Radio Nets and E-Mail Reflector Sponsored / Run by the OVH
- VHF/UHF Net on OVH’s 146.97 and 443.500 MHz (Pl 110.9) FM Repeaters
- The VHF/UHF Net is held each Thursday evening at 8:00 PM (20:00) local time
- These three FM VHF & UHF repeaters are usually linked during the net
- PL Tone is usually turned off during the net
- All net participants can hear and communicate with all others, and Net Control
- Format: Newsline, ARRL bulletins, club announcements, swap shop, and short check-in session
- All members and interested non-members are encouraged to participate
The OVH Thursday night net at 8 pm is also carried on the following W4BRM repeaters:
W4BRM Repeaters
Callsign Used | Output from Repeater | PL Tone / CTSS or Talkgroup | Input to Repeater | mode |
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W4BRM | 53.49 MHz | 77.0 Hz | 52.49 MHz | FM |
W4BRM | 224.400 MHz | 77.0 Hz | 222,800 MHz | FM |
W4BRM | 448.225 MHz | 77.0 Hz | 443.225 MHz | FM |
W4BRM | 448.325 MHz | TG315148, TS 2, CC 6 | 443.325 MHz | DMR |
In addition, the Thursday night net is also carried on EchoLink 522456 (W4BRM-R).
80 Meter Informal Net on 3710 KHz LSB
- The 80 Meter Net is held each Sunday evening at 23:55 Zulu (UTC)
- This net is informal as there is no formal call up or check-in procedure
- Participants call on the frequency to check in and join in
- All members and interested non-members are encouraged to participate
OVH’s E-Mail Reflector System used for member email communications
- The OVH operates a closed E-Mail reflector system for use exclusively by OVH members
- You must have an email address and be an active OVH member to use the E-Mail reflector
- Send a request email to John at kg4nxt@arrl.net to get registered on the reflector
- John/KG4NXT will register you to use the email reflector after checking your membership
- OVH’s E-Mail reflector system is used to send and receive info of interest to all members