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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 -- AMATEUR RADIO, NOT JUST A HOBBY-- IT IS A NATIONAL RESOURCE -- AMATEUR RADIO, NOT JUST A HOBBY-- IT IS A NATIONAL RESOURCE |
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