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ARES - Loudon Amateur Radio Emergency Service
Loudon County, TN A.R.E.S. is a group of local, F.C.C. Licensed, Amateur Radio Operators who volunteer their time, communication skills, and equipment in the event of an emergency. A.R.E.S. can be activated to work with local agencies for any event that requires supplemental or emergency communication when traditional forms of communication become overwhelmed or are rendered inoperable.
The KF4ARH repeater antenna is located at the Look Rock Observation Tower in the Great Smokey Mountains National Park. The repeater antenna is the one that sticks out on the side, just above the larger dish.
Current Important Information
More Information
For more information, see our Emergency Operations Plan and Addendum or feel free to contact Mike, KM4H for any additional information or to become a Loudon County A.R.E.S. member.
Monthly Meetings
Monthly meetings are on the 2nd Thursday of the month at 7:30 PM at the Loudon County Emergency Center, 500 John Parris Dr, Loudon.
Loudon County, TN A.R.E.S. is a group of local, F.C.C. Licensed, Amateur Radio Operators who volunteer their time, communication skills, and equipment in the event of an emergency. A.R.E.S. can be activated to work with local agencies for any event that requires supplemental or emergency communication when traditional forms of communication become overwhelmed or are rendered inoperable.
The KF4ARH repeater antenna is located at the Look Rock Observation Tower in the Great Smokey Mountains National Park. The repeater antenna is the one that sticks out on the side, just above the larger dish.
Loudon County A.R.E.S. nets are held weekly.
Thursdays at 20:00 Eastern Time, on the KF4ARH Repeater (146.685 -600 88.5 PL, located in East TN).
Your check-ins -- A.R.E.S. members, or non-members -- are welcome!
Our backup repeater is 146.625 (-600 100.0 PL).
New 440 Repeater is here! 443.05 (+5 MHz offset, 100 Hz PL tone)
More Information
For more information, see our Emergency Operations Plan and Addendum or feel free to contact Mike, KM4H for any additional information or to become a Loudon County A.R.E.S. member.
Monthly Meetings
Monthly meetings are on the 2nd Thursday of the month at 7:30 PM at the Loudon County Emergency Center, 500 John Parris Dr, Loudon.