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HLTN--- Houston Local Traffic Net |
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This website is under perpetual developement.
If you have any suggestions or corrections, send an email to Ed - KT5EM, [ messman@gmail.com ].
Sheree (WM5N) - ARRL South Texas Section Traffic Manager
Bill (KA9IKK) - Net Manager, Houston Local Traffic Net (HLTN) [ ka9ikk@hotmail.com ]
The Houston Local Traffic Net was formed July 14, 2020 in preparation for Field Day 2020. Originally called the Fort Bend County Traffic Net,
the Houston Local Traffic Net has been in continuous operation since then.
Initally, the nets ran on Mondays, with training sessions during the net, and this practice continues today. Because of the volume and interest in the Traffic Net, in April 2021 an additional session was added on Thursdays, with training if time permits.
A complete schedule of Area Traffic Nets is located on the HLTN.org 'Nets' webpage with the times and frequencies. Visitors are welcome and encouraged to check-in to listen and learn this important Amateur Radio skill.
This group is limited to 100 members and you can be added if you have recently participated on the HLTN. You may be removed if you have not joined the net recently.
It is a requirement for all Official Relay Stations (ORS) to turn in a SAR report monthly. PSHR is optional
Link to Emergency Management Radio Operators Group web page.
There's legislation pending that would stop HOAs from restricting "effective" ham radio antennas. Currently this law is in effect that prevents cities and states from banning antennas, but it doesn't apply to private covenants. This would prevent HOAs from prohibiting ham antennas. Details at ARRL website here.
You don't have to be an ARRL member or in a HOA to push for support, just click the link below and fill out the form.