Hawaii Allstar Net/Monthly Siren Test

Here are the latest news about upcoming Hawaii Allstar Net activities and the regular monthly siren test.

Views expressed in this Amateur/Ham Radio News update are those of the reporter and correspondents.  Accessed on 01 October 2022, 0413 UTC.

Content provided by Dave Pacheco (AH6OD).

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Aloha All,

All radio amateurs are invited. This network has a big footprint, and good ears with multiple remote Allstar simplex and repeater nodes, so hams on every island and on the Mainland should be able to check in. Prior to the net, we’ll be re-transmitting Amateur Radio Newsline weekly broadcast.

 

Weekly Newsline Broadcast Sunday 02 October at 3:30pm Hawaii Standard Time (0130 Zulu Monday)

 

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Weekly Hawaii/Mainland Allstar Net starts Sunday at 4pm Hawaii Standard Time (0200 Zulu Monday)

Net Control: Open

Net Logger: Open

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Monthly Big Island Siren Net on Monday 3 October at 11:30am Hawaii Standard Time (Hawaii Island Only)

Net Control: Joseph (WH6FZH) – Mountain View, Hawaii – will start the Net with Roll Call at 11:30AM on Monday 3 October 2022 via RF on Hawaii Allstar Network.

We are looking for Island wide participation on this monthly exercise to report their results.

 Please observe a two second delay on key up time between each transmission.

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Hilo LDS Emergency Response Net Monday Night 03 October at (8:30pm) Hawaii Standard Time (0630 Zulu Tuesday)

Net Control: Alex E. (AH6KZ) – Keaau, Hawaii

Net Control will take check-ins from Hilo Stake first followed by others on the Allstarlink network to include other Stakes in the Hawaiian Islands and mainland stations. This net is open to anyone who wants to participate.  He’ll be operating from Keaau, Big Island using WH6DVI VHF repeater in Ainaloa.  Please observe a two second delay on key up time between each transmission.

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  The Waikoloa UHF repeater is back in service – 442.175 (+) PL 123.0

 We have a new VHF repeater on the air in Hawaii Kai in East Honolulu – 145.270 (-) PL 103.5 (It has limited coverage).

 We will be installing a new VHF repeater in Hawaiian Ocean View frequency is 147.300 (+) PL 103.5 – Activation Pending.

All activities except the East Hawaii Radio Training Net can be heard on the following links:

For those outside the Hawaiian Islands, you can reach the network using any one of the Allstar Nodes 28508, 42616 or 45530

Allstar – Hawaii/Mainland Allstarlink Network via RF simplex and repeaters throughout the Hawaiian Islands.  Here is a link to view the RF frequencies depending upon where you reside:  https://drive.google.com/open?id=1yzLw8DZxYvQRL4lJKmA-KGpMn3aH4Ch_&usp=sharing

Brandmeister/DMR:  TG 31158 “Hawaii Allstar Net”

Echolink – KH6IN-L

 WH6AV-R

 

For those not licensed yet, you can listen to the net on the following website.   https://www.broadcastify.com/listen/feed/27598

If anyone needs help, please let any of the sysops know.  Glad to be of assistance.

73 and aloha

Hawaii Allstar Group

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