Voice Procedures for Subnet Control Operators: Difference between revisions

If you are operating a subnet involving many teams during a scheduled exercise you may find that calling for all check-ins will cause a pile up and a lot of doubling.  More likely, however, the check-ins will naturally spread out over quite a few minutes for two reasons (a) The operators will probably need to check into a Resource Net first and arrive on your frequency over several minutes.  (b) During an actual deployment operators will become ready to check in over an extended period of time. So, unless your subnet is scheduled to open at a particular time and you expect many operators to be ready to check in at that time you probably don’t need to divide the check ins ranges of call-sign suffixes although you are free to do so if you wish. Here is a [[Script for Checking in Stations Alphabetically by Tactical Call Signs]].   

In fact, your challenge may be quite the opposite: Your operators will arrive over an extended period of time and any information you provide before checking people in will only be heard by a few operators.