145.230 MHz
PL 179.9 Hz
- Analog FM
- AllStar node 663330
- EchoLink W4KBL-R
- Used for local Skywarn operations
Princeton, Kentucky · Amateur Radio
Local voices.
Wide reach.
The Princeton Ham Radio Club brings Western Kentucky together through radio, public service, technical learning, and good company.
Live from the repeater site
Caldwell County EOC
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Radio systems
Coverage across Western Kentucky
Use our club systems from Princeton to Cadiz. Visitors are always welcome.
444.175 MHz
PL 123.0 Hz
- Analog FM
- Planned AllStar node 663331
- Princeton coverage
442.825 MHz
PL 123.0 Hz
- Yaesu System Fusion
- Serving the Cadiz area
- Open to visitors
On the air now
Local systems with a wider reach
Recent work on the club’s 2-meter system added dependable links, local weather information, and automated public-safety announcements.
Node 663330 rebuilt
AllStar is operating on 145.230 MHz. EchoLink W4KBL-R and HamsOverIP are active.
Live EOC conditions
Repeater weather reports come directly from the weather station at the Caldwell County EOC.
NWS warnings on air
National Weather Service alerts can play over the repeater, along with scheduled weekly amateur-radio news bulletins.
This week at W4KBL
Come as you are. Bring your curiosity.
Out to Lunch Bunch
11:00 AM at the EOC. An informal get-together for radio talk, stories, and good company.
Club Net
7:00 PM on the 145.230 MHz repeater. New and visiting operators are encouraged to check in.
License Testing
10:00 AM at the EOC meeting room, just off I-69 at Exit 79. Please contact the testing team in advance.
New to amateur radio?
Your first contact starts here.
You do not need a license to visit, ask questions, or meet the club. We can help you understand the hobby and prepare for an exam.