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​"Official public safety radio communications for Kentucky State Police Post 9, covering Floyd and Pike Counties. Providing transparent, real-time dispatch and emergency coordination updates to keep our local communities informed and safe."

Amateur radio (ham radio) operation in Pike County, Kentucky, relies heavily on VHF and UHF repeaters to overcome the rugged, mountainous terrain of the eastern Kentucky coalfields. Because deep valleys and high ridges block line-of-sight signals, repeaters are placed on high peaks to allow local operators to talk across the county and connect with statewide emergency nets.

A significant portion of the ham radio infrastructure in Pike County is dedicated to SKYWARN (the National Weather Service's severe weather spotting network) and the Amateur Radio Emergency Service (ARES), which step in during flash flooding, winter storms, or power outages.

Pike County Ham Radio Frequency List

Below is the active layout of amateur radio repeaters serving Pike County, including their locations and access tones (PL Tones/CTCSS) required to key up the repeaters.

Output Freq (MHz) Input Freq (MHz) PL Tone Alpha Tag Location / Primary Use Mode
147.090 147.690 100.0 Hz N4MWA-SK / KN4TRV Phelps — Pike County Primary Repeater / SKYWARN FM
146.895 147.495 141.3 Hz KC4KZT-SK / KN4TRV Linked to the KN4TRV System / SKYWARN FM
145.150 144.550 127.3 Hz

K4PDM   FM                 

Local Nets & Technical Details.

 

           Pike County Hill's and Holler's Net: Local amateur radio operators gather weekly for the local emergency traffic net. It typically                       meets every Monday at 8:00 PM local time on the 146.895 MHz frequency (with a pluss offset and a PL tone of 127.3 Hz).

  • Operational Modes: All of the primary local repeaters listed operate using standard analog FM (Frequency Modulation). If you are programming a transceiver or a radio scanner, ensuring the correct PL Tone (CTCSS) is set is necessary to unmute your squelch or successfully transmit through the repeater.

  • Simplex Communications: For direct line-of-sight talking without a repeater, operators in the area utilize the standard national VHF calling frequency of 146.520 MHz.