Amateur radio in Dickson County, Tennessee
Talk across town or around the world, experiment with technology, serve your community, learn emergency communications, and meet people who will help you get on the air.
Choose your path
Whether you are curious, newly licensed, an experienced operator, or interested in public service, WC4DC can help you find your next step.
Learn what amateur radio is, how licensing works, what radio to buy, and how to make your first contact.
Follow the six-step path →Join local nets, club meetings, breakfasts, operating events, Field Day, fox hunts, and other activities.
See what’s happening →Browse radio references, study resources, antennas, electronics, operating guides, emergency communications, and club knowledge.
Open the Radio Library →Explore ARES, emergency communications, SKYWARN, public-service communications, training, and preparedness.
Emergency communications →Coming up
The homepage shows the next occurrence of each distinct activity so recurring nets do not hide meetings, breakfasts, and special events.
Statewide MTEARS linked-UHF training net. Mondays at 8:00 PM Central. Verify current MTEARS link status before transmitting.
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A youth-friendly area built around missions instead of textbooks: satellite tracking, Morse code, fox hunting, antennas, weather, electronics, APRS, and first contacts.
Explore Radio LabDickson County Amateur Radio Club
WC4DC brings together people interested in radio, electronics, experimentation, emergency communications, public service, and learning. You do not have to already be licensed to get involved.
