W2WCR Summer Field Day 2025 - June 28-29 2025 - Warren County Municipal Center
These nets are held on Warren County Repeater System (Net Control Scripts available in title links)
Multi-County Races Net meets every Tuesday at 7pm - This net is for registered RACES members only. You can be registered in any county to participate. We usually practice sending a short formal message and talk about emergency communications message handling.
Tech Net - meets every Wednesday at 7pm - This is a fun question and answer roundtable. We ask a few questions from the license pool and hams bring questions they may have to the table. Any licensed amateur operator is welcome to join.
Rag-Chew Net - every Thursday at 7pm. This is a Rag-Chew net, however if you just want to check in and leave it at that, we’d love to hear from you. Any stations, Base, mobile or portable – in any county – any state are all welcome to call. This net is open to all radio-amateurs. If at any time during the net there is any emergency or priority traffic please just say the word BREAK and this net will be suspended until such traffic has been handled.
Capital District Weather Net meets every morning at 7am - all are encouraged to check in and give any weather info or road conditions they may have. Check out more info below.
Each morning we hold the capital district weather net from 7:00am to 7:20am on the linked repeater system. This info is input into the Albany Weather system and used for various forecasting and reporting needs. Any and all weather or road condition reports are welcome.
The regulars to the net report things like
precipitation,
weather code (see the chart below for weather codes.)
cloud cover
high temperature
low temperature
current temperature
new snow fall
residual snow on the ground
wind speed and direction
barometric pressure
We record the data from the last 24 hours (from 7am to 7am) Most any way to check the weather at your location will work. There are many different weather stations available. To record precipitation a good rain gauge will help.
Here is a good place to learn to use and buy a rain gauges. www.cocorahs.org