Don't know if anybody's reading this "realtime" but
the XF4DL guys are on 18100, RTTY, listening 2-8 up
at 1650Z 01 Nov 2006.

I'm no expert but these guys seem to run a VERY nice
expedition. I haven't worked RTTY since I hooked
the radio back up; wish I could recall what RTTY
software I was using 3 years ago when I went inactive.
I used MMTTY 1.65 just now--had to set it up on the
fly, AND remember how to set the 706 for split ops--
definitely NOT a slick operation on my part but the
XF4DL op was tolerant about my fumbling. :-)

What RTTY software do you like, folks? (MMTTY is
nice enough but whatever I was using 3 years ago seemed
to have a few more amenities.)

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Ken Kuzenski AC4RD ken . kuzenski at duke .edu
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wrote:

Don't know if anybody's reading this "realtime" but
the XF4DL guys are on 18100, RTTY, listening 2-8 up
at 1650Z 01 Nov 2006.

I'm no expert but these guys seem to run a VERY nice
expedition.

Unless you do CW and live in a European city without a huge antenna for
160/80m.

So far they have totally ignored every mornig and afternoon opening to
central EU on 15,17 and 20m CW and their morning appearance is infrequent at
best.

Frustrating.

Peter Lemken
DF5JT
Berlin

--
"Make me a sandwich!"
"Make a sandwich yourself."
"sudo Make me a sandwich!"
"OK."

wrote:

Don't know if anybody's reading this "realtime" but
the XF4DL guys are on 18100, RTTY, listening 2-8 up
at 1650Z 01 Nov 2006.

I'm no expert but these guys seem to run a VERY nice
expedition.

Unless you do CW and live in a European city without a huge antenna for
160/80m.

So far they have totally ignored every mornig and afternoon opening to
central EU on 15,17 and 20m CW and their morning appearance on 40m is
infrequent at best.

Frustrating.

Peter Lemken
DF5JT
Berlin

--
"Make me a sandwich!"
"Make a sandwich yourself."
"sudo Make me a sandwich!"
"OK."