Good morning. This is the __________ AM edition of the 9-o'clock net.
Good evening. This is the __________ PM edition of the 9-o'clock net.
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The 9-o'clock net occurs on this frequency twice a day -- 9AM and 9PM local time.
Please verify that your radio is set to an output Frequency of 146.960 with a MINUS Offset and a PL Tone of 103.5
The Puget Sound Repeater Group permits and provides the facilities for conducting the 9-o'clock nets.
For more information about Puget Sound Repeater Group, please visit the PSRG.ORG website. =========================
As with all 9-o'clock nets, this a directed net.
This net usually lasts between 10 and 40 minutes.
Your cooperation is appreciated in allowing this net the use of a clear frequency.
This net is open to any Station holding a valid Amateur Radio license.
Please use commonly accepted Amateur Radio operating practices, etiquette, and mutual respect for all.
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This is __________, _____________ in/at ___________________. (e.g., This is K7LWA, LW in Seatac.)
Before I start asking for check-ins,
please remember to end your transmission with your granted Amateur Call-sign.
Also, when you check-in, please provide your valid Amateur Call-sign -- and your name --
and I will acknowledge each check-in.
This is a "come as you are" Net -- without any specific check-in order, however,
please indicate if you are a Mobile station in a good location
and I'll slot you toward the top of the stack.
And as always, In and Out stations with their I/Os are always welcomed and encouraged to drop by to say "hello".
=========================
Please note that the Echolink and IRLP operational capabilities have been disabled for the 9-o'clock nets.
If I have a problem hearing or identifying a station, I will ask for a relay.
=========================
OK, let's start...
Please check in with your Amateur Radio Call-sign and Name --
and I will acknowledge each check-in.
=========================
Thank you for joining us on the 9'oclock net this morning/evening.
This 9-o'clock net is now closed and the frequency is returned to normal use.
Goodbye. ___________ is clear.
Log/Audio ID:_________________________________ Date: 2014--___--___
REV: K7LWA 2014-05-19AM -- (+)_K7LWA_9OCN_Preamble(Template).html
Good evening. This is the __________ PM edition of the 9-o'clock net.
=========================
The 9-o'clock net occurs on this frequency twice a day -- 9AM and 9PM local time.
Please verify that your radio is set to an output Frequency of 146.960 with a MINUS Offset and a PL Tone of 103.5
The Puget Sound Repeater Group permits and provides the facilities for conducting the 9-o'clock nets.
For more information about Puget Sound Repeater Group, please visit the PSRG.ORG website. =========================
As with all 9-o'clock nets, this a directed net.
This net usually lasts between 10 and 40 minutes.
Your cooperation is appreciated in allowing this net the use of a clear frequency.
This net is open to any Station holding a valid Amateur Radio license.
Please use commonly accepted Amateur Radio operating practices, etiquette, and mutual respect for all.
=========================
This is __________, _____________ in/at ___________________. (e.g., This is K7LWA, LW in Seatac.)
Before I start asking for check-ins,
please remember to end your transmission with your granted Amateur Call-sign.
Also, when you check-in, please provide your valid Amateur Call-sign -- and your name --
and I will acknowledge each check-in.
This is a "come as you are" Net -- without any specific check-in order, however,
please indicate if you are a Mobile station in a good location
and I'll slot you toward the top of the stack.
And as always, In and Out stations with their I/Os are always welcomed and encouraged to drop by to say "hello".
=========================
Please note that the Echolink and IRLP operational capabilities have been disabled for the 9-o'clock nets.
If I have a problem hearing or identifying a station, I will ask for a relay.
=========================
OK, let's start...
Please check in with your Amateur Radio Call-sign and Name --
and I will acknowledge each check-in.
=========================
Thank you for joining us on the 9'oclock net this morning/evening.
This 9-o'clock net is now closed and the frequency is returned to normal use.
Goodbye. ___________ is clear.
Log/Audio ID:_________________________________ Date: 2014--___--___
REV: K7LWA 2014-05-19AM -- (+)_K7LWA_9OCN_Preamble(Template).html
Originally Posted by PSRG FUN BLOG at 1/10/2014 12:00:00 AM
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