[GreenKeys] TT32 Telegraph Terminal

[Sam Hallas]

BARTG's Secretary has received the following request. Can anyone help 
with info? I've not heard of this machine, though it would appear to be 
a British model. It looke like a pretty advanced sort of terminal unit. 
I notice that the front panel displays are showing 1275 and 1445 which I 
seem to recall are the correct correct narrow shift tones for amateur use.

Sam

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From: m.kerry@onetel.net <m.kerry@onetel.net>
To: Ian Brothwell G4EAN <ian@bartg.demon.co.uk>
Date: 05 April 2003 14:59
Subject: Re: BMK-Multy

I wonder if you or anyone else in BARTG can help my ex US distributor 
with his query on identifying an RTTY unit that's for sale on e-bay. 
Anyone know just what a TT32 unit can do? Could it be used with an HF 
radio for RTTY?

Mike.
g4bmk

The specific thing I wanted to ask you about is what I think is an RTTY 
terminal unit currently for sale on e-bay, with the auction ending 
Tuesday 8 April.  This clearly is a British unit, it occurs to me you 
may know something about it:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=3016512981
It's a "Model TT32 Terminal Telegraph" manufactured by Rediffusion Radio 
Systems, LTD.
The label on the back reads: "APPROVED for use with PRIVATE CIRCUITS 
ONLY run by British Telecommunications in accordance with the conditions 
in the instructions for use." So possibly it is intended to connect to 
telephone lines, and wouldn't work well on HF radio.
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