Welcome to the OHANA NET!

Find us on 14.268 MHz Monday through Friday

During winter months with Daylight Savings we meet at:
1700z Check-ins and 1730z Start Time

During the months with Standard Time we meet at:
1600z Check-ins and 1630z Start Time

Here is a Partial List of Active Members on 11/22/2023

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The "Ohana" net is on 14.268 MHz Monday through Friday. During the winter, or months with daylight savings it begins with early check-ins at 1700z to start at 1730z. Deducts one hour for all other months. You can also find this shown at the top of this page.

While the Net is structured just enough to recognize everyone, it is not excessively so and that gives it a warm and relaxing glow. It's a fun net to get into and stretch you signal legs and discover how your station is doing - out to the islands or into the mainland if you live in those warm and amazing waters of the Pacific Ocean. What an amazing opportunity and it happens Monday through Friday like clockwork.

Photo Credit: The beautiful Haleiwa Rainbow photo is a contribution from Larry Dighera, WB6BBB who says it was taken on November 15, 2009 at Haleiwa Beach on the North Shore of Oahu. Larry, you're a great guy. And folks should know that Larry also contributed some very interesting links regarding historic facts and photos of the Kahuku Marconi Wireless Station on the North Shore. We appreciate and thank you very much for letting us include it on our page. Aloha and High Five!

You won't be required to do anything other than be part of the Ohana Family and then when you get the call, you can grab that golden mike, twist the knobs on that new radio yousaved up for, fire it up and give us the scoop on what's happening at your corner of the world. No suit or tie or cufflink is necessary. Scuba gear, coconuts and woven hats are okay but might raise some eyebrows with the relatives if you hail from cooler climates. Aloha!

ADDITIONAL NOTES: Ohana in Hawaii means "family" and all are welcome to join in, share signal strengths, weather reports, and what is new in your life - and most importantly, to enjoy the comradery. We have inscribed "Ohana means Family" blue and gold pens with bright light and stylus on sale at: ohananetradio.com/pens.html -- We also have a Chat Channel to take advantage of and communicate when Solar Flares force us resort to smoke signals or any means possible.

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This page is a work in progress (no kidding, can you tell?), and I do this as a hobby. In no way do I represent the Ohana Net, but in every way I hope that if this page helps existing members or prospective members, that would be a very good thing. I started doing these kind of pages when I found that I could keep track of the Net from almost any device known to the technological world - my iPad was the biggest reason.

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from Ken - W6BQZ

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