“Roving” in April
Written by: Dave N9AIG April 20, 2023 If you perform a search on this website and look for “To Go” cases, you will find an article that I wrote in...
Author: Dave Webb
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Battery Lab – Status Update
Written by: Dave (Batman) N9AIG November 19, 2022 Since the last newsletter, the battery lab continues to be busy with testing batteries and recycling those that fail a timed discharge...
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Fire Mitigation Operation
Fire Mitigation Operation 2018 The Wild land Fire Mitigation Operation will be held on Sept 28 – Oct 1. This event will be held on the North side of Eagle...
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Request for Fairbanks-HAARP-Anchorage experiment participation
Hello! I am writing to request participation of KL7AA members in a rather unique experiment involving members from KL7KC (Arctic Amateur Radio Club), a scientist in Fairbanks (that’s me), and...
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May 2018 Newsletter – Web edition
Here is the inaugural web edition of KL7AA’s Monthly Newsletter: https://kl7aa.net/newsletter The archive of past newsletters will be available as we move issues into the repository. Errors, omissions and suggestions to...
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New Swap N’ Shop Items
FOR SALE: All prices firm. All bought new by owner (with exception of VF-1): non-allergenic, non-smoking, and peaceful environment. All working as from factory. Sorry, No Pictures. LDG AT-600 Proll. Manual....
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No Working Wednesday on Thanksgiving Eve
Everyone: Please be informed that there will not be a “Working Wednesday” session this coming November 22, 2017 at the AARC clubhouse. The calendar of events in the November AARC...
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Alaska QSL Bureau
The original Alaska QSL bureau was started by Sandy and Mary Olendorff of Big Lake, Alaska. They operated it until John Bierman, KL7GNP took it over and now Roger Hansen...
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Why We Must Fight for the Right to Repair Our Electronics
Pending U.S. legislation could force manufacturers to make repair parts and information available at fair prices Posted 24 Oct 2017 | 15:00 GMT By KYLE WIENS AND GAY GORDON-BYRNE The Consumer Technology Association estimated that...
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Sleuthing the Mystery QSL
An anecdotal tale and review of QSL cards for DX contact verification via snail mail.
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