[Spooks] 5fg RTTY

[Mike Tibor]

Thanks very much Ary and all the others who replied--it's pretty rare that 
I'm able to decode RTTY these days, so your insight is greatly 
appreciated.

I actually have a difficult time hearing European stations, so this German 
station was a great find for me.

Thanks again,
Mike


On Thu, 26 Dec 2013, Ary Boender wrote:

> Hi Tom,
>
> Actually, they are still there but you don't see them very often these days.
> The format is a bit different but also the old format pops up every now and
> then. In June and July both the RAU and UZR circuits were logged, using the
> old format
>
> 73, Ary
>
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>> Mike, in the history of numbers stations, listeners were often accused of
> being all excited about weather stations which do send groups of "code"
> -yet, as I recall, the weather codes are known... unless they ate crypted
> for other reasons.
>
> Back in the 90's the Russian MFA or possibly SOUD used to send 5F group
> messages in RTTY 50/500 and 75/500 on various frequencies.  Those skeds are
> long gone, though.
>
> --
> Tom Sevart N2UHC
> St. Paul, KS