KALO

KALO

Full power TV station · Honolulu, Hawaii

KALO is a full power over-the-air TV station, licensed to Honolulu, Hawaii. Its signal is estimated to reach about 52 cities and towns within 78 miles.

Aim your antenna at KALO

About KALO

Full-power stations are the main licensed broadcasters in a market. They may run the highest power from the tallest towers and are protected from interference, so they set the core of what you can receive.

At 103 kW effective radiated power, KALO runs more power than 39% of full-power TV stations nationwide (median: 273 kW).

Its antenna sits 688 m above the average surrounding terrain, higher than 92% of full-power stations. Taller antennas see farther: this one's radio horizon is roughly 75 miles, beyond which the signal fades quickly.

We estimate a fair-or-better signal out to about 78 miles with an outdoor antenna. That area includes 52 cities and towns in our guide with about 974,000 residents, as far as East Honolulu, HI (26 miles).

KALO shares its transmitter site with KHET, KGMB (CBS), KHNL (NBC), KHII-TV and KIKU. One antenna aimed at this site picks up all of them.

Station facts

NetworkIndependent / not listed
Virtual channelNot listed
Station typeFull power (DTV)
City of licenseHonolulu, HI
Tower location21.40300, -158.09783
Effective radiated power103 kW
Antenna height (HAAT)688 m (2,256 ft)
FCC facility ID51241
License statusLicensed

Cities that can receive KALO

Estimated with an outdoor antenna. Direction is from the city toward the tower.

CityDistancePoint antennaEst. signal
Makakilo, HI3.6 mi348° NNWStrong
Nānākuli, HI3.7 mi80° EStrong
Makakilo City, HI3.9 mi349° NNWStrong
Village Park, HI4.4 mi275° WStrong
Royal Kunia, HI4.6 mi278° WStrong
Mā‘ili, HI5.1 mi100° EStrong
Kapolei, HI5.3 mi331° NNWStrong
‘Ewa Villages, HI5.7 mi319° NWStrong
Waipahu, HI5.8 mi281° WStrong
Waianae, HI6.1 mi113° ESEStrong
‘Ewa Gentry, HI6.1 mi315° NWStrong
Mililani Town, HI6.3 mi238° WSWStrong
Waipio, HI6.4 mi261° WStrong
Waipi‘o Acres, HI6.9 mi232° SWStrong
Schofield Barracks, HI6.9 mi198° SSWStrong
Ocean Pointe, HI7.5 mi328° NNWStrong
Pearl City, HI7.9 mi273° WStrong
Wahiawā, HI8.3 mi214° SWStrong
‘Ewa Beach, HI8.4 mi316° NWStrong
Mākaha, HI8.5 mi121° ESEGood
Whitmore Village, HI9.0 mi211° SSWGood
Hickam Field, HI9.9 mi296° WNWGood
Waimalu, HI9.9 mi269° WGood
‘Aiea, HI11 mi278° WGood
Hālawa, HI11 mi278° WGood
Hālawa Heights, HI12 mi278° WGood
Hale‘iwa, HI13 mi178° SGood
Kahalu‘u, HI17 mi257° WSWGood
Honolulu, HI17 mi293° WNWGood
‘Āhuimanu, HI17 mi260° WGood
Pupukea, HI18 mi188° SGood
He‘eia, HI18 mi264° WGood
Hau‘ula, HI19 mi221° SWGood
Kaneohe, HI19 mi271° WGood
Lā‘ie, HI20 mi214° SWGood
Marine Corps Base Hawaii - MCBH, HI23 mi263° WGood
Kailua, HI23 mi270° WGood
Waimanalo, HI24 mi279° WGood
East Honolulu, HI26 mi288° WNWGood
Waimānalo Beach, HI26 mi281° WGood

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Frequently asked questions

Where is the KALO transmitter tower?

KALO broadcasts from a tower at 21.4030, -158.0978, near Makakilo, HI. It is licensed to Honolulu, Hawaii.

How far does KALO broadcast?

With an outdoor antenna, reception is usually workable up to about 78 miles from the tower, and possible in good conditions out to roughly 87 miles. Hills and buildings can shorten that.

How many people can watch KALO with an antenna?

About 974,000 people live in the 52 cities and towns within its estimated fair-signal range, not counting rural residents between them.

Which way do I point my antenna for KALO?

Open the live finder from your address to get the exact compass bearing to the KALO tower, or use the table above if your city is listed.