listen here to the RTTY test
tape from DHJ51 (rb, 1986)
just in case you have no
decoder at hand ;-)
this letter from 1987 verifies an RTTY weather broadcast (Rudy
van Dalen)
see the symbol of the 'forces weather frogs' from the files of
Thomas Ingenpass
high above the famous 'Mosel'
river (home of the best white wine) there was the transmitting
station used, comprising of 2 rotatable log-periodics, and 3
multi-band dipoles (rb, 2011)
GoogleEarth shows the transmitter
plant 'Hochheid' close to the village of St Aldegund
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Callsigns:
DHJ51
DHJ57
DHJ85
DHM44
DHM72
DHN37
Frequencies Morse Telegraphy:
2727.5
3274
3325
3862.5
4897
5463
5833
7448
11562.5
12302
Frequencies FAX Picture Transmissions:
2017.5
2342.5
2822
3044
3050
3078
3231
3302
3318
3385
3959
4570
4596.9
4785.5
5269
6384
Frequencies Radioteletype:
1747
2017.5
2195.5
2208
2209
2342.5
2408
2592
2622.5
2690.5
2695
2822
3026
3030
3035.5
3044
3073
3078
3166.5
3231
3274
3279
3302
3318
3337.5
3385
3745
3825.5
3959
4570
4785.5
4897
4903
4922.5
4963.5
5022.8
5083
5269
5296
5420
5983
6384
7946.5
9318
11125
11590
13526
13526.5
13583.3
Systems used:
100 Bd
120 rpm
240 rpm
50 Bd
60 rpm
75 Bd
PSK 300 Bd