M17 nets. The open-source digital voice mode, your callsign is your ID.
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Absolute Tech Net
United States· regional
AllStarLinkEchoLinkDMRSystem FusionM17
Tue · 19:00 America/New_York
Absolute Tech is a technology net for ham radio operators and others that covers a broad spectrum of technology. All tech related topics are always open for discussion. So if you're excited about something tech related, bring it on, we want to hear about it. Feel free to make comments under the direction of the host to give the net a feeling of collaboration without chaos.
We really want to hear about what realm of technology has recently captured your interest. If you have a quick question about a project you're working on, feel free to ask the net. For those with non-technical comments, we want to know that you're out there too, and we ask that you please state your callsign followed by “check-in only, no tech comments”. This will keep the momentum of the net moving forward and focused on tech. Participants’ answers should be brief, but if brief isn't possible, please use our Absolute Tech Facebook page to carry your conversation further. You'll find a link to our Facebook page on our website at absolutetech.org. Please be aware that there is a three minute time out timer.
We use net logger for this net and think it's a great way to get connected with our net host, to see who’s lurking, and to communicate with others via the AIM window. However, we take voice check-ins only on this net.
The CSRA Multimode Tech Net takes place every Saturday at 8 PM ET on the Southeast Link.
Join us to talk about technology and amateur radio each week. This net is a multimode net and it is open to all amateur radio operators. Use your favorite mode listed below and connect to the Southeast Link, or visit www.LMARC.net for a list of repeaters and modes to participate in the net.
Digital Dog Net - Islander Amateur Radio Association and RadioSC
South Carolina, United States· regional
AllStarLinkEchoLinkDMRSystem FusionM17D-STAR
Mon · 17:00 America/New_York
In addition to modes shown below also available via D-STAR Repeater KR4CHS 145.120 DUP- , M17 URF517A and the Bluffton 440 FM Repeater - 442.675 (+) 100 Hz.
The DX1CC (Cavite Communications Amateur Radio & Emergency Rescue Group, Inc. / CavCom) radio net is a directed amateur radio net operating primarily on 145.780 MHz VHF during standard morning (10:00 AM PST) , seamlessly bridging local line-of-sight RF traffic with national and international operators via cross-connected digital gateways including AllStarLink, EchoLink, DMR, YSF, and M17 protocols. Led by a Net Control Station (NCS), operations strictly adhere to standard ITU phonetic call-ins, clear 2–3 second PTT gaps for digital synchronization, and a structured call progression that prioritizes emergency traffic, club announcements, member roll calls, and visiting RF or digital stations before formally closing the frequency back to normal traffic.