Paulding Amateur Radio Club, Inc.

Paulding's oldest and largest amateur radio club

Connecting Hams Worldwide

Official Skywarn Repeaters Courtesy of WD4LUQ 146.895+ (PL 77) 224.880- (PL 77) Skywarn Sites Paulding Skywarn Georgia Skywarn National Skywarn NWS Radio

PARC : Where haming is always fun!

The Paulding Amateur Radio Club, Inc., Paulding County's oldest and largest amateur radio club, is a 501(c)(3) corporation that was formed in 1990 and incorporated in 1998, consisting of a membership of operators from Paulding County and the surrounding area. Club meetings are held on the second Thursday of each month at 7:30 PM at the Paulding County Chamber of Commerce.

The club runs two repeaters under the call W4TIY: 224.700- (PL 100) and 443.700+ (PL 77). Feel free to use the repeaters any time you are in the Paulding County area.

The club also operates a 10 meter beacon at 28.272. The beacon, which operates continuously, uses the W4TIY callsign and transmits a short message repeated after 3 seconds using 25 watts into a vertical antenna. We welcome any signal reports. Feel free to listen to the beacon any time you want to know if 10 meters is open to the Metro-Atlanta, Georgia area.

The dues for the Paulding Amateur Radio Club, Inc. are $12.00 per year plus $4.00 for each additional family member over the age of 17. Membership covers January 1 through December 31.

Membership dues are due for renewal at the first of the year. For new members, the amount due to join is prorated at $1 a month multiplied by the number of months remaining in the year.

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Dues and contributions to the Paulding Amateur Radio Club, Inc. are deductible for Federal income tax purposes as charitable contributions.