Amateur Radio Transmitting Society
Amateur Radio Transmitting Society
P.O. Box 7391 Louisville, KY. 40257
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The Amateur Radio Transmitting Society is Louisville’s oldest ham radio club, founded in Nov 1927.
We welcome all radio amateurs from the newest technician to the most seasoned extra class, and those interested in becoming a licensed Amateur Radio Operator. We encourage membership in ARRL and acknowledge the amateur radio operator’s responsibility to the public by providing emergency communications, encouraging members to improve their communication and technical skills, and by fostering international good will. We invite amateurs with strong interests in specific areas of Ham Radio to join ARTS and promote their special interests.
Some of our activities include/have included providing communications for local events such as the Derby Breakfast at Farmington held on Derby day, the American Diabetes Association Tour de Cure bike ride, other charity bike rides and events, the US Islands QSO Party, our Dayton Hamvention Bus Trip, and Special Event Stations. We hold regular 2 Meter analog FM, digital C4FM, and SSB Nets and participate in the ARRL’s annual Field Day on the 4th full weekend in June, the WFDA’s Winter Field Day on the last full weekend in January, and we have a booth at the Greater Louisville Hamfest held every September. Several members participate in a weekly breakfast get-together, and we have one or more Club Dinners throughout the year. At our December club meeting, we also have a HAM Radio Items Gift Exchange.
All this in addition to our regular monthly meetings which include an informative program about various topics of ham radio.
The Amateur Radio Transmitting Society (ARTS) has been affiliated with the American Radio Relay League since Feb 1st 1935 and is an ARRL Special Service Club.
ARTS is a non-profit organization.
Officers and Board of Directors
Club Services
Club Services
Public Events
The Amateur Radio Transmitting Society ARTS has skilled radio operators, many with professional communications backgrounds and equipment available to meet your needs. For many years we have been providing communications for such local events as walks, runs and bike rides. Our services are totally free of charge,ARTS uses the events as an opportunity to practice our communications skills and enjoy our hobby. The Amateur Radio Transmitting Society is a non-profit organization.
Please reach out to our President or Secretary to request ARTS assistance with your event.
Radio-Frequency Interference (RFI)
Are you having RFI problems?
Strange noises or voices coming from your stereo, phone, TV or computer speakers?
Or are you getting odd interference over your ham or commercial radio equipment?
We might be able to help find the source. Email us with your with your question regarding your issue.
Discussion Board
ARTS Groups.io Message Board
ARTS website FORUM: Click Here or select Discussion Board from menu at the top of the page.
