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Est. 1950

Texas Traffic Net

Daily emergency and welfare traffic routing across the Lone Star State and surrounding region. Join our net control operators on the air twice a day Monday through Saturday to pass traffic, check-in, or just to test your signal.

We operate as a public service as part of the National Traffic System.

Daily Operations

Active Net Frequencies

Our disciplined operators maintain daily scheduled nets to route welfare traffic and coordinate critical emergency communications throughout Texas. We stand ready to serve our local communities.

Primary HF Net

7.285 MHz

Alternate HF Net

7.290 Mhz

Emergency Readiness

Monday thru Saturday at 08:30 am and evening at 6:30 pm local time for NTS compliant traffic handling and signal reports.

Utilized during challenging atmospheric conditions, high solar activity, or frequency interference.

National Traffic System protocols ensure accurate, reliable message routing during public safety crises.

An amateur radio antenna tower silhouetted against a warm Texas golden-hour sky, rich analog tones, soft depth of field
An amateur radio antenna tower silhouetted against a warm Texas golden-hour sky, rich analog tones, soft depth of field
On-the-air Fellowship

A traditional radio brotherhood

For over seventy years, our operators have gathered daily on HF frequencies to hone their traffic handling skills. We combine disciplined public service with a neighborly on-the-air fellowship, supporting members both during active nets and off the air.

Whether you are checking in with a vintage transceiver or modern solid-state rig, your signal contributes to our emergency readiness. We route messages the traditional way—accurately, reliably, and always with a neighborly word.

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Licensed amateur radio operators are always welcome to check in, route welfare traffic, or simply listen to our daily operations.