Contents

  1. 1 Hawaii Island Repeater Information:
    1. 1.1 Big Island Repeater System: http://www.hamradiohawaii.com/maui/Big-Island
      1. 1.1.1 Maui Repeater System: http://www.hamradiohawaii.com/maui
      2. 1.1.2 Kauai Repeater System: http://kauaiamateurradioclub.org/repeaters.html
      3. 1.1.3 Kauai Repeater System: http://www.hamradiohawaii.com/kauai
      4. 1.1.4 Oahu Repeater System: http://www.hamradiohawaii.com/oahu
    2. 1.2 Official Hawaii Coordinated Repeaters 
  2. 2 Hawaii Scanner Frequencies (Click on a island)
  3. 3 Mauna Kea 
    1. 3.1 444.350 (+)    
  4. 4 The Insomniac Net
  5. 5 Win System
  6. 6 WINLINK
  7. 7 HF Frequencies
  8. 8 Hawaii State Net's
  9. 9 DMR in Hawaii
    1. 9.1 OAHU:
      1. 9.1.1 Big Island: 
      2. 9.1.2 Kauia : Kapaa, Hawaii
      3. 9.1.3 Maui 
  10. 10 Big Island Repeaters 
  11. 11 Other Frequencies
  12. 12 IRLP and EchoLink
  13. 13 State Linked Repeaters
  14. 14 Scanner Frequencies
  15. 15 Simplex National Frequency
  16. 16 Hawaii Civil Defense Simplex Frequencies
  17. 17 Emergency Communications Frequencies
  18. 18 Amateur Radio Wilderness Protocol Monitoring Times

Hawaii Island Repeater Information:

Big Island Repeater System: http://www.hamradiohawaii.com/maui/Big-Island

Maui Repeater System: http://www.hamradiohawaii.com/maui

Kauai Repeater System: http://kauaiamateurradioclub.org/repeaters.html

Kauai Repeater System: http://www.hamradiohawaii.com/kauai

Oahu Repeater System: http://www.hamradiohawaii.com/oahu

Maps of Oahu, Big Island and Maui are on the left side of this page. 

Official Hawaii Coordinated Repeaters 

(Once this page opens, look at the bottom of that page and click on a link.)

Aircraft Frequencies (World Wide HF and VHF/UHF Aircraft Communications Listening)

Hawaii Scanner Frequencies (Click on a island)

Honolulu Police and Fire are currently on a Enhanced Digital Access Communication System (EDACS) Digital ProVoice system and a scanner currently can not recieve this type of communications. Honolulu will be transitioning to a Project 25. The standard is being mandated by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security for first responders nationwide. Still, it will take up to three years to completely change out the system here in Honolulu. See Link for more information.

Mauna Kea 

(13000 Ft Mountain in Hawaii) 
146,720+ operated by the VOAD, Volunteer Organization Active in Disasters.

444.350 (+)    

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The Insomniac Net

It is on 444.725+ with a PL Tone of 123. There is a nightly net at 8 PM Hawaii Local Time. They call the net the "Insomniac Trivia Net.  http://www.thedeanfamily.com/WinSystem/InsomniacNet.htm

The website: "Our net begins at 11:00pm Pacific time on the Win System reflector 9100 which is the hub for 78 linked repeaters covering 14 states and 2 other countries. The net usually lasts 1 hour.

Win System

Win System website http://www.winsystem.org/
 

WINLINK

Hawaii RMS frequency is 7104.00. 
http://www.winlink.org//

Hawaii Winlink packet radio with its local RMS frequency of 7104.000 KHz and web link of http://www.winlink.org/.

HF Frequencies

  • 40 Meters: 7.188.00 LSB, Hawaii Aloha Net (0900 Local) This net's purpose is to provide signal checks, radio talk and brief general conversation as appropriate.
  • 40 Meters: 7.290.00 LSB, State Emergency Frequency
  • 20 Meters: 14.268.00 USB, Ohana Net (Family Net), Open to all and Informal. 7 days a week at 1800 Z, 0800 W (Local)
  • 80 Meters: 3.993.5 LSB, State Emergency Frequency
  • 11.282.00 USB is the FAA Air Traffic Frequency between Honolulu and California. Use this in an emergency only if out at sea and cannot contact the USCG on any other frequency. The Airline will usually relay for you.

Hawaii State Net's

  • EARC Net. 146.880 (-) MHz, 1930 Hours (7:30 Local) Linked to 444.500+ (Not leaked to 444.500 as of April 2016) Nets are every night at 7:30 PM except 4th Wednesday of each month. (As of 11 April 2016 the Sunday night nets have been suspended)
  • DEM (Department of Emergency Management) Net is on the fourth (4th) Wednesday of each month on146.880 (-) MHz, 1930 Hours (7:30 Local) Linked to 444.500+
  • The DEM/ARES does a FLDIGI/Tech net on the 4th Tuesday and Thursday of each month from 8 pm to 9 pm.  EARC repeaters will stay linked in via the RF link currently in use bridging the networks
  • Maui Emergency and Hawaii State RACES.  147.020+ (Maui) / 147.040 (Kauai) / 147.060+(Oahu)  State Linked Net;  Every Monday at 1900W (7:00 Local)
  • Hawaii Ohana Net. 40 Meters: 7.188.00 LSB,  (0900 and 1600 Daily)
  • Health Comm Net.147.280 (+) MHz. First business day of the month. The repeater is on top of the Hawaii Medical Center West in Ewa Beach. Net starts at 11:45 for Hospital Check-ins and then the NCS will ask for all other check ins. Net usually goes for 30 Minutes. 
  • Kauai Amateur Radio Club, Every Monday...2000W...146.920-...Linked to 147.160+
  • LDS Church: Wednesday and Thursday. 9 PM (2100), 146.620- (PL Tone 103.5) Open to anyone. Repeater on West side on Mauna Kapu Mountain.
  • Oahu Swap and Shop:  Starting in May the swap and shop will start at 7 pm on the 4th Tuesday of each month and 8 pm the rest of the month. This is broadcast on the EARC Repeater 146.880 (-).

DMR in Hawaii

OAHU:

The Mauna Kapu repeaters 146.80 and 444.100. The UHF 444.100 Analog repeater will be taken offline and replaced with a brand new DMR repeater on the brandmeister network.  
Freq: 444.100 plus 5.000 (449.100)
Color Code: 4  Slot 1  and Slot 2
TG: 1 Local/3115 Hawaii.


Freq: 444.100 plus 5.000 (449.100)
Color Code: 4  
Slot 1  is for Statically assigned 3115 State of Hawaii 
Slot 2  TG: 2 Local Statically assigned TG 2 (local repeater cluster, Big Island east/west and Maui)

-- Statically assigned talk groups are permanently assigned to that time slot and any transmission on the talk group will be heard when listening.

-- Dynamic Talk groups are groups that you will need to key up with your radio set to that TG, the repeater will hear it and link to that TG, you can call out and have a QSO on that TG and it will stay connected until no further signal is heard into the repeater for 15 minutes, then disconnect the TG.

-- We ask that Slot 1 be used for local and statewide traffic and slot 2 for everything else, Thank you and have fun.

--Brandmeister Network Link: Brandmeister Network Dashboard

--Last Heard List

The DMR repeater located in Kakaako is now on the air. 444.500 plus 5.0,  Color code 5

Big Island: 

444.200 Kailua-Kona, (West Hawaii ) (DMR) CC1 TG 3115

442.850 Haleakala, Maui (North Hawaii) (DMR) CC1 TG 3115

444.125 Kaumana, Hilo (East Hawaii) (DMR) CC1 TG 3115

443.400 Ocean view( South Hawaii) (DMR) CC1 TG 3115

443.400 Ocean view, Ka'u (South Hawaii) DMR CC1 TS 2 TG 3115 and Local 2 TS 1


Kauia : Kapaa, Hawaii


444.300, Offset +5, CG 0, Time Slot 1, 

Time Slot #1 - Group Call 1 = DMR-MARC World Wide
Time Slot #1 - Group Call 3 = DMR-MARC U.S. / English Speaking Countries
Time Slot #2 - Group Call 3777215 = TRBO-6
Time Slot #2- Group Call 3115 = HI Statewide

You Must Have [ARS] Disabled Within Your Radio

Coverage Area (http://www.dmr-marc.net/images/wh6tf-coverage.jpg)

Maui 

DMR is crosslink to analog repeater 443.025, PL 103.5, +5, TG 31058


Coverage Area: See Maui map

Big Island Repeaters 

Other Frequencies

  • 14.340.00 USB, Hawaii Huricane Net
  • 14.300.00 USB, Pacific Seafarers Net at 0300 Zulu
  • Weather Frequency: 162.550.00 FM
  • Universal Coordinated Time Frequency: 5.000.00 AM

IRLP and EchoLink

The open IRLP repeaters and radios are:

  • Node: 3080, Freq 443.425+, PL=114.8, Located in Honolulu, Callsign KH6FV
  • Node: 3112, Freq 446.250, Located in Honolulu, Hawaii, Callsign KH6DQ
  • Node: 3196, Freq 445.500, Located in Mililani, Callsign KH6DAD
  • Node: 3197, Freq 444.375+, PL=114.8, Located Waimanalo on Oahu, Callsign KH6FV
  • Node: 3217, Freq 443.550+, PL 114.8, Located at Pearl Harbor Area, Callsign KH6FV
  • Node: 3220, Freq 444.350+, PL=103.5, Located on Diamond Head, Callsign AH6CP
  • Node: 3668, Freq 146.760-, Located in Peacock Flats on the North Shore of Oahu, Callsign KH6FV
  • Node: 3720, Freq 444.850+ PL=114.8, Located in Waikiki, Callsign KH6FV
  • Node: 3725, Freq 445.550, PL=114.8, Located on the Big Island, Hilo, Hawaii, Callsign KH6FV-9
  • Node: 3730, Freq 147.550, PL=114.8, Located on the Island of Lihue, Callsign NH6HF
  • Node: 7020, Freq 442.100, PL=136.5, Located on Mt. Haleakala, Maui, Callsign KH6RS
  • Node: 8281, Freq 144.440, PL=100.0, Located at Volcano on the Big Island, Hawaii, Callsign WH7BR
  • Node: 8937, Freq 444.725, PL=123.0, Located on the Big Island, Hilo, Hawaii, Callsign WH6FM (Connected to the WIN System)* 
*open repeater which covers the Hilo area. The repeater is normally tied into the Western Intertie Network on 9100 but anyone can redirect to another node and reflector as required. The repeater will automatically home back to 9100 after idle for 15 minutes.
  • Node: 3672, Freq 146.910 147.550, Located on Guam

Echolink radios are:
  • Node 25070, Freq 145.470-, Located in Salt Lake on Oahu, Callsign: KH6IB-L 
  • Node 45661, Freq 147.140, Located in Hilo on the Big Island, Callsign: AH6JA-L

State Linked Repeaters

The following Islands are linked to each other via a State Microwave.

  • Lihue: 147.04
  • Diamond Head: 147.06 (PL TONE: 103.5)
  • Maui: Haleakala: 147.02
  • Big Isalnd: Mauna Loa: 147.04
Hawaii Linked Island Net:  Every Monday at 1900W (7:00 Local)

Scanner Frequencies

  • Oahu EMS Dispatch: 453.925
  • Oahu Ambulance to Hospital: 453.700
  • Honolulu Airport Information: 119.675
  • Honolulu Airport Weather: 119.800
  • Honolulu Airport Ground Control: 118.100
  • Honolulu Airport Air Tower Control: 118.300
  • 121.900 AM
  • Honolulu Airport Weather and Information: 127.900 AM
  • 154.425
  • 154.710

Simplex National Frequency

146.520

Hawaii Civil Defense Simplex Frequencies

Map of Districts:

District I West: 146.550

District I East: 146.565

District II North: 146.475

District II South: 146.460

District III: 146. 445

District IV: 146. 505

District V Windward: 146.490

District VI: 146.535: Covers Kapolei / Ewa Beach / Aiea Area from the Campbell Industrial Park Area East towards Ewa Beach Fort Weaver Road to just past the Pearl Harbor / Hickam Air Force Base Area and North to H1 and South to the ocean.

APRS Frequency: 144.390, Digital

Emergency Communications Frequencies

Wilderness Protocol Nets

Band Mode MHz
2 Meter FM 146.520
6 Meter FM 52.525
222 Band FM 223.500
440 Band FM 446.000
23 Centimeters FM 1294.500

Amateur Radio Wilderness Protocol Monitoring Times

24 Hr AM / PM
0100 - 0105 1:00am - 1:05am
0400 - 0405 4:00am - 4:05am
0700 - 0705 7:00am - 7:05am
1000 - 1005 10:00am - 10:05am
1300 - 1305 1:00pm - 1:05pm
1600 - 1605 4:00pm - 4:05pm
1900 - 1905 7:00pm - 7:05pm
2200 - 2205 10:00pm - 10:05pm