How to Work Amateur Satellites with Your HT
Join us on Thursday April 20th at 7:00 pm for a presentation by Clint Bradford K6LCS, AMSAT Ambassador You can watch this presentation LIVE via this zoom link: Click Here…
Join us on Thursday April 20th at 7:00 pm for a presentation by Clint Bradford K6LCS, AMSAT Ambassador You can watch this presentation LIVE via this zoom link: Click Here…
The monthly club meeting will be held on Thursday April 20th 2023. Due to the length of the AMSAT training the meeting will be 6pm – 6:30 pm. AMSAT training…
It is with profound sadness that we announce the passing of Lee Alder, KK4SXX on March 6, 2023. Visitation with the Alder family will begin on Thursday, March 9, 2023,…
We have been asked to support the Gosh Darn 6 bike event in Hickman County on April 8th, 2023. This is another gravel bike event similar to Gravel Revival. If…
Don’t forget 2023 membership dues are due before March 1st in order to stay an active member. Dues remain $20 for Full members and $10 for Associate members such as…
If you have ever wanted to learn about amateur radio (also known as “HAM” radio), or wish to upgrade from Technician to General license for more radio privileges, then we…
Welcome to 2023! I would like to announce that beginning in January 2023, our club meetings, held on the 3rd Thursday of each month, will now include a training/presentation topic.…
We regret to announce the recent passing of Ed Nutter – N1NUT on December 13, 2022. Ed was a lifetime member of the Nashville Amateur Radio Club and a U.S.…
We stay busy all year long! Established in 1934, the Nashville Amateur Radio Club has a long history of providing community service to all of Middle Tennessee. This video shows…
We support many community service events each year. Check out this video from the 2022 Gravel Revival bike event. Come on out and have some fun!
We regret to announce the passing of W8NWA-Mike Arnold. Mike was a member of the Nashville Amateur Radio Club and the Davidson County ARES. Michael Scott Arnold, 72, passed suddenly…
We have FUN at all the events we support! Take a minute to click on the Calendar icon and sign up to volunteer for some of our events that we…
Field Day 2022 presented a challenge for the Nashville Amateur Radio Club. This year was one of the hottest on record. With daytime temperatures in the high 90’s and extreme…
We had a great turn out of members who helped move from the old club house at Lock Two Park to our new club home at 205 Downeymeade Drive. Dan…
As many of you already know, the old club house at Lock Two Park suffered water damage from a water line break several years ago. The damage was extensive and…
May 20 – 22, 2022 – Hams and vendors hoping to attend Dayton Hamvention® 2022 have been asking what, if any, COVID-19 regulations will be in place at the event.…
US Army NETCOM will be utilizing 60 meters for amateur radio outreach from April 29 – May 7 as part of DOD COMEX 22-2. On May 3 at 0200Z (May…