FYI only.
You may find a number of RTTY stations on 40M!
73
Russ. WA3FRP
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On Sep 18, 2023, at 12:13 PM, Duncan Brown <[email protected]> wrote:
Nick,
QSL
I'll probably be at the Museum Saturday afternoon, so I'll look for KA2EKH. Do you think he will be on around 7089? or 80M? I'll be running NVIS antennas.
Thanks,
Duncan
K2OEQ
On 18-Sep-23 06:06, Nick England wrote:
The 850 shift net runs on 7089 center frequency, mark low. So 7088.525 mark, 7089.425 space.That’s 7087 USB with 2000+/-425 tone as per military standard.
Saturday 0900 Eastern for the East Coast Net.This coming Saturday Ray KA3EKH will be operating from his military vehicle at the Gilbert PA military radio meet.
You don’t have to run military gear to join in the fun.
Nick K4NYW
On Sun, Sep 17, 2023 at 9:22 PM Harold Hallikainen via GreenKeys <[email protected]> wrote:
On Sun, September 17, 2023 4:19 pm, Duncan Brown wrote:
> The Antique Wireless Association Museum has just completed a Ham Shack
addition with multiple stations. The grand opening of the Ham Shack
will be on 27 Sep 2023, as part of the AWA Convention.
>
> I have been adapting one of the stations, a R-390 RX & T-368 TX (400W)
for RTTY with the addition of a MD-239 FSK modulator and a HAL ST-6000
TU. I hope to have the AWA Museum station, W2AN, on the air on RTTY on
Tuesday afternoon.
>
> What is a good 40M frequency to CQ on?
>
Is this day or night? The frequencies I use (on autostart) are at
https://w6iwi.org/rtty/ , though I'm normally just on 20 meter RTTY during
the day (and 40 meter CW at night). In any case, I'd suggest one of these
frequencies. Let us know, and we'll be listening.
Those are all 170 Hz frequencies, and you suggested 850 Hz. There is an
850 Hz net mentioned on here now and then, so you might use their
frequency.
Good luck! I look forward to a QSO with the station.
Harold
https://w6iwi.org
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