Satellite Stations
These stations, in addition to translator K32IX-D in Lihue, rebroadcast KHNL's signal throughout Hawaii.
| Station | City of license | Channel | First air date | Call letters’ meaning |
ERP | HAAT | Facility ID | Transmitter location | Transmitter Coordinates |
| KHBC-TV | Hilo | 22 (UHF) | August 22, 1983 | Hilo Broadcasting Company (Original owner) | 8 kW | −170 m | 34846 | on top of Hilo Hawaiian Hotel | 19°43′40.9″N 155°4′0.7″W / 19.728028°N 155.066861°W / 19.728028; -155.066861 (KHBC-TV) |
| KOGG | Wailuku | 16 (UHF) | August 22, 1989 | OGG is Kahului Airport's IATA code | 50 kW | 818 m | 34859 | summit of Haleakala | 20°39′26.7″N 156°21′39.1″W / 20.657417°N 156.360861°W / 20.657417; -156.360861 (KOGG) |
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