| Tuesday 2 meter | Emergency Net | |
|---|---|---|
| Tues Jul 5 Chris KB1NEK | Tues Aug 2 Chris KB1NEK | Tues Sep 6 Beth K1BRL |
| Tues Jul 12 Beth K1BRL | Tues Aug 9 Beth K1BRL | Tues Sep 13 Bob KA1HAH |
| Tues Jul 19 Bob KA1HAH | Tues Aug 16 Bob KA1HAH | Tues Sep 20 Brad W1BCC |
| Tues Jul 26 Brad W1BCC | Tues Aug 23 Brad W1BCC | Tues Sep 27 Chris KB1NEK |
| Tues Aug 30 Chris KB1NEK |
| Thursday 2 meter FCARC | Information Net | |
|---|---|---|
| Thur Jul 7 Al N1AW | Thur Aug 4 Al N1AW | Thur Sep 1 Al N1AW |
| Thur Jul 14 Mark W1MHG | Thur Aug 11 Mark W1MHG | Thur Sep 8 Mark W1MHG |
| Thur Jul 21 Chris KB1NEK | Thur Aug 18 Chris KB1NEK | Thur Sep 15 Chris KB1NEK |
| Thur Jul 28 Dick N1RCM | Thur Aug 25 Dick N1RCM | Thur Sep 22 Dick N1RCM |
| Thur Sep 29 Al N1AW |
Update to below: All slots are filled through September.
Note we have a vacancy in the schedule for the Tuesday Emergency Net. I am willing to take those slots until someone else volunteers to step in, but I’m leaving it as “Open” as a reminder – I really don’t want to commit myself to this one.
Also, there is nothing magical about a rotation of four, if one or two other people want to join the rotation that will make things easier for everyone.
Some other nets have dedicated Net Control Stations who direct the net every week. While this means the dedicated NCS gets a lot of practice, it often leads to chaos when the one and only for some reason does not make it. The big advantage of having a rotation is that there is almost always someone ready to join the net who can step up when and if the scheduled operator doesn’t show up at 7 p.m. Also: if you are not on the schedule and nobody at all has called up the net, do so yourself. Don’t be shy about improvising if you don’t remember the protocol – make it up as you go! There’s nothing wrong with that!
73,
Al
N1AW