A ham radio “net” is an organized on-air gathering of amateur radio operators who meet on a specific frequency (or repeater) at a scheduled time for a common purpose.
Think of it like a radio-based group meeting.
Common purposes include:
Passing information
Emergency communications practice
Social conversation
Technical discussions
Weather spotting
Training and announcements
Traffic/message handling
Most nets have a Net Control Station (NCS) — one operator who helps direct the conversation and keeps things orderly.
WEEKLY MEET-UPS “On-the-Air”
The W9EBV 2M repeater is located several miles east of Fond du Lac on the Niagara Escarpment.
Rx 145.43 / Tx 144.83 / PL 97.4
It offers remote connection via EchoLink Node (W9EBV) 517697
The K9DJB/N9RPU 2M repeater is located several miles northeast of Fond du Lac on the Niagara Escarpment.
Rx 147.09 / Tx 147.69 / PL 107.2