Weekly Nets in area-11
SUNDAY             2100        147.195+  94.8           Alexander
MONDAY            2030        145.370-  94.8            Wilkes
MONDAY            2100        146.685-   no tone     Iredell
TUESDAY           2030        145.410-  136.5          Rowan
TUESDAY           2045        146.655-                      Cabarrus
WEDNESDAY    2100        146.985-  100             Stanly (ARES/Club)
FRIDAY                2100        147.390+ 100             Stanly (Tech Net)

I don't have any info on Alleghany Counties.

Table 10: Section–Level Nets
Net Name Type Time Repeater Net Manager
Eastern NC Traffic Net NTS 2030 ET 146.685 MHz W4DNA
(ENCTN) Grifton

Southeastern NC Traffic Net NTS 2000 ET 147.045 MHz W4NCD
(SENCTN) Lumberton

Central NC Traffic Net NTS 2100 ET 146.82 MHz KE4AHC
(CNCTN) Wilkesboro

Piedmont Coastal Traffic Net NTS 2100 ET 146.88 MHz W4TTO
(PCTN) Raleigh

Piedmont Emergency Training Net ARES 2000 ET 145.35 MHz WB4HRR
(PETN) Charlotte

Metrolina 2 Meter Emergency Net ARES 2100 ET 146.94 MHz WB2NHQ
(M2MEN) Charlotte

Cape Fear Evening Net ARES 1900 ET 146.91 MHz KJ4RV
(CFEN) Fayetteville

Table 11: Local Nets
Net Name Type Time Frequency Mode Net Manager
Coastal Carolina Emergency Net Health & 1900 ET 3907 kHz SSB K3JKQ
(CCEN) Welfare Daily

Hurricane Watch Net Independent As 14325 kHz SSB W7GOX
(HWN) Needed
Mid-Atlantic Emergency Net Evaluate 2000 ET 5330.5 kHz SSB KE4SKY
(MAEN) 60 Meters 1st Wednesday 5346.5 kHz (acting)
Table 12: Wide-Coverage Independent Nets
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Tarheel Emergency Net
The Tarheel Emergency Net (THEN) is the North Carolina HF ARES net. The purpose of THEN is to
provide communications during emergencies, to provide training in all aspects of net operations, to serve
as a forum for discussions and to foster fellowship among radio amateurs. On Monday nights a statewide
ARES meeting is held instead of informal comments.
Amateurs interested in being a net control of the Tarheel Emergency Net (THEN) should contact the
Net Manager, David Fleming, KE4JHJ. An example net script appears on the next page. Contact the Net
Manager for the latest version.
Net reports should be sent to the Net Manager within a few days following the net and prior to the 4th
day of any following month. Net reports can be sent as formal written traffic via the Tarheel Emergency
Net, any NTS net or via e-mail.
Include in this report the date of the net, number of check-ins, total traffic listed, traffic passed, and the
time of the formal portion of the net.
An example in radiogram format appears in Figure 2 below.
THE AMERICAN RADIO RELAY LEAGUE
RADIOGRAM
VIA AMATEUR RADIO
NUMBER PRECEDENCE STATION OF ORIGIN CHECK PLACE OF ORIGIN TIME FILED DATE
1 R W4CC 11 CHARLOTTE NC SEPT 4
TO
KE4JHJ
TELEPHONE NUMBER
THEN TUE SEPT 4 CHECKINS
19 TRAFFIC 4/3 TIME 22
MINUTES
JOHN W4CC
REC’D FROM DATE TIME SENT TO DATE TIME
Figure 2: Example net report in radiogram format
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