Edmond Amateur Radio Society

Welcome to EARS

EARS is an active amateur radio club serving Edmond and central Oklahoma through fellowship, learning, public service, and on-the-air operating.

Whether you are already licensed, studying for your first exam, or simply curious about ham radio, there is a place for you here.

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Quick Links

Jump directly to the most-used EARS resources and ways to participate.

License Testing

Ready to test? Find upcoming sessions and take the next step toward getting on the air.

Testing Info

Elmer Mentoring Program

Connect with experienced operators for guidance, station setup help, and support as you grow your skills and get active on the air.

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Newsletter

Stay up to date with club news, activities, announcements, and public service events.

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KM5GZ Estate Sale

Browse available items and details for the KM5GZ estate sale, including bidding information and open house pickup.

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Why EARS

A local club with real ways to get involved

EARS brings together operators of all experience levels through on-the-air activity, learning, fellowship, and service.

EARS is more than a meeting on the calendar. Members stay active through weekly nets, club events, technical learning, public service opportunities, and support for the community throughout the year.

If you are new to amateur radio, we want to help you get started. If you have been licensed for years, there are plenty of ways to stay involved, stay active on the air, and give back.

What We Do

On the air, in the community, and always learning

EARS stays active through nets, training, repeaters, and public service.

Weekly Nets

Join us each week for club information, conversation, and operating activity. Our nets help members stay informed and connected.

Repeaters

Stay connected locally using the EARS repeaters on 147.135 MHz and 443.425 MHz.

Training and Mentoring

From license classes to mentoring and technical learning, EARS helps operators at every level continue building skills.

Community Service

We support parades, public events, and emergency communications throughout the year.

Getting Started

New to ham radio or ready to get involved?

Whether you are working toward your first license or looking for a way to participate, EARS makes it easy to take the next step.

New to Ham Radio?

How to get your amateur radio license

Learn the steps to get licensed, understand the different license classes, and find out how EARS can help you get started.

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Get Involved

Join or Renew

Membership helps support club activities, nets, classes, repeaters, and service opportunities throughout the year.

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Local Operating

Repeaters and Nets

Quick access to the core frequencies, weekly nets, and local on-the-air activity.

Club Repeaters

2 Meters 147.135 MHz (+)
70 Centimeters 443.425 MHz (+)
  • 147.135 tone: Not currently required, but planned in the near future
  • 443.425 tone: 88.5 Hz required

Local Nets

Monday Information Net 8:00 PM
Saturday Breakfast Net 7:00 AM
  • Monday net repeaters: 147.135+ and 443.425+
  • Saturday net repeaters: 147.135+ and 443.425+
  • Route 66 10 Meter HF Net: follows the Monday net
  • Main frequency: 28.390 MHz USB
  • Alternate frequency: 28.410 MHz USB
What’s Coming Up

Upcoming EARS events and activities

Meetings, nets, testing sessions, classes, and community events keep EARS active throughout the year.

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