15m Net

OMISS 15m SSB Net

21.395 MHz (Full Range - 21.385-21.305)
Start: 1630z
No interfering nets

Net Announcement with Frequency (Post on AIM)

Welcome to the OM International Sideband Society Net. This is <callsign> my name is <name> and my OMISS # is <OMISS #>, I will be acting as net control for this session of the OMISS 15m net. FOR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE VISIT WWW.OMISS.NET

Looking for MOB/PORT/QRP/DX and First Time Guests
Taking General Check-ins, Call now with your callsign and OMISS #.
49 or 50 for OMISS-WAS *or* AK-HI for Statehood on AIM along with your line #.
IF YOU NEED RELAY HELP FOR A CALL JUST ASK, NCS OR A DESIGNATED RELAY WOULD BE HAPPY TO ASSIST. TO AVOID DOUBLING WE WILL NOT JUMP IN WITHOUT BEING ASKED.
WHEN CHECKING OUT PLEASE GIVE YOUR LINE # IT'S EASIER TO FIND YOU ON THE LIST. TNX
THERE WILL BE NO CHECKIN'S ON THE FLY TONIGHT DUE TO THE BAD BAND CONDITIONS.* * *
CHECK-INS ON THE FLY PUT THEM ON AIM WITH YOUR OMISS NUMBER (WAIT FOR A ROGER ROGER CALL. DO NOT TAKE CALLS UNTIL RR)
[BIG] UNLESS YOU ARE A DESIGNATED RELAY, PLEASE DO NOT POST OMISS NUMBERS or CALLSIGNS ON AIM DURING CHECK-INS. IT MAKES IT DIFFICULT TO FIND THE MESSAGES FROM THE DESIGNATED RELAYS AND JUST SLOWS DOWN CHECK-INS.

PROTOCOL TONIGHT IS ONE CALL
PROTOCOL IS FREE PLUS ONE, FIRST CALL MUST BE TO A NEW STATION
PROTOCOL IS FREE OMISS CLUB CALL PLUS ONE OTHER CALL

While closing this session of the OM International Sideband Society Net, I would like to thank everyone who checked in to the net and those who assisted Net Control as relays. Many thanks go out to <list relays by call sign> and everyone else who assisted Net Control, because, without their kind assistance, the net would not be possible.

We meet here, on the frequency of 21.395 (+ or - 10kHz), depending on conditions, every Saturday and Sunday at 1630z. Net Control would like to invite all stations to participate in the net again next time at 1630z.

You can visit our website at www.omiss.net for more information about this net. The net is officially closed at <insert current time> UTC, and the frequency is clear and available for normal and customary amateur use.