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2019 OAUSA Net Schedule
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2025 Coming
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HOW TO LISTEN
We support and promote the use of Amateur Radio (Ham Radio) as the primary means to conduct our nets, but it is not necessary to be a licensed Ham in order to listen. A large majority of our listeners participate by listening to their local Repeaters. For those who want to listen but are not yet licensed, you may do so by visiting the Keller Peak Repeater website at: https://www.kpra.net/. Keep in mind that this is listen ONLY.
If you possess a valid Amateur License and would like for us to include your favorite repeater, let us know the repeater's ID, location, call sign and IRLP node number, if available. We will work with the repeater owners/operators to obtain permission, if possible, to run the nets on their system.
If you or your repeater have an IRLP Node and would like to join our nets, you may do so by connecting to the Western Reflector IRLP node 9251.
At the present time, you can listen to our nets on the following repeaters:
1. Portland W7RAT - 440.4000 123.0 (-) (covers the greater Portland, Oregon area)
2. Keller Peak KE6TZG - 146.385 PL 146.2 (-) (Located in the San Bernardino Mountains), the Keller Peak Repeater covers most of Southern California from San Diego to LA and east toward Victorville)
3. San Diego (Palomar Mountain) - W6ZN - 449.300 100.00 PL (-) (Covers most of San Diego County, California)
4. Denver N0PQV - 145.340,103.5, (-) (Covers the greater Denver. Colorado area)
You may also listen to the nets by the following means:
1. Echolink. Listen through the World Conference. When in Echolink search for:
- *WORLD* "IRLP REF 9251