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Date: Every Friday Time: 12:30 PM ET (1630Z) Location: Los Bravos Mexican Restaurant 2042 Johnson Ferry Rd NE Brookhaven, GA 30319 What3Words: ///kindest.supper.torches Website: losbravosmexicanrest.com Event: Monthly Atlanta Radio Club Meeting - Microcontrollers - Glen Popiel, KW5GP
Date: Thursday, March 6, 2025 Time: 7:30 p.m. ET (0030Z) Meeting location(s): Online Location: Zoom In-person meeting location: St. Patrick's Episcopal Church 4755 N Peachtree Rd, Atlanta, GA 30338 (door is on the left side of the building) What3Words: ///harvest.lasted.alarming Speaker Location: Zoom Abstract: Glen will introduce us to microcontrollers—the heart of IoT and many other devices. He will discuss their design, configuration, specifications, and use cases. There are many microcontrollers on the market, and hopefully, he'll give us recommendations for ones he's worked with while also explaining the differences between microcontrollers and single-board computers, such as Raspberry Pis and Arduinos. Before you start digging through your closets looking for your Veg-O-Matics, know this: this is not the Popeil you're looking for. Same name, different family. Sorry. Event: Second Sunday ARC/LARC Ham License Testing
Date: Sunday, March 9, 2025 Time: 12 p.m. ET (1700Z) Cost: FREE Location: DeKalb-Peachtree Airport (PDK) Administration Building Community Room #227 (Opposite side of building from Downwind Restaurant) 2000 Airport Road Atlanta, GA 30341 What3Words: ///admit.roofer.doped Details: https://atlantave.org/ Event: Georgia Tech Amateur Radio Club / ARC License Testing Date: Sunday, March 23, 2024 Time: 2:30 p.m. ET (1930Z) Cost: $15 Location: Georgia Tech Van Leer Electrical Engineering Building Room W218 What3Words: ///lookout.idea.logic Map: HERE Details: HERE Event CalendarView our Groups.io calendar on the web here
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PAST EVENTSThis column is archived.
Previous ARC Events and Outings can be found on the Events and Outings page Links to past programs: 2008-2009 2010-2019 2020-2025 Event: Monthly Atlanta Radio Club Meeting - "Digital and FT8"- Steve Smith, KM4CJ Date: Thursday, January 2, 2025 Time: 7:30 p.m. ET (0030Z) Location: Zoom Only What3Words: //twilight.reserves.grownup Speaker Location: Zoom Abstract: Digital Modes has been a requested topic for a presentation since 2020. We're making that a reality this month. Steve will make two presentations: Digital Modes and FT8. In Digital Modes he talk about the most popular modes in use today. He'll present comparisons of the modes: what it does, who uses it , bandwidth, baud rate, error control, operating frequencies, etc. The presentation will be an overview. There are too many modes to discuss in detail in the time allotted so he'll only dive into the modes the attendees request. The other presentation is a deep dive into FT8. In addition to the technical information presented he'll show us what FT8 QSOs look like and he'll show us the operation of the most popular FT8 program: WSJTX. The presentation will be recorded and posted to Youtube. His presentation slide deck will also be available after the meeting. CLUB BYLAWS![]()
MEMBERSHIPFirst year FREE for new hams! (Details on Membership page)
Click here for details on how to join or renew your membership FREE LICENSE EXAMIn-person Second Sunday Free License Testing at DeKalb-Peachtree Airport (PDK) by the Laurel VEC
For more information: Meetings & Events An FCC Registration Number (FRN) is REQUIRED Detailed Rules: https://www.atlantave.team/rules.html FCC CORES Registration Results of our last test sessions:
WORKED ALL GEORGIA AWARDThe Atlanta Radio Club, with the support of the Georgia Section of the ARRL, is proud to support the "Worked All Georgia" Award. The WAG Award is open to radio amateurs who can provide proof of two-way radio amateur radio contact with all 159 counties in the state of Georgia. This award is nice complement to the annual Georgia QSO Party, which in fact would be a good time to work on some of those hard-to-get counties. The award is embodied in a nice certificate.
More information can be found here. NETSEvery Sunday night - 8:00 PM ET
More details CLUB HISTORYThe Atlanta Radio Club (ARC) was founded in March 1911. It is believed to be the longest continually operating non-university club in Georgia (Georgia Tech was founded earlier). With over 100 members, ARC activities include meetings, operating events, training sessions, membership outings, and community service activities in Metro-Atlanta.
The ARC helps operate the Atlanta Hamfestival and owns, operates or supports 11 repeaters around the metro area. In an average month, the club will hold a regular membership meeting, a tech/training session or operating outing, publish the Atlanta Ham newsletter, have 8 lunch outings and host over 20 nets via club repeaters. SISTER Club - Geelong Amateur Radio Club - VK3ATLDid you know the Atlanta Radio Club has a sister club?
In 2010, Dallas Jones (VK3DJ) from Drysdale, Victoria in Australia visited the United States to meet some friends he met on the air. "During his travels, he visited the Atlanta Radio Club and from all accounts had a great time with the guys." BADGESThe official badge supplier of the ARC is The Signman of Baton Rouge.
Badges are $15.50 and can be ordered here.
2024/2025 Leadership TeamPresident - Bill Perkins (KB4KFT)
Vice President - John Talipsky Jr (N3ACK) Secretary and Treasurer - Ed Bevill (KO4SRJ) Member at Large - Val Bruce (WD4EX) Member at Large - Rob Osattin (KI4UTY) Newsletter Editor - John Talipsky (N3ACK) Program Director - Rob Osattin (KI4UTY) Web "master" - Rob Osattin (KI4UTY) Sunday Night Net Manager - Ade Shamblin (KJ4CUY) Repeater Trustees
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