W4CAR VHF Sunday night Net Script

[Net Logger Software should be opened 15 Minutes prior to net time]

Chesapeake Amateur Radio Service (CARS) Net Script

Every Sunday Night at 8pm on the W4CAR – 2M Repeater 146.820 Mhz / PL Tone 162.2 Hz

 

1)      Does anyone require this repeater for emergency or priority use? This is (your call sign)

(Pause)

 

Welcome to the Chesapeake Amateur Radio Service Sunday evening net. This is a directed net. Please direct all communications to this net control station. Your net control for this session is (your call sign) and my name is (your first name) and I am located in (your city/state). This net meets weekly at this time on this 146.820 MHz repeater, which uses a -600 kHz offset, and requires a 162.2 Hz PL tone for access. We meet here to share experiences, amateur radio related or otherwise, and for net control practice and procedures. Please feel free to join us if you are in the area.

2)      (Pause)  Stations with announcements, please call now.

 [Take check-ins for announcements. Return to each station in the order in which they checked in and have them present their announcements.]

 

3)      Any other stations with announcements, please call now.

(Pause)

 

4)      This is (your call sign) (your first name) with the Sunday evening CARS net in progress. This completes the formal portion of the net. Mobile or portable stations only, please call now.

(Pause)

[Take mobile and portable check-ins.]

[Go over list of mobile and portable station check-ins.]

[Check that mobile stations can stick around or if want to comment immediately.]

[Return to each station in the order in which they checked in and handle their message.]

 

5)      I will now take check-ins from all stations. Please check in with your full call sign, first name, location, and if you have any traffic. Please speak slowly so that I can copy the information.


Fixed stations that would like to check in with the net, please call now.

(Pause)

[Take check-ins and log the stations call sign, first name, & location. Once you have logged the check-ins, read back the list of station call signs recognized as being checked in. Then start back at the top of the list check-ins to take open comments and topic discussions from each station]

 

6)      Any other stations that would like to check in, please call now.

(Pause)

[Take check-ins. Return to each station in the order in which they checked in and handle their comments.]

 

7)      This is (your call sign) (your first name) with the Sunday evening CARS net in progress. Any other stations, mobile, portable, or fixed, that would like to check in to the net, please call now.

(Pause)

[Take check-ins. Return to each station in the order in which they checked in and handle their comments.]

 

8)      I’ll go ahead and make a call for final check-ins, rechecks, or anything for the good of the net.

[Take final check-ins. Return to each station in the order in which they checked in and handle their comments.]

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9)      Nothing further heard. This concludes this session of the net. This net meets every Sunday evening at 8pm, 2000 local, on this 146.82 MHz repeater, which uses a -600 kHz offset, and a 162.2 Hz PL tone is required. This repeater also transmits a 162.2 Hz PL tone for your convenience if you receive PL tone squelch on your receiver.  If you are listening to us but cannot transmit into the repeater, please contact us through our website, www.w4car.org . For information about becoming a licensed ham radio operator, or getting your radio set up for this and other repeaters, we would be glad to help you. I want to thank everyone for checking into the net this evening.

 

(If scheduled, provide a reminder about the Digital Fusion net. For example: Immediately following this net will be the W4CAR Digital Fusion net. If you have a Fusion radio, everyone is welcome. It is a very informal net. Most everyone is checking out their equipment and making a few comments.)

 

This (net OR the analog net) is now closed, and the repeater is returned to general amateur radio use. Good evening and 73 to all. This is (our call sign), (your name), in (your city/state), and I am clear.