Proud ARRL Affiliate
We are proud to be an affiliated club of the American Radio Relay League, supporting amateur radio education, community service, and operating excellence.
What we do?
Summary of Part 97.1
Providing reliable, volunteer-based communications—especially during emergencies—when it matters most.
Innovation
Advancing radio technology through experimentation, learning, and real-world application.
Building communication and technical skills through hands-on experience and continuous learning.
Developing a strong community of skilled operators, technicians, and radio enthusiasts.
Fostering international friendships and goodwill through worldwide communication.
yearly club membership
Become part of the best Amateur Radio Club in Northeast Oklahoma
- Weekly Net
- Monthly Meeting
- Yearly Special Events
- Storm Spotter Training
Membership
$
Support amateur radio in our local area with your yearly club membership
20
/yrRemit to the treasurer at the next meeting or mail to the club address
WHO we are?
The Amateur’s Code
Originally written by Paul M. Segal, W9EEA, in 1928, the Amateur’s Code remains a timeless guide for operators who value both the art and the responsibility of radio communication.
CONSIDERATE. The radio amateur operates with respect for others, never knowingly using the airwaves in a way that disrupts or diminishes another operator’s experience.
LOYAL. They support fellow operators, local clubs, and the broader amateur radio community, recognizing that together we keep the hobby strong and growing.
PROGRESSIVE. They continue to learn, experiment, and improve—keeping pace with advancements in technology while maintaining a well-built and responsibly operated station.
FRIENDLY. They are patient, welcoming, and willing to help—offering guidance to newcomers and fostering a spirit of cooperation and goodwill on the air.
BALANCED. They understand that amateur radio is a passion, but not at the expense of family, work, school, or community responsibilities.
PATRIOTIC. They stand ready to serve, using their skills and station to support their community and country, especially in times when communication matters most.
“We are ambassadors of the airwaves.”
— Bob Heil
