The purpose of the Society is

  • To render public service through Amateur Radio, and
  • To gather and disseminate information concerning Amateur radio operation especially in the frequency modulation mode and repeater operation, and
  • To coordinate efforts and establish standards in regard to repeater systems and associated functions, and
  • To associate with groups similarly constituted in order to broaden the scope and function of Amateur Radio as a service in the public interest, convenience or necessity, and
  • To encourage experimentation by the Society members in advanced techniques in the use of repeaters in order that the general technical excellence of repeater systems shall be improved, and
  • To provide a forum for discussion of spectrum utilization and the achievement of maximum compatibility between various users of the Amateur Radio Bands.

ORSI District Map


ORSI District Region Map

District Representatives are:

  1. OKC - VACANT (Canadian, Cleveland, and Oklahoma Counties)
  2. Tulsa and ORSI VP/Coordinator - Merlin Griffin, WB5OSM (Creek, Rogers, and Tulsa Counties)
  3. NW and ORSI Treasurer - Jay Kruckenberg, K5GUD
  4. NE and ORSI Secretary Don Poqutte, KE9XB
  5. SW - Larry Goodwin Jr., W5LHG
  6. SE - David Weeks, KD5JCX

ORSI Interim President Tristan Collier KI5NHD

Coordinated Repeater Directory for Oklahoma - August 19, 2024

Repeater information was last updated 19-Aug-2024.

The ORSI board voted to list all coordinations, where a trustee requested non-publication, we will only publish the frequency, city, county, coordination date and update dates. Then show it as a closed access repeater.

This Oklahoma database was published here as of 19-Aug-2024. The database is sent to the ARRL for use in their annual edition of the "Repeater Directory" at the start of the year (January). Any updates received afterwards will NOT be published in the ARRL Repeater Directory until the next edition. However, we will continue to update the listings on the ORSI web site periodically during the year.

New 70 CM Repeater on the Air in OKC

W5DRO/R 442/875 +5 MHz PL 141.3 is now on the air and available for use. It's located high upon one of the TV towers in the NE OKC Tower Farm, and is a wide coverage repeater.

Owasso Repeaters in Tulsa District Down Indefinetly

Both repeaters in Owasso, Tulsa County that were operated by Jim Pickett K5LAD are off the air. We regret to announce that Jim became a silent key earlier this year. The repeater equipment was acquired by Rogers Country Wireless Association. They would like to put the repeaters, especially the 146.700 back on the air in honor of Jim, but are in the process of locating a site that will cover Owasso.

Big Cedar Repeater Leflore County gets new trustee and new call.

The 147.375 repeater in Big Cedar, Leflore County in SE OK is coming back on the air, and will operate under the call sign N5CST. While the antenna will only be 100's above the ground, the site is on a steep hill that gives it an HAAT a little above 1000'. The ERP is estimated at 150W Should have awesome coverage. PL tone is 123 Hz and the repeater is open to all.

146.835 WT5EOC/R now open access.

PL tone 103.5 repeater is operated by the Tulsa Area Emergency Management Group. The trustee Joe KE5VNG said that all radio amateurs are welcome to use the machine.

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