VHF/UHF Nets
REGION 1, DISTRICT 1
| Name | Day | Time | Frequency (MHz) | Tone |
| PARC PAIN Net | Sunday | 8:00 PM | 146.940(-) | 88.5 |
| PARC Morning 2-Meter Net | Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday | 10:00 AM | 146.940(-) | 88.5 |
| EmComm Net | Thursday | 7:00 PM | Caprock Intertie (where available) | 88.5 |
Panhandle Amateur Information Net — “PAIN”
Please join the group every Sunday evening at 8pm. All area radio amateurs are invited to check-in to the PAIN net, either “for the count” or for a report of how your week went! It is the place to exchange social, technical equipment available for sale or trade and any other information or comments on your mind. We meet on the 146.940 W5WX “north” repeater.
W5WX “Morning Two Meter”
Any and every licensed amateur radio operator is welcome to take a morning break, grab a favorite beverage and check-in to W5WX “Morning Two Meter” on 146.940 weekdays — 10:00 am until 11:00 am. Join the fun and volunteer for a morning Net Control spot – call Scott KG5ZES at (806) 437-5947 to get set up. Thank you!!
Morning 2M Net Control Info: Use this PARC Morning 2 Meter Net Sample Preamble or adapt to your own “style”–there are many, many examples out there on the internet! Scott KG5ZES is the primary net control for this net and recommends (but does not require) NetLogger.
Current Net Control Schedule:
Mon — Melinda KG5NWD
Tues — Open
Wed — Annie KI5KGE
Thur — Open
Fri — Scott KG5ZES
Alternate — open
HF Nets
| Name | Day | Time | Frequency (MHz) | Mode |
| NW Texas Emergency Net | Sunday | 8:00 AM | 3.950 | LSB |
| Panhandle Traffic and Emergency Net | Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday | 7:00 PM | 3.933 | SSB |
| Morning Texas Traffic Net | Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday | 10:00 AM | 7.290 | SSB |
| Daytime Texas Traffic Net | Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday | 8:30 AM | 7.285 | SSB |
| Daytime Texas Traffic Net | Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday | 6:30 PM | 3.873 | SSB |
A great idea for any community is to hold a net for GMRS. The radios can be simple and it’s a great way to build a prepared community. The kids can even hop in easily and participate. It is a great way to start, or just reach those who don’t have an amateur license. Hopefully we will see these start to become common practice.