The Morning Welfare Net operates on the VK Repeater Linked System, info @ https://www.qrz.com/db/VK3RBA
Monday to Saturday 10:00 AM AEST/AEDT (2400/2300Z)
Net Control VK3ZWI
AllStarLink 50522 VK3RBA
EchoLink 468821 VK3III-R
IRLP REF 9503
73 Simon VK3XEM Founder
The "Ozzy Pub Net" is run every Friday evening at 7pm AEST (09.00 UTC) on VK-OzHUB Allstar node 61624.
The net runs for 2 rounds. Round 1 is our topic then round 2 is our 73 round. The net regularly runs from 1.5 to 2.5 hours duration.
We usually have multiple net controllers.
Jamboree on the Air (JOTA)
Jamboree on the Air, or JOTA, is the world’s largest digital Scout event, bringing Scouts and Guides together through amateur radio.
VK-OzHUB supports JOTA by helping connect amateur radio operators, Scout groups and participating stations across Australia and beyond. Using linked radio systems such as AllStar, EchoLink and other supported digital modes, JOTA stations can make contacts, share experiences and introduce young people to the many different ways amateur radio can be used.
This page provides information for stations wishing to connect through VK-OzHUB during JOTA, including available nodes, connection details and any special arrangements in place for the event.
Whether you are operating from a Scout camp, club station, portable setup or home station, we encourage you to get involved, make some contacts and help show the next generation what amateur radio is all about.
CQ Jamboree! 📻⚜️
An informal Net created to encourage Members and Guests to socialise via Allstar and RF where applicable. All are welcome to join and "Ragchew"
JOTA
Frequency / Mode
61624, 647051, 647052
Schedule
Status
scheduled
First session
14 Oct 2026 7:00:00 PM AEDT · Australia/Brisbane
Repeats
Yearly
Description
Jamboree on the Air (JOTA)
Jamboree on the Air, or JOTA, is the world’s largest digital Scout event, bringing Scouts and Guides together through amateur radio.
VK-OzHUB supports JOTA by helping connect amateur radio operators, Scout groups and participating stations across Australia and beyond. Using linked radio systems such as AllStar, EchoLink and other supported digital modes, JOTA stations can make contacts, share experiences and introduce young people to the many different ways amateur radio can be used.
This page provides information for stations wishing to connect through VK-OzHUB during JOTA, including available nodes, connection details and any special arrangements in place for the event.
Whether you are operating from a Scout camp, club station, portable setup or home station, we encourage you to get involved, make some contacts and help show the next generation what amateur radio is all about.