[GreenKeys] RTTY/ITTY Enthusiast

Norm normand3 at q.com
Tue Mar 11 12:19:39 EDT 2014


No George, Thank You.
 Norm
WB7WEQ
  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: George B.Hutchison 
  To: greenkeys at mailman.qth.net 
  Sent: Monday, March 10, 2014 11:30 PM
  Subject: [GreenKeys] RTTY/ITTY Enthusiast


  Greenkeyers - - -

   

  This past Wednesday I received a letter with the return address of "RTTY/ITTY Enthusiast.

   

  The contents were a brief letter citing that it was an opportunity to "give-back" a small token of thanks for the efforts put forth to keep ITTY going when things go kaput for whatever reason. 

   

  Others, both anonymous and beknownst to me, have over the years made similar contributions and to all I say "Thank You So Much".

   

  All things considered, ITTY has been and continues to be remarkably successful even though it started out as brain fart and somewhat of a kluge. 

   

  Industrialist Henry Kaiser had a motto which read "Find a need and fill it!", and that's what ITTY is - the filling of a need by what can be considered as a very unique hobby enjoyed by individuals with broad skillsets in a number of mechanical and electrical disciplines.

   

  It affords for all who collect the assorted piles of different designs and eras of teletype machines a source of signals for the sacred machines to print after the great age of on-air rtty signals became history.

   

  I also must thank those individuals such as our new contributor Thomas from Phoenix, Wayne LeTourneau in the cold Minnesota wilderness, and Tom "Picture Show" Tillson for their daily efforts at keeping ITTY Interesting. 

   

  Bill Bytheway, K7TTY, and soon Paul Heller, W2TTY, will share the unique, top-secret, burn-before-reading ITTY software laboratory buried somewhere in the Ukraine. Expect GREAT ITTY software improvements in the future.

   

  Plans are in the works for the only known remaining RTTY net, the Pacific Northwest's "RATTS" net, to be fed to the AUTOSTART Channel their nightly goings on, 2000 hrs PDST.  Net Frequency MARK freq is 3598.000 KHz, and we'll get the TELNET capability going so that anyone in the world can be on the air with them, from the W7TTY communications complex. More on this later.

   

  Once again, THANK YOU TO EVERYONE for your support of ITTY.

   

  Sincerely,

   

  George - W7TTY - ITTY Central

   

   

   

   

   

   

   

   



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