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 NEW
- FIELD DAY 2008 is just around the corner (28-29 June).
Everyone is welcome at the WC4AR Field Day. For more
info on
our event visit Field Day web page at
WC4AR Field Day or email
fieldday@wilsonarc.org.
If you are looking for another FD site to attend, visit
the
ARRL Field Day Locator at:
www.arrl.org/contests/announcements/fd/locator.php
Just enter your call sign or Zip code and
BANG! There you are. For complete rules &
other information on Field Day, visit:
www.arrl.org/contests/announcements/fd/
NEW
- ATTENTION ALL WILSON COUNTY AMATEURS !!!
The Amateur Radio Emergency Service (ARES) of Wilson
County is reorganizing and it needs your help.
Steve Illgen, K4GF has been appointed Emergency
Coordinator for Wilson County and he is looking for
amateur radio operators who are willing to dedicate
their time, equipment and skills toward building a
dependable, well-trained and committed ARES Team.
If you're interested in being trained, and putting
that training and your skills to good use for your
community using amateur radio, download an
ARES
Application, print it, fill it out and mail it
to the address provided. If you would like
more information on becoming an ARES volunteer,
contact Steve or any of the Assistant EC listed at
the bottom of the Wilson County
ARES web page.
- [01 Mar 2008]
Attention all Tennessee Volunteer Examiners. The new updated
2008 ARRL VE Manual is now online at:
www.arrl.org/arrlvec/vemanual
- [15 Feb 2008]
The Wilson ARC & ARES Net meets at 7:00 PM every Thursday evening at 147.105
MHz. Please join us.
Map of Hams by Zip Code. Yet another amateur call sign mapping service via
the ARRL using Yahoo maps. Point your browser
to:
www.arrl.org/fcc/hamszip.html?zip= and
enter the Zip Code.
- [21 July 2007]
Map of Hams by Zip Code. Wonder who lives there? If
it's a ham, you can find out using this cool mapping
utility provided by Vanity HQ. (Look for N4MC's Ham Locator on the Vanity HQ home page). Just enter
a
Zip Code, wait for the map to render, then click on
the blue pins for name, call sign and address
www.vanityhq.com
- [21 July 2007]
You too can have your amateur radio call sign on your
automobile license plates. And if you're an ARES
member or rescue squad volunteer, the $25 fee is waived.
For more information, visit [
tennessee.gov ]
and choose Emergency Management for details.
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