Fort Armstrong Wireless Association

Established April 1980

Form to Report Western PA Severe Weather / ICE Conditions  

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We wish to thank Capitol Area Communications www.cacradio.com/ for providing tower service.

We also thank Armstrong Group agoc.com/ for the donation of UHF equipment.

Next club meeting 

Will be held at 7:00 PM on Wednesday, January 22nd, 2025 at the ODC No meeting in December!

Schedule of Upcoming Events


Club Breakfast every second Saturday of the month at the CADET Restaurant at 9AM.  (next one is  12.14.2024)


Christmas Party

January 4th, 2025, 2pm

Gardas Restaurant


License Testing Session

ACCL, 01.18.2025



Parks On the Air is an enjoyable way to work HF for everyone www.parksontheair.com for information and spots

Antenna Moving Party September 2020

Regular Nets

Western Pennsylvania Phone Traffic Net (NTS)

daily at 5:30pm local time on 3.918khz.


Pennsylvania CW Traffic Net (NTS)

daily at 7:00pm local time on 3.585khz

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2M Public Service Net Mondays @ 7:30pm (145.410 MHz)

Our Backup Repeater is 146.505 MHz with a 131.8 PL Tone

and a plus 1 Meg offset

2M SkyWarn Net as weather conditions require (145.410 MHz)

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**NEW LISTING** 

Pittsburgh Area VHF Simplex Net on the first Friday of each month at 9pm on 146.520 FM 

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75M Net, last Monday of the month immediately following the 2M net on 3.983kHz

Western Pa. DMR Net - Wednesdays at 7:30pm - DMR talkgroup 31422


Western area PEMA ACS/RACES Net Sunday mornings 9:00am on 3.990.5 khz

Armstrong County Simplex Frequency

147.540

Our Repeaters

2-meter  145.410- 173.8 PL

EchoLink K3Qy-R node 393161

Allstar 508260

70cm - 440 443.975+ 131.8 PL


FCC License Testing Dates

01.18.2025

Tests are scheduled for 2PM at the Armstrong Center for Community Learning.  Walk-ins welcome.

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