Associacao de Radioamadores da Linha de Cascais

The Associação de Radioamadores da Linha de Cascais, aka ARLC and Cascais Amateur Radio Association, was founded on 28 December 2011 to promote ham radio activity especially for youngsters, unite all amateurs, work with emergency authorities,[1] and to support[2] amateur radio and science investigation.

Associação de Radioamadores da Linha de Cascais
AbbreviationARLC
Formation2011
TypeNon-profit organization and public utility association
PurposeEducation for youngsters and work with emergency authorities to support amateur radio and science investigation
HeadquartersCascais, Portugal
​IM58hr
Region served
Portugal
Official language
Portuguese
Websitewww.arlc.pt

The association has no profits, and its members are only required to pay a yearly membership fee.

ARLC headquarters are at Alcabideche Fire Department.[3]

The Association is recognised by ANACOM (Portuguese Communications Authority, equivalent to the American Federal Communications Commission.

Public utility status was issued by the Portuguese government to ARLC.

The association's ham radio callsign station is CS5ARLC.[4]

Analog radio repeater
  • UHF analog repeater CQ0UCAS in Parque Natural Sintra Cascais, Peninha Sanctuary[5]
    • TX: 439,275 MHz; Shift: -7,600 kHz; CTCSS/PL tone: 74.4 Hz
  • Location in Google Maps[6]

Digital Radio Repeater

References
  1. Cascais Mayor's Civil Defense Department
  2. Special event to promote amateur radio in Cascais
  3. Alcabideche Fire Department
  4. QRZ.com CS5ARLC
  5. Repetidores Nacionais em UHF Archived June 17, 2015, at the Wayback Machine
  6. Google Maps
  7. DMR Repeater CQ0UCSC, CQ0UCSC
  8. First digital DMR repeater in Portugal
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