VHF Channels print one off.

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The season is upon us here are the vhf channels for those who wish to keep them.
Admins may want to pin this one for a while.Wink Coast Gaurd sent me this.Clap

Coastguard VHF Marine Radio Coverage
Ch 16 International Distress - Safety and Calling Frequency.
Also Calling Channel Coastguard and other vessels. Except in an emergency
situation, move to a suitable working channel after making initial contact with
station being called.
Ch 60, 61, 83 Calling/Working Channel for Coastguard.
Far North.
Ch 64 Calling/Working Channel for Coastguard.
Whangarei.
Ch 66 Calling/Working Channel for Coastguard.
North Kaipara.
Ch 80 Calling/Working Channel for Coastguard.
Waitemata Harbour and Inner Hauraki Gulf.
Ch 81 Calling/Working Channel for Coastguard.
Manukau Harbour and west coast located on South Head.
Ch 82 Calling/Working Channel for Coastguard.
Outer Hauraki Gulf. Effective range is from Mayor Island to North of Tutukaka.
Repeater located on Moehau Ranges, Coromandel.
Ch 82 Calling/Working Channel for Coastguard.
Hokianga.
Ch 84 Calling/Working Channel for Coastguard.
Whangaroa.
Ch 84 Calling/Working Channel for Coastguard.
Kaipara Harbour and west coast located on South Head.
Ch 85 Calling/Working Channel for Coastguard.
Tutukaka, Whangaruru and Poor Knights area.
Ch 86 Calling/Working Channel for Coastguard.
Bay of Islands.
Ch 86 Calling/Working Channel for Coastguard.
Raglan/Kawhia harbours and west coast, linked to Channel 81.
Ch 86 Calling/Working Channel for Coastguard.
Whitianga.
Continuous Weather & Maritime Safety Service Nowcasting
Half Moon Bay Marina Nowcasting provides Peak and Average wind strength (Knots)
and direction (true bearings) from sites around the Northern Region.
Ch 20 Outer Hauraki Gulf - Doubtless Bay and Ahipara.
Ch 21 Inner Gulf and Waitemata/Manukau Harbours.
Ch 23 Kaipara Harbour and immediate West Coast.
Ch 21 Bay of Islands - north to Whangaroa and south to Whangaruru.
Boat to Boat Channels
Ch 04 Tutukaka, Ch 03 Kawau, Ch 62 Whangaroa, Waiheke, Ch 65 Coromandel, Ch 63 Manukau, Ch 04 Raglan.
Ch 06 & 08 Inter boat working and chat.
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Good stuff.

What about the local maritime radios?

Cape Brett - Karikari:  Russell Radio Ch 63  0800 - 2000Hrs

(Note: Whangaroa maritime, was on Ch 62,  is currently unmanned)

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Great info there thanks BA.
 
These are also available in a sticker format and are available at most boat yards. I grabbed a new one from Family Boats the other day :)
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Heaps missingConfused Doesnt seem to be any channels from south of Whitianga  on the East coast. You would think they would give a total listDisapprove
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This was probably put together by Coastguard Northern Region. The other regions probably do the same and maybe on their websites.

Links to these are at the very bottom of this page: http://www.nzcoastguard.org.nz/localunits
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yeah northern region stuff.
whangaroa is now 84 Hairy and chit chat 62 but it is manned by all those who listen in, many people dont realize that coast guard have moved in and run 84 for your T/Rs
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