Notices for all Hams in Hawaii!

Alternate Net Frequencies
Just in case one of our regular net frequencies is being used by others, I have added 7.095 and 3.888 to both the Web Roster Editor (which is used by net control stations) and to the WebSDRs and the QRZ Box. Thanks to KK6GM for being the voice of reason, and giving me this idea. -Konabob

Notices and Links pages now rotate
The Notices page now rotates with the Links page every 5 minutes. The buttons in the green bar under the NVIS MAP window allow you to manually toggle between the two pages. -Konabob

Maui Amateur Radio Club (MARC) Monthly Meetings
Are held every second Wednesday at the Maui County Civil Defense Emergency Operating Center (EOC) Conference Room. Meetings start at 7:00 P.M. and usually last about 2 hours. Click Here for details

Oahu - Ham Lunch is on the first Wednesday of the month at 11:30 AM at Moanalua 99, (A.K.A. 99 Ranch Market). Joe (KH6FHI) would be happy to provide transportation to and from the airport for any outer island ham that wanted to participate.

BIARC Meetings are on the 2nd Saturday of each month at 2:00PM. We normally meet at the Kea'au Community Center in Kea'au, about 6 miles south of Hilo on Hwy 11

Ham Radio HF Nets in Hawaii:
Aloha Net - Meets daily on 7.188* at 9:00 AM HST.
ARES Net on Wednesday night 18:30 ARES net is on 7.088*.
Hawaii Afternoon Net - Meets daily on 7.088* at 4:00 PM HST
Statewide Healthcomm net meets the first Saturday of every month
	 @0900 HST. Contact Jack at tsujimur@hawaii.edu for notices.
Sunday Evening "Bandhopper Net" - Meets on Sunday Evening at 
8:00 PM on 7.088, 3.880, or 1.857 as conditions permit.

*Depending on conditions, these nets may open on 5.317.5 or 3.880.
Check the 40meter.net website for best NVIS propagation frequency.

Ham Radio VHF/UHF/DMR Nets in Hawaii:

A Hawaii DMR Net - Meets Saturdays at 7:00 PM HST on talk group 3115
Accessible repeaters are:
Kona 444.200 color code 1
Hilo 444.125 color code 1
Haleakala, Maui 442.850 color code 1
Mauna Kapu, Oahu, on 444.100 +, color code 4
Kakaako, Oahu, 444.500 color code 5
Kalaheo, Kauai, 442.225 color code 1

Hawaii-Mainland Allstar Net - Meets every Sunday at 4PM HST.
Preceded by the Amateur Radio Newsline, starting at 3:30 HST.

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