12m Net

OMISS 12m SSB Net

24.980 MHz (Full Range - 24.973-24.987)
Start Early: 1630z Tue, Thur
Start Late: 2030z Sat, Sun
No interfering nets

N. Utah WebSDR 24.980

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 12m 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 24.980 (+ or - 7kHz), depending on conditions, at 1630z Tue, Thur and 2030z Sat, Sun. Net Control would like to invite all stations to participate in the net again next time <insert day/time>.

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.