[GreenKeys] rtty signal

[DF3OE - Henning]

The German Weather Service (Deutsche Wetterdienst) is one of the last commercial stations remaining transmitting RTTY on hf.

Their time and frequency schedule can be found here:

http://www.dwd.de/de/wir/Geschaeftsfelder/Seeschifffahrt/Sendeplaene/Sendeplaene.htm

Just click on the PDFs.

Also notice "Amateurfunk" (ham radio) in the left menue.
There are some pictures of the equipment and transmitting site.
They were taken during an event back in 2002 celebrating 50 years of German Weather Service.

Henning DF3OE
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---------- Original Message ----------------------------------
From: telegrapher at att.net
Reply-To: telegrapher at att.net
Date:  Mon, 19 Nov 2007 20:11:55 -0700

>Sometime back i asked if anyone else had heard the rtty signal on 10.100 
>Mc.
>
>While tinkering and reading some of the notes for using MultiPSK, i see 
>that they show station DDK9 with a power of 10KW using 50 baud and 450 
>shift on 10.100.8 Mc.  I'd think east coast stations should be able to 
>hear that one if i can hear it out here in the desert of Arizona.  Not 
>really strong but i know it's there and it's not a ham signal.
>
>450 cycle 50 baud also applies to DDH7, DDH8, DDH9 and DDk2 & 9.  Don't 
>know just where these stations are but maybe a google search would show 
>the QTH.
>
>Surprisingly this software lists quite a few different types of signals 
>and some of the frequencies.  IT's Freeware if anyone wants to try it out.
>
>Anyone care to give it a shot?  Be interested to see what you print out.
>
>Larry
>W0OGH
>
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