| Net | Time | Frequency |
|---|---|---|
| North Florida Amateur Radio Emergency Communications Net | Daily @ 9:00 AM EST except Sunday's | 3950 kHz |
| Capital District EmComm Training Net | Sunday @ 7:30 PM EST | 147.030 MHz, K4TLH |
| Capital District ARES Net | Sunday @ 8:00 PM EST | 147.030 MHz, K4TLH |
| Leon County ARES net | Tuesday @ 8:15 ET | 147.030 MHz, K4TLH |
| Florida Phone Traffic Net | Daily @ 6:55 AM EST | 3940 kHz |
| Florida Midday Traffic Net | Daily @ Noon EST | 7242 kHz |
| North Florida Phone Net | Daily @ 7:30 PM EST | 3950 kHz |
| TARS News and Info Net | Thursday @ 8:00 PM EST | 147.030 MHz, K4TLH |
| Kid's Net | Tuesday @ 8:00 PM EST | 145.170 MHz, KE4URL - 600, 141.3 |
| Jefferson County Net | Monday @ 8:00 PM EST | 145.430 MHz, WX4JEF, 94.8 |
| The Morning Drive-Time and Welfare Net (Informal Check-In / Rag Chew) | Mon-Fri @ 7:30 - 9:00 AM EST | 147.030 MHz, K4TLH + 600, 94.8 |
| Southwest Georgia HF Weather Net | Third Thursday @ 7:30 PM EST(or following GA SSB Net) | WX4TAE, 3975 kHz (+/-) |
| SKYWARN Net | First Sunday @ 7:30 PM EST | WX4TAE, 3810 kHz (+/-) |
| Navy Amateur Radio Net | Daily, 0700-0900 Eastern | 7245 kHz |
| Worldwide DMR-MARC Net | Saturdays @ 1600 UTC in Summer, 1700 UTC in Winter months | Worldwide Talkgroup (1) |
| Florida D-STAR Net | Thursday @ 9:00PM Eastern | D-Star REF046C |
| North Florida Digital Net | Sunday @7:00 PM ET | 3590 KHz PSK-31 |
SKYWARN
The first Sunday of every month, we have a special ARES/SKYWARN net. At 1930 hours EST, the net starts on 75 meters, on or near 3810 KHz (+/- for QRM). After check-in on this initial frequency, operators attempt to trade RST reports with WX4TAE. After check-ins on 75 m the net moves to 40 m around 7245 KHz (+/- for QRM), and picks up the roundtable there. At 2000 hours EST, the regular weekly Capital District ARES net meets on 147.030 MHz, and we are joined by station WX4TAE, at the National Weather Service Office in Tallahassee. During the first portion of this net, one of the staff meteorologists joins us on the air and provides a retrospective of the previous month’s weather patterns, a brief forecast of what we might expect for the coming month and season, and also takes specific questions from stations whom have checked in to the net. Please join us for these very informative ARES/SKYWARN nets – the first Sunday of every month.
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