Communications
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Atlantic Radio Nets
http://www.noonsite.com/Members/sue/R2008-08-05-3
See web link for list and further information.
Bahamas Cruiser Net
VHF Channel 68
08:15 local time for Marsh Harbour Abaco, Bahamas.
Brunei Bay Radio
http://bruneibay.net/bbradio/
HF/SSB voice and e-mail services from Brunei on the NW coast of Borneo. Service area covers the NW Pacific, SE Asia, and eastern Indian Oceans (plus N and W coasts of Australia). SailMail host for this region, and also BBRemail service for cruisers.
Caribbean Maritime Mobile Net
Run by Lou, call sign KV4JC, on 7241 kHz at 1100 UTC. At 1115 UTC weather forecast from St. John (USVI). Following this report on 7086 kHz FAX, Slow Scan TV and other weather info etc.
Caribbean SSB Weather Net
Controller Dave. 8104 kHz at 1230-1300 UTC and 12362 kHz at 1300-1330 UTC. Comprehensive Weather for Caribbean region.
Caribbean SW Net
8107 kHZ at 1330 UTC. Weather and information Caribbean coast of Panama and Colombia.
Indian Ocean (N), SE Asia & Red Sea
The IO Net, Updated January 2010
guy.oury@rocketmail.com
New time and frequencies: 0130 UTC daily, on 8188 USB, with 8122 as secondary frequency.
(USB - a marine SSB frequency, so no Ham licence needed). Net started on Wednesday 18th November 2009. Informal SSB radio net for yachts to share
information and weather, aid communications and provide mutual help. Net run by Guy & Annika, yacht 'Street Legal'.
See http://www.noonsite.com/Members/sue/R2010-01-06-4
Maritime Mobile Service Network
http://www.mmsn.org/
The Maritime Mobile Service Net is operational every day from 12:00 p.m. until 9:00 p.m. Eastern Time, and from 12:00 p.m. until 10:00 Eastern Time during Daylight Savings, on a frequency of 14.300 MHz., in the 20-meter amateur band. The network also operates on the alternate frequency of 14.313 MHz. The Maritime Mobile Service Network immediately follows The Intercontinental Traffic Net. Coverage extends via relay stations to most of the Atlantic Ocean, Mediterranean Sea, the Caribbean Sea and the eastern Pacific Ocean.
Mediterranean Cruisers Net (MedNet)
http://www.noonsite.com/Members/sue/R2008-07-22-1
Covers entire Med, however majority of traffic is from E. Med. The Net meets each morning at 0530 UTC on SSB frequency 8122 kHz and, if that frequency is unavailable, 8131 kHz is the backup at the discretion of the Net Controller. For more information see web link.
Mediterranean Radio Nets
http://www.noonsite.com/Members/sue/R2008-08-05-4
See web link for list and further information.
Mobile Maritime Net SE Asia
Net Controller: Richard Donaldson-Alves
rhda@loxinfo.co.th
Primarily for yachts cruising the waters of SE Asia (Japan to Diego Garcia - Hong Kong to Australia) and maintains contacts between yachts and provides information on weather and security/piracy/emergency situations. See updates on right hand side of page.
Pacific Radio Nets
http://www.noonsite.com/Members/doina/R2004-03-30-3
See web link for list and further information.
Phuket Net
guy.oury@rocketmail.com
A new net, THE PHUKET NET will start on 8188 on 6th January 2010 at 0100utc (0800 local time Thailand).
South African Maritime Mobile Net
http://www.sammnet.org
See website for information on
frequencies, times, webcams, related YouTube videos, etc.,
Southbound Radio Net
Down the Mexico Coast
valiantskipper@gmail.com
Broadcast nightly starting at 0055 Zulu at 8122
kHz Upper Side band and briefly takes check-ins from vessels underway. At 0100,
there is a brief weather update from Don Anderson of Summer Passage. Following that,
the net moves to 4054 kHz Upper Side Band for more check-ins, announcements and
traffic.
USA Dockside Radio
http://www.docksideradio.com/Cruising%20Nets.htm
Radio Nets on the East and West Coasts.
Pacific - List of Radio Nets
Iridium 9505A Sat Phone - Failure
The Icom M802 Radio Manual For "Idi-Yachts"
The AIS System Explained
Mediterranean - List of Radio Nets
Atlantic - List of Radio Nets
Mediterranean Cruisers Net (MedNet)
Is your SSB ready for the Atlantic?
Question About International SIM-card
WiFi for Beginners
Yachtplot : Voyage tracking for anyone, anywhere
FCC drops Morse Code Requirement for US Hams
Imported mobile (cell) phones now blocked in Turkey
Important survey for HF users in Australia
SailMail network expands in response to increasing requests from cruising yachts
Brunei Bay Radio News
Offshore Communications 2004: Latest Information
Wireless internet in SE Asia Marinas
Endangered Islands Expedition
www.eiexpedition.com
Google Earth
http://earth.google.com/
Satellite imagery and maps of the world.
PCA.CC
Sydney, Australia
www.pca.cc, marc@pca.cc
Marc Robinson is the regional disctibutor for Pactor modems and has a lifetime's wealth of information about HF/SSB radios, radio email and troubleshooting on-board radio and radio-email systems. He has helped thousands of cruisers over the years.
SailTrac
http://www.sailtrac.com/
Sailors can create custom web pages and add maps, positions and other data to keep family and friends informed.
SkyMate
www.skymate.com
UUPlus Satellite Email Service
www.uuplus.com
Satellite Email Service.
Visa ATMs
http://visaatm.infonow.net/bin/findNow?CLIENT_ID=VISA
Website showing location of Visa ATMs around the world.
Wiki Information
http://wireless.wikia.com/wiki/Wi-Fi_on_a_Boat
Wi-Fi on a Boat.
iDirect
http://www.idirect.net/
mobile internet access
www.aussiewinlink.org
www.aussiewinlink.org
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