[GreenKeys] 2 Meter AFSK

kn7sfz kn7sfz at gmail.com
Mon May 4 15:33:10 EDT 2020


Hi Ken,

I would be interested in hearing what finally transpires in your quest.

Back in the 80s, I ran a local RTTY BBS here in Portland Oregon, both on 
HF 3.624 and 2 meters.  It got quite a bit of activity back then, as 
there were lots of old codgers still using the mechanical TTYs.  We even 
had a local RTTY repeater on 147.18 that now just stands mostly silent.  
My BBS was run on a Commodore C-64 and I still have all the stuff from 
over 30 years ago and have been toying with the idea of putting it back 
up on one of the 2 meter experimental frequencies, which I understand is 
anywhere between 145.50 and 145.80.  I'm not expecting any activity but 
just for nostalgia's sake.

Keep us in the loop OM!

Richard kn7sfz




On 5/4/2020 12:15 PM, Ken Kinderman wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> I live in the New York City area. I don't have any on-air capability 
> just now. (Apartment living makes antenna solutions real difficult, 
> but I 'm working on it)
>
> I will be getting some WW2 VHF gear on the air (ARC-5 VHF, SCR-522, ARC-4)
>
> So my question..
>
> Are there any frequencies on 2 meters in the NYC area where RTTY users 
> congregate?
> The whole band is open to just about anything except for the first 
> 100KHz, but of course it is all tightly organized for FM users.
> Nonetheless, there must be a few spots where anything goes.
>
> Many thanks.
>
> Ken W2EWL
>
>

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