[GreenKeys] Introduction

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My first intro to RTTY used a W2PAT along with a Model 19 set and Navy TCS radios. We were set up as part of the ham radio station in the industrial arts dept of Appalachian State U. We were all rather impressed that it could turn out nearly error free print even when our ears weren't detecting the station.

WayneWB4OGM

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From: David Deatrick <phialpha127 at gmail.com>
To: greenkeys <greenkeys at mailman.qth.net>
Sent: Fri, Nov 16, 2018 4:10 pm
Subject: [GreenKeys] Introduction

Greetings from Dave , WA8OLD I found a link for this reflector on the latest ARRL contest newsletter.My pedigree, I was first licensed  in 1964 as WN8OLD. In Ann Arbor, Michigan. I was a friend of one of the true fathers of amateur RTTY,  Irv Hoff, K8DKC. He was an amazing guy, a United Pilot and his house was filled with machines. My dad, a Doctor, not a ham, but a FAA medical examiner, introduced us. He had 2 model 28 ASR’s. One was on full auto start . That was all it took. I was fascinated with RTTY . Had 2 model 15’s and a completely functional Model 19.The only thing I have left is the platen crank. Plus an old W2PAT TU homebuilt. 73 All -- 
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