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The Texas Traffic Net:
A Flexible, Reliable Communications Resource for
Amateur Radio Operators and the Communities They Serve!
About Us
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The Texas Traffic Net (TTN) meets on 3873 kHz, from 6:30 to 7:30 PM daily. All HF licensed Amateurs are welcome to check in, with or without traffic.
The TTN is an Amateur Radio radiogram traffic net, part of the National Traffic System (NTS) of the American Radio Relay League (ARRL).
We are a volunteer group, dedicated to provide access to the National Traffic System, continuing radiogram traffic training and proficiency, and emergency communications during disasters and emergencies.
We have created this web site to provide information relevant to the Net and Amateur Radio.
What's in Here?
- Please see our Welcome page!
- Net Control List, with links to Preamble and Standard Texts.
- Training doc—all the goodies a traffic handler needs in 15 pages!
- History Chart
- Photos
- Traffic Nets Schedule
- Solar/propagation page
- ...and more!
Web Site Team |
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| Net Manager: | Sharon Heivilin, KC8EO |
| Webmaster: | Harold Melton, KV5R |
