a short voice call to a ship (rb, 1971)
the telegraph tape with callsign 'DHS' (before switching to 'Y5M'
in the late 1970's) (rb, 1973)
this is a voice call, identifying with the call letters 'DHS'
additionally (Willi Passmann)
and here the VVV wheel from
Y5M (Andy Stumpf, 1987)
their telegraph loop, back to callsign 'DHS' after german reunion
(Wolfgang Heidenreich, 1991)
a flyer, informing about
the services of Rügen Radio in english, french, russian,
and german language (Dieter Pohlmann, late 1950's)
from the homepage of Fritz Deiters,
there are 2 little pictures: this one with the transmitting site
in Lohme, ...
...and this one with a nice picture from the postal administration
(both from about the 1960s/1970s)
here a so-called coastal
radio postcard - the message was distributed on a cheaper way
instead using telegram (Dieter Pohlmann, 1965)
this letter in german is
made for GDR-citizens, telling them to keep off their freq's
and to go for amateur radio instead (Frank Schüttig, 1972)
a QSL card from the collection of Tom Rösner (1980)
friendly verification letter
without details from the central administration (Dieter Pohlmann,
1988)
the last QSL-edition from the GDR: a card directly from Rügen
(Ary Boender, 1990)
see this letter from the
files of Nils Schiffhauer, confirming a report and giving details
on the service (1990)
a QSL card from 1992, while still on shortwave after german reunion
(Frank Schüttig)
in 1996, Andy Schmid received this nice QSL-card
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Callsigns:
DHS
Y5D (used for voice from ~1980 until the end
of the GDR in 1990)
Y5M (used for telegraphy from ~1980 until the
end of the GDR in 1990)
Frequencies Voice:
1719
1722
1788
1791
1880
1883
1918
2182
2772
2775
2815
Frequencies Morse Telegraphy:
444.5
500
520.5
8584
8608.5
12702
12861
16907
22401
Frequencies Radioteletype:
2664
4217
4242.5
4285
6359
6495
6498
8430
8443
8608.5
8660
8696
8705
12600
12702
12861
12909
16615
16819
16907
17000
17183
22393
22396
22401
22606
Systems used:
50 Bd
SITOR
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