Introduction
An amateur radio net, or simply ham net, is an “on-the-air” gathering of amateur radio operators. Most nets convene on a regular schedule and specific frequency, and are organized for a particular purpose, such as relaying messages, discussing a common topic of interest, in severe weather (for example, during a SKYWARN activation), emergencies, or simply as a regular gathering of friends for conversation.
To have your net added to the list, please send the details to Mike Corey, KI1U
RI NETS
| Day | Time (local) | Frequency | Net Name | Purpose | Notes |
| Sunday | 8:00pm | W1OP DMR NETAC1 | Providence Radio Association Net | Club | |
| Monday | 8:00pm | DMR New England Wide TG | New England DMR Net | Tech topics and events | |
| 1st Tuesday | 7:30pm | NB1RI network | RI ARES Net | ARES | Sometimes simulcast on the Quahog Repeater Network |
| 2nd Tuesday | 7:30pm | 147.42 simplex | RI ARES Net simplex | ARES | |
| 3rd Tuesday | 7:30pm | NB1RI network | RI ARES Net | ARES | Sometimes simulcast on the Quahog Repeater Network |
| 3rd Tuesday | 7:30pm | 3.980 MHz +/- 5KHz | RI ARES HF Net | ARES | This net uses NetLogger and all stations are welcome to monitor check-ins by selecting the RI ARES HF Net starting at about 7:25.
All appropriately licensed amateur stations are welcome to join.
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| 4th Tuesday | 7:30pm | 147.42 simplex | RI ARES Net simplex | ARES | |
| Wednesday | 7:00pm | NB1RI network | RI SKYWARN Net | SKYWARN | Alternate 146.76 KR1RI Scituate repeater |
| Thursday | 7:30pm | DMR SKY TG 759 | New England SKYWARN | SKYWARN | |
| Saturday | 9:00am | NB1RI network | RI Swap and Sell Net | A place where amateur operators can swap and sell items | Nets runs on the 145.17 Cumberland repeater while the network is unlinked.
The net is followed by a broadcast of ARRL Audio News
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