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Hawaii · 3 licensed here · 23 signals estimated to reach · 44 listed

Radio in Lanai City

Stations pinned where you would find them on the dial. Marker height tracks transmitter power. A station appears here because its signal reaches this place — not because it is licensed to this town.

Plays each in turn and moves on automatically if one does not respond. Skip advances early.

Reach method: nominal class radius — a coarse stand-in. Swap in the FCC contour polygons and this page gets materially more honest.

FM88–108 MHz

88 90 92 94 96 98 100 102 104 106 108 KLNYKLNY — 88.9 MHz — 2 km out K216GXK216GX — 91.1 MHz — 2 km out KMNOKMNO — 91.7 MHz — 70 km out K225BDK225BD — 92.9 MHz — 6 km out KPOAKPOA — 93.5 MHz — 59 km out KSRRKSRR — 94.3 MHz — 70 km out KIXKKIXK — 95.1 MHz — 70 km out KKHIKKHI — 95.9 MHz — 2 km out K243BYK243BY — 96.5 MHz — 6 km out K249EHK249EH — 97.7 MHz — 6 km out K257CQK257CQ — 99.3 MHz — 6 km out KJKSKJKS — 99.9 MHz — 59 km out KMKVKMKV — 100.7 MHz — 69 km out K269FLK269FL — 101.7 MHz — 6 km out KJHFKJHF — 103.1 MHz — 2 km out K277AWK277AW — 103.3 MHz — 6 km out KRYLKRYL — 106.5 MHz — 69 km out K296GDK296GD — 107.1 MHz — 6 km out

AM530–1700 kHz

530 630 730 830 930 1030 1130 1230 1330 1430 1530 1630 KNUIKNUI — 550 kHz — 47 km out KCIKKCIK — 740 kHz — 47 km out KMVIKMVI — 900 kHz — 47 km out KAOIKAOI — 1110 kHz — 48 km out KWOEKWOE — 1240 kHz — 48 km out

Licensed nearby, but out of range

These transmit close enough to be worth naming and do not reach this place under the current model.

Where the transmitters are

Bearing and distance from Lanai City. Ring spacing is square-root scaled, so close and distant signals both stay readable. Point a directional antenna at the bearing, not at the city.

NESWKKHIKKHI — NE 48°, 2 kmKLNYKLNY — NE 48°, 2 kmK216GXK216GX — NE 48°, 2 kmKJHFKJHF — NE 37°, 2 kmK243BYK243BY — ESE 118°, 6 kmK225BDK225BD — ESE 119°, 6 kmK249EHK249EH — ESE 119°, 6 kmK257CQK257CQ — ESE 119°, 6 kmK269FLK269FL — ESE 119°, 6 kmK277AWK277AW — ESE 119°, 6 kmK296GDK296GD — ESE 119°, 6 kmKMVIKMVI — E 95°, 47 kmKNUIKNUI — E 95°, 47 kmKCIKKCIK — E 95°, 47 kmKAOIKAOI — E 91°, 48 kmKWOEKWOE — E 91°, 48 kmKPOAKPOA — ESE 104°, 59 kmKJKSKJKS — ESE 104°, 59 kmKMKVKMKV — E 101°, 69 kmKRYLKRYL — E 101°, 69 kmKMNOKMNO — E 95°, 70 kmKSRRKSRR — E 95°, 70 kmKIXKKIXK — E 95°, 70 km
KKHINE 48°2 km
KLNYNE 48°2 km
K216GXNE 48°2 km
KJHFNE 37°2 km
K243BYESE 118°6 km
K225BDESE 119°6 km
K249EHESE 119°6 km
K257CQESE 119°6 km
K269FLESE 119°6 km
K277AWESE 119°6 km
K296GDESE 119°6 km
KMVIE 95°47 km
KNUIE 95°47 km
KCIKE 95°47 km
KAOIE 91°48 km
KWOEE 91°48 km
KPOAESE 104°59 km
KJKSESE 104°59 km
KMKVE 101°69 km
KRYLE 101°69 km
KMNOE 95°70 km
KSRRE 95°70 km
KIXKE 95°70 km

Licensed here, heard elsewhere

City of license is a legal fact, not a coverage claim. KONI (64 km out) hold licences to Lanai City but transmit too far out to reach it under this model — which is exactly why this site files stations by where they land, not by where the paperwork says they belong.