Our Mission: To build a wide-area amateur radio system in Western Pennsylvania to provide safe / reliable communications where cell phones and 911 systems don’t work for hiking, camping, boating, travelling, community service, search and rescue and emergency communications.
Next Ham Radio Dinner Meeting is Wednesday February 18th 2026 from 5-7PM in the back room of Panera in Cranberry Twp 16066 (Lower level of Cranberry Mall), prizes and ham radio show and tell. Everyone is welcome. We hope to see you there.
Radio Systems:
147.240 FM Repeater West Sunbury, Pennsylvania – Allstar # 67334 (Click here to use allstar on your phone)
Input: 147.840 MHZ FM, Open Squelch (No PL) – Output: 147.240
Courtesy tone (beep after someone is done talking) meanings:
Single tone: No one is on Allstar link (repeater is standalone RF)
2 tones go down in pitch: RF transmission but someone is linked on Allstar
3 tones go up in pitch: Allstar transmission
443.700 DMR West Sunbury, Pennsylvania – CC8 Brandmeister.
Input: 448.700 MHZ DMR – Output 443.700 MHZ DMR
TS1: Local (9) TG313820, Worldwide TG91, North America TG93, Pennsylvania Statewide TG3142, and any dynamic TG allowed. A dynamic TG will stay up for 15 mins after use or until deactivated with TG4000 TS2: Local (9) TG313820, PEMA Emcom TG 31420, Western PA (Local 2 cluster) TG31422, Shenango Valley TG314242, Cross-Mode TG3142, and any dynamic TG allowed. A dynamic TG will stay up for 15 mins after use or until deactivated with TG4000 Click for more info.
144.390 APRS Digipeater & Igate AC3DB-10 Prospect, Pennsylvania – click for more info
144.390 APRS Igate AC3DB-2 West Sunbury, Pennsylvania – click for more info
145.600 MHZ Weather Transmitter Prospect, Pennsylvania – FM SSTV Scottie 2 mode. Transmits the National Weather Service weather radar image every 5 minutes through the radio. This may be useful for storm chasing or skywarn. If you lose internet, you can still decode the latest weather radar image. The radar image can be decoded using free SSTV computer software connected to a radio, or using an SSTV phone or tablet app sitting near a handheld radio or scanner (phone mic listening to the radio speaker). Click here for more info.
Donate Amateur/Ham Radio equipment to help our new club members get started. Club members have free access to club equipment, coax and antennas when in need, with priority to students and new amateur radio operators.
Join our Mailing List for club news and updates by Sending an email to bcafma@gmail.com
Please Join to Support our Radio Systems: $20/year, Family $30/year, Full Time Student $5/year.
Join or renew online using the paypal donate link, just enter callsign(s) in notes.
Butler County Amateur FM Association
PO Box 202
Evans City, PA 16033
501(c)(3) nonprofit
bcafma@gmail.com