For amateur radio operators in the Greater Buffalo area, the RAWNY Information Net is a great resource for staying connected and informed. Here’s how this weekly net enhances your amateur radio experience:
- Weekly Updates and Connection:
- Tune in every Monday at 7 pm ET on the the 444.000(+) or 224.82(-) BARRA repeater system
- This consistent meeting provides a reliable platform for receiving up-to-date information.
- Test out your equipment and operating skills by connecting from in and around town
- News and Propagation:
- Get the latest regional amateur radio news, including updates, equipment sale announcements, and any changes in local repeater operations.
- Receive valuable real-time propagation reports, focusing on HF/VHF/UHF conditions. Knowing when and where signals are strong can significantly improve your chances of successful local contacts.
- Local Event Awareness:
- Learn about upcoming club meetings, workshops, field days, and other events in the Western New York area.
- Find out about POTA/SOTA activations, emergency preparedness drills, and other local amateur radio activities.
- Regional Specific Information:
- Find out about local repeater conditions, and any other regional information that may be of interest to area hams, such as under maintenance repeaters. etc.
- Find out about regional resources, and happenings, such as hamfests, contests, etc.
In summary:
The RAWNY Information Net serves as a valuable resource for Western New York hams, providing essential information, support, and a strong sense of community. It’s the perfect place to stay informed, connect with fellow operators, and enhance your overall amateur radio experience within the region.
