Nets Happening Now

Sunday 23:36 UTC

Name Start Time Frequency
Nebraska Storm Net 23:30 UTC Sunday 3.982 MHz
Kansas Sideband Net 23:30 UTC Sunday 3.920 MHz
Gulfcoast Sideband Net 23:30 UTC Sunday 3.925 MHz
ClayARES Training & Traffic Net 23:30 UTC Sunday KI4UWC Repeater 146.925 MHz
Newfoundland and Labrador Evening Caribou VHF Net 23:30 UTC Sunday Repeater  MHz
DFW Metroplex Traffic Net - Early 23:30 UTC Sunday 146.88 MHz
Monroe County ARES/RACES/Skywarn Net 23:30 UTC Sunday WX3OES Repeater 146.865 MHz

Upcoming Nets

Starting Monday 00:00 UTC

Name Start Time Frequency
SEFL DMR Tech Net 00:00 UTC Monday N4BRF Repeater 442.875 MHz
The Rag Chew Crew 00:00 UTC Sunday 00:00 UTC Monday 3.916 MHz 3.916 MHz
RV Radio Network 00:00 UTC Monday 7.264 MHz
Tri-State Amateur Traffic Net (TATN) 00:00 UTC Sunday 00:00 UTC Monday K8SCH Repeater 146.670 MHz
K8SCH Repeater 146.670 MHz
Buckingham 2m Net (FM) 00:00 UTC Sunday 00:00 UTC Monday 147.550 MHz 145.290 -6 131.8 PL MHz
NSRA Weekly Net 00:00 UTC Monday NS1RA Repeater 145.470 MHz
Saint Max Net 00:00 UTC Monday 7.241  MHz
Atlanta Radio Club Sunday Night Net 00:00 UTC Monday W4DOC Repeater 146.820 MHz
Volusia County ARES Net 00:00 UTC Monday KV4EOC Repeater 147.24000 MHz
Saint Maximilian Kolbe Radio Net 00:00 UTC Monday 7.241 MHz
RAMB Phone Net 00:00 UTC Sunday 00:00 UTC Monday 3.747 MHz 3.747 MHz
Lake Erie Emergency Net (Sundays) 00:00 UTC Monday 29.000 MHz

The definitive net directory for Ham Radio and SWL enthusiasts.

What's a Net?

A net is a gathering of Amateur Radio operators on a specific frequency at a specific time and day, usually on a recurring basis. Nets are an opportunity for Hams to get together, chat, and test equipment on the air. A net can be very formal, for example, for emergency communications training. A net can also be very informal, for example, as a way to catch-up with fellow Hams. Most nets are fun, often involving round-table style discussions and community announcements.

The NetFinder Mission

Net Finder's mission is to help Hams connect with one another on the air. Nets are one of the easiest methods for getting on the radio and making contact with other members of the hobby. From a quick, formal check-in, to a casual round-table rag chew, nets can be a gateway to a rewarding Ham Radio experience.

The NetFinder Vision

Net Finder is working toward a future in which every Amateur Radio net is cataloged in a central directory on the web. We believe nets are the lifeblood of Amateur Radio and our goal is to help Hams find a group on the air that they can call home.

Getting Involved

The best way to get involved is to create an account and start cataloging the nets in your area. The Net Finder directory serves two purposes: To promote nets and to help Hams get on the air. With your help, the more nets that are cataloged, the better chance we have at growing the Ham Radio hobby.