[GreenKeys] nice WE model 32 on ebay
Duncan Brown
duncanancy at earthlink.net
Mon Jan 29 10:44:54 EST 2018
Nick & Jerry,
Thanks for the info! Searching for just "TRT Global Communications" did
not bring up anything useful.
Now that I know what to search for, I see a lot of hits for "Tropical
Radio Telegraph"
A good history of their network & stations is at:
http://www.pateplumaradio.com/genbroad/utes/wbf.htm
I am familiar with The United Fruit Co's early radio network - just
didn't know that it became "Tropical Radio Telegraph". At the AWA
Museum, we have a United Fruit Co display and tell people about banana
distribution as an important early use of radio communications. I'll
have to add some of the info from the above website.
Nick - where did you find the TRT ads??
Thanks & have fun,
Duncan
K2OEQ
On 28-Jan-18 13:00, Nick England wrote:
> Google told me the following -
>
> TRT (Tropical Radio Telegraph) started life in the early early days as
> the old United Fruit Company wireless subsidiary -
>
> They went through various mergers and acquisitions and name changes
> (TRT Telecommunications, TRT/FTC Communications, etc.)
> They were evidently a competitor of RCA Global in providing telex,
> etc. as an IRC (International Record Carrier).
>
> There is some info here -
> www.baudot.net/docs/kimberlin--telex-twx-history.pdf
> <http://www.baudot.net/docs/kimberlin--telex-twx-history.pdf>
>
> 1972 advertisement -
> TRT gives you the 'Right-of-Way' to EUROPE. That's right! Tropical
> Radio Telegraph now provides Telex and Telegram service to all of
> Europe as well as the Caribbean, Central and South America through two
> new and exclusively operated gateway cities — Miami and New Orleans.
> Now, solve all of your European Communications Problems and avoid
> "Traffic Jams" common to other gateways by routing your communications
> "via TRT." Our less congested gateways assure a smooth...started life
> in the early early days as the old United Fruit Co. wireless subsidiary -
>
> 1972 advertisement -
> TRT gives you the 'Right-of-Way' to EUROPE. That's right! C now
> provides Telex and Telegram service to all of Europe as well as the
> Caribbean, Central and South America through two new and exclusively
> operated gateway cities — Miami and New Orleans. Now, solve all of
> your European Communications Problems and avoid "Traffic Jams" common
> to other gateways by routing your communications "via TRT." Our less
> congested gateways assure a smooth...
>
> Nick England K4NYW
> www.navy-radio.com <http://www.navy-radio.com>
>
> On Sun, Jan 28, 2018 at 12:05 PM, Duncan Brown
> <duncanancy at earthlink.net <mailto:duncanancy at earthlink.net>> wrote:
>
> Does anyone know anything about "TRT Global Communications" ??
>
> I know RCA Global Communications provided the link between US &
> Europe for TELEX at one time (AWA Museum has a Siemens T100 TELEX
> machine with a RCA logo on it). Maybe "TRT Global Communications"
> took over from RCA Global at some point??
>
> Thanks,
>
> Duncan
> K2OEQ
>
> On 28-Jan-18 05:41, E. Groenenberg wrote:
>
> A nice WE model 32 on ebay, item number 273043891335
>
> Not affiliated, wished I could get it shipped tough :(
>
> Ed
> --
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>
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