The Carter County Amateur Radio Association (CARTER COUNTY ARA), operating under the call sign WR4CC, is a vibrant community of radio enthusiasts in Carter County, Tennessee. Founded in 1998, CARTER COUNTY ARA is dedicated to promoting amateur radio, fostering camaraderie, and serving the local community.
What CARTER COUNTY ARA Offers:
- Regular Meetings: The club meets on the 1st Tuesday of every month at 7:00 PM at 805 Highway 91, Elizabethton, Tennessee.
- Educational Opportunities: CARTER COUNTY ARA offers a range of educational services, including entry-level and advanced license classes, and conducts regular license test sessions.
- Mentorship: Experienced members offer mentorship to newcomers, guiding them through the exciting world of amateur radio.
- Public Service: The club actively participates in public service and emergency communications activities.
- Repeater Access: Members have access to club repeaters.
- Contesting: The club encourages and supports member participation in various amateur radio contests.
- Community: CARTER COUNTY ARA fosters a strong sense of community among its members through regular meetings, social events, and club activities.
Contact Information:
- Contact: Larry Davis KM4RWO
- Website: http://www.wr4cc.org
Club Leadership:
- President: Larry Davis KM4RWO
- Vice President: Paul Jacob Evans KM6ZDC
- Treasurer: Charles T. Bennetch N4LNU
- Secretary: Joe G. Hopkins K4BKI
- Editor: Gerald V. Lake KD4NH
Join the Carter County ARA!
Whether you're a seasoned ham or just starting your journey in amateur radio, CARTER COUNTY ARA welcomes you. Join their meetings, participate in their activities, and discover the excitement of connecting with people around the globe through the airwaves.
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