[GreenKeys] RTTY still alive?
Roy Morgan
[email protected]
Mon, 15 Jul 2002 10:19:34 -0400
At 06:24 AM 7/15/02 -0400, Jim Tovet wrote:
... My problem is, is seems like there is no one on! I'm not going to
start refurbishing all these machines if there's no one on. Is it just
this lousy sun spot cycle we're stuck in? Are there any more nets?
Jim,
Here are three posts on tty frequencies recently posted on this mail reflector:
>To: greenkeys <[email protected]>
>From: Dean Davidson <[email protected]>
>Mime-Version: 1.0
>Subject: [GreenKeys] RTTY frequencies
...At 02:02 18/04/99, Bob Roehrig wrote:
> >On Fri, 16 Apr 1999, Don Robert House wrote:
> >
> >> I would appreciate any listing of RTTY Frequencies along with shift and
> >> baud rate.
> >
> >Here are some to check.
> >
> >FREQ CALL SERVICE BAUD SHIFT
> >13530 ??? WX 74.2 850
> >13510 CFH Canadian forces Halifax WX 74.2 850 also FAX
> >10536 CFH " 74.2 850 also FAX
> >6496.5 CFH " 74.2 850 also FAX
> >11476 HMF52 KCNA N. Korean press 50 425
> >11536 HMF49 KCNA 50 425
> >13580 HMF36 KCNA 50 425
> >5912.5 "KAWN" U.S. MIL wx 74.2 850
> >6397.5 "KAWN" " 74.2 850
> >5887.5 IMB32 WX (Rome) 50 850
> >7319 SUU WX (Cairo) 100 850
>
>Can anyone give an update on this?
>I was trying out a new setup over the weekend, and apart from Amateur
>frequencies
>I could not find any copyable signals
>
>Many thanks,
>Dean
>From: Ray Robinson <[email protected]>
>Reply-To: Ray Robinson <[email protected]>
>Subject: Re: [GreenKeys] RTTY frequencies
>To: [email protected]
>Hi Dean,
>
>
> >
>Try 13780 15633 Korean propaganda 50bd 170hz 8 or 9PM AEST
>
>Regards
>Ray
>From: "Andrew, Jim" <[email protected]>
>To: <[email protected]>
>Cc: <[email protected]>
>Subject: [GreenKeys] Active HF RTTY Frequencies
>
> > Hello Greenkeyers,
> >
> > I've seen a couple of threads recently inquiring about sources of
> baudot RTTY outside the amateur bands. We're certainly not in the heyday
> of shortwave RTTY and the information that is out in the public domain is
> woefully outdated. However, all is not lost.
> >
> > Below is a list of shortwave RTTY stations that I can confirm are
> accurate and active as I have personally monitored each recently, most in
> the past few weeks. Frequencies are my dial readings on USB (R = reverse
> shift). UTC is the time (in UTC, obviously) I logged the station. While
> accurate, this list is certainly not all-inclusive. There are still
> plenty of targets out there, at shifts and baud rates to please the whole
> family.
> >
> > Freq Call Shift/Baud UTC Entity Service
> >
> > 4233 FUF 850/75R 0345 French Navy Test tape
> > 4269 CFH 850/75 0145 Canadian Forces Weather
> > 4293 FUE 850/75 0415 French Navy Calling FAAA, RY
> marker
> > 4583 DDK2 425/50 0350 Hamburg Meteo Weather
> > 6387 CTP 850/75 0400 NATO - Lisbon NAWS marker
> > 6495 CFH 850/75 0045 Canadian Forces Weather
> > 7644 DDH7 425/50 0355 Hamburg Meteo Weather
> > 7782 KAWN 850/75 2200 USAF Aviation Weather
> > 8439 PBC 850/75 0425 Dutch Navy ZKN watch groups
> > 8451 FUG 850/75 0430 French Navy Calling FAAA, RY
> marker
> > 8461 CKN 850/75 0225 Canadian Forces NAWS, weather
> > 8477 FUF 850/75R 0435 French Navy RY, test marker
> > 9039 5YE 850/100 0025 Nairobi Meteo Aviation weather
> > 10099 DDK9 425/50 0150 Hamburg Meteo Weather
> > 10217 HZN 850/100R 0325 Jeddah Meteo Weather
> > 10536 CFH 850/75 2135 Canadian Forces Aviation weather
> > 10934 CFH 850/75 2130 Canadian Forces NAWS marker
> > 11123 HZN 850/100R 0050 Jeddah Meteo Weather
> > 12663 RFHJE 850/75R 0135 French Forces Calling FAAA, ZKN
> marker
> > 12700 CKN 850/75R 1810 Canadian Forces Freq watch list
> > 12822 CTP 850/75 0130 NATO - Lisbon NAWS marker, freq
> groups
> > 12839 PBC 850/75 0125 Dutch Navy Listening groups
> > 12855 6WW 850/75 2145 French Navy Calling FAAA, RY
> marker
> > 13029 FUF 850/75R 2140 French Navy Testing, RY marker
> > 13508 CFH 850/75 2125 Canadian Forces Aviation Weather
> > 13528 KAWN 850/75 1850 USAF Aviation weather
> > 15918 CFH 850/75 2120 Canadian Forces NAWS marker
> > 16802 CIS Flt 170/50R 0030 CIS Fishing Messages in Russian
> > 16903 RFQPME 850/75 2345 French Forces Calling FAAA, RY
> marker
> > 16960 FUF 850/75 2340 French Navy Calling FAAA, RY
> marker
> > 17116 PBC 850/75 1900 Dutch Navy Listening groups
> > 17178 FUG 850/75 1905 French Navy Calling FAAA, RY
> marker
> > 23535 FUF 850/75 1915 French Navy Testing, RY
> marker
> >
> > I have this in Excel format for easy updating and sorting. I'd be happy
> to e-mail the file on to anybody who might want to sort or manipulate.
> Alternatively, if you don't have Microsoft Excel, please let me know how
> you would like to see the information sorted or re-configured and I'll
> fax or e-mail that to you as well.
> >
> > If there is any interest, I will also be glad to incorporate recent
> logging from other Greenkeyers and maintain an ongoing database, perhaps
> published monthly. Otherwise, happy printing.
> >
> > Have fun.
> >
> > Jim Andrew, K5UI
>Houston, Texas
>Teletype Model 15, Teletype Model 28 RO, Kleinschmidt TT-117 Teleprinter,
>Kleinschmidt TT-179 Transmitter/Reperforator
>
> > PS - Still looking for anybody who has a manual copy for the
> Kleinschmidt TT-117 Teleprinter and/or TT-179 Transmitter/Reperforator I
> am (slowly) restoring. Have a spare Model 15 (military version) manual to
> trade if that helps.
> >
> >
- Roy Morgan, K1LKY since 1959 - Keep 'em Glowing!
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