[MRCA] Nets & schedules of interest. Updated information

[Dennis]

Information current as of September 2/2011.

Nightly 02:00zulu, 7229kc/USB, 7236(1st alternate), 7260(2nd alternate), 7296(all day). military, commercial, marine equipment users.
Also HFpack/Milpack members. Associated web sites:
<http://groups.yahoo.com/group/40mtr_USB_Group/>
<http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Oddball_HF_SSB_Radio/>

Nightly 03:00zulu, 3996kc/USB  military, commercial, marine equipment users.
Also HFpack/Milpack members.
<http://groups.yahoo.com/group/40mtr_USB_Group/>
<http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Oddball_HF_SSB_Radio/>

Tuesday, Thursday, & Saturday, 12:00est, 5371.5kc/USB primary, 5403.5kc/USB secondary.
Moose & Squirrel Cold war net. Mostly northeastern participants.
Military Radio Collectors Association  (MRCA); http://www.mrca.ar88.net/ 
email reflector;  http://mailman.qth.net/mailman/listinfo/mrca

Wednesday night 20:00Pacific, 3996kc/USB. West Coast Military Radio net. Contact
KE6ZIQ.

Saturday morning, 05:00Eastern, 3885kc/AM,  East Coast Military Radio net.
Contact W3PWW.

Saturday night, 23:00Pacific, 3983kc/AM, West Coast Military Radio Net. Contact
W7QHO.

Sunday evening, 21:00Eastern, 3570kc/CW, The Old Military Radio Net. Contact
W3PWW.

Daily Standby frequencies(give a call any time).
3996kc/USB(HFpack/Milpack calling frequency).
5403.5kc/USB(HFpack/Milpack secondary calling frequency).
7296kc/USB(HFpack/Milpack secondary calling frequency).
14342.5kc/USB(HFpack/Milpack calling frequency).
18157.5kc/USB(HFpack/Milpack calling frequency).
21437.5kc/USB(HFpack/Milpack calling frequency).
24977.5kc/USB(HFpack/Milpack calling frequency).
28327.5kc/USB(HFpack/Milpack calling frequency).
29.6mc/FM Military & FM calling.
51mc/FM(Milpack calling frequency).
Associated web sites:
<http://groups.yahoo.com/group/40mtr_USB_Group/>
<http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Oddball_HF_SSB_Radio/>
<http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/hfpack/>
<http://groups.yahoo.com/group/milpack/?yguid=332936585>

(Special note, when giving a call on one of the standby frequencies, best to
call Milpack, or HFpack. A general CQ may get ignored unless the call is
recognized).

KB0SFP