Easton Amateur Radio Society


EARS Homepage












 

 

Welcome To

The Easton Amateur Radio Society's

Web Site

 


"Listening 147.045"
... Use PL 156.7 ...

 

QRZ callsign lookup:  

Callsign lookups provided by qrz.com

 

Club Call : K3EMD

The Easton Amateur Radio Society (EARS) was founded in January of 1965 so Maryland's Eastern Shore Amateur Radio operators from Talbot, Dorchester, Caroline, and Queen Anne counties would have a structure within which they could share their hobby interests and experiences.

 

Today, EARS continues to provide a structure for Amateur Radio operators to share knowledge and understanding of radio principles and operations, to train future operators, to foster good will through community service and emergency communications; and, to develop a fellowship for people with similar interests.

 

As in most Amateur Radio clubs our members are Novice Class to Extra Class licensees, from youth to mature adults.

 

Our members' interests run the full spectrum of activity involving DX, RACES, Satellite, EME, HF, VHF, UHF, Digital Modes, Microwave, and Marine Mobile.

 

EARS is an active, open, and growing club.  Guests from beyond the mid-shore area, including those from the western shore of Maryland and Delaware, are welcome to attend club meetings, social functions, community-oriented events, and become full members.

 

EARS NET on K3EMD

 

The EARS 2M FM net meets each Tuesday night at 8 pm (local) on the Club 147.045 repeater; P.L. 156.7 except the 3rd Tuesday of each month which is our meeting night.

 

MEETINGS

 

Our monthly meetings are held the 3rd Tuesday of each month at the Talbot County 911 Center (605 Port St.) in Easton, Maryland at 7PM.

Please note the below links:

EARS Bylaws 20080318 Final (PDF)

FCC Universal Licensing System (ULS)

American Radio Relay League (ARRL)

HOME | JOIN OUR CLUB | TRAINING & LICENSING | REPEATER | UP COMING EVENTS | EARS OFFICERS |
PHOTO GALLERY
| RACES | CLUB ACTIVITIES | TECH. REF. | E-MAIL US

Back To Top

Web last updated: Friday, 15 July 2011