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<blockquote data-quote="W6RAY" data-source="post: 11372" data-attributes="member: 4">I know the nets mentioned below is mostly on the east coast of the USA, but some of you may be interested, nonetheless. The WW Conference Service is available on the SJVBBS. You can send in your PKTNET checkins from the BBS as well. ---------8&lt;-----------BEGIN QUOTE--------------Some Packet Radio Activity you might enjoy!Monday nights: at 8PM Eastern time is the PACNET round table chat.This chat is held on NS2B's system, in most cases you can connectfrom your local node at PACNET or NS2B-11. You can also connect fromfrom MELNOD or N3MEL-7 by typing C 2 PACNET &lt;enter&gt;. Tuesday nights: at 10PM Eastern N2NOV has a Round Table chat on the WW Conference Service on channel 4400. If N2NOV-7 is available on your local node then connect to N2NOV-7 once connected type CONV &lt;enter&gt; whenyou see the server welcome message then type /C 4400 &lt;enter&gt; this will connect you to the correct channel. IF you can not connect to N2NOV-7 then you can connect to MELNOD or N3MEL-7 then at the prompt type CONV &lt;enter&gt; once youare connected to N2NOV type CONV (again, then enter) after the server welcomemessage type /C 4400 &lt;enter&gt; to enter the channel.Monthly: Packet Radio Bulletin Net (PKTNET} This net starts on the 3rd Sunday of each month and runs for a week. For additional net info and check-in instructions see this web page: <a href="https://www.tprfn.net/pktnet-info" target="_blank">PKTNET Info - The Packet Radio RF Forwarding Network</a>Give these Packet activities a try, there are fun and helps promote Packet Radio!Glenn/N3MEL----------&gt;8------ END QUOTE-------73 de Ray W6RAY</blockquote>

[QUOTE="W6RAY, post: 11372, member: 4"] I know the nets mentioned below is mostly on the east coast of the USA, but some of you may be interested, nonetheless. The WW Conference Service is available on the SJVBBS. You can send in your PKTNET checkins from the BBS as well. ---------8<-----------BEGIN QUOTE-------------- Some Packet Radio Activity you might enjoy! Monday nights: at 8PM Eastern time is the PACNET round table chat. This chat is held on NS2B's system, in most cases you can connect from your local node at PACNET or NS2B-11. You can also connect from from MELNOD or N3MEL-7 by typing C 2 PACNET <enter>. Tuesday nights: at 10PM Eastern N2NOV has a Round Table chat on the WW Conference Service on channel 4400. If N2NOV-7 is available on your local node then connect to N2NOV-7 once connected type CONV <enter> when you see the server welcome message then type /C 4400 <enter> this will connect you to the correct channel. IF you can not connect to N2NOV-7 then you can connect to MELNOD or N3MEL-7 then at the prompt type CONV <enter> once you are connected to N2NOV type CONV (again, then enter) after the server welcome message type /C 4400 <enter> to enter the channel. Monthly: Packet Radio Bulletin Net (PKTNET} This net starts on the 3rd Sunday of each month and runs for a week. For additional net info and check-in instructions see this web page: [URL="https://www.tprfn.net/pktnet-info"]PKTNET Info - The Packet Radio RF Forwarding Network[/URL] Give these Packet activities a try, there are fun and helps promote Packet Radio! Glenn/N3MEL ---------->8------ END QUOTE------- 73 de Ray W6RAY [/QUOTE]

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