Jack and Back 2021 Recap
Over 25 radio amateurs including members of the Nashville Amateur Radio Club (NARC) along with partner amateurs from the Stones River Amateur Radio Club, Williamson County ARES, Middle Tennessee Amateur…
KU2P – Silent Key
It is with great regret and sadness that we announce that Hollis Rule KU2P became a silent key on September 15, 2021. Hollis was a loyal member of the Nashville…
MS Bike: Jack and Back Bike Ride
The Nashville Amateur Radio club will be supporting the Bike MS: Bike to Jack and Back 2021 on October 16-17, 2021 from Franklin to Lynchburg, Tennessee. We will need volunteers…
California Club Assists Animal Rescue Group with Communication Support
The El Dorado County Amateur Radio Club (EDCARC) has been providing radio communication support for small and large-animal rescue efforts during the Caldor Fire. Members of the South County Large…
NARC Supports the Bike Ride Across Wilson County at Tennessee State Fair
Several amateur radio operators from NARC and nearby counties supported the Veloteers Bicycle Club’s Bike Ride Across Wilson County (BRAWC) on Saturday August 14, 2021. The bike ride was held…
Why Join an Amateur Radio Club
When anyone first gets into a hobby, they have questions, lots of questions. Some of the answers can be found in books or online, but like any hobby, ham radio…
ARRL Announces Partnership with Maglite
ARRL The National Association for Amateur Radio® and Mag Instrument, the US manufacturer of the MAGLITE® Flashlight have announced they have formed a partnership based on common interests in equipping…
Nashville Mayor Cooper Proclaims Amateur Radio Week
Nashville Mayor John Cooper has proclaimed June 21-27, 2021 as Amateur Radio Week. In a proclamation issued by Mayor Cooper, Amateur Radio operators are celebrating over a century of the…
Field Day 2021
The Nashville Amateur Radio Club (K4CPO) hosted a Field Day exercise June 26-27, 2021 at Lock Two Park, Nashville, TN. Field Day is ham radio’s open house, an event sanctioned…
K4CPO – NARC In the Nashville Scene
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Amateur Radio Credited with Rescue of Back-Country Hiker in Tennessee
A back-country hiker was rescued from Great Smoky Mountains National Park with assistance from amateur radio after she became exhausted on the trail and possibly dehydrated. A member of the…
Injured Horseback Rider Incident Report
BIG SOUTH FORK AMATEUR RADIO CLUB – W4BSF It happened just that fast. Introduction: While the Big South Fork Amateur Radio Club (BSFARC) was providing communications for theDark Sky 50…
2021 Field Day – Lock Two Park
Field Day 2021 at Lock Two Park on June 26-27th. The Nashville Amateur Radio Club has received permission from Metro Parks to hold field day at Lock Two Park and…
Separate SATERN Nets Now Operational
The Salvation Army Team Emergency Radio Network (SATERN) launched a new SATERN International SSB Net on June 2 on 14.325 MHz. Net sessions will take place Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays…
2021 Great Tennessee Airshow
The Great Tennessee Air Show returned to the Smyrna Airport (MQY) in Rutherford County on June 5-6, 2021 and was headlined by the U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds demonstration team. Amateur…
Interactive LightCube Satellite Set to Launch in Late 2022
NASA has selected LightCube along with 13 other small research satellites to fly as auxiliary payloads aboard rockets launching between 2022 and 2025. The launch opportunity is provided through NASA’s…