[TMC] Tele-Signal Corp TTY converters
Duncan M. Brown
duncanancy at earthlink.net
Wed Jan 28 10:59:17 EST 2009
(Thought I should re-post this under the proper subject heading and with
some more information.)
The AWA Museum has a complete TMC station (SBT-1KV, GPR-92, 28ASR, c1965)
that we are restoring. (see pic) The SBE unit has 7Kc BW, but in the
original installation, it would have been rare if they operated ISB and no
reason to run 4ISB or mux's TTY.
For RTTY, there is a TMC TIS-3 and a TMC PSP-2 (dual TTY loop supply).
There is also a "F. S. Tone Transmitter Model 101A", a "F. S. Tone
Receiver Model 102A", and a "Transistor Switch Model 109", all made by
"Tele-Signal Corp." (see pic) Can't find any information about the 101A &
102A (other than the possible patent for the AFSK generator: US3271588).
Tele-Signal was located in the NYC area. Possibly a spin-off of TMC??
Anyone ever heard of them??
Seems strange that there would be two AFSK transmit units and only one
RTTY converter unit as part of the station. (I haven't had a chance to
follow the wiring yet.)
Any comments??
Thanks,
Duncan Brown, K2OEQ
AWA Electronic Communication Museum
http://www.antiquewireless.org/
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