Nassau County VHF Traffic Net

Net Manager, N2WGF

Net Info

Every Evening 1930 HRS
Primary: WB2WAK /R Alternate #1: WB2CYN /R Alternate #2: KB2BWV /R
Frequency: 146.805 (-) pl 136.5 Hz Frequency: 147.135 (+) pl 136.5 Hz Frequency: 443.525 (+) pl 114.8 Hz
Location: Plainview, NY Location: East Meadow, NY Location: East Meadow, NY

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Mar 292011
 

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  • NTS Pen Pal Program

    There is a new way to have fun with Amateur Radio’s National Traffic System.  Find yourself a Pen Pal !   A new Yahoo! Group has been formed where you can submit your name and callsign to a database to become a Pen Pal participant.  Other members could pick you to be their NTS Pen […]

  • Welcome to the Nassau County VHF Traffic Net

    Welcome to the Nassau County VHF Traffic Net

    We meet every night at 19:30 local hours on the 146.805 repeater. Any licensed amateur radio operator of technician class or higher may join the net. This is a local ARRL NTS net and meets for the purpose of handling formal third party traffic, into, through and out of the Nassau County area, provided it […]

  • Suffolk County Traffic Net

    *NEW* Suffolk County NTS Net. M/W/F @ 1915Hrs on 145.370 & 223.860.

NTS Resources

  • ARRL Radiogram (PDF)
  • FSD-3 ARRL Numbered Radiograms
  • FSD-218 Amateur Message Form
  • FSD-220 ITU Phonetics

ARRL NTS Resources

  • ARRL NTS Manual
  • ARRL NTS Page

More NTS Resources

  • NTS on Packet

Other Nets

  • Nassau County ARES
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RSS ARRL News

  • Hamvention 2019 - Sunday Roundup May 19, 2019
    Although the last and shortest day of Dayton Hamvention is usually the least crowded, the ARRL Expo had early visitors making their rounds, particularly for books.In the morning, Riley Hollingsworth, K4ZDH, presented a forum on ARRL’s new Volunteer Monitor Program. A well-known former FCC employee, Hollingsworth explained how the program came to be at request […]
  • Hamvention 2019 - Saturday Roundup May 18, 2019
    Saturday at Dayton Hamvention was very sunny with a comfortable breeze, and visitors settled into what shade they could find at covered picnic tables or stretched out in grassy areas under a tree throughout the day. Many attendees took advantage of the beautiful weather to continue their hobby as they wove through vendors and food […]
  • The K7RA Solar Update May 18, 2019
    Tad Cook, K7RA, in Seattle, reports: Sunspot activity continues, and this reporting week, the average daily sunspot number rose from 16.1 to 22.7, while average daily solar flux went from 73.5 to 75.7. The two sunspot groups that appeared on May 3 and May 6 are fading fast and rotating off the visible solar disc. […]
  • Hamvention 2019 - Friday Roundup May 17, 2019
    The first day of Dayton Hamvention 2019 began with prompt crowds streaming in as soon as doors opened. ARRL Expo was one area that drew fair attention, with the addition of a booth for the new ARRL and Dayton Hamvention Mobile Event App. Available for free download, the app provides maps of the entire fairgrounds, […]
  • The Doctor Will See You Now! May 17, 2019

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ARRL NLI Section Manager: Section Emergency Coordinator: Section Traffic Manager: Nassau NTS Net Manager: DEC Nassau County:
Mike Lisenco, N2YBB Jim Mezey, W2KFV Mike Patino, N2BMU Gerard Pilate, N2WGF Tim Cregan, N2RDB
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