Key Michigan Traffic Nets

• Great Lakes Emergency and Traffic Net (GLETN): 3.932 MHz, Daily 2000 ET.
• Michigan Traffic Net (MITN): 3.952 MHz, Daily 1800 ET.
• Michigan Amateur Communications System (MACS): 3.952 MHz, Mon-Sat 1100 ET.
• Upper Peninsula Net (UPN): 3.921 MHz (Sunday 1200 ET) and 3.920 MHz (Mon-Sat 1700 ET).
• Michigan Amateur Radio Public Service Corps (MIARPSC): Sundays, 3.932 MHz, 1700 ET.
• Southeast Michigan Traffic Net (SEMTN): 146.760 MHz (PL 100) at 2215 ET.
• Michigan VHF Traffic Net: 147.740 MHz, Mon/Wed/Fri 2100 ET Radio Relay International. Michigan ARPSC +5

Digital and Local Nets

• Michigan Monday Night Technet: 7:00 PM CST, Brandmeister TG 3126.
• MichiganOne DMR Net: 7:30 PM CST, Brandmeister TG 3126.
• NLEUP Traffic Net: 146.64 MHz, 6:30 PM EST. 

These nets typically operate as "directed nets," meaning stations report to a Net Control Station (NCS) for orderly operation, particularly important for passing formal NTS (National Traffic System) messages (radiograms).