Radio Nets
Traffico radio mobile marittimo su frequenze radioamatoriali
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Attività radiantistica, meteo e altre info per radioamatori

 

  1. ★10M MM Net Covers Eastern Pacific, 28.313Mhz @ 01.30 - 03.00z - (N6URW).

  2. ★Brazil/East Coast net Covers East Coast and Atlantic, 14.334Mhz @ 02.00z - Wx - Tfc (K3UWJ)

  3. ★Canadian DDD Net Covers Pacific, 14.115Mhz @ 04.00z and 17.30z - (VE7DB)

  4. ★Caribbean M/M Net. Saint Croix.  Covers the Caribbean. 7.230 - 7.241Mhz @ 1100hrs zulu.

  5. ★Comedy Net.  Oz - Southwest Pacific. Very informal, multi-purpose with position reports, Wx reports and local inter-yacht traffic. Net control rotates amongst members and has many shore-based regulars who help with local knowledge.  7.087Mhz @ 2040hrs zulu.

  6. ★Chubasco Net.  Covers Mexico West coast.  7.294Mhz @ 1530hrs ST / 1430hrs DST.

  7. ★Cruiseheimer's Net.  Covers US East coast & through Eastern Caribbean.  8.152Mhz @ 0830hrs Eastern time USA.

  8. ★German Maritime Mobile Net. Covers the Atlantic, Pacific, Indian Ocean, Med, (worldwide). Ham, Echolink & Winlink. 14.313kMhz @ 1630hrs zulu. www.intermar-ev.de 

  9. ★Gerry's Happy Hour Covers Baja California and Pacific on monday to friday, 21.402Mhz @ 02.00z

  10. ★Great lakes Emergency 3.932Mhz @ 02.00z - (WD8ROK)

  11. ★Gulf Coast Hurricane Net Covers the Gulf Coast, 3.925Mhz @ 01.00z. Wx, Tfc - (WD5CRR)

  12. ★Herb Hilgenberg's Southbound ll Net.  Detailed Wx forecasts for Atlantic & Caribbean cruisers - reaches into Pacific later in the broadcast.  12.359Mhz [SSB] @ 2000hrs zulu (check-ins start 1930hrszulu) The frequency in the maritime mobile band - not ham)

  13. ★Italian M/M Net. (Italian & English). Wx forecasts for east & north Atlantic and south Atlantic between Africa and Brazil. 14.297Mhz @ 20.00hrs zulu (19.00hrs zulu between 30 March & 20 October). (IK6IJF)

  14. ★'Le Reseau Du Capitaine' Net. Montreal, Canada. (Most operators are bilingual). Covers Atlantic, Caribbean & Pacific.  14.118Mhz @ 0700 hrs Montreal time and 1830hrs Montreal time for Wx reports & emergency traffic.

  15. ★Manana M/M Net.  Covers US West coast to Hawaii.  14.340Mhz @ 12.00hrs PDT.

  16. ★MARITIME EMERGENCY NET.  14.340Mhz @ 0400hrs zulu and 18.00hrs zulu.

  17. ★Maritime Mobile Service Net.  Covers the Atlantic from Cape Town to Greenland, the Eastern Pacific and the Gulf of Mexico.  14.300Mhz or 14.313Mhz @ 17.00hrs zulu till 02.00hrs zulu during winter and during the summer from 16.00 hrs z to 02.00hrs zulu.

  18. ★Mediterannean Maritime Mobile Net.  Med.  7.085Mhz @ 07.00hrs zulu

  19. ★Mississauga Maritime Net. VE stations with relays. Covers Europe, Med, Atlantic, Caribbean and Central America.  14.122.5 Mhz @ 12.45hrs zulu. 365 days a year!

  20. ★MM Fast CW Net 7.126Mhz @ 01.30z

  21. ★MM Slow CW Net 7.126Mhz @ 02.00z

  22. ★Mobile Maritime Net - South East Asian Waters.  Covers Japan to Seychelles - Hong Kong to Northern & Western Australia. (Specifically: Philippines, Malaysia, Indonesia, Northern Australia, Thailand, Sri Lanka, The Andamans & Nicobars, Chagos). 14.323Mhz @ 00.25hrs zulu. At 0055hrs, Wx forecasts are relayed. Lots of local yachting traffic.

  23. ★Northwest Caribbean Cruiser's Net.  Covers from Mexico to San Andres Island, Colombia.  8.188Mhz @ 1400hrs zulu.

  24. ★Pacific Inter-Island Net.  Covers Micronesia & up to Hawaii - daily roll-call.  14.315Mhz @ 0800hrs zulu.

  25. ★Pacific Maritime Mobile Service Net.  Covers Pacific/worldwide.  21.412Mhz @ 22.00hrs zulu (21.30hrs 'early-bird').

  26. ★Pacific Seafarers Net.  Covers the Pacific.  14.300Mhz @ 0300hrs (warm up) - 03.25hrs zulu - roll-call.

  27. ★Panama Canal Connection Net.  Covers Pacific from Mexico to Galapagos and the Atlantic from Belize to Colombia. Emphasis is on SW Caribbean.

  28. ★PST Baja California M/M Net.  Covers coastal Baja & California.  7.238Mhz @ 08.00hrs PDT.

  29. ★Radio "Peri-Peri".  East Africa. Covers Indian Ocean & S Atlantic. 8.101Mhz @ 05.00hrs zulu (weather) & then 12.353hz after the weather. Again (both freqs) @ 15.00hrs zulu.

  30. ★Roy's Net.  Perth, W.Australia. Wx warnings & then covers boats in N & W Indian Ocean.  14.320Mhz  @ 1115hrs zulu. At 1130hrs zulu moves to S.Africa M/M net on 14.316hz.

  31. ★Robby's Net.  Australia.  14.315Mhz @ 1000hrs zulu and 2300hrs zulu.

  32. ★Russell Radio.  (SSB) New Zealand. Covers Bora Bora to Australia.  12.359Mhz @ 0830hrs & 1630hrs zulu.

  33. ★Sandia Net Covers West Coast and Caribbean, 7.294Mhz @ 03.30z

  34. ★South Africa Maritime Mobile Net. S Africa. Covers Indian Ocean & S Atlantic. 14.316Mhz & moves to 7.045Mhz @ 0630hrs and also @ 1130hrs (both frequencies).

  35. ★South East (SE) Asia M/M Net 14.320Mhz @ 00.00z

  36. ★South Pacific Net 14.282Mhz @ 18.00z

  37. ★Swedish Maritime Net 14.303Mhz @ 20.30z

  38. ★Tony's Net.  New Zealand (ZL1ATE). Position reports from South Pacific & Australia region (weather contact vk9ja).  14.315Mhz @ 2100hrs zulu.

  39. ★TransAtlantic Maritime Mobile Net. Covers the Med, N & S Atlantic and Caribbean. 21.400Mhz @ 1300hrs zulu. - (8P6QM - G4FTO - VE3AGS)

  40. ★U.K. M/M Net.  U.K. Covers UK waters, Med & Atlantic.  14.303Mhz +/- QRM @ 0800hrs zulu & 1800hrs zulu. - (G4FRN - G4YZH - G0IAD - G4FTO)

  41. ★Waterway Radio & Cruising Club (WRCC).  7.268Mhz @ 0745 EST.

Anche nell’era dei satelliti, la radio rimane ancora un mezzo molto efficace per la comunicazione in mare, grazie alle frequenze in onde corte (HF), con l’SSB marina e le bande radioamatoriali utilizzate nel lungo raggio e le comunicazioni in VHF per il contatto fino a circa 20 miglia.

Nelle onde corte esistono “Reti” radio marittime (“net”) in tutto il mondo, organizzate per gestire e coordinare il traffico proveniente in particolare da imbarcazioni a vela. Per queste imbarcazioni è importante conoscere le frequenze radio di queste reti e i loro orari, in modo da passare il traffico di messaggi, le posizioni, ricevere informazioni meteo e altro ancora...

Per noi che stiamo comodamente seduti davanti ai nostri “stabili” radio shack può essere un utile ascolto per conoscere le condizioni di propagazione, sentire come se la passano i navigatori solitari, tenere in forma la conoscenza delle lingue.




Fonti:

www.cruiser.co.za/radionet.asp

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maritime_mobile_amateur_radio

http://www.mayaparadise.com/

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