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Congratulations
to the fourth recipient of the Ham
of the Quarter Award, Ken Robinson,
K4KBR!n
Tap the crown to read more!
We hope you
enjoy your time here and find the
information provided helpful. We
are interested in any feedback you
may have that will help us make
the site more useful and
enjoyable.
KY4ARC was formed in
February 2006. Like most clubs it
has seen its membership fluctuate
over the years. When the hobby
first went to the "no code tech"
licensing system in the early
‘90's there was a drastic increase
in the number of folks entering
the hobby. For a while, the
numbers have dwindled - we think
in large part due to the
widespread use of cell phones and
other communication devices.
However, recently, we now see a
renewed interest in the hobby with
the move away from Morse Code
altogether.
Our current membership is
17, as of 20160507.
KY4ARC owns and maintains a
repeater which operates on
frequency 147.225 Mcs. with a
positive offset and a 127.3 cps
tone. Located, Paintsville,
Kentucky. This repeater is part of
the Eastern Kentucky Repeater
Linked System. You can see the
listing at http://www.qsl.net/ekrn/.
EchoLink node number 321424
operates on this system under
KY4ARC call (KY4ARC-R). For info
go to http://www.echolink.org/.
The
Repeater System has a CAT
WX-200 Digital Weather
Receiver Monitoring the
National Weather Service for
alerts and warnings,
Amber alerts, and Civil
Emergencies.
KY4ARC meets monthly on the
First Thursday of the month at the
Mayo
Methodist Church (325 Third Street),
Paintsville,
Kentucky at 7:00p.m.
(2300z). VE testing starts
at 6:00pm (2200z) by previous
appointment. Come early if want to
fellowship with others. For
those who use\ GPS, the
co-ordinance is 37° 48'
58.61"N by 82° 48'
26.25"W.
Membership application can be
found in two ways by clicking one
of the following, print and file
it out, then mail it to the
address on the form. Or, go to the
"Members, Membership and How to
Join" link above right.
Annual dues are $10 and
payable at the January meeting.
Club activities include:
Participation in Field Day each
year, sponsoring a ARRL sanctioned
volunteer examination team,
"special events" stations. All
activities are open to any
amateur, but we hope you will like
us enough to join the club and
help support repeater operation.
Anyone interested in joining the
club can contact the club by using
the coment
form.
Also, we welcome visitors to
our club meetings if you'd like to
check us out before deciding
whether to join.
Any comments, suggestions, error
reporting are welcome  .
THANKS
FOR VISITING OUR SITE AND COME
AGAIN SOON!!!
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