The Elizabeth Amateur Radio Club maintains and operates a number of repeaters, beacons and other gateways for both voice and data on a wide range of amateur bands in the Northern suburbs.
The WIA Sunday morning broadcast is relayed at 9am every week on some of the clubs repeaters.
The club also has on air nets using the VK5LZ club callsign on the 2nd and 4th Wednesday on the month. Details of these nets can be found on the upcoming events page.
Below are the details of the club's equipment. You can find information about the club's sites here.
| Callsign | Band | Output | Input | Location | Coverage | Operational | ERP | HASL | Timeout |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| VK5RLZ | 6m | 53.775 | 52.775 | Water Tower | Adelaide North | Y | ? | 73m | 5min |
| VK5RLZ | 2m | 146.625 | 146.025 | Water Tower | Adelaide North | Y | ? | 73m | 4min |
| VK5RLZ | 70cm | 439.975 | 434.975 | Water Tower | Adelaide North | Y | ? | 80m | 3min |
| VK5ROC | 70cm | 439.950 | 434.950 | Lower Light | Adelaide Plains | Y | ? | 52m | 4min |
| VK5RLZ | 23cm | 1273.550 | 1293.550 | Water Tower | Adelaide North | Y | ? | 73m | 5min |
| Callsign | Band | Freqency | Location | Operational | ERP | HASL |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| VK5RLZ | 10m | 28.260 | Water Tower | Yes | +38dbm | 73m |
| VK5RLZ | 23cm | 1,296.555 | Water Tower | Yes | +16dbm | 73m |
| VK5RLZ | 13cm | 2,403.550 | Water Tower | Yes | +8dbm | 73m |
| VK5RLZ | 9cm | 3,400.550 | Water Tower | No | - | 73m |
| VK5RLZ | 6cm | 5,760.550 | Water Tower | No | - | 73m |
| VK5RLZ | 3cm | 10,368.550 | Water Tower | No | - | 73m |
| VK5RLZ | 1.25cm | 24,048.550 | Water Tower | No | - | 73m |
The Elizabeth Amateur Radio Club operates a packet radio BBS (VK5LZ) on various bands. The BBS is linked into the worldwide network.
The Wireless Institute of Australia 's Sunday morning broadcast is relayed the following frequencies at 9AM Sunday morning with a call back following the South Australian news:
The EARC is experimenting with 2.4GHz networking in association with Air-Stream, a community based Wide Area Network. The EARC's equipment is part of the Air-Stream network which is growing all the time and is under constant development. The EARC is looking forward to using the High Speed connectivity for club activities. Who knows, our meeting might even be streamed over the WAN or a backbone for the Sunday morning broadcast. For more information check out the air stream website.
Access Point: