[GreenKeys] RTTY - High tones - Low tones?

[B. Smith]

  A "Standard" was not necessary. There was no need to have an exact 
"center freq" or shift etc.  You just zero beated the stations Mark and 
off you go.  You straddle tuned the different shifts.  It was a 
courtesty to send a half line of RYs then your text. Kinda like what is 
going on on 80 meters.  Great fun.
k4che

On 8/25/2023 3:25 PM, Nick England wrote:
> I'm attempting to get a Robot 800 TU going. The manual (circa 1981) 
> says Low Tones (1275/1445) are used for HF and High Tones (2125/2295) 
> are used for VHF. "Return to factory" if you want to change....
>
> Now I'm a newbie when it comes to RTTY, but I really would like to 
> know if there was ever a time when people agreed to one standard and 
> stuck with it for more than 6 months?
>
> Nick England K4NYW
> www.navy-radio.com <http://www.navy-radio.com>
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