Are you looking for a fun and easy way to get more involved in the Joplin Amateur Radio Club (W0IN)? Consider volunteering as a Net Control Host for our Monday evening net at 7:30 PM on the 147.210 repeater (PL 91.5).
Why Be a Net Control Operator?
Being a Net Control Operator is a great way to sharpen your operating skills, help keep the club engaged and contribute to the local amateur radio community. It’s a simple and rewarding role that takes about 30 minutes or less each week. Plus, it’s a fantastic way to build confidence on the air while having fun!
How It Works
- Volunteers are rotated weekly, so you’re not committed every Monday.
- You can follow the recommended procedures found here or improvise your own style.
- No prior experience? No problem! If you can key up a mic and read a simple script, you’ve got what it takes.
Sign Up Today!
If you’re interested in volunteering or have questions, please contact Willis, K0SMK, at [email protected].
Don’t miss this opportunity to get on the air, support your fellow hams, and make Monday nights even more engaging. We’d love to hear you on the net!
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Joplin Amateur Radio Club (W0IN)