Tellico Lake Amateur Radio Club: Strengthening East Tennessee's Communications

The Tellico Lake Amateur Radio Club (Call Sign: KN4DUA) is a dynamic force in amateur radio activities across East Tennessee, particularly in Loudon, Blount, Monroe, and Knox Counties. Founded in December 2015 by Allan Tarbell (K1AT), TLARC is a growing community of amateur radio enthusiasts committed to public service, emergency communications, and fostering interest in amateur radio.

About the Club

• Call Sign: KN4DUA
• Affiliation Date: February 11th, 2020
• Club Services: Newsletter, License Test Sessions, Mentorship, Repeater Access
• Specialties: Contest, Digital Modes, DX, Public Service/Emergency, Repeaters, VHF/UHF

The Tellico Lake Amateur Radio Club serves as an essential resource for both experienced and new amateur radio operators in the region. Whether you're interested in contesting, digital modes, or emergency communications, TLARC provides an inclusive environment for all to explore and grow.

Meeting Information

• When: Third Wednesday of each month at 7:00 PM Local Time
• Where: Chota Rec Center, 145 Awohili Dr, Loudon, TN 37774

Monthly meetings are a highlight for members, featuring updates on club activities, technical discussions, and social interaction. The club encourages engagement from all amateur radio operators, whether seasoned or beginners.

Emergency Communications and ARES Support

The Tellico Lake Amateur Radio Club is heavily involved in the Loudon County Amateur Radio Emergency Service (ARES). Club members play a key role in supporting local races, community events, and the Loudon County Emergency Coordinator and Emergency Management Agency by providing amateur radio communications when needed. This commitment to public service is a cornerstone of the club’s mission.

Join the Club

With 65 members and 36 ARRL members, the Tellico Lake Amateur Radio Club continues to expand its reach and impact across East Tennessee. Interested in learning more or joining? Visit their website at:
www.TLARC.org