Network Links
đź”— Networks We Connect With
At Netoholics Network, we don’t operate in a bubble… we operate connected.
Over the air, across talkgroups, and through linked systems, we regularly connect with other networks that share the same passion for good conversation, solid signal paths, and keeping the airwaves alive. Some of these networks host scheduled nets we participate in, some provide infrastructure we link through, and others are places you’ll hear familiar voices when connections are up.
This page exists to make it easy for you to explore the networks you’re hearing while listening with us. Click through to learn more about their schedules, dashboards, and communities… and if you’re curious, jump in and check them out.
Whether you’re here to monitor, participate, or just see where the traffic is flowing tonight, these are the networks that help keep Netoholics connected.
Stay linked up… and we’ll see you on the air.
Allstar Link
A worldwide VoIP radio linking system connecting repeaters,
nodes, and nets across the globe.
TGIF Network
A global digital voice network connecting operators through talkgroups, bridges, and community-driven nets.
Echolink
A worldwide network allowing hams to connect and talk using radios, computers, and mobile devices.
11 Cats Radio Network
Welcome to the Cat House! A little place we put together where anyone can come and rag chew about my favorite topics, living with and rescuing cats, amateur radio, or, anything else of interest
International Radio Netowrk
The International Radio Network’s mission is to promote the amateur radio hobby to those interested in radio communications. We welcome licensed and non-licensed operators, giving those with an interest the opportunity to gain experience in radio communications, theory and technology, build fellowship, and have some fun along the way.
West Valley Amateur Radio Club
It shall be our mission of West Valley Amateur Radio Club to promote emergency and public service communication, radio knowledge, and promote Amateur Radio by public service, engaging events that promote amateur radio to the general public, to advance the general interest and welfare of Amateur Radio in the community, support citizens of our community in times of need and disaster.
RCWA
The Roger’s County Wireless Association proudly hosts the multi-protocol OklahomaLink Connecting licensed amateurs and listeners across the state and the world together for fun, fellowship, training, public safety, severe weather and special interests nets, and much more!
Check out the OklahomaLink today and start talking!
Lakeshore Radio Association
Lakeshore Repeater Association has been organized since 1975. We are a non-profit 501(c)(3) charitable corporation dedicated to providing local area Hams in SE WI and NE IL with excellent repeater coverage on both analog and digital DMR modes.
East Coast Reflector
The East Coast Reflector is a linked/bridged network of repeaters, nodes, and technologies that provide amateur radio operators with a convergence of platforms where users of various systems such as AllStar, IRLP, D-Star, DMR, Yaesu System Fusion, EchoLink, Hamshack Hotline, and Hams Over IP can seamlessly communicate across the country and around the world.
Mid South Multimode Network
The Mid South Multimode Network (MSMN) is a cooperative, regional amateur radio network supporting both analog and digital voice technologies. We promote communication, education, emergency readiness, and fellowship — while respecting local control.
WM9W
Do you have trouble sleeping at night? Or, are you just a basic night owl? If so, we have just the
net for you! It’s the IRA Link System Insomniac Net! The net covers an amazing variety of topics,
takes a round-robin format, and will run as long as needed. Bring your own beverage of choice and
enjoy!
LMARC
This Net is an open Net and is not affiliated with any club. All properly licensed HAMs are welcomed and encouraged to join us! We usually have between 80 and 100 check-ins, and our goal in 2026 is to grow that to 120+!
The Sunday Night Net, broadcast from Chattanooga, TN, generally follows the schedule below, but at times we do move things around to accommodate something.
The 220 MHz Guys A.R.C. – “The Good Guys!”
We are an Amateur Radio Club that was started by a small group of radio enthusiasts interested in promoting activity on the 220 MHz ham band. This grew quickly into a weekly Saturday morning breakfast “Meet & Greet” that brought visitors from all over the Chicagoland area. It had sparked interest in not only the 220 ham band, but also many of the peripheral aspects of radio communications. Since then, a formal and successful club had developed.
The Phil-Mont Mobile Radio Club
In 1949, five young men who shared a common interest met in Glenside, Pa., to form a new amateur radio club: Dick Dickinson, W3AAG; Leroy Hauser, W3PMD; George King, W3PXY; Bill Krewson, W3OQI; and Jim Spencer, W3QQH (later W3BBB). Because their special interest was in mobile operation, they named their new group the Phil-Mont Mobile Radio Club; all of them residing either in Philadelphia or Montgomery County. For the next few years their monthly meetings were held at the Glenside War Memorial Building.