The Maritime Amateur
The Maritime Amateur
Ham Radio for Maritimers by Maritimers
Ham Radio for Maritimers by Maritimers
Maritime Nets
Maritime Nets
There are many local nets throughout the Maritimes. If you would like to add your net to this list, send me an email with as much information possible and it will be added.
*MAVCOM - Maritime Amateur Voice Communications System / Multiple repeaters connecting Nova Scotia & Prince Edward Island
**IRG - International Repeater Group / New Brunswick Repeater System
Net | Day | Atlantic Time | Frequency |
|---|---|---|---|
The Captain's Net | Daily | 7:30am | VE1YAR - 146.730 |
Weather Net | Daily (November-April) | 7:30am | **IRG System |
White Cane Social Net | Daily | 6:00pm | 3.770 MHz. |
Newfoundland Labrador Net | Daily | 6:30pm | 3.740 MHz. |
Maritime Net | Daily | 7:00pm | 3.750 MHz. |
PL Net
| Monday - Saturday | 9:00am | 3.735 MHz. |
Morning Wake-Up Net | Monday - Friday | 7:30am | *MAVCOM System |
Maritime Noon Net | Monday - Friday | 12:05pm | VE1HCA - 146.910 |
Kings County ARC | Monday | 7:00pm | VE1AEH - 147.180 |
WestCumb ARC Net | Monday | 8:00pm | VE1WRC - 147.285 |
IRG Net | Tuesday | 9:00pm | **IRG System |
Maritime Fusion Net | Wednesday | 7:00pm | CQ Maritimes Room #60207 |
Miramichi Area VHF Net | Wednesday | 9:00pm | **IRG System (Central Zone) |
Rag Chew / Round Table | Thursday | 8:00pm | 3.727 MHz. |
EMCOMM Net | Thursday | 9:00pm | **IRG System |
Fredericton Fusion Net | Friday | 8:00pm | CQ Maritimes Room #60207 |
Yarmouth ARC Net | Saturday | 8:00pm | VE1YAR - 146.730 |
Old Timers Net | Sunday | 8:00am | 3.750 MHz. |
IRG Net | Sunday | 9:00pm | **IRG System |
Exercise Handshake | Last Tuesday of Month | 7:00pm | *MAVCOM System |
Moncton & Area Nets
Moncton & Area Nets
Moncton Area Nets
Sunday 7:30pm - Moncton Fusion Simplex Net on 147.525 Digital
Sunday 8:00pm - Moncton Area UHF Net on 449.325-
Sunday 8:15pm - Moncton Area VHF Simplex Net on 146.520
Sunday 8:40pm - Moncton Area USB Net on 144.200 USB
Sunday 9:00pm - Moncton Area VHF Net on 147.345+
Sunday 9:00pm - IRG Net on 147.090+
Tuesday 9:00pm - Lazy Net on 147.090+
Wednesday 9:00am - Morning Get-Together Net on 147.345+
Wednesday 7:00pm - Maritime Fusion Net on 146.625-
Thursday 9:00pm - IRG EMCOMM Net on 147.090+
First Friday of the Month at 9:00pm - VE9SBR/R NET 147.225+
Weekdays 7:30am - IRG Weather Net on 147.090+
Tuesday (except last Tuesday of the Month, see below) 7:00pm
CARG MH & VP Net on 146.880+
International Repeater Group Nets
International Repeater Group Nets
IRG Net
Every Sunday Night at 9:00 pm
Net Control Station rotates weekly with: VE9MTB (Rick); VE1PIN (Bert); VE1VON (Yvon); VE9FCP (Francis); VE1RG (Al) on fifth Sundays
At 9:30 pm during the IRG net, taking turns each week:
IRG Swapshop with VE1AIN (Paul) - Listen for or list your amateur radio-ralated gear - For Sale, For Swap or Wanted
Don Weeks VE9WB Memorial Report - News related to amateur radio - from VE1AKT (Al). History of VE9WB
The Tuesday Night Net
Tuesday Night Net on the IRG system
Net control stations Al VE1RG or Benoit VE9BTB
Every Tuesday night at 9:00 pm
Weather Net
Every morning at 7:30 am, usually November to April depending on weather and flooding conditions - exact start and end dates will be announced depending on seasonal conditions.
Net Control Stations are Rick VE9MTB and Blair KB1UET - gathering your local observations for relay to Environment & Climate Change Canada, River Watch and others
Requires no weather station, special training or membership in anything.
Resources and tips on reporting your weather to the Weather Net
Miramichi Area VHF Net
Every Wednesday Night, 9:00 pm
Net control stations Gary VE9GSB or Ron VE1BCQ
On Central Zone: (VE1XI Doaktown; VE9MIR Miramichi; VE9SMT Scotch Mountain)
EMCOMM Net
Every Thursday night at 9:00 pm (that's 2100 hours for you EMCOMM types!)
Net control rotates weekly with: VE9PIN (Bert); VE9BK (J-P); VE9OR (Charles); VE9MTB (Rick); VE9SDH (Scott on fifth Thursday)
The net is to promote and practice good emergency communications for amateur radio operators, and to test the operation of the repeater system. It will be a structured net rather than a social net, but all are welcome to listen or participate.
Webmaster - Jim Langille VE1JBL
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