[GreenKeys] 2 Meter AFSK

[Duncan Brown]

Ken,

146.10/146.70 was formerly a standard AFSK RTTY repeater channel. Don't 
know if there are any still active.

You could check with MetroCor  <https://www.metrocor.net> they are the 
repeater coordinators for the NYC metropolitan area. They  could advise 
you of any AFSK repeaters in the area and may know of any simplex 
frequencies that are used for AFSK RTTY.

But if you are going to be using ARC-4 or -5, then you'll be running AM, 
so the "experimental" frequencies below 145 are probably best.

A buddy & I had AN/ARC-4s  in high school, but we could never get them 
working. Only thing I ever heard on mine was WWV (10.0 Mhz IF)

Good luck & have fun,

Duncan,

K2OEQ


On 04-May-20 15:15, 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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