Crockett County Amateur Radio Society (WT4CC)

Club Overview

The Crockett County Amateur Radio Society (WT4CC) was founded on November 4th, 2008, and serves the amateur radio community in Crockett County, Tennessee. The club is focused on a variety of activities, including contests, digital modes, public service, and emergency communications. It operates regular license classes and offers mentoring for both new and experienced operators.

Key Club Details

1. Meeting Schedule:

   • Meetings are held on the third Thursday of each month at 7:00 PM.

2. Location:

   • Meetings take place at the Crockett County Emergency Management Agency.

3. Membership:

   • The club has 28 members, with 26 voting members. All voting members are licensed amateur radio operators.
   • 22 members are affiliated with the ARRL.

4. Services Offered:

   • Entry-Level License Classes: For new hams to get started.
   • General or Higher License Classes: For those looking to upgrade their licenses.
   • License Test Sessions: The club organizes sessions for members to take their exams.
   • Mentorship: Support for new or struggling operators.
   • Packet Radio BBS: A bulletin board system for digital communications.
   • Repeater Access: The club operates repeaters for enhanced communication.

5. Specialties:

   • Contesting, Digital Modes, Public Service/Emergency, VHF/UHF, School or Youth Group activities, and Repeaters.

Club Officers

• Robert Keith Waldrop KK4OWI – President
• Barry E. Waldrop N4CXA – Vice President
• Rhonda Smith KJ4AXY – Treasurer
• Thomas M. Bridgewater NA8X – Secretary, Contact

Club Website: Crockett County Amateur Radio on Facebook

This club is active in promoting amateur radio in their community with a strong focus on education and emergency preparedness.