Welcome to KL7DR's Ham Radio Satellite Web Site!
I am working on a new site dedicated to all two-way radios
with an emphasis on emergency services and public safety.

Click here http://radio.obarr.net



Alaska Ham Radio
Web Sites


- AC6V has more Amateur Radio software and web links than I have seen anywhere else
- AMSAT
- ARRL
- Arrow Antennas
- Cheap Yagi Antennas for VHF/UHF
- Digital Interface Info
- Heavens Above Main Page
- Jerry, K5OE: Home Brew Amateur Antennas
- KD4APP's Web Site
- N7SFI Home Page
- NASA’s online J-Track
- The DX Zone ... more Two-Way Radio info then you will ever need!
- PCsat, A Naval Academy Amateur Radio Satellite
- PSK 31 page
- SETI
- VE7WFG, Bill Greene’s web site

KL7DR working SO-50 while Paul, Dave, and Buff look on.
Sorry Dave, you can’t see it from here!




At our LEO Luncheon on April 9th, 2005 we met at our favorite restaurant, The Szechuan, in Eagle River. We went back to our roots, and celebrated our 5th anniversary by having three top-notch presentations on our current LEO’s. For our speakers we went right to the top, and had three of our Alaska AMSAT reps speak. Ed-KL7UW, Dale-KL7XJ and Dan-KL7DR. They told us everything we needed to know, particularly about AO-51, SO-50, FO-29, and about AMSAT and how to use its' exciting new web site design. Outstanding power point presentations, great handouts, and good food made for a great Saturday with over 30 Hams in attendance. Thanks Ed, Dale and Dan.





NEW!
How to use Wasilla’s IRLP node by KL1IN! If you haven’t tried IRLP yet, then you’re missing out on a great new way to use Amateur Radio to communicate worldwide. Checkout Wasilla’s IRLP node on 146.58 simplex with a 100.0 Hz tone.

Gahleos Photo Album


- KL7QZ's 6th LEO Newsletter
- KL7QZ's 2nd LEO Newsletter
- KL7QZ's First LEO Newsletter
- MARA's Field Day 2004
- KL7DR's opinions on repeaters
- Purpose of This Site
- Repeaters coordinated by MARA
- New AMSAT Area Coordinator for Alaska
- Amateur Radio in the 21st Century by Jim Wiley KL7CC
- Here's a neat article from MRT

- Tribute to KK5YY


- AO-51 September
- SO-50 September
- AO-16 September
- AO-27 September
- ISS September
- Sat Tracking Programs
- Keplerian Data
- KL7DR's New LEO Primer
- Alaska Grid Squares
- Amateur Repeaters
- Public Service - FRS and MURS Frequencies


The Great And Honorable Leo Society, "GAHLEOS" (also know as) THE LEO amateur radio scientific society of ALASKA, was started on Friday, September 15, 2000, at the Thai Kitchen on Tudor Rd. in Anchorage. Our bonding interest at that time focused on the Low Earth Orbiting (LEO) Amateur Radio satellites; therefore the name LEOs. Our founders included AL7KK/Rob, KL1HG/Doris, KL7AR/Mike, KL7JS/Deb, KL7DR/Dan, KL7GO/Gretchen, KL0QQ/Tom, KL0YO/Pat, KL7QZ/John and others. Our special guest was Jerry Schmitt, KK5YY(SK) inventor of the famous Arrow Antenna. John/QZ presented the first paper on LEO antennas specifically on how to build an “eggbeater”. Since then we have had papers on many topics including SETI, Grounding, Moon Bounce, How to Use The LEOs, SWR, digital modes and many other topics. Besides the presentation of papers we enjoy a good lunch and conversation. We meet at a restaurant in Anchorage, Eagle River or Wasilla. We start at 11:30 with lunch, our first paper is presented at 12 Noon followed with questions and a break at 12:50 PM; our second paper is presented at 1 PM. We end at 2 PM.

This site will continually be updated, and is intended to be a compliment or “Mirror Site” for http://groups.yahoo.com/group/gahleos/ Even though The Great And Honorable Leo Society (GAHLEOS) is a group of Alaska amateur radio enthusiasts, who operate the Low Earth Orbiting satellites (LEOs), our interests include all Space-based and all Amateur Radio communications. Most of us are also members of AMSAT http://www.amsat.org/. Our group charges no dues and elects no officers. Occasionally we do call for papers and present them in conjunction with the groups dining experience (The LEO Lunch).
SETI http://www.SETI.org/ enthusiast are welcomed.

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Last Updated September 3, 2008
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