Alamance Amateur Radio Club — K4EG

Who We Are

Amateur Radio Operators Serving Alamance County

Whether you're a licensed ham or just curious about the hobby, AARC is a community of neighbors committed to emergency communications, public service, and the pure joy of radio.

Emergency Communications

When phone lines and internet fail, amateur radio operators step up. AARC members serve as a vital communications backbone for Alamance County during disasters and emergencies.

Community & Fellowship

From our weekly Sunday evening net to monthly meetings, AARC is a place where hams of all experience levels come together to learn, share, and grow in the hobby.

Lifelong Learning

Amateur radio spans HF DXing, satellite operation, digital modes, antenna building, and more. Our experienced members — Elmers — love helping newcomers explore every corner of the hobby.

On the Air Every Week

Alamance County Sunday Evening Net

8:00 PM EST

146.670 MHz — K4EG Repeater

Every Sunday Weekly Net

−0.600 Offset / CSQ Tone

40 mi Repeater Coverage

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Our History

Rooted in Alamance County Since 1967

The Alamance Amateur Radio Club has been a fixture of the Burlington community for more than five decades. What started as a handful of radio enthusiasts meeting in living rooms has grown into an active club with members spanning every corner of the county.

We hold our meetings monthly, participate in ARRL Field Day each June, support local public service events, and maintain the K4EG repeater for the benefit of all amateur radio operators in the area.

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Club History & Officers ›

Alamance Amateur Radio Club members gathered outdoors

AARC members — Burlington, NC

Get on the Air

Ready to Join the Club?

Whether you hold a Technician license or an Extra class ticket, AARC welcomes every level. Not yet licensed? We'll help you get there — our members are proud Elmers.

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