Welcome to our New 2023
OHANA NET
We Meet:
1600 UTC on 14.268
Monday-Friday

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

We are adding photo entries of our members and

anyone who has checked into the Ohana Net

Scroll down a tad more

Our Active Member Photo List

HAROLD KK6ZML SAN DIEGO

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The "Ohana" net is on 14.268 MHz at 1600 UTC weekdays. About 20 minutes or so before the Net you can find members getting a head start, milling about, saying hello, offering 73s, chortling QSLs, eating a pineapple or gnawing on a mango - and catching up on what's new. (Now if you discover any hams wandering outside the perimeter, maybe tuning up or stirring coffee or I dunno something, please direct them back as soon as possible - the Net by golly is about to start).

Oh my, 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 - check out propagation 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 every weekday, like clockwork ya know, the volunteers at this Net are beyond compare, keeping everything going strong, day after day after month after year. We are lucky to have them. We are very lucky to have them.

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!

Now, where were we? I just turned 71 and I am constantly misplacing everything, glasses, keys, socks. Terrible.

Wait, don't go away, dog-gone-it. I found it. Here is where we left off: 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 you saved up for, fire it up and give us the scoop on what's happening at your corner of the world. You don't even have to dress up. No suit or tie or cufflink is necessary. Scuba gear, coconuts and woven hats are okay but might raise some eyebrows with the relatives in the winter season, though. But it's OK, you can blame it all on Ham Radio.

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and 73!

Ken - W6BQZ

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