Thanks to everyone who came out over Labor Day weekend this year and helped make this activation a success.

First Place, Multi-Op, Multi-Mode, Low Power, Tennessee QSO Party!

Richard Lawrence, W5EZX

Buddy Kimsey, WA4NIV

Rex Smith, K4RXS

Jesse Rogers, W4JUU

Josey Minay, KM4LYT

Thanks to everyone who dedicated their Friday morning for the door replacement project at the Oswald Dome Repeater site… Safe to say, it was a complete success.

As an added bonus, we were able to get the 442.250 machine back on the air. We replaced the old Repeater with a Yaesu Fusion Repeater running in dual mode allowing it to be used in FM analog or C4FM Fusion Digital. Just a reminder, there is “NO HANG TIME” on this machine. 

442.250, plus offest, pl tone 118.8hz

Results for the ARRL Field Day 2023 have been published online and will appear in the December issue of QST.

This year we placed 1st Place in the 6E category beating our competition by 200 points.

Thanks to everyone who participated and a special thanks to everyone who helped with earning bonus points. Those were the key to our success…

Complete details can be found at:  https://field-day.arrl.org/fdresults.php

Six Transmitter Fox Hunt, Saturday December 2nd:

Come join members of the Cleveland Amateur Radio Club (CARC, Facebook) for a Mobile & Foot hunt (3 transmitters each) in Cleveland, TN.

The Mobile hunt kicks off at 8:30 am (EST) with three transmitters (frequencies listed on flyer, see below) located within a 3 mile radius of the Old Fort Restaurant (if you wish, join us for breakfast, we’ll be meeting there at 7:30 am).

The Foot hunt (3 transmitters) then starts at 10:00 am (EST) in Fletcher Park with both hunts ending at 12:30 pm. You’re then invited to join us for lunch (1 pm) at Big Tom’s Backyard Grill & Bar to enjoy great food, comradery and to share stories. Refer to the following flyer & map links for details (Hunt Flyer, Hunt Map)