
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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Read the DetailsEARS 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.
EARS stays active through nets, training, repeaters, and public service.
Join us each week for club information, conversation, and operating activity. Our nets help members stay informed and connected.
Stay connected locally using the EARS repeaters on 147.135 MHz and 443.425 MHz.
From license classes to mentoring and technical learning, EARS helps operators at every level continue building skills.
We support parades, public events, and emergency communications throughout the year.
Whether you are working toward your first license or looking for a way to participate, EARS makes it easy to take the next step.
Learn the steps to get licensed, understand the different license classes, and find out how EARS can help you get started.
Learn MoreMembership helps support club activities, nets, classes, repeaters, and service opportunities throughout the year.
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Meetings, nets, testing sessions, classes, and community events keep EARS active throughout the year.
A group of EARS members (and hams in general) meet for breakfast every Saturday morning at about 6:30am at Around The Corner, 11 S. Broadway, Edmond. Everyone is welcome!
Please join us for the Saturday Morning Breakfast Net every Saturday at 7:00 AM. We meet on the 147.135 and 443.425 repeaters for a relaxed, round-table conversation.
Everyone is welcome—come check in, say hello, and join in the fun!
The license test sessions are held at the Edmond Public Safety Center – Matt Terry Hall, 100E. 1st St, Edmond, OK 73034
Test information, along with the RSVP form, is available using the Register button or More Info link.
On the first Saturday of each month, EARS monitors the tornado sirens in the City of Edmond. This test ensures the city’s Outdoor Warning Devices are functioning properly in the event of a tornado. It’s also a great way for amateur radio operators to give back to the community.
If you would like to volunteer for the siren test, please contact Clay, WA6LBU, via email at sirens@k5eok.org.
Test Details
After the test, please join us for lunch at Johnnie’s on 33rd.
The EARS Information Net is held every Monday at 8:00 PM on 147.135+ and 443.425+.
Information of interest to the Amateur Radio community is shared each week.
We are always looking for volunteers to serve as Net Control, and we would be glad to have you join us! Nets may be run from your home station, HT, or mobile. Please ensure your equipment is fully functional and has sufficient power to reliably reach the repeater.
Event: EARS Technician License Class (Amateur Radio Technician License Preparation)
Location: Online via Zoom — link & password provided to registrants (no Zoom account required)
Start Date: Wednesday, March 4, 2026
Duration: 9 weeks, Wednesdays, 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM (Central Time)
Format: Weekly Zoom sessions with interactive instructor-led lessons; all classes are recorded and links to recordings are provided to registrants
Course Focus: Prepares students to pass the FCC Technician Class License exam — the entry-level amateur radio license — using the Gordon West Technician Class book (students are responsible for acquiring their own copy)
Cost: Course is free (exam fees apply separately at the time of testing)
Extras:
• Expect to learn the material needed to answer 26 out of 35 questions on the FCC Technician exam
• Practice exams and flash card resources encouraged (e.g., via HamStudy.org)
Questions/Contact: class@k5eok.org
Green Country Hamfest is an annual ham radio festival and trade show held in Claremore, Oklahoma. It’s recognized as one of the largest amateur radio events in the state and serves as the Oklahoma ARRL (Amateur Radio Relay League) State Convention.
Typical Dates: Mid-April each year — for example, April 10–11, 2026 at the Claremore Expo Center (400 Veterans Pkwy, Claremore, OK 74017).
Usually runs over Friday and Saturday with public hours and activities throughout both days.
Vendor Exhibits: Commercial booths showcase the latest radios, accessories, and technology.
Swap Meet / Flea Market: Large selection of used equipment where attendees can buy, sell, and test gear.
FCC License Exams: On-site amateur radio licensing sessions are offered.
Forums & Presentations: Learning sessions, talks, and opportunities to meet ARRL representatives.
Prizes & Drawings: Hourly door prize drawings and other event giveaways.
Free Parking & RV Parking: Ample parking and low-cost RV spots available.
Advance tickets often around $8 – $10 with door prices slightly higher.
Vendor table and booth pricing available for those wishing to exhibit.
Green Country Hamfest is run by Green Country Hamfest Inc., a 501(c)(3) non-profit and ARRL-affiliated club.