WA9RDF Sunday Night Net
Script (KB9SKI, 8/2003)
CQ Net, CQ Net, CQ Net. This is the WA9RDF repeater weekly net, which meets every Sunday
night on this frequency with a 151.4 PL tone at seven PM Eastern Standard
Time. Net participation is open to all
Amateur Radio operators and other interested parties. We'd love to hear from you.
If you don't have the gear and the license to check in over the air,
please check in via electronic mail to K-B-9-S-K-I at A-R-R-L dot net.
This
is a directed net. Please direct all
your input and comments to Net Control.
Your Net Control this evening is
name, callsign. I will now pause for any
emergency or priority traffic.
[pause. Wing it if there is emergency or priority
traffic.]
I
am now prepared for any mobile or short time checkins. [pause and record checkins]
Thank
you. I have the following
checkins: xxxxx, xxxxx, ...
[For each traffic announced by a checkin:] xxxxx, go ahead with your traffic. [pause]
xxxxx, thank you. Are there
any additional questions or comments on that traffic?
[pause. Repeat until all comments and traffic are
complete]
Are
there any more mobile or short time checkins?
[pause
and repeat until there are no more mobile/short time checkins.]
Thank
you, all the mobile and short time checkins.
This is Net Control, xxxxx.
I am now prepared for regular checkins.
Are there any checkins with call sign suffixes beginning Alpha through
Mike?
[pause
and take checkins as described above for mobile/short-time until exhausted.]
Are
there any checkins with call sign suffixes beginning Alpha through Zulu?
[pause
and take checkins as described above for mobile/short-time until exhausted.]
Are
there any more checkins, any callsign at all, Alpha through Zulu, or especially,
newcomers to the net? [pause and take checkins as described above
for mobile/short-time until exhausted.]
Thank
you for all the checkins. Again, anyone
listening who cannot transmit but still wishes to checkin may do so by
electronic mail to the address
K-B-9-S-K-I at A-R-R-L dot net. This is Net Control, xxxxx.
[now take traffic and
follow-on comments dealing with the following general topics:]
Does
anyone have any official or other traffic relating to the Mid State Amateur
Radio Club?
Does
anyone have any RACES traffic?
Does
anyone have any ARES traffic?
Does
anyone have any formal traffic to deliver or originate via the National Traffic
System?
Does
anyone have any other traffic or comments they would like to make at this time?
[if there is a Newsline or
other audio clip to play] For your listening information, tonight I have Amateur Radio Newsline
number xxxx. The segment has a
run time of xx minutes, so expect probably x identification
breaks. This is Net Control, xxxxx. Please stand by for Amateur Radio Newsline.
[play each segment. At the ID break:] This is Net Control, xxxxx. Please stand by for more Amateur Radio Newsline.
[after the final
segment] This is Net Control, xxxxx. Does anyone have any additional information
or comments on any of the topics mentioned by Newsline? [pause
and moderate discussion, if any]
[Announce email checkins, if
any]
Are
there any late checkins? [pause and take checkins]
Are
there any late announcements? [pause and take announcements and follow-on
comments]
Does
anyone have any amateur radio-related items
they would like to buy, sell, or trade?
[pause and take announcements and
follow-on comments]
Thank
you all. That concludes the business
portion of this net. This has been the
weekly WA9RDF local net, which meets every Sunday night at 7:00 PM Eastern
Standard Time and goes until we run out of formal business. The WA9RDF repeater is operated by the Mid
State Amateur Radio Club, whose web site is www.midstatehams.org (midstatehams
is all one word, no underscores). The club meets on the third Saturday of each
month at 8 in the morning in the basement conference room in the Johnson County
Emergency Operations Center, which is at the Johnson County Law Enforcement
Facility in Franklin. Informal talk-in
will be on this repeater. You do not
need to be a club member to attend meetings and participate; newcomers are very welcome. A Volunteer Examiner team conducts license
testing sessions after each meeting, except in December. If you want to earn your amateur radio
license, or upgrade to a higher license class, show up to the meeting, or later
at nine, nine-thirty. The WA9RDF
repeater is the official Skywarn repeater for Johnson County; during severe weather (or other
emergencies), listen here first. If
this repeater is not functioning, the 145.11 repeater will be the backup.
Thanks
again to the xx people who checked in tonight. The net is now over at xx:xx PM, and I will return
the WA9RDF repeater to its normal use.
73, folks, and have a good week.
This is Net Control, xxxxx, now clear.