The Etowah Valley Amateur Radio Club (EVARC) is a dedicated group of amateur radio operators based in Cartersville, Georgia. With a strong focus on digital modes, general interest in radio communications, and public service, EVARC provides a supportive environment for both new and experienced amateur radio enthusiasts.
Club Information
- Club Name: Etowah Valley Amateur Radio Club (EVARC)
- Call Sign: W4EVC
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Contact Person: Charles P. Evans, WA4QYY
- Phone: (770) 386-0676
- Email: wa4qyy@arrl.net
Meetings and Location
EVARC holds its monthly meetings on the 4th Monday of each month at 7:00 PM. The meetings are held at the American Legion Post 435, 25 Martin Luther King Jr Dr, Cartersville, GA. These meetings provide a great opportunity for members to share knowledge, discuss club activities, and stay updated on the latest in amateur radio.
Specialties and Services
EVARC is involved in various aspects of amateur radio, with particular expertise in:
- Digital Modes
- General Interest
- Public Service/Emergency Communications
- VHF/UHF Operations
Although the club currently does not list specific services, its focus on public service and emergency communications highlights its commitment to community support.
Club Leadership
The leadership team of EVARC includes:
- President: Joel N. Myers, W4JNM
- Vice President: Charles A. Pitchford, N4QET
- Secretary: Charles P. Evans, WA4QYY
- Treasurer: Gregory L. Smith, WD4AUX
These officers work together to ensure the smooth operation of the club and provide guidance to its members.
Membership and Participation
EVARC has a dedicated membership base with 20 members, all of whom are voting licensed amateur radio operators. Out of these, 13 are ARRL members, reflecting the club's strong connection with the national amateur radio community.
Get Involved with EVARC
Whether you are new to amateur radio or have years of experience, EVARC offers a welcoming community where you can learn, share, and grow your radio skills. The club's monthly meetings and focus on a variety of radio communication modes make it an ideal place to explore your interests in amateur radio.
For more information or to join the club, visit their website at www.w4evc.com or reach out to Charles P. Evans via email or phone. EVARC is a fantastic place to connect with fellow amateur radio operators and contribute to the local community.
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