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Net basics
Current roll call
Download the
latest net Reporter software
Vessel Inventory
data base
Inventory form (for direct paper printout)
Guidelines for amateurs handling emergency traffic
Distress information call form
Emergency traffic contact numbers
U.S. Coast Guard COMSPAC & COMMSTA phone contacts for
emergency traffic
Email us
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The Pacific Seafarer's Net is an Amateur Radio net, setup to provide support and assistance to boats
at sea. All licensed Amateurs are welcome to take part.
The net is in two parts, beginning with an informal 25 minute 'warm up' session
to exchange news, answer questions and solve problems.
Next follows the Roll call, where boats are called in turn to give their
position and weather observations. These details are shared with other boats and
forwarded to weather forecasters around the world where they are used to improve
forecast accuracy. In return, they post back special forecasts for
boats in their coverage area; see the
YOTREPS postings
page for details of how to receive them.
Procedure for getting on the roll call
Boat position plotter pages:
YOTREPS tracker - covers amateur and non-amateurs
SHIPTRAK Plotter - covers PSN and Winlink reports
Is your vessel late to arrive
or its report missing from the plotter list? - please read this
Send a feedback message to the net
THIS PAGE DESIGNED AND MAINTAINED BY THE PACIFIC SEAFARER'S NET
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Links to other sites
Weather Links
Don Anderson N6HG'S radio schedule
Maritime Mobile Service Net
Hurricane Watch Net
Waterway Net
SevenSeas Cruising Association
WInlink email service
Guidelines for using Winlink 2000
K5MP International Boatwatch Network
Marine HF SSB
Communications information page
Call sign lists:
QRZ
FCC
New FCC
Buckmaster
ARRL Third Partiy traffic regulation site
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