Mission Trail Net - the friendly Net

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About the Net

The Mission Trail Net is an organization of Amateur Radio Stations handling non-commercial messages FREE of charge for the general public, particularly in times of emergency. 

The Mission Trail Net was established in 1937 by Bob Carter, W6NTU of Livermore, California and is recognized as the oldest active traffic net on record.  It was organized to handle message traffic and contacts, it also serves as a meeting place for old and new friends.  The Mission Trail Net is primarily a traffic handling net.  Written messages are given priority over personal contacts.

Meetings

Visitors are always welcome!

The Net meets on the air 365 days every year.

Time: 0300 Zulu

Frequency: 3856 KHz

Mode: LSB

Contact information

For membership, dues or general information about MTN

Dan Farrell, 714 778-4896

534 No. Whittier St., Anaheim, CA 92806-3055

For website, the Blazer, scheduled activities and MTN mailings

Mike Forest, 916 777-6612

P.O. Box 411, Isleton, CA 95641

Links: Mike Forest or Dan Farrell
 

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Last modified: 01/19/08