Amateur radio nets

Visit DTTN Home (daytimetexastrafficnet7285.org) for more information.

No Nets on Thanksgiving, Christmas & New Years day

Visit Traffic Net (7290trafficnet.org) for more information.

This is a daily during the weekdays net. It is an informal net with a question. Please come join us.

Visit The Second Oldest HAM Radio Club In Texas (w5fc.org) for more information.

No Nets on Thanksgiving, Christmas & New Years day

Visit Traffic Net (7290trafficnet.org) for more information.

The DFW Metroplex Traffic Net is a local affiliate of the ARRL’s National Traffic System. Our purposes are to move NTS radiogram traffic into and out of the Dallas/Fort Worth area through the NTS, and to provide training for amateurs interested in traffic handling. All licensed amateur stations are welcome and encouraged to participate.

Visit DFW Metroplex Traffic Net – A local affiliate of the ARRL National Traffic System serving the DFW area (dfwtrafficnet.org) for more information.

VisitDTTN Home (daytimetexastrafficnet7285.org)for more information.

Visitors are welcome. The net meets every Thursday evening, but on the 4th Thursday of each month it turns into the IARC monthly club meeting. At this time, all three Irving club repeaters are usually linked together, so you can use any of these to check into the net:
146.720 – MHz (110.9)
224.400 – MHz (no PL required)
442.675 + MHz (110.9)
For questions, contact:
Bill Byrom n5bb@arrl.net

Visit Irving Amateur Radio Club (irvingarc.org) for more information.

Visit TEXAS CW Traffic Net Home Page (k6jt.com) for more information.

Visit Rusk County Amateur Radio Club (ruskcountyarc.com) for more information.

This is a CW net that operates more slowly to help those learning Morse code to practice and hone their skills.

Visit Texas Slow Net (atcweb.com) for more information.

Visit Plano Amateur Radio Klub – Promoting the hobby of amateur radio through public service, emergency preparedness, and education (k5prk.net) for more information.

Visit Home | GARC (wixsite.com) for more information.

Visit Local Nets – Mansfield-Johnson Amateur Radio Service (mjars.org) for more information.

WC5C hosts an on-the-air net for all amateur radio operators in range. The net is called The Tri-County Amateur Radio Club Weekly Ragchew and Information Net and has been meeting on this schedule since 1994. If you are a licensed TECHNICIAN or higher class Amateur Radio operator in range of the repeater, then we invite you to check in with us, with or without traffic, to let us know your name, location and a signal report. You may also list swap items, ask technical questions, and make Ham Radio related announcements.
Visit Tri-County Amateur Radio Club – WC5C | Serving Parker, Tarrant, and Wise Counties Since 1994 for more information.

VisitTEXAS CW Traffic Net Home Page (k6jt.com)for more information.

The DFW Metroplex Traffic Net is a local affiliate of the ARRL’s National Traffic System. Our purposes are to move NTS radiogram traffic into and out of the Dallas/Fort Worth area through the NTS, and to provide training for amateurs interested in traffic handling. All licensed amateur stations are welcome and encouraged to participate.

Visit DFW Metroplex Traffic Net – A local affiliate of the ARRL National Traffic System serving the DFW area (dfwtrafficnet.org) for more information.

Visit DTTN Home (daytimetexastrafficnet7285.org) for more information.

No Nets on Thanksgiving, Christmas & New Years day

Visit Traffic Net (7290trafficnet.org) for more information.

This is a daily during the weekdays net. It is an informal net with a question. Please come join us.

Visit The Second Oldest HAM Radio Club In Texas (w5fc.org) for more information.

No Nets on Thanksgiving, Christmas & New Years day

Visit Traffic Net (7290trafficnet.org) for more information.

The DFW Metroplex Traffic Net is a local affiliate of the ARRL’s National Traffic System. Our purposes are to move NTS radiogram traffic into and out of the Dallas/Fort Worth area through the NTS, and to provide training for amateurs interested in traffic handling. All licensed amateur stations are welcome and encouraged to participate.

Visit DFW Metroplex Traffic Net – A local affiliate of the ARRL National Traffic System serving the DFW area (dfwtrafficnet.org) for more information.

VisitDTTN Home (daytimetexastrafficnet7285.org)for more information.

Visit TEXAS CW Traffic Net Home Page (k6jt.com) for more information.

This is a CW net that operates more slowly to help those learning Morse code to practice and hone their skills.

Visit Texas Slow Net (atcweb.com) for more information.

VisitTEXAS CW Traffic Net Home Page (k6jt.com)for more information.

The DFW Metroplex Traffic Net is a local affiliate of the ARRL’s National Traffic System. Our purposes are to move NTS radiogram traffic into and out of the Dallas/Fort Worth area through the NTS, and to provide training for amateurs interested in traffic handling. All licensed amateur stations are welcome and encouraged to participate.

Visit DFW Metroplex Traffic Net – A local affiliate of the ARRL National Traffic System serving the DFW area (dfwtrafficnet.org) for more information.

Visit DTTN Home (daytimetexastrafficnet7285.org) for more information.

No Nets on Thanksgiving, Christmas & New Years day

Visit Traffic Net (7290trafficnet.org) for more information.

The DFW Metroplex Traffic Net is a local affiliate of the ARRL’s National Traffic System. Our purposes are to move NTS radiogram traffic into and out of the Dallas/Fort Worth area through the NTS, and to provide training for amateurs interested in traffic handling. All licensed amateur stations are welcome and encouraged to participate.

Visit DFW Metroplex Traffic Net – A local affiliate of the ARRL National Traffic System serving the DFW area (dfwtrafficnet.org) for more information.

VisitDTTN Home (daytimetexastrafficnet7285.org)for more information.

News from the world of ham radio and science, technical Q & A, swap meet.

Visit The Second Oldest HAM Radio Club In Texas (w5fc.org) for more information.

Visit TEXAS CW Traffic Net Home Page (k6jt.com) for more information.

This is a CW net that operates more slowly to help those learning Morse code to practice and hone their skills.

Visit Texas Slow Net (atcweb.com) for more information.

This is an exciting net talking about The sky tonight, space news, space history (and trivia), telescopes, cosmology, Big Bang(s), star mythology. All radio amateurs are invited to participate in this net.  

Visit The Second Oldest HAM Radio Club In Texas (w5fc.org) for more information.

VisitTEXAS CW Traffic Net Home Page (k6jt.com)for more information.

Each week we agree on a  movie, available on the Internet. We watch the movie individually, take notes, and then comment about the film on the air.  

Visit The Second Oldest HAM Radio Club In Texas (w5fc.org) for more information.

The DFW Metroplex Traffic Net is a local affiliate of the ARRL’s National Traffic System. Our purposes are to move NTS radiogram traffic into and out of the Dallas/Fort Worth area through the NTS, and to provide training for amateurs interested in traffic handling. All licensed amateur stations are welcome and encouraged to participate.

Visit DFW Metroplex Traffic Net – A local affiliate of the ARRL National Traffic System serving the DFW area (dfwtrafficnet.org) for more information.

Visit Digitally Speaking (digitallyspeakingnet.net) for more information.

The DFW Metroplex Traffic Net is a local affiliate of the ARRL’s National Traffic System. Our purposes are to move NTS radiogram traffic into and out of the Dallas/Fort Worth area through the NTS, and to provide training for amateurs interested in traffic handling. All licensed amateur stations are welcome and encouraged to participate.

Visit DFW Metroplex Traffic Net – A local affiliate of the ARRL National Traffic System serving the DFW area (dfwtrafficnet.org) for more information.

VisitDTTN Home (daytimetexastrafficnet7285.org)for more information.

Informal meeting, open to all hams. Share “what’s been going on in your ham world,” and learn what others are up to.

Visit The Second Oldest HAM Radio Club In Texas (w5fc.org) for more information.

Visit TEXAS CW Traffic Net Home Page (k6jt.com) for more information.

This is a CW net that operates more slowly to help those learning Morse code to practice and hone their skills.

Visit Texas Slow Net (atcweb.com) for more information.

Visit Dallas RACES for more information.

Visit McKinney Amateur Radio Club – W5MRC — McKinney, Texas USA (mckinneyarc.org) for more information.

Visit Collin County ARES – CollinARES for more information

VisitAmateur radio club | Lake Area Amateur Radio Klub | United States (k5lrk.com)for more information.

VisitTEXAS CW Traffic Net Home Page (k6jt.com)for more information.

The DFW Metroplex Traffic Net is a local affiliate of the ARRL’s National Traffic System. Our purposes are to move NTS radiogram traffic into and out of the Dallas/Fort Worth area through the NTS, and to provide training for amateurs interested in traffic handling. All licensed amateur stations are welcome and encouraged to participate.

Visit DFW Metroplex Traffic Net – A local affiliate of the ARRL National Traffic System serving the DFW area (dfwtrafficnet.org) for more information.

Visit DTTN Home (daytimetexastrafficnet7285.org) for more information.

No Nets on Thanksgiving, Christmas & New Years day

Visit Traffic Net (7290trafficnet.org) for more information.

This is a daily during the weekdays net. It is an informal net with a question. Please come join us.

Visit The Second Oldest HAM Radio Club In Texas (w5fc.org) for more information.

No Nets on Thanksgiving, Christmas & New Years day

Visit Traffic Net (7290trafficnet.org) for more information.

The DFW Metroplex Traffic Net is a local affiliate of the ARRL’s National Traffic System. Our purposes are to move NTS radiogram traffic into and out of the Dallas/Fort Worth area through the NTS, and to provide training for amateurs interested in traffic handling. All licensed amateur stations are welcome and encouraged to participate.

Visit DFW Metroplex Traffic Net – A local affiliate of the ARRL National Traffic System serving the DFW area (dfwtrafficnet.org) for more information.

VisitDTTN Home (daytimetexastrafficnet7285.org)for more information.

Share recipes, cooking tips, and kitchen stories. Many hams like to eat–and some hams like to cook!

Visit The Second Oldest HAM Radio Club In Texas (w5fc.org) for more information.

Visit Denton County Amateur Radio Association (dcara.net) for more information.

Visit TEXAS CW Traffic Net Home Page (k6jt.com) for more information.

Visit The Richardson Wireless Klub – K5RWK  for more information. 

Monthly general meeting on the air. Open to all hams

Visit The Richardson Wireless Klub – K5RWK for more information.

This is a CW net that operates more slowly to help those learning Morse code to practice and hone their skills.

Visit Texas Slow Net (atcweb.com) for more information.

This net is open to all licensed amateurs as well as control operators for unlicensed YLs and men. Every week we have a discussion topic and a technical topic and a whole lot of fun! Ladies check in the first half and guys the second half. We’d love for you to stop by. We love new voices!

Visit Net Calendar – Mansfield-Johnson Amateur Radio Service (mjars.org) for more information.

Visit Denton County Amateur Radio Association (dcara.net) for more information.

VisitMcKinney Amateur Radio Club – W5MRC — McKinney, Texas USA (mckinneyarc.org)for more information.

VisitTEXAS CW Traffic Net Home Page (k6jt.com)for more information.

The DFW Metroplex Traffic Net is a local affiliate of the ARRL’s National Traffic System. Our purposes are to move NTS radiogram traffic into and out of the Dallas/Fort Worth area through the NTS, and to provide training for amateurs interested in traffic handling. All licensed amateur stations are welcome and encouraged to participate.

Visit DFW Metroplex Traffic Net – A local affiliate of the ARRL National Traffic System serving the DFW area (dfwtrafficnet.org) for more information.

Visit DTTN Home (daytimetexastrafficnet7285.org) for more information.

No Nets on Thanksgiving, Christmas & New Years day

Visit Traffic Net (7290trafficnet.org) for more information.

This is a daily during the weekdays net. It is an informal net with a question. Please come join us.

Visit The Second Oldest HAM Radio Club In Texas (w5fc.org) for more information.

No Nets on Thanksgiving, Christmas & New Years day

Visit Traffic Net (7290trafficnet.org) for more information.

The DFW Metroplex Traffic Net is a local affiliate of the ARRL’s National Traffic System. Our purposes are to move NTS radiogram traffic into and out of the Dallas/Fort Worth area through the NTS, and to provide training for amateurs interested in traffic handling. All licensed amateur stations are welcome and encouraged to participate.

Visit DFW Metroplex Traffic Net – A local affiliate of the ARRL National Traffic System serving the DFW area (dfwtrafficnet.org) for more information.

VisitDTTN Home (daytimetexastrafficnet7285.org)for more information.

Visit Amateur radio club | Lake Area Amateur Radio Klub | United States (k5lrk.com) for more information

This a weekly net to assist all amateurs with any aspect of amateur radio – technical, operating, regulations, antennas, equipment, etc. It is an on-the-air Elmer. Licensing assistance is also provided.

Visit Tri-County Amateur Radio Club – WC5C | Serving Parker, Tarrant, and Wise Counties Since 1994 for more information.

Visit Home (wx5arc.org) for more information.

Visit TEXAS CW Traffic Net Home Page (k6jt.com) for more information.

This is a CW net that operates more slowly to help those learning Morse code to practice and hone their skills.

Visit Texas Slow Net (atcweb.com) for more information.

Clay County Amateur Radio Club’s Tuesday Night Practice Net at 8:00 PM on 146.680 & 146.800.

Visit Skywarn of Clay County | Facebook for more information.

Visit K5LFD-LucasARC@groups.io | Home for more information

VisitTEXAS CW Traffic Net Home Page (k6jt.com)for more information.

The DFW Metroplex Traffic Net is a local affiliate of the ARRL’s National Traffic System. Our purposes are to move NTS radiogram traffic into and out of the Dallas/Fort Worth area through the NTS, and to provide training for amateurs interested in traffic handling. All licensed amateur stations are welcome and encouraged to participate.

Visit DFW Metroplex Traffic Net – A local affiliate of the ARRL National Traffic System serving the DFW area (dfwtrafficnet.org) for more information.

Visit DTTN Home (daytimetexastrafficnet7285.org) for more information.

No Nets on Thanksgiving, Christmas & New Years day

Visit Traffic Net (7290trafficnet.org) for more information.

This is a daily during the weekdays net. It is an informal net with a question. Please come join us.

Visit The Second Oldest HAM Radio Club In Texas (w5fc.org) for more information.

No Nets on Thanksgiving, Christmas & New Years day

Visit Traffic Net (7290trafficnet.org) for more information.

The DFW Metroplex Traffic Net is a local affiliate of the ARRL’s National Traffic System. Our purposes are to move NTS radiogram traffic into and out of the Dallas/Fort Worth area through the NTS, and to provide training for amateurs interested in traffic handling. All licensed amateur stations are welcome and encouraged to participate.

Visit DFW Metroplex Traffic Net – A local affiliate of the ARRL National Traffic System serving the DFW area (dfwtrafficnet.org) for more information.

VisitDTTN Home (daytimetexastrafficnet7285.org)for more information.

A VHF simplex information and social net focused on the White Rock Lake/East Dallas area. Sponsored by “White Rock Hams”

Visit White Rock Lake Amateur Radio Club – WA5WRL | aka White Rock Hams (wordpress.com) for more information.

Visit Lewisville Amateur Radio Association (w5lvc.org) for more information.

Visit Arlington Amateur Radio Club, K5SLD.com for more information.

Visit TEXAS CW Traffic Net Home Page (k6jt.com) for more information.

This is a CW net that operates more slowly to help those learning Morse code to practice and hone their skills.

Visit Texas Slow Net (atcweb.com) for more information.

Visit Sachse Amateur Radio Association (sachseradio.org) for more information.

Visit Amateur radio club | Lake Area Amateur Radio Klub | United States (k5lrk.com) for more information.

Visit LETARC – P.O. Box 5613, Longview TX 75608-5613 for more information.

VisitTEXAS CW Traffic Net Home Page (k6jt.com)for more information.

The DFW Metroplex Traffic Net is a local affiliate of the ARRL’s National Traffic System. Our purposes are to move NTS radiogram traffic into and out of the Dallas/Fort Worth area through the NTS, and to provide training for amateurs interested in traffic handling. All licensed amateur stations are welcome and encouraged to participate.

Visit DFW Metroplex Traffic Net – A local affiliate of the ARRL National Traffic System serving the DFW area (dfwtrafficnet.org) for more information.

Visit DTTN Home (daytimetexastrafficnet7285.org) for more information.

No Nets on Thanksgiving, Christmas & New Years day

Visit Traffic Net (7290trafficnet.org) for more information.

This is a daily during the weekdays net. It is an informal net with a question. Please come join us.

Visit The Second Oldest HAM Radio Club In Texas (w5fc.org) for more information.

No Nets on Thanksgiving, Christmas & New Years day

Visit Traffic Net (7290trafficnet.org) for more information.

The DFW Metroplex Traffic Net is a local affiliate of the ARRL’s National Traffic System. Our purposes are to move NTS radiogram traffic into and out of the Dallas/Fort Worth area through the NTS, and to provide training for amateurs interested in traffic handling. All licensed amateur stations are welcome and encouraged to participate.

Visit DFW Metroplex Traffic Net – A local affiliate of the ARRL National Traffic System serving the DFW area (dfwtrafficnet.org) for more information.

VisitDTTN Home (daytimetexastrafficnet7285.org)for more information.

Visitors are welcome. The net meets every Thursday evening, but on the 4th Thursday of each month it turns into the IARC monthly club meeting. At this time, all three Irving club repeaters are usually linked together, so you can use any of these to check into the net:
146.720 – MHz (110.9)
224.400 – MHz (no PL required)
442.675 + MHz (110.9)
For questions, contact:
Bill Byrom n5bb@arrl.net

Visit Irving Amateur Radio Club (irvingarc.org) for more information.

Visit TEXAS CW Traffic Net Home Page (k6jt.com) for more information.

Visit Home (wd5ddh.org) for more information.

Visit Rusk County Amateur Radio Club (ruskcountyarc.com) for more information.

This is a CW net that operates more slowly to help those learning Morse code to practice and hone their skills.

Visit Texas Slow Net (atcweb.com) for more information.

Visit Plano Amateur Radio Klub – Promoting the hobby of amateur radio through public service, emergency preparedness, and education (k5prk.net) for more information.

Visit Home | GARC (wixsite.com) for more information.

Visit Local Nets – Mansfield-Johnson Amateur Radio Service (mjars.org) for more information.

WC5C hosts an on-the-air net for all amateur radio operators in range. The net is called The Tri-County Amateur Radio Club Weekly Ragchew and Information Net and has been meeting on this schedule since 1994. If you are a licensed TECHNICIAN or higher class Amateur Radio operator in range of the repeater, then we invite you to check in with us, with or without traffic, to let us know your name, location and a signal report. You may also list swap items, ask technical questions, and make Ham Radio related announcements.
Visit Tri-County Amateur Radio Club – WC5C | Serving Parker, Tarrant, and Wise Counties Since 1994 for more information.

VisitTEXAS CW Traffic Net Home Page (k6jt.com)for more information.

The DFW Metroplex Traffic Net is a local affiliate of the ARRL’s National Traffic System. Our purposes are to move NTS radiogram traffic into and out of the Dallas/Fort Worth area through the NTS, and to provide training for amateurs interested in traffic handling. All licensed amateur stations are welcome and encouraged to participate.

Visit DFW Metroplex Traffic Net – A local affiliate of the ARRL National Traffic System serving the DFW area (dfwtrafficnet.org) for more information.

Visit DTTN Home (daytimetexastrafficnet7285.org) for more information.

No Nets on Thanksgiving, Christmas & New Years day

Visit Traffic Net (7290trafficnet.org) for more information.

This is a daily during the weekdays net. It is an informal net with a question. Please come join us.

Visit The Second Oldest HAM Radio Club In Texas (w5fc.org) for more information.

No Nets on Thanksgiving, Christmas & New Years day

Visit Traffic Net (7290trafficnet.org) for more information.

The DFW Metroplex Traffic Net is a local affiliate of the ARRL’s National Traffic System. Our purposes are to move NTS radiogram traffic into and out of the Dallas/Fort Worth area through the NTS, and to provide training for amateurs interested in traffic handling. All licensed amateur stations are welcome and encouraged to participate.

Visit DFW Metroplex Traffic Net – A local affiliate of the ARRL National Traffic System serving the DFW area (dfwtrafficnet.org) for more information.

VisitDTTN Home (daytimetexastrafficnet7285.org)for more information.

Visit Local Nets – Mansfield-Johnson Amateur Radio Service (mjars.org) for more information.

Visit TEXAS CW Traffic Net Home Page (k6jt.com) for more information.

This is a CW net that operates more slowly to help those learning Morse code to practice and hone their skills.

Visit Texas Slow Net (atcweb.com) for more information.

VisitTEXAS CW Traffic Net Home Page (k6jt.com)for more information.

The DFW Metroplex Traffic Net is a local affiliate of the ARRL’s National Traffic System. Our purposes are to move NTS radiogram traffic into and out of the Dallas/Fort Worth area through the NTS, and to provide training for amateurs interested in traffic handling. All licensed amateur stations are welcome and encouraged to participate.

Visit DFW Metroplex Traffic Net – A local affiliate of the ARRL National Traffic System serving the DFW area (dfwtrafficnet.org) for more information.

Visit DTTN Home (daytimetexastrafficnet7285.org) for more information.

No Nets on Thanksgiving, Christmas & New Years day

Visit Traffic Net (7290trafficnet.org) for more information.

The DFW Metroplex Traffic Net is a local affiliate of the ARRL’s National Traffic System. Our purposes are to move NTS radiogram traffic into and out of the Dallas/Fort Worth area through the NTS, and to provide training for amateurs interested in traffic handling. All licensed amateur stations are welcome and encouraged to participate.

Visit DFW Metroplex Traffic Net – A local affiliate of the ARRL National Traffic System serving the DFW area (dfwtrafficnet.org) for more information.

VisitDTTN Home (daytimetexastrafficnet7285.org)for more information.

News from the world of ham radio and science, technical Q & A, swap meet.

Visit The Second Oldest HAM Radio Club In Texas (w5fc.org) for more information.

Visit TEXAS CW Traffic Net Home Page (k6jt.com) for more information.

This is a CW net that operates more slowly to help those learning Morse code to practice and hone their skills.

Visit Texas Slow Net (atcweb.com) for more information.

This is an exciting net talking about The sky tonight, space news, space history (and trivia), telescopes, cosmology, Big Bang(s), star mythology. All radio amateurs are invited to participate in this net.  

Visit The Second Oldest HAM Radio Club In Texas (w5fc.org) for more information.

VisitTEXAS CW Traffic Net Home Page (k6jt.com)for more information.

Each week we agree on a  movie, available on the Internet. We watch the movie individually, take notes, and then comment about the film on the air.  

Visit The Second Oldest HAM Radio Club In Texas (w5fc.org) for more information.

The DFW Metroplex Traffic Net is a local affiliate of the ARRL’s National Traffic System. Our purposes are to move NTS radiogram traffic into and out of the Dallas/Fort Worth area through the NTS, and to provide training for amateurs interested in traffic handling. All licensed amateur stations are welcome and encouraged to participate.

Visit DFW Metroplex Traffic Net – A local affiliate of the ARRL National Traffic System serving the DFW area (dfwtrafficnet.org) for more information.

Visit Digitally Speaking (digitallyspeakingnet.net) for more information.

The DFW Metroplex Traffic Net is a local affiliate of the ARRL’s National Traffic System. Our purposes are to move NTS radiogram traffic into and out of the Dallas/Fort Worth area through the NTS, and to provide training for amateurs interested in traffic handling. All licensed amateur stations are welcome and encouraged to participate.

Visit DFW Metroplex Traffic Net – A local affiliate of the ARRL National Traffic System serving the DFW area (dfwtrafficnet.org) for more information.

VisitDTTN Home (daytimetexastrafficnet7285.org)for more information.

Visit TEXAS CW Traffic Net Home Page (k6jt.com) for more information.

This is a CW net that operates more slowly to help those learning Morse code to practice and hone their skills.

Visit Texas Slow Net (atcweb.com) for more information.

Visit Metrocrest Amateur Radio Society | Ham Radio | United States (kb5a.org) for more information.

Visit McKinney Amateur Radio Club – W5MRC — McKinney, Texas USA (mckinneyarc.org) for more information.

VisitAmateur radio club | Lake Area Amateur Radio Klub | United States (k5lrk.com)for more information.

VisitTEXAS CW Traffic Net Home Page (k6jt.com)for more information.

The DFW Metroplex Traffic Net is a local affiliate of the ARRL’s National Traffic System. Our purposes are to move NTS radiogram traffic into and out of the Dallas/Fort Worth area through the NTS, and to provide training for amateurs interested in traffic handling. All licensed amateur stations are welcome and encouraged to participate.

Visit DFW Metroplex Traffic Net – A local affiliate of the ARRL National Traffic System serving the DFW area (dfwtrafficnet.org) for more information.

Visit DTTN Home (daytimetexastrafficnet7285.org) for more information.

No Nets on Thanksgiving, Christmas & New Years day

Visit Traffic Net (7290trafficnet.org) for more information.

This is a daily during the weekdays net. It is an informal net with a question. Please come join us.

Visit The Second Oldest HAM Radio Club In Texas (w5fc.org) for more information.

No Nets on Thanksgiving, Christmas & New Years day

Visit Traffic Net (7290trafficnet.org) for more information.

The DFW Metroplex Traffic Net is a local affiliate of the ARRL’s National Traffic System. Our purposes are to move NTS radiogram traffic into and out of the Dallas/Fort Worth area through the NTS, and to provide training for amateurs interested in traffic handling. All licensed amateur stations are welcome and encouraged to participate.

Visit DFW Metroplex Traffic Net – A local affiliate of the ARRL National Traffic System serving the DFW area (dfwtrafficnet.org) for more information.

VisitDTTN Home (daytimetexastrafficnet7285.org)for more information.

Visit Denton County Amateur Radio Association (dcara.net) for more information.

Non-denominational emergency and public-service communication training and discussion.

Visit The Second Oldest HAM Radio Club In Texas (w5fc.org) for more information.

Visit TEXAS CW Traffic Net Home Page (k6jt.com) for more information.

This is a CW net that operates more slowly to help those learning Morse code to practice and hone their skills.

Visit Texas Slow Net (atcweb.com) for more information.

This net is open to all licensed amateurs as well as control operators for unlicensed YLs and men. Every week we have a discussion topic and a technical topic and a whole lot of fun! Ladies check in the first half and guys the second half. We’d love for you to stop by. We love new voices!

Visit Net Calendar – Mansfield-Johnson Amateur Radio Service (mjars.org) for more information.

VisitDenton County Amateur Radio Association (dcara.net)for more information.

VisitMcKinney Amateur Radio Club – W5MRC — McKinney, Texas USA (mckinneyarc.org)for more information.

VisitTEXAS CW Traffic Net Home Page (k6jt.com)for more information.

The DFW Metroplex Traffic Net is a local affiliate of the ARRL’s National Traffic System. Our purposes are to move NTS radiogram traffic into and out of the Dallas/Fort Worth area through the NTS, and to provide training for amateurs interested in traffic handling. All licensed amateur stations are welcome and encouraged to participate.

Visit DFW Metroplex Traffic Net – A local affiliate of the ARRL National Traffic System serving the DFW area (dfwtrafficnet.org) for more information.

Visit DTTN Home (daytimetexastrafficnet7285.org) for more information.

No Nets on Thanksgiving, Christmas & New Years day

Visit Traffic Net (7290trafficnet.org) for more information.

This is a daily during the weekdays net. It is an informal net with a question. Please come join us.

Visit The Second Oldest HAM Radio Club In Texas (w5fc.org) for more information.

No Nets on Thanksgiving, Christmas & New Years day

Visit Traffic Net (7290trafficnet.org) for more information.

The DFW Metroplex Traffic Net is a local affiliate of the ARRL’s National Traffic System. Our purposes are to move NTS radiogram traffic into and out of the Dallas/Fort Worth area through the NTS, and to provide training for amateurs interested in traffic handling. All licensed amateur stations are welcome and encouraged to participate.

Visit DFW Metroplex Traffic Net – A local affiliate of the ARRL National Traffic System serving the DFW area (dfwtrafficnet.org) for more information.

VisitDTTN Home (daytimetexastrafficnet7285.org)for more information.

This a weekly net to assist all amateurs with any aspect of amateur radio – technical, operating, regulations, antennas, equipment, etc. It is an on-the-air Elmer. Licensing assistance is also provided.

Visit Tri-County Amateur Radio Club – WC5C | Serving Parker, Tarrant, and Wise Counties Since 1994 for more information.

Visit Home (wx5arc.org) for more information.

Visit TEXAS CW Traffic Net Home Page (k6jt.com) for more information.

This is a CW net that operates more slowly to help those learning Morse code to practice and hone their skills.

Visit Texas Slow Net (atcweb.com) for more information.

Clay County Amateur Radio Club’s Tuesday Night Practice Net at 8:00 PM on 146.680 & 146.800.

Visit Skywarn of Clay County | Facebook for more information.

Visit K5LFD-LucasARC@groups.io | Home for more information

VisitTEXAS CW Traffic Net Home Page (k6jt.com)for more information.

The DFW Metroplex Traffic Net is a local affiliate of the ARRL’s National Traffic System. Our purposes are to move NTS radiogram traffic into and out of the Dallas/Fort Worth area through the NTS, and to provide training for amateurs interested in traffic handling. All licensed amateur stations are welcome and encouraged to participate.

Visit DFW Metroplex Traffic Net – A local affiliate of the ARRL National Traffic System serving the DFW area (dfwtrafficnet.org) for more information.

Visit DTTN Home (daytimetexastrafficnet7285.org) for more information.

No Nets on Thanksgiving, Christmas & New Years day

Visit Traffic Net (7290trafficnet.org) for more information.

This is a daily during the weekdays net. It is an informal net with a question. Please come join us.

Visit The Second Oldest HAM Radio Club In Texas (w5fc.org) for more information.

No Nets on Thanksgiving, Christmas & New Years day

Visit Traffic Net (7290trafficnet.org) for more information.

The DFW Metroplex Traffic Net is a local affiliate of the ARRL’s National Traffic System. Our purposes are to move NTS radiogram traffic into and out of the Dallas/Fort Worth area through the NTS, and to provide training for amateurs interested in traffic handling. All licensed amateur stations are welcome and encouraged to participate.

Visit DFW Metroplex Traffic Net – A local affiliate of the ARRL National Traffic System serving the DFW area (dfwtrafficnet.org) for more information.

VisitDTTN Home (daytimetexastrafficnet7285.org)for more information.

A VHF simplex information and social net focused on the White Rock Lake/East Dallas area. Sponsored by “White Rock Hams”

Visit White Rock Lake Amateur Radio Club – WA5WRL | aka White Rock Hams (wordpress.com) for more information.

Visit Lewisville Amateur Radio Association (w5lvc.org) for more information.

Visit Arlington Amateur Radio Club, K5SLD.com for more information.

Visit TEXAS CW Traffic Net Home Page (k6jt.com) for more information.

This is a CW net that operates more slowly to help those learning Morse code to practice and hone their skills.

Visit Texas Slow Net (atcweb.com) for more information.

Visit Sachse Amateur Radio Association (sachseradio.org) for more information.

Visit Amateur Radio Emergency Service – ARRL North Texas Section (arrlntx.org) for more information.

Visit LETARC – P.O. Box 5613, Longview TX 75608-5613 for more information.

VisitTEXAS CW Traffic Net Home Page (k6jt.com)for more information.

The DFW Metroplex Traffic Net is a local affiliate of the ARRL’s National Traffic System. Our purposes are to move NTS radiogram traffic into and out of the Dallas/Fort Worth area through the NTS, and to provide training for amateurs interested in traffic handling. All licensed amateur stations are welcome and encouraged to participate.

Visit DFW Metroplex Traffic Net – A local affiliate of the ARRL National Traffic System serving the DFW area (dfwtrafficnet.org) for more information.

Visit DTTN Home (daytimetexastrafficnet7285.org) for more information.

No Nets on Thanksgiving, Christmas & New Years day

Visit Traffic Net (7290trafficnet.org) for more information.

This is a daily during the weekdays net. It is an informal net with a question. Please come join us.

Visit The Second Oldest HAM Radio Club In Texas (w5fc.org) for more information.

No Nets on Thanksgiving, Christmas & New Years day

Visit Traffic Net (7290trafficnet.org) for more information.

The DFW Metroplex Traffic Net is a local affiliate of the ARRL’s National Traffic System. Our purposes are to move NTS radiogram traffic into and out of the Dallas/Fort Worth area through the NTS, and to provide training for amateurs interested in traffic handling. All licensed amateur stations are welcome and encouraged to participate.

Visit DFW Metroplex Traffic Net – A local affiliate of the ARRL National Traffic System serving the DFW area (dfwtrafficnet.org) for more information.

VisitDTTN Home (daytimetexastrafficnet7285.org)for more information.

Visitors are welcome. The net meets every Thursday evening, but on the 4th Thursday of each month it turns into the IARC monthly club meeting. At this time, all three Irving club repeaters are usually linked together, so you can use any of these to check into the net:
146.720 – MHz (110.9)
224.400 – MHz (no PL required)
442.675 + MHz (110.9)
For questions, contact:
Bill Byrom n5bb@arrl.net

Visit Irving Amateur Radio Club (irvingarc.org) for more information.

Visit TEXAS CW Traffic Net Home Page (k6jt.com) for more information.

Visit Rusk County Amateur Radio Club (ruskcountyarc.com) for more information.

This is a CW net that operates more slowly to help those learning Morse code to practice and hone their skills.

Visit Texas Slow Net (atcweb.com) for more information.

Visit Denton ARES Web Site (denton-ares.org) for more information.

Visit Plano Amateur Radio Klub – Promoting the hobby of amateur radio through public service, emergency preparedness, and education (k5prk.net) for more information.

Visit Home | GARC (wixsite.com) for more information.

Visit Local Nets – Mansfield-Johnson Amateur Radio Service (mjars.org) for more information.

WC5C hosts an on-the-air net for all amateur radio operators in range. The net is called The Tri-County Amateur Radio Club Weekly Ragchew and Information Net and has been meeting on this schedule since 1994. If you are a licensed TECHNICIAN or higher class Amateur Radio operator in range of the repeater, then we invite you to check in with us, with or without traffic, to let us know your name, location and a signal report. You may also list swap items, ask technical questions, and make Ham Radio related announcements.
Visit Tri-County Amateur Radio Club – WC5C | Serving Parker, Tarrant, and Wise Counties Since 1994 for more information.