ARRL TN SECTION PIC NEWS

In This Issue

Amateur Radio Parity Act

DARC — HAM of the Year

NPOTA Wrap-Up

Winter Field Day 2017

LARC Hamfest

Williamson County Winter Field Day

Featured Hamfests

Johnson County ARC Tech Class

and VE Session

Upcoming Hamfests, and Events

New Year, New Call Sign

VE Sessions

Weekly Nets

Contact Us

The Amateur Radio Parity Act of 2017: HR 555

“On January 13, 2017, Representative Adam Kinzinger (R-IL-16) introduced the "Amateur Radio Parity Act of 2017" into the new 115th Congress. Mr. Kinzinger was joined by Representative Joe Courtney (D-CT-02) and Representative Greg Wal-den, W7EQI, (R-OR-02) as original co-sponsors. The bill has been designated as HR 555, and was assigned to the House Committee on Energy and Commerce, which is chaired by Congressman Walden.

The wording of HR 555 is identical to the language of HR 1301, which passed the US House of Representatives by a unanimous consent vote in September 2016 during the 114th Congress, which adjourned in December.

Further information on HR 555 and how ARRL members can assist in working towards its passage will be forth-

coming. Please stand by for additional details.as this begins its process through the Congress.

On Monday January 23, 2017 the US House of Representatives suspended their rules and passed the Amateur

Radio Parity Act of 2017 by unanimous consent. This action now sends the bill to the US Senate for its consid-

eration.” From: http://www.arrl.org/amateur-radio-parity-act

ARRL TN Section Public Information Newsletter February 2017

WINTER FIELD DAY...

Winter Field Day, brought to you by the Winter Field Day Associa-

tion, was quite an event this year. Many Amateur Radio Operators

took advantage of the sunny day, though cool, day on Saturday to

get outside and try out their portable operations equipment and

skills. Sunday was a bit more challenging for some as the rain add-

ed an extra variable in some areas.

The event formally kicked off on Saturday, January 28 at 1900z

(2:00 PM EST) until Sunday, January 29 at 1900z (2:00 PM EST).

Propagation could have been better, but a valiant attempt was

made by many throughout the 24 hour operating period. Whether

you were “1HTN” or “6OTN”, it was great fun for those who partici-

pated.

Log submission deadline and contents: Logs must be submitted

to wfda@winterfieldday.com via email before 0000 UTC March

1st to be considered. Please see the Rules section on the Winter

Field Day website at https://www.winterfieldday.com/rules/.

Delta Amateur Radio Club - “Ham of the Year” 2016

from Len Grice, W4MKS, Public Information Officer, Memphis Area, ARRL, Delta Amateur Radio

Club

MEMPHIS--Pat Lane, W4OQG, of Memphis (right), was recently recognized

as the Delta Amateur Radio Club’s “Ham of the Year” for 2016. Presenting the

award was club president, Ken Laseter, KI4OH, (left.)

“I was first licensed as a novice as KN4RKM in 1957, but let the license expire

after the first year,” said Lane. “However, in 1960 I passed the general exam

and was issued the call I have today, W4OQG. After waiting the then required

two years to take the extra license exam, I took it in 1962 and been on the air

ever since.”

Lane helps with ham training classes, acts as net control for the MS (Multiple Sclerosis) 150 bike ride and Diabe-

tes Tour de Cure local events. Additionally, as ever the professional, Lane is always available to answer ques-

tions from amateur radio operators new to the hobby.

Founded in 1961 Delta Club boasts over 200 members and is one of the more active ham radio clubs in the Mid-

South area and the largest club in the State of Tennessee. For more information, go to the Club’s website

(http://www.deltaclub.org/).

NPOTA Activators and Chasers!!!

Over 1 MILLION QSOs were made during the year-long NPOTA event.

Source http://www.arrl.org/news/national-parks-on-the-air-contact-tally-tops-1-million Data as of 12/21/16.

from Sean Kutzko, KX9X, NPOTA Administrator

“Those taking part in NPOTA made nearly 20,000 visits to 460 of the 489 NPS units eligible for NPOTA credit,

including portions of the National Trails System and the National Wild and Scenic Rivers System. Nearly

150 Chasers completed contacts with more than 400 of the 489 NPOTA units this year, while one Activator

transmitted from more than 250 different NPS units in 2016. [Sean] Kutzko said the activations effectively trans-

ported those National Park Service units via radio to all 50 states and more than 100 countries during 2016.”

See the full story on the ARRL website at: http://www.arrl.org/news/national-parks-on-the-air-contact-tally-tops-

1-million.

The time to submit logs has now passed, and it is time for those who participated to request their Honor Roll,

Chaser, and Activator certificates. Details for submission and the application are available on the “NPOTA

Site” at https://npota.arrl.org/award-application.php

Thank you for all of the enjoyment you have given to so many during the

NPOTA event!

LARC's ANNUAL HAMFEST

Snow did not keep a steady stream of Amateur Radio operators from stopping by the Morristown HamFest, sponsored by the Lakeway Amateur Radio Club and local ARES groups. This First Hamfest of 2017, was held on Saturday, January 7. Sever-al HamFest visitors attended the ARRL, SOTA, and Preparedness forums that were offered, as well as shopping for great deals at the indoor tailgate. VE testing was also available for potential Technician License and upgrade candidates. Always a pleasure visiting this first HamFest of the New Year!

Williamson County ARES Winter Field Day

de Jeff Standifer, WB5WAJ

Winter Field Day is now in the books. Beginning at 0700 Saturday WCARES set up three complete stations, one canopy

and four antennas at Dyer Observatory, and operated from 1300 Saturday to 1000 Sunday morning. Despite the bands

being challenging at times (and often calling CQ with no response), the 24 operators made over 200 contacts, all 10w or

less, all off the grid, in temperatures that varied from near 50 to mid-30s. We started with sunshine and ended with sleet.

It will be a few days before the logs are merged and our final score known. But for now, THANK YOU to everyone who

donated their equipment, expertise, and time to supplying and operating the three stations. This was truly a Winter Field

Day!

Here are links to photographs taken by KQ1Q Joe Marler, as well as a brief video.

Photos: http://wcares.us4.list-manage.com/track/click?u=2f800715ef7381735955425be&id=d210183184&e=425d356206

Video: http://wcares.us4.list-manage.com/track/click?u=2f800715ef7381735955425be&id=ba3f74c9ff&e=425d356206

Dalton Hamfest

There is a not whole lot of Hamfest activity taking place in the Tennessee Section in February (or at least none that

have been published on the ARRL website), but our neighbors to the south are hosting the DALTON Hamfest.

Sponsored by the Dalton Amateur Radio Club, the event will take place on Saturday, February 25 at the North

Georgia Fairgrounds, 500 Legion Drive, Dalton, GA 30719. For more information, check their website at:

http://w4drc.webstarts.com/legion_drive_2.html

MTARS Tullahoma Hamfest Sponsored by: Middle Tennessee Amateur Radio Society

Date: Saturday, March 11 Time: 8 am to 2pm. Central Time Location: First Methodist Church 208 West Lauderdale St Tullahoma, Tn.

The Hamfest features 2-way radios, Electronics, Computers, and there will be Boneyard &Tailgating on site! In

addition to the scheduled ARRL and Tri-State MARS forums, VE Testing will take place at 8:30 a.m. Conces-

sions include “Award Winning BBQ” Smoked Pulled Pork BBQ plates, Sandwiches, Sausage Biscuits, Des-

serts, Drinks & Much more.

See all the details at: http://www.qsl.net/mtars/

The Ides of March Hamfest Sponsored by: Reelfoot Amateur Radio Club

Date: Saturday. March 25, 2017 Time: 8am to ??? Location: Tennessee National Guard Armory, 2017 East Reelfoot Avenue, Union City Tennessee

GREAT Door prizes—Main drawing held at 1:00 p.m. (must be present to win). New and used ham items are

available for sale by various vendors. VE Testing sessions will be offered at 09:00 & 11:00 a.m. Weather per-

mitting, tailgating will be allowed North of main building. Food and drinks and snacks on site.

Visit the website for details at: http://www.reelfootarc.com

Johnson County Amateur Radio Club - Technician Training Class and VE Session

from Karen Weaver, KW4DHT, Club Secretary

Johnson County Amateur Radio Club is holding a Technician Training Class & VE Session Date: Saturday. March 11, 2017 Time: 9am to 5pm (Class is 9 to 4 with their test from 4 to 5) Location: Welcome Center, 716 South Shady St (Hwy 421 So.) Mountain City, TN 37683 Details: Technician training class and testing for Tech, General and Extra. The Fee is $15.00 to FCC No club charge and lunch will be included. RSVP CONTACT: Danny Herman @ 423 727-0723 K4DHT@DANNYHERMAN.COM

ARRL TN Section Public Information Team

OUR MISSION: Work throughout Tennessee to show the value of amateur radio as a hobby, a skill, and a means

of emergency communications to the general public to generate interest in amateur radio operations.

Public Information Coordinator TN Section: Cathy Goodrich W4CMG

ARRL Public Information Officers: Stephan Anderman K2SMA, Tom Tate WA4CGF, Keith Gaines KC4YYF,

Len Grice W4MKS

TN Hamfests

MTARS Tullahoma Hamfest Sponsored by: Middle Tennessee Amateur Radio Society March 11, 2017

http://www.qsl.net/mtars/

Ides of March Hamfest Sponsored by: Reelfoot Amateur Radio Club March 25, 2017 http://

www.reelfootarc.com

Memphis FreeFest Sponsored by: Mid-South Amateur Radio Association April 8, 2017 http://maraonline.org

Tennessee State Convention (Knoxville Hamfest & Electronics Exhibition) Sponsored by:

Radio Amateur Club of Knoxville June 17, 2017 http://www.w4bbb.org

Did you know…

Amateur Radio Operators who join

ARRL or renew their membership at a

Hamfest are eligible to choose one of

six publications as a gift when they

complete the application and pay their

dues at the Hamfest.

Stop by the ARRL table at the next

HAMFEST for more details!

Be Our Guest

Did you know…

Amateur Radio Operators, or soon to

be HAMs, who are undecided about

joining ARRL can “try it for free” by

signing up for a 90-Day Guest Ac-

count?

http://www.arrl.org/membership

Upcoming Events:

Cave City Hamfest – just over the border (for some of us) the Cave City Hamfest is scheduled for Sat-

urday, March 4. See details at: http://www.ky4x.org/about/hamfest

Merit Badge College (see more at http://www.roanestate.edu/?6724-Merit-Badge-College-MBC )

Once again the Ham Radio merit badge is on the agenda for the 2017 Great Smoky Mountain Council

Merit Badge College. Always held on the third Saturday in February, it is scheduled for February 18,

2017. Keith Gaines, KC4YYF, will be coordinating this event for 2017.

New Year, New Call Sign!!! KK4IWN IS NOW W4CMG Getting tired of working through a huge pile-up, only to have a “busted call”? Does it take so long to say your call sign

phonetically that the station you’re chasing is finishing up his QSO with someone else– by the time you finish saying

yours? Missing contacts in a contest because you have a tongue-twister of a call? Change your call sign!

For many of the reasons above, I decided it was time to look for a call sign that was shorter, more CW-friendly,

easier to say. It sounded like a great idea (and it was), but… there are a few things to consider. Looking for a vanity call

was not a simple task. I checked Radio QTH http://www.radioqth.net/ for weeks, looking for a call 2x1 or a 1x2 call that

was about to become available. I finally found one, submitted my FCC request within minutes of the call becoming

“available”, only to receive a rejection letter weeks later. The process for granting new vanity calls is not necessarily first

-come, first-served. Then I looked (again) for a call with my initials, and discovered to my great pleasure that there was

a 1x3 with my initials (W4CMG) available. I submitted the request to the FCC and waited… for what seemed like an

eternity. (It was really about 4 weeks.) I even asked Santa (though a local ham club) to please bring me a new call sign.

Christmas came and went, and there was no email from the FCC, no letter, not even a badge with my new call sign (to

give me hope) in my Christmas stocking. At last, shortly after the New Year began, the email notification with my new

call sign arrived! Then the “fun” began….

Things to remember when making the change:

YLs who took their OM’s last name when they married can certainly relate to the experience. The longer you have had

your original call, the more “stuff” you need to change to your new call. Here are a few things for your “New Call Sign

Checklist”: Some things are pretty simple, and cost nothing, others, not so much:

ARRL and QRZ get automated feeds, so not too difficult

ARRL– update membership account, print your new membership card and certificate, update your email address if

you are using your new call in your email address. Request and apply your LoTW TQSL Certificate. Request a new

VE ID (if you are a VE),

Create a new email account before you start making changes to your accounts. You will need it to finish updating

MANY of the places you might be registered . HINT: It’s a good way to filter the “clutter” from your email.

Other things to update/notify, in no particular order: eQSL, VECs– any others you may test for in addition to ARRL,

HAM Club memberships, ARES—you will need to be updated on their roster to be issued an updated membership

card. Ladies—will need to update YLRL membership info with your new call sign.

Echolink, Winlink, FLDigi, N1MM Logger, APRS/APRS phone app, NWS (for NWS Chat), ClubLog, your personal

website (eg. WordPress or domain—either change or redirect). Ready To Copy, HRD, other Amateur Radio Soft-

ware you might use. Don’t forget about Social Media – Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, etc.

Advise net control stations or net managers of your change —in advance if possible– for the nets you call into regu-

larly. This will save time and avoid confusion when you call in with your new call sign.

QSL Cards, business cards, address labels and ink stamps, membership cards for various clubs and organizations.

Any publications where you might publish your email address, subscriptions to magazines/periodicals.

Reprogram your radios that show your call sign, and print an infinite number of ID labels to put on all of your equip-

ment.

BADGES, Hats, Shirts etc. —with your new call sign– so you can remember who you are, and others might start to

recognize you with your new identity!

Is it worth it? ABSOLUTELY! But I don’t foresee changing my call sign—or my name– again in this lifetime! 73, W4CMG

VE Testing Sessions

Looking for a VE Testing Session so you can bring someone to get their ticket? Taking the next step by

upgrading your own? Check out the Exams link on arrl.org to get details on sessions in your area:

http://www.arrl.org/exam_sessions/search

GOOD LUCK!!!

Title Zip Date Sponsor Time Walk-ins allowed

Knoxville 37909-1293 2/4/2017 University of TN ARC 12:30 PM Yes

Springfield 37172-3927 2/4/2017 Robertson County ARC 1:00 PM Yes

Oneida 37841-6467 2/7/2017 Big South Fork ARC 7:00 PM Yes

Chattanooga 37415-2754 2/11/2017 Scenic City ARS 4:00 PM No

Cleveland 37311-6453 2/11/2017 Cleveland ARC 10:00 AM Yes

Woodbury 37190-1344 2/11/2017 7:00 PM Yes

Germantown 38138-7702 2/13/2017 Nashoba ARC 5:30 PM Yes

Memphis 38133-2631 2/14/2017 Delta ARC VE Team 5:30 PM Yes

Sevierville 37862-3534 2/16/2017 Sevierville County ERS 6:00 PM Yes

Henderson 38340-2563 2/18/2017 Chester County ARC 9:00 AM Yes

Memphis 38133-4725 2/18/2017 Delta ARC 10:00 AM No

New Johnsonville 37134-2468 2/18/2017 3 RATS 9:00 AM Yes

South Fulton 38257-7638 2/18/2017 Reelfoot ARC 10:00 AM Yes

Bristol 37620-7430 3/2/2017 Bristol ARC 7:00 PM Yes

Chattanooga 37406-1101 3/2/2017 Chattanooga ARC 6:00 PM No

Knoxville 37909-1293 3/4/2017 University of TN ARC 12:30 PM Yes

Lyles 37098-2836 3/4/2017 Hickman County ARES 1:00 PM Yes

Chattanooga 37415-2754 3/11/2017 Scenic City ARS 4:00 PM No

Chattanooga 37421 3/11/2017 P5 Prepardness 5:00 PM Yes

Cleveland 37311-6453 3/11/2017 Cleveland ARC 10:00 AM Yes

Mountain City 37683-2021 3/11/2017 Johnson Cty ham Radio Club 4:00 PM Yes

Nashville 37220-1304 3/11/2017 Nashville VE Team 9:00 AM Yes

Smithville 37166-2018 3/11/2017 DCCARC 1:00 PM Yes

Smyrna 37167-6810 3/11/2017 Stones River ARC 10:00 AM Yes

Germantown 38138-7702 3/13/2017 Nashoba ARC 5:30 PM Yes

Memphis 38133-2631 3/14/2017 Delta ARC VE Team 5:30 PM Yes

Dickson 37055-9501 3/16/2017 Dickson Cty ARC 7:00 PM Yes

Sevierville 37862-3534 3/16/2017 Sevierville County ERS 6:00 PM Yes

Columbia 38401-5717 3/18/2017 MARC 9:00 AM Yes

Cookeville 38501-4299 3/30/2017 Cookeville Repeater VE Team 6:00 PM Yes

Knoxville 37909-1293 4/1/2017 University of TN ARC 12:30 PM Yes

Lyles 37098-2836 4/1/2017 Hickman County ARES 1:00 PM Yes

Springfield 37172-3927 4/1/2017 Robertson County ARC 1:00 PM Yes

Bristol 37620-7430 4/6/2017 Bristol ARC 7:00 PM Yes

Chattanooga 37406-1101 4/6/2017 Chattanooga ARC 6:00 PM No

Crossville 38572-5725 4/6/2017 Cumberland Plateau ARC (CPARC) 7:00 PM No

WEEKLY NETS

Taking a long ride across the TN Section? Why not “stop by” a weekly club net and check in?

County Section Club Name City Scheduled Nets Scheduled Nets

Other Nets and Events

Middle BEDFORD COUNTY AMA-TEUR RADIO SOCIETY Shelbyville

Weekly Monday 7:30 PM BCARS ARES Net South Bedford County Repeat-er 147.060 Repeater Plus Offset

East CARTER COUNTY ARA Elizabethton

Every Monday on 145.290, tone 103.5 at 8:00 PM

East CHATTANOOGA ARC Hixson

CARC SUNDAY NIGHT NET Sundays at 8:00 EST 146.79 Repeater NT

Middle Cumberland Plateau ARC Crossville

Area Nets: Sun.-Fri., 7:30 p.m.*, CPARC ARES Nets 146.865- 118.8 Tone Mon-Fri, 6:30 p.m.*, TN Emergency Net 3.980 LSB. Mon, 8:00 p.m.*, RACK Tech. ME-TERS Net ** 147.300+ 100.0 Tone

Wed, 8:00 p.m.*, SE [US] Linked Repeater Net 147.255+ No Tone Thu, 6:30 p.m.*, 470 Amateur Radio Group 145.47- 118.8 Tone

Local Repeaters: 147.345 on Hinch Mountain linked to E. TN & W. NC re-peaters plus Echo-Link 146.865- Tone 118.8 (solar mixed Fusion) 146.895- Tone 118.8 443.850+ Tone 118.8 (normal mode Fusion) CPARC owned: 146.865 & 443.850

West DECATUR COUNTY AMA-TEUR RADIO CLUB Parsons

Thursday 6:30 Weekly net on the Decaturville repeater. 443.325+ 131.8 PL tone.

Middle

DEKALB-CANNON COUNTY AMATEUR RA-DIO CLUB Smithville

Weekly A.R.E.S. ( Ama-teur Radio Emergency Services) training net every Tuesday evening at 7 p.m. on repeater 145.490 – WR3S ( no PL tone)

West Delta ARC Memphis

Delta Club Daily Nets 146.820 -600 pl 107.2 at 8pm central time.

YL Net at 8:45pm Saturday; same repeater as the daily net. All YLs and OMs welcome.

WEEKLY NETS (cont.)

Taking a long ride across the TN Section? Why not “stop by” a weekly club net and check in?

County Section Club Name City Scheduled Nets Scheduled Nets

Other Nets and Events

Middle DICKSON COUNTY AMA-TEUR RADIO CLUB Dickson

DCARC Weekly Tuesday Nights 2 Meter Net at 7:00 p.m. 147.375 + PL 146.2

Local Repeaters: 147.375 + PL 146.2 White Bluff 442.225 + PL 123.0 White Bluff 145.330 - PL 114.8 Cumberland Furnace Packet 145.01 444.475+ PL 114.8 Cumberland Furnace 53.150- PL 91.5 Cum-berland Furnace

East JOHNSON COUNTY ARC Mountain City

Monday @ 9:00pm - 146.610 with a tone of 103.5

Thursday Night - Voice and Echolink 220 NET @ 8:30pm on 224.280 with a tone of 103.5

East LAKEWAY AMATEUR RADIO CLUB (LARC) Talbott

Tuesday 7:00 PM 147.030 Repeater no pl

Local Repeaters: VHF: 147.030 no pl UHF: 443.450 no pl

Middle Lincoln County Amateur Radio Association Fayettevitte

Weekly net on Monday at 6:30 pm. The net is held on the W4BV re-peater (147.03 PL-114.8)

Monthly meeting on the third Tuesday of each month at the Fayetteville-Lincoln County E911 center located at 414 Jay Street, Fayetteville, TN. Website : http://www.w4bv.com

Middle MARSHALL COUNTY AM-ATEUR RADIO SOCIETY Lewisburg

Meetings the third Sun-day of each month ex-cept June (second Sun-day) at 2:00 PM Marshall County Hardi-son Office Annex OEM Conference Room 230 College Street Lewisburg Talk-in on 146.625 (-600 kHz, 107.2 Hz)

Marshall County ARES Net 1900 (7:00 PM) local time Lewisburg 146.625 MHz repeater (-600 kHz, 107.2 Hz) Net Manager: K2S-MA

WEEKLY NETS (cont.)

Taking a long ride across the TN Section? Why not “stop by” a weekly club net and check in?

County Section Club Name City Scheduled Nets Scheduled Nets

Other Nets and Events

Middle Maury ARC Columbia

Emergency Preparedness Net SUNDAY – 8:30 PM CST MARC REPEATER 147.12+ (PL 127.3) MTEARS NETMONDAY – 8:00 PM CST UHF RE-PEATER 443.175+ (PL 100.0)

COMMUNITY PRE-PAREDNESS NET THURSDAY NIGHTS BEFORE MARC NET 6:30 PM EARLY CHECK IN ON 147.54 SIMPLEX 7:00 PM REGULAR net MARC REPEATER 147.12 (TONE 127.3)

West MEMPHIS DIGITAL AMA-TEUR RADIO CLUB

German-town

The MDARC Club Net is on Friday evenings @ 20:30 Hrs. on the W4LET Node "B" Repeater And on Reflector 58-A. Friday Night Net D-RATS - Chat Room: Memphis Repeaters: 443.9875 145.0600 1297.300 DD

Two Nets weekly on Thursday and Friday evenings at 20:30 hrs. CDT. Both nets are on D-STAR, on the W4LET node "B" re-peater and on Reflec-tor 58A. CERT NET - CERT Net on Thursday evenings at 20:30 hrs. CDT and it is open to every-one, not just CERT Members.

Repeaters 443.9875 145.0600 1297.300 DD

West Mid South ARA Memphis

Elmer Net on Monday evenings at 9:00 pm on 145.210 (107.2 PL)

Middle MID TENN AMATEUR RADIO SOCIETY Tullahoma

HAM JAM VHF NET 146.700 T-114.8 Tues-days 9:00 - 9:50 p.m. MTARS VHF NET 146.700 T-114.8 Thursdays 9:00 - 9:50 p.m.

Weekly Lunch Ham Luncheon at Farmers Old Shoney's Manchester Tuesdays 11:00 - 1:20 p.m. Shoney's Restaurant, (Farmer's) Skinner Flat Road, Manches-ter, TN

Middle NASHVILLE ARC, INC. Nashville Monday at 7:30 pm – 147.015 MHz (no tone)

WEEKLY NETS (CONT.) Almost there! How about one more check in, before you check in

to your next stop!

County Section Club Name City Scheduled Nets Scheduled Nets

Other Nets and Events

Middle ROBERTSON COUNTY AM-ATEUR RADIO CLUB Springfield

Tuesday nights: Robert-son Co. / Cheatham Co. ARES net at 7pm on the 147.345 repeater. The Information net on Tues-day at approximately 7:20 pm follows the ARES Net

Middle Short Mtn. Repeater Club, Inc.

Murfreesbo-ro

Old Codger’s Net 146.910 on Monday nights at 8 pm CST

Information Net Tues-day night 146.910 at 8 pm CST Traders Net Thursday nights 146.910 at 8 PM

East Smoky Mountain Arc Maryville

SMARC Net each Thurs-day at 7:00 pm on 146.655 - backup is 146.625 - tone 118.8.

Middle Stones River ARC Smyrna

Tuesday Evening 7:30 CST: 1930 Hrs Local Frequencies: 145.230 (114.8), 145.370, 147.360 (114.8) & 146.955 (114.8) Note: WR3S/W4CAT Sys-tem

East UNICOI COUNTY AMATEUR RADIO ASSOCIATION Erwin

EVERY THURSDAY EVEN-ING, EXCEPT FIRST Thursday Club Meeting Night 8:00 p.m. 147.270 MHZ, + OFFSET UP 600 PL TONE; WHEN ACTIVE 88.5; Backup 147.120 MHZ, + OFFSET No Tone

Middle WILSON AMATEUR RADIO CLUB Lebanon

Thursday Night Wilson ARC & ARES Net Thursdays at 7:00 PM on 147.105 MHz

Contact Us

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Contact: Cathy Goodrich W4CMG TN Section PIC

w4cmg@arrl.net

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