest Ionogram (closest to S. Ont):
* An Ionogram shows the height of the ionosphere (km) versus the frequency of radio waves (Mhz) reflected from it. Check at your operating frequency. Low level solid horiz lines mean good reflection for regional and local reception (known as NVIS). Vertical lines and blank areas mean ‘no joy’.
Solar Conditions affecting HF:
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