On the Air
WC4DC Nets & Exercises
Join the Dickson County amateur-radio community on the repeater, on simplex, and during emergency-communications exercises. The net pages now bring the schedule, operating details, ClubNet participation, net-control tools, and recent logs together in one place.
KG4HDZ · 147.375+ · PL 146.2 Hz
Next: 📡 MTEARS Weekly Training Net · Monday, August 24 · 8:00 PM
ClubNet snapshot
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This month across the nets
A public aggregate view of logged WC4DC net activity. Detailed participant and member reports remain available to signed-in members.
This Month
ClubNet Activity
6Nets
82Total Contacts
13.7Avg / Net
46On Air
36Relayed
21Unique Callsigns
Latest logged net2026-08-20W4MF · 14 contacts
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Four ways to get involved
Each page now combines operating information with ClubNet history and net-control tools.
Weekly club net
2 Meter Net
The regular WC4DC net is the easiest place to check in, meet local operators, practice net procedure, and hear club announcements.
ScheduleTuesday · 7:00 PM
Frequency / Mode147.375+
Next sessionTuesday, August 25 · 7:00 PM
Emergency communications
ARES Net
Practice emergency-communications procedures, build operator familiarity, and stay connected with the Dickson County ARES team.
ScheduleThursday · 7:00 PM
Frequency / Mode147.375+
Next sessionThursday, August 27 · 7:00 PM
Direct radio-to-radio
Simplex Net
Work stations directly without a repeater, compare county coverage, and learn which paths work from your own station.
ScheduleAs announced / ad hoc
Frequency / Mode146.570 MHz
Simulated Emergency Test
ARES S.E.T.
County-wide exercises combine operators, locations, repeaters, simplex paths, and emergency procedures in a more realistic communications scenario.
ScheduleScheduled exercise
Frequency / ModeRepeater + Simplex
Next sessionSaturday, September 19 · Time not set
New operator?
Listen for a few minutes, write down the net-control callsign, and follow their instructions. When invited to check in, give your callsign clearly. The regular nets are a good, low-pressure place to make your first local contacts.
