In the lush surroundings of Kingwood, Texas, the Texas Emergency Amateur Communicators (TEAC) stands as a pillar of the amateur radio community, combining technical expertise with a commitment to public service. With a legacy dating back to its 1998 affiliation, TEAC brings together individuals passionate about amateur radio, emergency preparedness, and the ever-evolving world of communications.
Where Connections Begin
TEAC gathers on the first Saturday of each month at 9:00 AM, hosted by Christ The King Lutheran Church in Kingwood. These meetings are more than an exchange of knowledge; they are a celebration of community and shared purpose.
Exploring Diverse Interests
As a general-purpose amateur radio and social club, TEAC welcomes enthusiasts from all walks of life. Whether it’s contesting, digital modes, DXing, or exploring the vast possibilities of repeaters, the club thrives on its members' diverse interests. Key highlights include:
- Educational Opportunities: TEAC offers Entry-Level and Advanced License Classes, ensuring that every member can pursue growth and mastery.
- Technical Excellence: The club maintains a repeater system, providing seamless communication across the region.
- Support for Young Enthusiasts: By engaging with schools and youth groups, TEAC inspires the next generation of amateur radio operators.
Leadership with Vision
Guided by a dynamic team, TEAC's leadership exemplifies dedication and innovation:
- President: John L. Nobile N6ZP
- Vice President: Robert K. Kaneko NH6L
- Treasurer: Jack L. Shilt KF5RSW
- Secretary & Editor: David C. Taylor N5KWD
Their collective expertise ensures that TEAC remains a vibrant and impactful presence in the amateur radio community.
A Commitment to Service
TEAC’s mission extends far beyond the airwaves. The club plays an integral role in emergency communications, ensuring readiness to support public service efforts during critical times. Members participate in drills, maintain communication infrastructure, and stand ready to assist during natural disasters.
Join the TEAC Family
With 89 members, including 74 licensed amateur operators, TEAC is a thriving hub of activity. The club fosters a welcoming environment, offering mentorship and camaraderie to both newcomers and seasoned operators.
For more information, visit their website at teac.net or join a monthly meeting to experience the energy and expertise of TEAC firsthand.
73! From the Texas Emergency Amateur Communicators, where the spirit of collaboration and service shines brightly.
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