Net Information

2011 Net Control Assignments by Response Team Updated 11/30/2010
Date	NCS Responsibility	Alternate NCS Responsibility
December 5, 2011	North	Mobile Communications
December 12, 2011	Mobile Communications	Central
December 19, 2011	Central	EOC
December 26, 2011	EOC	South

2012 Net Control Assignments by Member Groups
Date	NCS/ANCS Responsibility
January, 2012	Alpha
February, 2012	Bravo
March, 2012	Charlie
April, 2012	Delta
May, 2012	Alpha
June, 2012	Bravo
July, 2012	Charlie
August, 2012	Delta
September, 2012	Alpha
October, 2012	Bravo
November, 2012	Charlie
December, 2012	Delta



















































After conducting a net, please *immediately* e-mail a text copy of your net log, to both the EC, WB4QDX@arrl.net, and the AEC Nets/SKYWARN, K2HJ@arrl.net … unless alternative arrangements have been made with the AEC. Reporting format is: Text (TXT) file, one station call sign to each line, stations comments on same line after the call sign, insert hyphen (no spaces) and comment text. Net participation is usually transcribed into the data base within 18 hours of the end of the net. Questions, please e-mail K2HJ@arrl.net or call 678-482-0703 73 … Jan ... K2HJ AEC Nets/SKYWARN

Net Information
Gwinnett ARES holds weekly training and information nets on the Gwinnett Amateur Radio Society 2 meter repeater every Monday night at 9:00 PM local time. The net operates on 147.075 MHz(+) with a PL tone of 82.5. The Net Control Station (NCS) and Alternate NCS rotates among the Response Teams and .Administrative leadership according to the schedule below. Each Response Team is responsible for providing an NCS or ANCS for their assigned week allowing team members to gain valuable net operating experience.
Emergency nets, either SKYWARN or for other emergency situations, can be activated at any time when the need arises. Severe weather nets are always activated when a severe warning, such as a severe thunderstorm warning or tornado warning, is issued by the National Weather Service. Emergency nets can only be activated by the Emergency Coordinator or one of the Assistant ECs. Net operation procedures and preambles are available on the Plans page. *The current Training Net script (updated January 23, 2012) can be downloaded in Microsoft Word or Adobe PDF for use on the Monday evening Training Net.*
The Georgia Section ARES HF Net operates each Sunday evening at 2200 hours Zulu (6:00 pm Summer, 5:00 pm Winter) on 3975 KHz. All ARES members are encouraged to check in to the Net to exercise HF operation.		The Metro Atlanta ARES District Net operates a VHF net on the first Sunday evening of the month at 1600 or 4:00 pm local time. The net operates on the Atlanta Radio Club repeater, 146.82- MHz (PL 146.2). All Metro Atlanta ARES members are encouraged to check in to this net.