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Galileo RIP on Jupiter 09/21/2003

Welcome to my web site! I am an electronic technician currently at liberty. I have experience in a number of areas, including navigational aids, radio, computers/digital, telephony, security, access control, nuclear based gauging systems, and work very well with multiple discipline systems.

My hobbies are Ham Radio, Aviation, Computers and the Internet, and Music. I also am in the 248 TAC AIR SQ, Civil Air Patrol, U.S. Air Force Auxiliary, which is kinda my avocation.

I hope you like the things I have included on my page, and find them useful. The Internet is a tremendous resource, and we are only beginning to find ways to make use of it. We are wittnessing a real revolution in the way people communicate with each other, and I feel fortunate to be here to see it.



Artwork by Pam Faehling


The following are some of the links that I particularly like, especially in light of my interests. Amateur Radio Operators do a lot of severe weather spotting for the U.S. Weather Service, and of course I am interested in the weather as it involves flying, both recreationally, and doing search and rescue work for the Civil Air Patrol.

All my Weather Links


New!!

Larry's Cooking Links

"New!!"

Amateur Radio Links

The Amsat Home Page

Amateur Radio Newsline

Tune in a Kenwood 440

The FCC Universal Licensing System (ULS)

The Buckmaster Hamcall Server

QRZ.com Take a practice ham license test

Com-West Ham Radio Links

Visit The Salopian Web

Open U.S. Repeaters

2 Line Keplerian Elements

The Magic Band Network

The Orbitessera Web Site

Solar Images

Solar Terrestrial Activity Report

Track the ISS

Radio Monitoring Software


Here are some aviation sites for you...

EAA
The Experimental Aircraft Association!

The Busiest Aviation Hub in Cyberspace

Landings: Search N-Numbers

My Avocation...

NEWA new repeater installation

National Headquarters Civil Air Patrol

Wisconsin Wing CAP

Our favorite football team:

The Green Bay Packers

You betcha you're from Wisconsin when...

Dozens of Newslinks - The Drudge Report

The Daily Bikini Page- lots of cool links, plus pretty girls


The hottest search engine I have found on the net:

Google

Visit Larry's Music Page

And I'm just getting interested in Cryptography,

and security on the Internet. Did you know that it's easier

in some cases to intercept your email than it is to intercept

your phone conversations?


Cryptography: The Study of Encryption


Get PGP - Pretty Good Privacy


Public Security Software!!


Security Related Tools and Archives


Popular Cryptography


About the Clipper Chip


Hide those files from prying eyes with



Golden Key

Protect Privacy Online: Join the Golden Key Campaign!

Join the Blue Ribbon Online Free Speech Campaign!

And last but not least, the best way to get software from the Internet that I have found:

TUCOWS

Thanx for taking a look at my page, and if you get the chance to visit Clintonville, Wisconsin sometime, let me know. We are located :
This map courtesy of MapQuest!

I can be reached by email at
lfaehling@netscape.net or
kl7ibv@amsat.org

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The Gadsden Flag: The American Revolutionary period was a time of intense but controlled individualism - when self-directing responsible individuals again and again decided for themselves what they should do, and did it- without needing anyone else to give them an assignment or supervise them in carrying it out. Such a person was the patriot Colonel Christopher Gadsden of South Carolina. He had seen and liked a bright yellow banner with a hissing, coiled rattlesnake rising up in the center, and beneath the serpent the same words that appeared on the Striped Rattlesnake Flag - Don't Tread On Me. Colonel Gadsden made a copy of this flag and submitted the design to the Provincial Congress in South Carolina. Commodore Esek Hopkins, commander of the new Continental fleet, carried a similar flag in February, 1776, when his ships put to sea for the first time. Hopkins captured large stores of British cannon and military supplies in the Bahamas. His cruise marked the salt-water baptism of the American Navy, and it saw the first landing of the Corps of Marines, on whose drums the Gadsden symbol was painted.