Enid Amateur Radio Club: A Legacy of Communication and Service

Enid Amateur Radio Club: A Legacy of Communication and Service

Nestled in the heart of Oklahoma, the Enid Amateur Radio Club (Enid ARC) is a cornerstone of the amateur radio community. With a rich history dating back to 1938, this club, operating under the call sign W5HTK, combines tradition with innovation to serve its members and the wider community.


Key Details

  • Call Sign: W5HTK
  • Meeting Time: Third Thursday of each month at 7:00 PM
  • Location: 1421 N Van Buren St, Enid, OK 73703
  • Membership:
    • Total Members: 24
    • Licensed Members: 24
    • ARRL Members: 12

Why Join Enid ARC?

The Enid ARC offers something for everyone, from novices curious about the world of amateur radio to seasoned operators seeking camaraderie and collaboration. The club focuses on several key areas:

  1. Education and Training:

    • Entry-Level License Classes: Helping new enthusiasts step into the amateur radio world.
    • Advanced Classes: For those aiming to upgrade their skills and licenses.
  2. Community Engagement:

    • Supporting public service and emergency communication efforts.
    • Participating in community events and fostering awareness of amateur radio's potential.
  3. Technical Expertise:

    • Hosting license test sessions for aspiring operators.
    • Providing mentoring opportunities for members to refine their skills.
  4. Events and Activities:

    • Organizing local Hamfests to bring together radio enthusiasts.
    • Maintaining a vibrant repeater network to ensure consistent communication.

Leadership and Community Spirit

Under the guidance of President Jim Faubion (WA5ZBW) and Vice President Edward F. Murphy (KG5EM), the Enid ARC continues to be a hub of collaboration and innovation. Secretary James F. Popham (KI5OEB) ensures smooth communication and documentation, keeping the club aligned with its mission.


Explore the World of Amateur Radio

For over eight decades, the Enid ARC has been a beacon of education, service, and fellowship in Oklahoma. The club welcomes all—whether you're a licensed operator, a curious learner, or someone looking for a supportive community.

Visit Enid ARC's website to learn more, or join their monthly meetings to discover how you can be part of this vibrant community. Together, let's continue the tradition of connecting people, ideas, and possibilities through the power of amateur radio.

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