David’s image capture from the Space Station is the winner for the club! Way to go Captain Cadet! George N2PB

-- 73, Michael J. Foley, K4MJF Tellico Lake Amateur Radio Club Smoky Mountain Amateur Radio Club 470 ARG

Just received this SSTV image from the Space Station on 145.800 MHZ at 23:53z on 7-Oct-2020. Used MMTTY app with audio input from the VHF rig. Success! 73, George N2APB

TLARC, Feel free to join this great presentation. Juan AC6ZM ‐‐----‐‐----------------------------------------- Date: Thursday, October 8, 2020 Time: 7:30 PM Central Time (0030Z) — 5:30 Pacific; 8:30 E

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.journal-news.com/news/draconid-meteor-shower-space-station-flyover-tonight/BTGRM6ZSHZB5PBGTBCZP6MVNPE/%3foutputType=amp There’s a lot to watch for in the heavens tonig

This a one week event. Consider participating. I will be using callsign N3A/4 and N3A/KP4. Come find me near the QRP calling frequencies on 40 and 80 meters throughout the week. Juan AC6ZM Sent from m

Guys & Gals - This is a *must read* article! ... Think of you working with your own kids (or grandkids) to enable them to have the interest and achievement as described in this first-person account of

FRM:HQ-spotthestation@... SUBJ:SpotTheStation MSG:Time: Wed Oct 07 7:49 PM, Visible: 6 min, Max Height: 52 degrees, Appears: NW, Disappears: ESE Mike KK6OKUnicorn Tellico Lake Amateur Radio Club Loudo

This Wednesday Juan AC6ZM will present the first of a three part presentation on HF Contesting during the weekly Zoom session this Wednesday. Part two will be on October 14, followed by part three on

TLARC QRP Enthusiasts: The September 2020 Adventure Radio Society Spartan Sprint is Monday, October 5, 9-11pm (ET). It is a two-hour monthly CW sprint around QRP calling frequencies on 80, 40, 15 and

-- 73, Michael J. Foley, K4MJF Tellico Lake Amateur Radio Club Smoky Mountain Amateur Radio Club 470 ARG

Another ISS SSTV event is scheduled ... http://www.arrl.org/news/an-ariss-slow-scan-tv-event-from-the-iss-is-schedul ed An Amateur Radio on the International Space Station (ARISS) slow-scan television

Good morning, TLARC. For those interested in keeping our favorite hobby alive, this blog post from ARRL's Sean Kutzko is a great read. 73, Jim - K0RGI https://www.onallbands.com/%ef%bb%bffinding-and-m

At tomorrow nights Zoom session, we hope to get an update from our Nominating Committee on their efforts to date. We should also discuss whether to meet in person on October 21st, and possible venues

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Thanks for you call today, Ralph. Also, thanks for taking on the Nominating Committee job. As discussed, I'm not a good candidate for a position of responsibility for the club. We travel around the co

TLARCers - Here's a note from a fellow at the UT ARC with a good link for an upcoming Rx-only SSTV event associated with the ISS Space Station. Note his comment about being able to participate using j

NOTE THE CHANGE IN DATE AND TIME!! TLARC will conduct testing for FCC licensing. WHEN: Sunday, October 18 at 1:00 p.m. WHERE: In the garage of David Andrews, N1ESK 124 Depew Drive Loudon in Tellico Vi

TLARC will conduct testing for FCC licensing. WHEN: Saturday October 17 at 10:00 a.m. WHERE: In the garage of David Andrews, N1ESK 124 Depew Drive Loudon in Tellico Village DIRECTIONS: --From Highway

Hey dont forget Tomorrow night ! MONDAY 7PM See below and copy of previous email. Come early as we will be setting up by 6PM and enjoy eyeball QSO's for a change. Remember Mask? Its up to you if you w