About Penn Wireless
Serving amateur radio operators in Lower Bucks County since 1965.
Our History
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.” On April 7, 1966, Penn Wireless Association Inc. was chartered as a non-profit corporation of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. A rewritten constitution was adopted to conform with IRS section 501(c)(3) guidelines, and the club was granted non-profit status — a tradition of community service and amateur radio advancement we continue today.
Board of Officers
Repeaters & Nets
W3SK — 2 m VHF Repeater
The 2 m FM net meets at 8:00 PM every Sunday on the Penn Wireless W3SK repeater.
W3SK — 440 UHF Fusion Repeater
A Fusion net meets at 8:00 PM every Tuesday. The W3SK 440 repeater is a Yaesu Fusion DR-1 in AMS (Automatic Mode Select).