Fort Ward Amateur Radio Club/Puget Sound and Pacific Northwest Radio Listening Post/Bainbridge Island, Washington Public Safety Emergency Radio Preparedness and Readiness

Radio nets are regularly operated by shore-based amateur volunteers for seafaring operators.

	Frequency (MHz)	Time(s) (UTC)	Operator(s)	Notes
Transatlantic	21.400	1300	Trudi (8P6QM)	Based in Barbados, Atlantic
Global Weather	21.303	1300	Neville (G3LMO), Richard (KT4UW), Don (6Y5DA)
UK	14.303 (14.306)	0800 1800	Bill (G4FRN, sk), Bruce (G4YZH), Tony (G0IAD) and others.	2E0NWE (Owen) is seeking volunteers to reestablish the Net. Pse contact him via QRZ.com to volunteer.
Mississauga	14.121	0745 local time, i.e. 1145 (Canadian summer time) or 1245 GMT	Doug (VE3NBL), Ernie (VE3EGM)	Based in Canada, Atlantic crossing
Caribbean	7.241	1100	Lou (KV4JC)	Cruising
Weather	7.086	1120	George (KP2G)	Weather
INTERMAR German	14.313	0800 1630	Klaus (DJ3CD), Armin (DL8AH), Ruettger (DL8MEZ), Ruediger (DJ9UE)	daily all Oceans
PACIFIC NET	14.135	0200	Gunter (TI7WGI)	Pacific Atlantic
Maritime Net	14.300	1700-0200 (winter) 1600-0200 (summer)	Net Manager is Jeff Savasta, KB4JKL, with over 70 net controllers	Atlantic, Caribbean and E. Pacific with hourly WX report. Position reports posted upon request.
ANAVRE Spanish	14.323	1630 2230	Ignacio (EA4FZZ), Manel (EA3CBQ)	daily Med. & Northeast Atlantic
South African	7.120 14.316	0635 1135 0630 0645 1130 1145	Peter Wolf (ZS1CH), Woody Collett (ZS3WL), Marjoke Schuitemaker (ZS5V), Johan Smith (ZS6WZ), Bill Hodges (ZS2ABZ), Kelvin Killian (ZS5IW), Ludwig Combrinck ZS5CN	Marine weather bulletins for coastal areas (40 m band) and the high seas (METAREA VII) (20 m band), Maritime Mobile station communication,