North Florida Amateur Radio  Emergency Services NET's

Alachua County Nets

• Alachua County ARES Net meets every Thursday at 8:00 p.m. on 146.820 (-), pl tone 123.0 Hz. For more information, contact Jeff Capehart W4UFL. Emergency Coordinator, Alachua ARES, email w4ufl@arrl.net.
• 3970 kHz NVIS Net (LSB) -- see Reid Tillery,K9RFT 1st and 3rd Fridays

North Florida Nets 
 

• Northern Florida ARES Net (NFAN):
  9:00 AM Eastern time Monday through Saturday 3.950 MHz, alternate frequencies are 7.242 MHz and 7.247 MHz,
• Northern Florida Phone Net (NFPN):
  Daily at 7:30 PM Eastern time on 3.950 MHz; alternate frequencies are 7.242 MHz and 7.247 MHz.
• Florida Phone Traffic Net (FPTN):
  Daily at 7:00 a.m.  on 3.940 MHz.  Net Manager is Helen Straughn WC4FSU in Ormond Beach.
  The FPTN is a combined-section net that maintains daily liaison with the National Traffic System, handles formal written traffic and trains for emergencies.
• North Florida Digital Net  Sunday at 7:00 p.m. local time, 3.590 MHz USB, PSK31.  Net control is Don Pace KK4SIH.
• Florida Winlink Net W4AKH https://w4akh.net/  Winlink Check-ins All week, Report on Tuesday's by Noon

WinLink Check-in format
TO: W4AKH
SUBJECT LINE: FL WL NET, first name, city, 2 letter State abbreviation, Mode (VARA , ARDOP, any etc..) ,P2P (if p2p), optional RMS station and path

• Florida Statewide Amateur Radio Network (SARnet) https://www.sarnetfl.com/
  
• More Florida Amateur Radio Nets
   

Hurricane Nets
 

• WX4NHC - Amateur Radio Station at the National Hurricane Center https://w4ehw.fiu.edu/
• Hurricane Watch Net https://www.hwn.org/ 14.325 MHz, 7.268 MHz -- Activated whenever a hurricane is within 300 nautical miles of expected landfall. Disseminates storm information and relays meteorological data to National Hurricane Center via embedded NHC station WX4NHC. Also relays post-storm damage reports and other relevant information.
• VOIP Hurricane Net http://voipwx.net/