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146.88 Bridger
Repeater Net
Preamble
QST
QST QST
THIS IS (MY CALL SIGN) _________CALLING THE W7ED BRIDGER REPEATER NET.
MY
NAME IS _____________ . THIS NET MEETS EACH TUESDAY EVENING AT 8:00 P.M. ON
THE 146.88 BRIDGER REPEATER. THIS REPEATER IS LOCATED ABOUT 11 MILES NORTH OF
BOZEMAN, ON THE RIDGE ABOVE THE BRIDGER SKI LIFT. THE PURPOSE OF THE NET IS FOR
THE DISCUSSION OF ANY AMATEUR RADIO RELATED TOPICS AND IS OPEN TO ALL CURRENTLY
LICENSED AMATEUR RADIO OPERATORS.
BEFORE
WE BEGIN, IS THERE ANY PRIORITY OR EMERGENCY TRAFFIC ?
DOES
ANYONE HAVE ANY QSTs FOR THE NET?
I
WOULD LIKE TO START CHECK-INS WITH THOSE HAMS WHO ARE MOBILE OR NEEDED TO CHECK
IN AND OUT SO THEY CAN CONTINUE. COME NOW AND I WILL ACKNOWLEDGE EACH OF YOU AS
YOU CHECK IN.
The above is only a
suggestion for anyone wanting some assistance on what to say and how to say it
during the net. Please feel free to adopt your own preamble. The following are
some things I personally do to help myself during net check in. Basically you
are “net control”. This means that you are responsible to keep track of whom
checks in and to control the orderly nature of the net. You control who talks
to who and when.
Procedures and
optional considerations.
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I like to acknowledge each person
with their call as they call in, to slow down the rate at which call-ins
occur. As you become more proficient with recording the calls, you might want
to let people call in at will. If you have a string of call-ins you will need
to read back your list so the check-ins know you have heard and recorded their
call.
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