Belgaum net in 7050 khz
Monitored in my GEK 2X HF Transceiver at my krishnagiri qth.
The Belgaum Net on 7.050 MHz is one of the popular morning HF amateur radio nets in India, operating alongside other well-known nets like the Charminar Net on 7.080 MHz. These nets typically run during the early morning hours when 40-meter propagation conditions are optimal for regional communication.
This net is part of the active 40-meter amateur radio scene in India, where the band sees significant activity during morning and evening hours. The Belgaum Net provides a platform for QSOs, technical discussions, and general amateur radio conversation among VU2 stations and visiting operators.
Key Details:
- Frequency: 7.050 MHz LSB (Lower Sideband)
- Time: Early morning hours (typically 07:15 – 08:00 AM IST)
- Region: Primarily serves Karnataka and surrounding VU2 areas
- Mode: SSB (Single Sideband)
- Type: Informal net for general amateur radio discussion
The net operates on 7.050 MHz LSB, which falls within the 40-meter amateur band allocation. This frequency is well-suited for regional and national communication within India during morning hours when propagation conditions favor shorter-distance contacts.
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