Hi Bob, Wow, great to know that we have yet another “latent image” ATVer here in the group. (Latent Image was a buzz word when I worked for many years at Kodak up in Rochester NY!) You

Hello to all, I have always wanted to get into ATV work. As a retired Chief Broadcast Engineer, it is in my blood. I have several analog TV Cameras that can be used and an assortment of lenses.

Hey guys, I really enjoyed ATV. There used to be an ATV repeater on Chilhowee MTN years ago. It was analog of course. One year there was a simulated air plane crash at the airport. We put a camera

Happy Friday, everyone!! This is your reminder that the TLARC General Meeting for December will convene tomorrow night following our Holiday Party at Grain Bin Commodities. Attached please find the

George: I have PC Electronics xmit and receive and a Mirage amp modified for ATV. The missing part is....the camera. :-)

Hi Lou, Really interesting that you were playing with ATV down in FL a while back. We are experimenting with *analog* ATV here for starters with both Rx and Tx on 70cm (420-450 MHz).

We had a ATV Repeater in Palm Beach Gardens, FL. 440MHz in, 1.2GHz out. Analog. We always did a live feed of the local Christmas parade as well as local marathons. Lot of fun. I still have the old

Any interest in Amateur TV (ATV) here in the Tellico Lake region? A couple of us in the club are exploring ATV communications on 70cm for personal 2-way video communications, assistance in public

Relay of a great deal from a club member and friend: A new AnyTone AT-D878UV Plus handi-talkie for use on standard analog FM repeaters (2m & 70cm) *and* DMR digital radio. Jim is asking $200.

Indeed sad day for the ham community. I also knew Joel through hamfests and the fondness of old boatanchors we shared. He authored a massive photo book of such vintage radios that I still greatly

A sad day for amateur radio. I had the honor of knowing Joel Hallas; he was a gentleman of the highest order. Full of technical knowledge, he enjoyed sharing his wisdom with all, and will be deeply

Happy Tuesday, everyone! The TLARC Admin Team invites you to our first licensing exam session of 2021 on Wednesday evening, December 8, 2021. If you're licensed and looking to upgrade to General or

December 11th and 12th, 2021 will become his- toric days in the world of amateur radio. We are about to celebrate the centennial of the first successful tests to verify the use of ham radio as a means

The frequency for the new SMARC UHF repeater is 443.075 +5mhz pl tone 100, running AMS ( Automatic Mode Select ) Analog FM AND Fusion Digital Sent from Mail for Windows

Hi all, I got this message from KC4NX…..and thought I would pass the information along. Please test out the new SMARC UHF repeater and post your signal reports here, to provide an idea of

Thanks Mike! Hope y'all have a great one too.

From my house, to yours! Enjoy time with family and friends! 73, Mike, K4MJF -- 73, Michael J. Foley, K4MJF Tellico Lake Amateur Radio Club Vice President Smoky Mountain Amateur Radio Club 470 ARG

Happy Monday afternoon, everyone! As shown on the NCS/Logger schedule for 24 Nov 21 at TLARC.org, we have NO scheduled Net or Zoom meeting this Wednesday, due to the upcoming Thanksgiving Holiday.

If anyone is interested in participating in the upcoming LoCo Run but lacks a handheld radio, let me know. I’ll gladly loan you one of my radios for the event. For the new club members, don’t

David is this your truck?