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N.T.S. Communications
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Silent Key

K0VFO
Jim
Kiowa, CO

2023


Silent Key

KC7KAB
Linda
Vernal, UT

June 21, 2023


Silent Key

KD7HLL
Bob
Mexican Hat, UT

April 2023

 

Silent Key

W7UTE
Wade
Salt Lake City, UT

2023

 

Silent Key

N5ALB
Don
Albuquerque, NM

January 17, 2023

 

Silent Key

N7EBG
Andy
Naples, UT

December 12, 2022

 

Silent Key

WA0AUX
Marlin
Earlham, IA

August 12, 2022

 

Silent Key

K2RWT
Rich
Rio Rancho, NM

August 7, 2022

 

Silent Key

KE5QFQ
Ray
Edgewood, NM

February 17, 2022

 

Silent Key

N0DNB
Mack
Loveland, CO

December 25, 2021

 

Silent Key

W0AVV
Randy
Loveland, CO

2021?

 

Silent Key

W0GJF
Gilbert
Yoder, CO

December 26, 2021

 

Silent Key

KB7NPL
Mark
Highland, UT

December 25, 2021

 

Silent Key

KB0YYG
Jack
Durango, CO
Prescott Valley, AZ

July 4, 2021

 

Silent Key

KE7FPG
Norm
Saint George, UT

January 18, 2021

 

Silent Key

K0RP
Bill
Olney Springs, CO

November 3, 2020

 

Silent Key

K7YM
Bill
Cheyenne, WY

August 28, 2018

 

Silent Key

NW0J
Mac
Aurora, CO

March 25, 2020

 

Silent Key

W0NEV
John
Bellvue, CO

September, 2019

 

Silent Key

W2BFI
Manny
El Paso, TX

August 11, 2019

 

Silent Key

K5BIS
Don
Albuquerque, NM

January 6, 2019


Major Solar Flare from SOHO satelite, 1950 UTC, Nov. 4, 2003


The High Noon Net meets daily on 7.240 MHz at 12:00 Noon, Mountain Time (that's 1900 UTC Winter/1800 UTC Summer).

The High Noon Net is a traffic net, registered with the ARRL, a member of The National Traffic System, and is a directed net. Members and visitors are welcome to check in with or without traffic.

To become a member of the net, a station must check in 8 times in a 30 day period, then advise the net control. To remain on the roll, a station must check in at least 4 times a month.


High Noon Net Rogue's Gallery, take a look at some pictures of a few of the net members.

The Roll Call

Radio Amateur's TFC School (how to pass traffic)

Key to "HX_" Handling Instructions

ARRL Radiogram Form

ARRL Message Format

Other Mountain Region Traffic Nets

High Noon Net Report Archive

Daily Totals:
http://www.coloradotraffic.net/cgi-bin/hnn/nets.pl

Monthly Totals:
http://www.coloradotraffic.net/cgi-bin/hnn/nets.pl?MODE=SUM

Check the Solar Indices

WM7D Solars

N.O.A.A. Solars

hfradio.org Solars

qsl.net Solars

SolarHam

Useful SDRs for High Noon Net

Northern Utah WebSDR - Server #1

Northern Utah WebSDR - Server #3

Northern Utah WebSDR - Server #4 (facing East)

Sedona, AZ WebSDR (have to set frequency)

Half Moon Bay, CA WebSDR (have to set band and frequency)

X-Ray Flux & D-Region Absorbtion

3-day GEOS X-ray Flux Monitor

6-hour GEOS X-ray Flux Monitor

D-Region Absorption Prediction

Bill-N5FLD's Index


For more information about the net, contact:

 The High Noon Net Manager

N5FLD@aol.com


Send in your photos and ideas - email or snail mail.

Bill Savage - N5FLD
1856 Patton Rd SW
Albuquerque, NM 87105-4830

n5fld@aol.com

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