On May 24, 1965 two local Amateur Radio Clubs of lower Bucks County ratified a common new constitution forming "The Penn Wireless Association of Windsor and Bucks County Radio Clubs”. This happened after many weekly meetings of a special committee of members from both parent clubs. On April 7, 1966 “Penn Wireless Association Inc.” is chartered as a Non-Profit Corporation of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania through the efforts of Snipes & White, Esq.’s. A rewritten Constitution is adapted to conform to guidelines necessary for Non-Profit status under Internal Revenue Service section 501 C(3) and submitted to IRS in March of 1989. In a letter dated February 21, 1990, IRS acknowledged receipt of our application and granted temporary approval allowing us to conduct business under 501 C (3) guidelines pending final approval.

The 2 Meter FM net meets at 8:00 PM every Sunday on the Penn Wireless W3SK repeater to provide a forum for the discussion of technical issues leading to the advancement of personal and professional skills in the area of wireless communication.

The repeater can be accessed at:

146.79 MHz | -0.6 TX | 131.8 Hz PL

EchoLink is available via N3HTZ-R from 7:45 PM until the closing of the net.

PWA runs a Fusion net at 8:00 PM every Tuesday night to provide a forum for the discussion of technical issues leading to the advancement of personal and professional skills in the area of wireless communication. The W3SK 440 repeater is a Yaesu Fusion DR-1 set in AMS mode (Automatic Mode Select).

The repeater can be accessed at:

448.225 MHz | -5.0 TX | 131.8 Hz PL on any FM radio

The repeater can also be accessed using a Yaesu System Fusion radio in DN mode.
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We discourage bridging from any of the PiStar Reflectors.