The Internet Home of Amateur Radio Station AB4BJ. Calhoun is home to the Cherokee Capital Amateur Radio Society. In addition to a weekly net on local repeaters, the CCARS has a Hamfest in April of each year. Click here to go the CCARS web site. I have also served as a Volunteer Counsel. The official publication of the ARRL. I have also served in a number of capacities in the Dalton Chapter of the American Red Cross, including Disaster Committee Chair and local Chair of the Boar.

Television Technical Operations Professional and Amateur Radio Operator KB7UV. Relying On Your Mobile Phone? My Long Form Résumé. Funny Sign at a Business. Flying In A Blimp! Guide To Passing Ham Exams. SKWARN on The Weather Channel.

Radio Technology - Education - Communication. Mill Springs Academy And ARISS. Click HERE for more information. News for DXers - Bouvey DXPedition. Click HERE for more information. Newsletter to hightlight changes to Georgia Section ARRL. Some input from your local DEC and EC. You may even know some of the folks mentioned in the publication. If you have some news to highlight, please share it with David Benoist AG4ZR.

We are licensed ham radio volunteers who provide public service communications when disaster strikes. Our commitment is to be a ready resource of trained communicators for the community when and where needed.

Backup NET if Repeater is down on 146. We would be honored if you took the time to visit with us at our next meeting! On the cotact page.

Membership in the ARES and RACES organizations is open to any properly equipped, licensed radio amateur. All that is required is a willingness to serve in times of need and active participation in group nets and exercises. Please see the Service page for more information and recommended training. To apply, please email any of the members listed on the Contact Us page, attend our monthly meeting, or check in to our weekly net and inquire about membership.