Last night around 8:30 EST on 14.130 (I think) I heard something called the
Pacific Voyagers net and had a great time listening to them relaying
positional data, weather and traffic through net control in "6" land
somewhere. Great stuff. I contacted the Seven Seas Cruising Assn. today
thinking that they would be able to give something of a list of the
available maritime nets and so forth. They were very helpful but regrettably
didn't have much of that info.

I'm trying to find a book listing net times (not limited to maritime alone),
topics, freqs, etc. I tried ARRL but didn't get allot of info. I'm wondering
if anyone in here knows of such a publication and how one might attain a
copy of it. Thanks.

73!

Paul, KB4CVR


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Thanks for the response. When I called ARRL it was in the afternoon so maybe
they just wanted to get outta there for the night. I'll head over there and
check it out. I picked up an IC 706MkIIG a couple of weeks ago and I'm
having a ball hunting through the general coverage receiver portion of it.
Not used to that. Last rig that I still have is a Kenwood TS 520S, and
before that was a Hallicrafters FPM 300 that I operated for years. Needless
to say, the Icom is the newest HF rig I've ever owned. Again, my thanks.

73!

Paul, kb4cvr




"Dee D. Flint" wrote in message
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The ARRL publishes a booklet that you can buy off their site
(www.arrl.org).
Just explore the drop down menus until you get to publications. It's
pretty
good with a lot of nets listed. Of course there are many casual nets that
are not listed.

Dee D. Flint, N8UZE



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"ashlar" wrote

I'm wondering
if anyone in here knows of such a publication and how one might attain a
copy of it. Thanks.

Here's a website you might be interested in:

http://www.ac6v.com/nets.htm

Also, at around 8:00 AM Eastern, you can pick up another boating net
on either 14.3 or 14.313 (I forget which).


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Paul,
What you want is a copy of John Norfolk's NETS TO YOU. It's updated
monthly and is available free online. It's located at Glenn Hauser's World
of Radio pages and for the life of me I can't remember the address. Do a
Google search for Hauser's World of Radio and you'll find it. Very
comprehensive list.
John


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Mid-North Indiana
"ashlar" wrote in message
et...
Last night around 8:30 EST on 14.130 (I think) I heard something called
the
Pacific Voyagers net and had a great time listening to them relaying
positional data, weather and traffic through net control in "6" land
somewhere. Great stuff. I contacted the Seven Seas Cruising Assn. today
thinking that they would be able to give something of a list of the
available maritime nets and so forth. They were very helpful but
regrettably
didn't have much of that info.

I'm trying to find a book listing net times (not limited to maritime
alone),
topics, freqs, etc. I tried ARRL but didn't get allot of info. I'm
wondering
if anyone in here knows of such a publication and how one might attain a
copy of it. Thanks.

73!

Paul, KB4CVR


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NETS TO YOU IS AT URL:
http://www.worldofradio.com/nets2you.html

73 Ya All

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"John H. Carver Jr." wrote in message
news:3f12c787$1_2@newsfeed...
Paul,
What you want is a copy of John Norfolk's NETS TO YOU. It's updated
monthly and is available free online. It's located at Glenn Hauser's
World
of Radio pages and for the life of me I can't remember the address. Do a
Google search for Hauser's World of Radio and you'll find it. Very
comprehensive list.
John


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John H. Carver Jr.
Mid-North Indiana
"ashlar" wrote in message
et...
Last night around 8:30 EST on 14.130 (I think) I heard something called
the
Pacific Voyagers net and had a great time listening to them relaying
positional data, weather and traffic through net control in "6" land
somewhere. Great stuff. I contacted the Seven Seas Cruising Assn. today
thinking that they would be able to give something of a list of the
available maritime nets and so forth. They were very helpful but
regrettably
didn't have much of that info.

I'm trying to find a book listing net times (not limited to maritime
alone),
topics, freqs, etc. I tried ARRL but didn't get allot of info. I'm
wondering
if anyone in here knows of such a publication and how one might attain a
copy of it. Thanks.

73!

Paul, KB4CVR


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Thanks for the lead. That's a big list! I found a copy of the ARRL
publication as well and hope to have that in the next few days. Thank you
guys for all the info. 73!

Paul, kb4cvr