What is a ham radio NET?
Short answer: It’s a scheduled weekly (or other time-frame) special purpose gathering of hams on a particular frequency.
Types of nets can be, but are not limited to, Club Nets, ARES (emergency communications), County hunters, friends schedules or just Rag chew nets.
They can be directed, roll call or round table.
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