Sep 14

Interested in Amateur Radio?

Interested in Amateur Radio? Want to have world-wide communication at your fingertips? Or the next time the internet and cell towers go down do you still want to be able to text and email your loved ones?

Then let us help you!

Starting September the 19th, the Cleveland Amateur Radio Club will be hosting an “Earn Your Ham Radio License” class. This class is designed to help you earn your Ham Radio Technician Class License in a classroom environment, with a real-to-life instructor, over a six-week period.

Classes will be held on Thursday nights beginning September 19th, from 6pm to 8pm at the Cleveland ARC club house located at 560 Johnson Blvd. SE in Cleveland, Tennessee.

For additional information or to RSVP, please contact George Melton, WA4DJP at beartractech@gmail.com or Steve Weber at KA4ELN@gmail.com 

Aug 30

Cleveland ARC to Activate Red Clay State Park

Be sure and join us tomorrow morning at Red Clay State Park for the field portion of Barry Fluxe’s POTA (Parks on the Air) lecture. We plan on starting at 9AM at the picnic tables.

For any inquiries, please contact Barry at: w4lsv44@gmail.com

 

Aug 28

Cleveland ARC to activate for the Tennessee QSO Party!

Cleveland ARC to activate for the Tennessee QSO Party!

The Cleveland Amateur Radio Club will be activating the club house, Sunday September 1st for the Tennessee QSO Party. Activation will begin at 1PM. For complete details please select the link below. For questions or comments please contact Activities Chairman, Rex Smith at: k4rxs@gmail.com

 

https://tnqp.org/

 

 

Aug 13

Come join members of the Cleveland Amateur Radio Club for a 7+ transmitter fox hunt!

Come join members of the Cleveland Amateur Radio Club (CARC) for a transmitter fox hunt in the Cleveland, TN area on Saturday, August 24th (rain date, Saturday August 31st). Anyone can join in, no amateur radio license is required. Before the event, we’ll be meeting at the Old Fort Restaurant (~7am EDT). Join us for breakfast and if you wish, partner/team with others for the hunt. The hunt kicks off at 8:30 am with six transmitters hidden within a hunt boundary area, one being mobile which will be periodically moved from place to place. At 12:00 pm (noon), we’ll be taking a lunch break enjoying pizza & drinks, compliments of the Cleveland Amateur Radio Club, at their clubhouse. There, participants can share their adventures, chow down and relax, hear tall tales and be eligible for giveaways. The afternoon hunt begins at 1:30 pm with a 7th “special” fox/transmitter being activated, one that has a prize associated with it. The hunt will conclude with a gathering at the CARC clubhouse.

 

For a printable Flyer click here!

Aug 10

Chuck Harder, KB4JOM – Silent Key

It is with heavy hearts that we announce the passing of our friend and fellow Cleveland ARC family member, Chuck Harder, KB4JOM. Chuck was an avid amateur radio operator and a devoted club member who served as a Volunteer Examiner. Administering over 140 test sessions for the ARRL. Details will be forwarded when they are available.