FreeSTAR Network

The Absolute Tech Net is hosted every Tuesday evening at 7:00 pm Eastern Time. Our nets last up to, but no more than two hours

For the latest schedule & information please see https://www.absolutetech.org/upcoming.htm

The Wednesday Night Net - M(X)0WNN

Hosted by one of the founders of FreeSTAR, Bruce M0UKB. The net brings amateurs from all around the world together for a casual & informal net to promote the hobby. There are usually a couple of questions / topics every week to wet the appetite for some very interesting conversation.

“The Wednesday Night Net is your weekly visit to the On-Air Radio Club to meet your friends and have some stimulating conversation”

This is NOT a traditional net, it is the ANTI-NET!  There are no formal check ins, no roll call, and no need to phonetically state your call sign.  The only thing we encourage is participation! Everyone is always welcome and we enjoy the varied conversation week to week via livestream on YouTube courtesy of the NW Hamshack.  We have a great mix of individuals at all levels and want our new HAMs to know this is a friendly space. Never be afraid to hit the PTT button on the Anti-net.

Started by the Rogers County Wireless Association in Oklahoma as a midday net to break up the boredom of being in COVID lockdown, the net has taken on a life of its own. For the first hour, the net links via the Allstar Network and solicits check-ins from out of the area first. The net has regular participation from at least 10 states plus a daily check-in from a ham in Norway!

The IRN KB1 Multi-mode Net.

The IRN KB1 Multi-mode net is one of the biggest nets on FreeSTAR. The net is hosted by Graham GM0UUB & Helen MM7HQS “The Queen Of Scotland” on behalf of the International Radio Network.

“The IRN KB1 Multi-mode net with your hosts Graham and helen The Queen of Scotland!”

The Top Talk Net - Saturday Night Selection.

Top Talk was the inaugural Saturday night net on the FreeSTAR network.
It ran weekly in 2021 and is now QRV on every first Saturday of the month and also as a pop up format for special events. Hosted by Oscar 2E1HWE who is located on the Essex Rivera, this is a factual net that runs for roughly around 2 hours in length and covers a topical amateur subject with either a special guest and or regular panellists.

“If it’s Topical its TOP TALK, God Save the Queen,!”

This is unlike any other net you’ve heard. A round table discussion on a variety of science news from the Canada Hub.

The Canada Hub is a place for Canadian amateur radio operators and international visitors to meet, socialize, and exchange ideas.

We invite you to connect, connect often, and stay connected full time if you like. We encourage you to put out your call sign and respond to others who do so. Most repeaters are underused simply because people are hesitant to start a QSO. What is radio if there are no signals? Let’s use our spectrum, protect it, and develop new uses for it.

We encourage everyone to join our weekly “Trans-Canada Net” held every Sunday at 1pm Eastern time. Current net control operators include Lance VA3LP, Chris VE3RWJ and Scott VA7SL. 

The New Hams Net - With Keith M7BYD

Formerly the M7NET, the New Hams Net is a friendly net hosted by Keith M7BYD! A newly operator, net controller & gentlemen! Everybody is welcome to this net! The net consists of various topics to try and encourage new or old amateurs to gain confidence on the air and be welcomed! Please call in and enjoy the hobby you love!

“My name is Keith, I’m a newly licenced operator and I welcome you to my net!”

THE RASPBERRY PI NET

SUNDAYS @ 2PM PACIFIC, 5PM EST, 2100 UTC

The Official “RASPBERRY PI NET” is on the *ROC-HAM* EchoLink Conference node #531091 and on AllStar node #2585, 47620, 47918, 53130 and 53131

Join W2JLD/JOHN or GW8SZL/DAVE on Sunday’s where they talk about Raspberry Pi’s, Linux, AllStar, Supermon, Programming and everything Raspberry Pi.

With a wide cast of characters and plenty of Pi to go around, join us as we sit back and enjoy great fellowship and most of all have fun while learning something new.

The Absolute Tech Net is hosted every Tuesday evening at 7:00 pm Eastern Time. Our nets last up to, but no more than two hours

For the latest schedule & information please see https://www.absolutetech.org/upcoming.htm

The Wednesday Night Net - M(X)0WNN

Hosted by one of the founders of FreeSTAR, Bruce M0UKB. The net brings amateurs from all around the world together for a casual & informal net to promote the hobby. There are usually a couple of questions / topics every week to wet the appetite for some very interesting conversation.

“The Wednesday Night Net is your weekly visit to the On-Air Radio Club to meet your friends and have some stimulating conversation”

This is NOT a traditional net, it is the ANTI-NET!  There are no formal check ins, no roll call, and no need to phonetically state your call sign.  The only thing we encourage is participation! Everyone is always welcome and we enjoy the varied conversation week to week via livestream on YouTube courtesy of the NW Hamshack.  We have a great mix of individuals at all levels and want our new HAMs to know this is a friendly space. Never be afraid to hit the PTT button on the Anti-net.

Started by the Rogers County Wireless Association in Oklahoma as a midday net to break up the boredom of being in COVID lockdown, the net has taken on a life of its own. For the first hour, the net links via the Allstar Network and solicits check-ins from out of the area first. The net has regular participation from at least 10 states plus a daily check-in from a ham in Norway!

The IRN KB1 Multi-mode Net.

The IRN KB1 Multi-mode net is one of the biggest nets on FreeSTAR. The net is hosted by Graham GM0UUB & Helen MM7HQS “The Queen Of Scotland” on behalf of the International Radio Network.

“The IRN KB1 Multi-mode net with your hosts Graham and helen The Queen of Scotland!”

Saturday Night Ragchew - Saturday Night Selection.

The “Saturday Ragchew” with the New Technology Enthusiasts Radio Club MS0NTR.

A relaxed net where we welcome all ages & licence grades from around the world. Join in with our dual net controllers Gareth GM0WUR & Helen MM7HQA in Stirling, Scotland and have a good old Ragchew about anything and everything.

The “Saturday Ragchew” with MS0NTR – What’s on your mind?

This is unlike any other net you’ve heard. A round table discussion on a variety of science news from the Canada Hub.

The Canada Hub is a place for Canadian amateur radio operators and international visitors to meet, socialize, and exchange ideas.

We invite you to connect, connect often, and stay connected full time if you like. We encourage you to put out your call sign and respond to others who do so. Most repeaters are underused simply because people are hesitant to start a QSO. What is radio if there are no signals? Let’s use our spectrum, protect it, and develop new uses for it.

We encourage everyone to join our weekly “Trans-Canada Net” held every Sunday at 1pm Eastern time. Current net control operators include Lance VA3LP, Chris VE3RWJ and Scott VA7SL. 

The New Hams Net - With Keith M7BYD

Formerly the M7NET, the New Hams Net is a friendly net hosted by Keith M7BYD! A newly operator, net controller & gentlemen! Everybody is welcome to this net! The net consists of various topics to try and encourage new or old amateurs to gain confidence on the air and be welcomed! Please call in and enjoy the hobby you love!

“My name is Keith, I’m a newly licenced operator and I welcome you to my net!”

THE RASPBERRY PI NET

SUNDAYS @ 2PM PACIFIC, 5PM EST, 2100 UTC

The Official “RASPBERRY PI NET” is on the *ROC-HAM* EchoLink Conference node #531091 and on AllStar node #2585, 47620, 47918, 53130 and 53131

Join W2JLD/JOHN or GW8SZL/DAVE on Sunday’s where they talk about Raspberry Pi’s, Linux, AllStar, Supermon, Programming and everything Raspberry Pi.

With a wide cast of characters and plenty of Pi to go around, join us as we sit back and enjoy great fellowship and most of all have fun while learning something new.

The Absolute Tech Net is hosted every Tuesday evening at 7:00 pm Eastern Time. Our nets last up to, but no more than two hours

For the latest schedule & information please see https://www.absolutetech.org/upcoming.htm

The Wednesday Night Net - M(X)0WNN

Hosted by one of the founders of FreeSTAR, Bruce M0UKB. The net brings amateurs from all around the world together for a casual & informal net to promote the hobby. There are usually a couple of questions / topics every week to wet the appetite for some very interesting conversation.

“The Wednesday Night Net is your weekly visit to the On-Air Radio Club to meet your friends and have some stimulating conversation”

This is NOT a traditional net, it is the ANTI-NET!  There are no formal check ins, no roll call, and no need to phonetically state your call sign.  The only thing we encourage is participation! Everyone is always welcome and we enjoy the varied conversation week to week via livestream on YouTube courtesy of the NW Hamshack.  We have a great mix of individuals at all levels and want our new HAMs to know this is a friendly space. Never be afraid to hit the PTT button on the Anti-net.

Started by the Rogers County Wireless Association in Oklahoma as a midday net to break up the boredom of being in COVID lockdown, the net has taken on a life of its own. For the first hour, the net links via the Allstar Network and solicits check-ins from out of the area first. The net has regular participation from at least 10 states plus a daily check-in from a ham in Norway!

The IRN KB1 Multi-mode Net.

The IRN KB1 Multi-mode net is one of the biggest nets on FreeSTAR. The net is hosted by Graham GM0UUB & Helen MM7HQS “The Queen Of Scotland” on behalf of the International Radio Network.

“The IRN KB1 Multi-mode net with your hosts Graham and helen The Queen of Scotland!”

This is unlike any other net you’ve heard. A round table discussion on a variety of science news from the Canada Hub.

The Canada Hub is a place for Canadian amateur radio operators and international visitors to meet, socialize, and exchange ideas.

We invite you to connect, connect often, and stay connected full time if you like. We encourage you to put out your call sign and respond to others who do so. Most repeaters are underused simply because people are hesitant to start a QSO. What is radio if there are no signals? Let’s use our spectrum, protect it, and develop new uses for it.

We encourage everyone to join our weekly “Trans-Canada Net” held every Sunday at 1pm Eastern time. Current net control operators include Lance VA3LP, Chris VE3RWJ and Scott VA7SL. 

The New Hams Net - With Keith M7BYD

Formerly the M7NET, the New Hams Net is a friendly net hosted by Keith M7BYD! A newly operator, net controller & gentlemen! Everybody is welcome to this net! The net consists of various topics to try and encourage new or old amateurs to gain confidence on the air and be welcomed! Please call in and enjoy the hobby you love!

“My name is Keith, I’m a newly licenced operator and I welcome you to my net!”

THE RASPBERRY PI NET

SUNDAYS @ 2PM PACIFIC, 5PM EST, 2100 UTC

The Official “RASPBERRY PI NET” is on the *ROC-HAM* EchoLink Conference node #531091 and on AllStar node #2585, 47620, 47918, 53130 and 53131

Join W2JLD/JOHN or GW8SZL/DAVE on Sunday’s where they talk about Raspberry Pi’s, Linux, AllStar, Supermon, Programming and everything Raspberry Pi.

With a wide cast of characters and plenty of Pi to go around, join us as we sit back and enjoy great fellowship and most of all have fun while learning something new.

The Absolute Tech Net is hosted every Tuesday evening at 7:00 pm Eastern Time. Our nets last up to, but no more than two hours

For the latest schedule & information please see https://www.absolutetech.org/upcoming.htm

The Wednesday Night Net - M(X)0WNN

Hosted by one of the founders of FreeSTAR, Bruce M0UKB. The net brings amateurs from all around the world together for a casual & informal net to promote the hobby. There are usually a couple of questions / topics every week to wet the appetite for some very interesting conversation.

“The Wednesday Night Net is your weekly visit to the On-Air Radio Club to meet your friends and have some stimulating conversation”

This is NOT a traditional net, it is the ANTI-NET!  There are no formal check ins, no roll call, and no need to phonetically state your call sign.  The only thing we encourage is participation! Everyone is always welcome and we enjoy the varied conversation week to week via livestream on YouTube courtesy of the NW Hamshack.  We have a great mix of individuals at all levels and want our new HAMs to know this is a friendly space. Never be afraid to hit the PTT button on the Anti-net.

Started by the Rogers County Wireless Association in Oklahoma as a midday net to break up the boredom of being in COVID lockdown, the net has taken on a life of its own. For the first hour, the net links via the Allstar Network and solicits check-ins from out of the area first. The net has regular participation from at least 10 states plus a daily check-in from a ham in Norway!

The IRN KB1 Multi-mode Net.

The IRN KB1 Multi-mode net is one of the biggest nets on FreeSTAR. The net is hosted by Graham GM0UUB & Helen MM7HQS “The Queen Of Scotland” on behalf of the International Radio Network.

“The IRN KB1 Multi-mode net with your hosts Graham and helen The Queen of Scotland!”

Monthly Barbecue Net - Saturday Night Selection.

What are you bringing for the grill? What’s your drink of choice and let’s not forget those BBQ tunes. The sun is always shining on the BBQ Net, so step into the sunshine and share your story.

“BBQ Beer, Burger, maybe a shrimp on the old Barby! What ever the conversation share your story!”

This is unlike any other net you’ve heard. A round table discussion on a variety of science news from the Canada Hub.

The Canada Hub is a place for Canadian amateur radio operators and international visitors to meet, socialize, and exchange ideas.

We invite you to connect, connect often, and stay connected full time if you like. We encourage you to put out your call sign and respond to others who do so. Most repeaters are underused simply because people are hesitant to start a QSO. What is radio if there are no signals? Let’s use our spectrum, protect it, and develop new uses for it.

We encourage everyone to join our weekly “Trans-Canada Net” held every Sunday at 1pm Eastern time. Current net control operators include Lance VA3LP, Chris VE3RWJ and Scott VA7SL. 

The New Hams Net - With Keith M7BYD

Formerly the M7NET, the New Hams Net is a friendly net hosted by Keith M7BYD! A newly operator, net controller & gentlemen! Everybody is welcome to this net! The net consists of various topics to try and encourage new or old amateurs to gain confidence on the air and be welcomed! Please call in and enjoy the hobby you love!

“My name is Keith, I’m a newly licenced operator and I welcome you to my net!”

THE RASPBERRY PI NET

SUNDAYS @ 2PM PACIFIC, 5PM EST, 2100 UTC

The Official “RASPBERRY PI NET” is on the *ROC-HAM* EchoLink Conference node #531091 and on AllStar node #2585, 47620, 47918, 53130 and 53131

Join W2JLD/JOHN or GW8SZL/DAVE on Sunday’s where they talk about Raspberry Pi’s, Linux, AllStar, Supermon, Programming and everything Raspberry Pi.

With a wide cast of characters and plenty of Pi to go around, join us as we sit back and enjoy great fellowship and most of all have fun while learning something new.

The Absolute Tech Net is hosted every Tuesday evening at 7:00 pm Eastern Time. Our nets last up to, but no more than two hours

For the latest schedule & information please see https://www.absolutetech.org/upcoming.htm

The Wednesday Night Net - M(X)0WNN

Hosted by one of the founders of FreeSTAR, Bruce M0UKB. The net brings amateurs from all around the world together for a casual & informal net to promote the hobby. There are usually a couple of questions / topics every week to wet the appetite for some very interesting conversation.

“The Wednesday Night Net is your weekly visit to the On-Air Radio Club to meet your friends and have some stimulating conversation”

This is NOT a traditional net, it is the ANTI-NET!  There are no formal check ins, no roll call, and no need to phonetically state your call sign.  The only thing we encourage is participation! Everyone is always welcome and we enjoy the varied conversation week to week via livestream on YouTube courtesy of the NW Hamshack.  We have a great mix of individuals at all levels and want our new HAMs to know this is a friendly space. Never be afraid to hit the PTT button on the Anti-net.