the german ministry of foreign affairs had 2 different radio services; one for the diplomatic point-to-point radiocommunications between the MFA and german embassies in distant countries, and one for diplomatic and general presscasts to the many embassies or other institutions in a certain region. For the first type of service please check MFA Bonn.
transmissions were made via many transmitter sites, longwave was Mainflingen near Frankfurt, shortwave via DBP stations Frankfurt and Hamburg. Also used was a relay from PTT Singapore.
here they are transmitting
very important sports news to the embassies (rb, 1994) mode used:
FEC-A-96, also known as FEC-100
friendly verification card from the collection of Ary Boender
another short letter sent to Joop Balneger in 1991
detailed letter verifying the diplomatic presscast, transmitted
via Norddeich Radio (Lars Lundström,
1997)
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Callsigns:
DCF42
DFG**
DFH**
DFJ**
DFN**
DFP**
DFS**
DFV**
DFX**
DGF**
DGG**
DGJ**
DGL**
DGM**
DGN**
DGO**
DGP**
DGQ**
DGR**
DGS**
DGU**
DGX**
DGZ**
DC* calls are transmission from Mainflingen near Frankfurt (longwave)
DF* calls are transmissions from Usingen near Frankfurt (shortwave)
DG* calls are transmissions from Elmshorn near Hamburg (shortwave)
Frequencies Voice:
6975
Frequencies Radioteletype:
123.7
6797.4
6972.6
6974.4
6977.4
7490.6
7912
7916
7917.5
7919
8132
9141.6
9361.9
9363.1
10217
11060
11112
11123.5
11127.4
12131.5
13363.5
13364
13438.6
13570.9
13620.5
13926.8
14458.5
15918.5
15922.4
16013.8
16017.4
16018.6
16022.2
17466.5
18263
18697.6
18700
18702
18702.3
18704.2
19704.4
20022.4
20060
20140.6
20500.6
21758.6
23545
23691
23692.6
23697.6
25320.6
26441.5
Systems used:
FEC-A-96