HF in Hawaii
HF in Hawaii can be some local inter-island QSO or all DX outside the islands.
Visitors should check US Amateur Frequency Allocations chart and ARRL Band Plans on the ARRL website.
Per FCC, stations in Hawaii may operate phone between 7075 and 7100 kHz.
Phone and Image modes are permitted between 7075 and 7100 kHz for FCC licensed stations in ITU Regions 1 and 3 and by FCC licensed stations in ITU Region 2 West of 130 degrees West longitude or South of 20 degrees North latitude. See Sections 97.305(c) and 97.307(f)(11). These exemptions do not apply to stations in the continental US.
Visitors are always welcome to join the local nets.
0800 HST weekdays 14273 kHz +/- Ohana Net KH6LJ Hawaiian Isles and West Coast
0900 HST weekdays 7290 kHz Friendly Net KH6WM Hawaiian Islands
1600 HST everyday 7088.0 kHz Hawaii Afternoon Net Hawaiian Islands & Marine Mobile
1900 HST Tuesday 7088 kHz with 7080 kHz as an alternate or 3993.5 kHz with 3888.0 kHz as an alternate or 1870 kHz Pacific Section ARES Net.
Other nets that might be of interest:
1700 HST everyday 14300 kHz Pacific Seafarer's Net
2100 HST everyday 7235 kHz
Triple H Net
PSK31 frequencies
10 Meter Band:
28.110 - 28.125 Mhz
12 Meter Band:
24.920 - 24.930 Mhz
15 Meter Band:
21.060
- 21.080 Mhz
17 Meter Band:
18.100 - 18.110 Mhz
20 Meter Band:
14.060 - 14.080 Mhz
30 Meter Band:
10.130 - 10.145 Mhz
40 Meter Band:
7.060
- 7.080 Mhz
80 Meter Band:
3.620 - 3.640 Mhz
Webmaster is Bob Anderson, KH6AS
Email KH6AS@att.net or telephone 808 823 9353
Last Update: April 14, 2008
Webmaster