Ham Radio Net Control
Jason Faulhefer
About this app
- Age 10
- Updated Oct 27, 2025
- OS IOS
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A dedicated net control and logging utility for amateur radio operators. Ham Radio Net Control streamlines check‑ins, traffic tracking, and reporting so you can run a smooth, professional net on repeaters or simplex. Fast, reliable, and organized for clubs, ARES, RACES, and emergency communications.
Core features:
- Smart check‑in roster with quick call sign entry, sorting, and status tags
- Timers and customizable net scripts for openings, roll calls, and closings
- One‑tap reports with exports to CSV or text for logs, attendance, and traffic
Why it stands out:
- Designed for real-world net control flow to reduce operator workload
- Works offline with lightweight data storage, ideal for field and emergency use
- Flexible fields and notes to fit club nets, training nets, and public service events
Keywords: ham radio net control app, amateur radio logging, repeater net, emergency communications, ARES, RACES, check‑in manager
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How to use:
1. Download and open the app, then set your call sign, time zone, and logging preferences in Settings.
2. Create a net profile by entering net name, frequency or repeater info, schedule, and any custom fields you need.
3. Start a new net session and use the Check‑In screen to add stations by call sign, apply status tags, and record quick notes.
4. Run your net with timers and scripts for roll calls and rounds; mark stations as present, relayed, or checked out as you proceed.
5. End the session and generate a report; export attendance and traffic logs as CSV or text and share via email or cloud storage.