Decatur County Amateur Radio Club: Where Enthusiasts Unite

A Shared Passion for Amateur Radio

In the heart of Decaturville, Tennessee, the Decatur County Amateur Radio Club (KW4DC) serves as a vibrant hub for amateur radio operators. Established in 2009, the club brings together a group of enthusiasts dedicated to advancing their skills and fostering camaraderie through shared interests in HF, VHF, and UHF simplex and repeater operations.

Building Community Connections

The Decatur County ARC prides itself on being a cornerstone of communication in its region. Through monthly meetings held at the Decatur County Sheriff's Department (138 E Main St, Decaturville), members exchange ideas, learn new techniques, and discuss the latest advancements in the field. For specific meeting dates, the club encourages checking its website calendar.

Leadership Committed to Excellence

The club is guided by a dedicated leadership team that ensures smooth operations and engaging activities:

• President: Lauralei Susan Russell (W4LSR)
• Vice President: Charles E. Hendrix (KJ4YOI)
• Treasurer: Teddy W. Myracle (KI4UXT)

Opportunities to Grow and Explore

As a club, KW4DC offers several services to its members and the broader community:

• License Test Sessions: Helping aspiring operators gain their certifications.
• Repeater Access: Facilitating seamless communication for amateurs in the region.

With 16 active members, including 14 ARRL-affiliated members, the club remains an active and engaged presence in Decatur County.

Get Involved

Whether you're a seasoned operator or just starting, the Decatur County Amateur Radio Club welcomes you to join their ranks. For more information on their activities and to stay updated, visit their official website: http://www.decaturarc.org.

The Decatur County ARC is more than a club—it's a community united by a shared passion for amateur radio. Together, they continue to inspire and connect through the art and science of communication.