Portland Internet Radio Group ~ N7PIR 

• Worldwide "YL" - Young Ladies Net
  • 1st and 3rd Tuesdays at 5 PM
  • On Reflector 9000
  • Hosted by Elizabeth Baggoo VE7TLK & Glenna Barron VE7DSC
  • Visitors  are welcome, for more information visit: http://www.qsl.net/ylradio/index.html

   

• The Wednesday Evening Net (Canadian)
  • Wednesdays at 6 PM
  • On Reflector 1 (9100)
  • Hosted by Brad Harris, VE3MXJ
  • Check ins welcome from all over the globe

   

• The AMSAT Net
  • Wednesdays at 7 PM
  • On Reflector 9250
  • A Net for AMSAT enthusiasts, for more information visit: http://www.amsat.org

   

• The IRLP Swap Net
  • Thursdays at 6 PM
  • On Reflector 9255
  • This swap net is limited to amateur radio equipment only. No computer equipment. When you hear the Net Control Station ask for check-ins on node 3420 and you are on node 3420, announce your callsign ONCE. The Net Control Station will acknowledge you by your callsign only. All other breaks will not be acknowledged by the Net Control Station.
    For full swap net details, visit the following website at: http://www.ne7x.com/irlp_swapnet.htm

   

• The VK Virtual Pub (English)
  • Fridays at 12 AM
  • On Reflector 9500
  • An informal get together to chat about anything. Often includes the '500 Mile High Club', where VK based net participants work the UO-14 satellite white it's over VK. Time is not fixed, falls within range given. All are welcome.

   

• IRLP SKYWARN Net
  • Every other Fridays at  4 PM
  • On Reflector 9210
  • Hosted by Danny Musten KD4RAA and Ronnie J. Casey K4JDR
  • This is a training net when weather permits. This net also can be started by stations in the effected area when weather Warnings or Watches are enacted by the National Weather Service, the National Severe Storm Lab and the National Hurricane Center. IRLP Reflector 9210 will be used to link repeaters in the affected areas and will act as net control reflector. This linking of these repeaters will give the local National Weather Service Offices around the country and the world a quick and immediate contact with amateur radio SKYWARN Spotters.

   

• IRLP Kids Net
  • Fridays at 6 PM
  • On Reflector 9210
  • This net is to help get our youth involved and interest in amateur radio.

   

• Ham Radio Newcomers Net
  • Fridays at  7 PM
  • On Reflector 9253
  • Visitors welcome

   

• The Hawaiian Au Net
  • Fridays at 9 PM
  • On Reflector 9254
  • Purpose is to get Hawaiian and transplant Hawaiian Amateur Radio Operators together to enjoy our Hawaiian culture and way of life (cause we like shoot the breeze li dat caus it stay moa bettah). So, if you stay Hawaiian (Hawaiian at heart is good enough) come check us out brahh.

• Scandinavian Net
  • Saturdays at  7 AM
  • On Reflector 9808
  • Hosted by Robert Roos, SM6UQP
  • Mainly the Scandinavian language is spoken. This to extend a service for all Scandinavians outside of Sweden and all other Scandinavian nodes. Visitors welcome.

   

• QSO Party Net
  • Saturdays  at 12 PM
  • On Reflector 9700
  • Hosted by Chris Edgar, M5XYZ
  • Informal net with a party atmosphere. Bring a bottle, food provided. Suggestions for themes welcome. Visitors always welcome.

  Rail Enthusiasts on IRLP

  • Sundays at 6 PM
  • On Reflector 9454
  • Hams interested in trains are invited to join. This is not a net, just an informal rag chew between hams who like trains, whether it's models, prototypes, passenger, freight, or whatever. There is no net control so just throw out your callsign and ask who else is listening to get things started. For more information: http://members.trainorders.com/boteman/railhamnet.html

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• The International Net
  • Various, twice a month (1600 UTC / 0100 UTC)
  • On Reflector 2 (9200)
  • The international net runs on a number of different days and times to try and accommodate different regions of the world. The most current schedule can be found here. Nodes from around the world, particularly new nodes, are encouraged to connect to the reflector and take part