Central Ohio Nets

Here is a listing of Nets that are on CCRA and other repeater systems. If you know of other nets or have corrections to this listing, please send your information to the CCRA.

All times are local p.m. unless otherwise noted. All frequencies are in MHz.

Net Times and Frequencies
Day of Week Time Frequency Name of Net
Monday 7:15 147.240 Central Ohio Traffic Net (COTN)
Monday 8:00 145.170 Delaware County Net
Monday 8:30 147.240 Swap-N-Shop and Discussion Net
Monday 9:00 147.030 Lancaster Amateur News Net
Tuesday 7:00 146.880 Newark Amateur Radio Association Net
Tuesday 7:15 147.240 Central Ohio Traffic Net (COTN)
Tuesday 7:30 146.760 Central Ohio Severe Weather Net (March through September)
Tuesday 8:00 145.110 AMSAT Net
Tuesday 8:00 147.285 Madison County Amateur Radio Club Net
Tuesday 9:00 145.190 Buckeye Belles Net (YL net; OMs welcome)
Tuesday 9:00 147.480 Amateur Television Net (simplex)
Wednesday 7:15 147.240 Central Ohio Traffic Net (COTN)
Wednesday 8:00 147.060 Central Ohio ARES Discussion Net
Wednesday 8:00 145.110 Dayton Amateur Radio Association ARES Net
Wednesday 9:00 146.925 AMSAT (winter months)
Wednesday 9:00 147.345 Hocking County Net
Thursday 7:15 147.240 Central Ohio Traffic Net (COTN)
Friday 7:15 147.240 Central Ohio Traffic Net (COTN)
Friday 8:00 145.230 South West Columbus Ham Radio Club Information Net
Saturday 7:15 147.240 Central Ohio Traffic Net (COTN)
Sunday 12:00 am 145.110 Roundtable Discussion Net
Sunday 7:15 147.240 Central Ohio Traffic Net (COTN)
Sunday 8:00 145.430 Central Ohio Scanner/Shortwave Listener's Net (3rd Sunday of month)
Sunday 8:00 145.390 D-Star Net (this net requires you to use a D-Star radio. Set RPT1 to "W8DIG^^C" and RPT2 to "W8DIG^^G", where "^" represents a space. Setting RPT2 to "W8DIG^^G" may require you to be registered on the Gateway. Contact CODIG or leave RPT2 blank and contact someone on this repeater.)

Note: The Columbus half of the 145.11 Dayton/Columbus repeater is currently off the air. However if you are in the Dayton area, please check into their nets.