Bay-Net

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WW6BAY

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Welcome

Bay-Net is an open amateur radio repeater system providing wide-area coverage for public service events and emergency communications. All radio amateurs are welcome to use the system. The system includes 2m, UHF and 900 MHz linked analog repeaters, a D-Star digital repeater, Echolink, and IRLP VOIP services.

Bay-Net provides communications for the American Red Cross and other organizations. If you are interested in using the system for a special event, contact us through the About Us page.

For more in depth information on the system and other topics look at the articles section of the web site.

Southbay Repeaters

145.390 PL 100.0 Linked

443.225 PL 100.0 Linked

444.425 FM & C4FM Stand alone

927.8625 DPL 023 Linked

444.075 D-Star Stand alone

IRLP node 3802

IRLP reflector 9096

EchoLink node 314933

EchoLink conference server *WW6BAY*

Eastbay Repeater

443.975 PL 100.0 Linked

More repeater info >>

Weekly Schedule

Sunday, 6 PM - Weekly American Red Cross communicators net

This net is to facilitate the planning and maintenance of the American Red Cross disaster communication plans and practices. It is intended as a forum for coordination between ARC, ARES, RACES, FEMA, and Homeland Security.

Sunday, 5 Minutes after the ARC net

Disaster Communicators Forum Net

Starts 5 minutes after the ARC net. This forum is for those who recognize the need to share information: lessons learned, preparedness planning and disaster relief coordination.

These nets are hosted on the IRLP Western Reflector (channel 9257) and the Echolink DCF-ARC #336037. The system will auto-connect to the reflectors at 6 PM and auto-disconnect at 8 PM.

Sunday, 7 PM - Bay-Net weekly System Fusion C4FM net

Hosted on the Bay-Net 6 repeater 444.425 in digital voice mode.

Monday, 9 PM - Amateur Radio News Line

Tuesday, 9 PM - A.R.R.L. Audio News

Wednesday, 7:30 PM - 6 Meter FM weekly net on 52.54 MHz

Wednesday, 8 PM - American Red Cross Bay Area weekly net

The ARCBA forum is online at ARCBA Forum

This net will automatically connect to the IRLP Western Reflector (channel 9257) and the Echolink DCF-ARC #336037. The system will auto-connect to the reflectors at 8 PM and auto-disconnect at 10 PM.

Wednesday, 8 PM - American Red Cross Bay Area weekly net

The ARCBA forum is online at ARCBA Forum

Wednesday, 8:30 PM - Bay-Net 2m SSB weekly net

144.230 USB, vertical polarization

First Thursday of the month, 8 PM

Valley Christian School Amateur Radio Net
Middle and senior high school net.

Alternate Thursdays, 8 PM - California Task Force 3 weekly net

Urban Search and Rescue California Task Force 3 or CA-TF3 is a FEMA Urban Search and Rescue Task Force based in Menlo Park, California. CA-TF3 is sponsored by the Menlo Park Fire Department.

Served agencies

Articles

Article list >>

News & Events

Events

Favorite Podcasts and YouTube Channels

Please take a minute, click the Donate Now button and support your club. Anything helps.

Bay-Net is now a 501(C)3 Tax-Exempt Nonprofit Organization

We had a great slate of speakers and everyone had a great time. Below are the presentations.

Cale, K4CDN, from the Fo Time podcast makes a special video appearance at
BayCon to talk about blogging and podcasting. Watch the video

Check out the Fo Time Podcast here

Bay-Net Supports Urban-Shield

BayCon 2016, the Annual Bay-Net Radio Conference was a big hit.

Check Out Our Field Day Pics and Log !

More information >>

New 6m Net - Wednesday - 7:30 PM - 52.525 MHz FM

Thanks to Barry W9FFL, Yaron K6YOP, Dave WB6KHP and Jon KI6RT, there is a new weekly 6m FM net. Most modern HF radios have 6 meter capability and as summer approaches, and the 6m propagation starts to heat up, it’s time to start using it ! The 6m band is similar to 2m for most of the time as a line-of-sight VHF band. However, from time time there will be DX openings due to sporadic E layer propagation. Get your station set up and join the fun on the weekly 6m net.

Tune into the

PODCAST

Hindenburg Donates Software To Bay-Net

Hindenburg Systems, makers of audio recording and editing software, have generously donated licenses of their software to Bay-Net.

The software will be used to produce audio content that will be part of our efforts to help Tribhuvan University install and maintain Radio Mala, the amateur radio network in the country of Nepal.
Thank you Hindenburg !!