Check in to the Virginia Nets today! Nets are an important part of our hobby.  Not only do they serve as good service oportunities, but they also help you keep good tabs on the condition of your equipment, and they are a great source of fun and friendship!  No mater if you're a Novice, Technician, or an Extra, there is a net for you.  Pick a few and ty them out today!


  •  1:00 p.m. - Virginia Traffic Net (VTN); 3907 kHz; daily.
  •  6:00 p.m. - Virginia Sideband Net (VSBN); 3947 kHz; daily.
  •  6:00 p.m. - Old Dominion Emergency Net (ODEN); 3947 kHz; First and Third Mondays and last                                       Wednesday of eath month.
  •  7:00 p.m. - Virginia Slow Net (VSN); 3680 kHz; Tuesday (13 wpm).
  •  7:00 p.m. - Virginia Net Early (VNE); 3680 kHz; daily except Tuesday (25 wpm).
  •  7:30 p.m. - District 13 ARES Net; Rotating Area Repeaters; Tuesday.
  •  8:00 p.m. - '805 Ragchewers' Net; 146.805 MHz; daily.
  •  9:00 p.m. - Virginia Tech ARA Net (VTARA); 146.715 MHz; Tuesday.
  •  9:00 p.m. - District 9 South Tidewater ARES Net (STARES); 146.97 MHz; daily.
  • 10:00 p.m. - Virginia Net Late (VNL); 3680 kHz; daily (25 wpm).
  • 10:15 p.m. - Virginia Late Net (VLN); 3947 kHz; daily.

    All times are local, and conform to seasonal changes.  All operators are reminded that a 200-watt limitation applies to all Virginia CW Nets since they operate inside the Novice/Tech Plus segment on 80 meters.
    All stations are welcome!!!
    Questions on the VNE, VSN, or VNL?  Contact OBIE, WA4DOX (VNE/VSN/VNL Net Manager) at [email protected].  If you desire your VA net to be listed, please contact the site master at [email protected] and include the name of the net, days and times, the frequency (if rptr, please provide offset, CTCSS/DCS codes, etc.), mode, and preamble of the net.

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