Hi Guys,
anyone out there with a couple of frequencies for RTTY news....??
In english.... of course.

wondered if Tanjung and others were still TX-ing "an alternative" view of
the world....

thxs in advance.

TONY.


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TonyWard wrote:
Hi Guys,
anyone out there with a couple of frequencies for RTTY news....??
In english.... of course.

wondered if Tanjung and others were still TX-ing "an alternative" view of
the world....

I pretty much gave up, 10 - 12 years ago, when the only thing I could get
was KCNA. The Juche philosophy of the Great Leader. A very alternative
view of the world. And a pretty crummy signal, too. Sometimes the
mark/space bias was so bad that it would barely copy.

Mark Zenier Washington State resident

I'd like to see some info on this, too.


On Wed, 25 Aug 2004 19:23:59 +0100, "TonyWard"
wrote:

Hi Guys,
anyone out there with a couple of frequencies for RTTY news....??
In english.... of course.

wondered if Tanjung and others were still TX-ing "an alternative" view of
the world....

thxs in advance.

TONY.


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TonyWard wrote:

Hi Guys,
anyone out there with a couple of frequencies for RTTY news....??
In english.... of course.

wondered if Tanjung and others were still TX-ing "an alternative" view of
the world....

Your best bet might be to join up with the WUN group.

http://www.wunclub.com/

Though I don't think there is to much left out there these days.

dxAce

TonyWard wrote:

Hi Guys,
anyone out there with a couple of frequencies for RTTY news....??
In english.... of course.

wondered if Tanjung and others were still TX-ing "an alternative" view of
the world....

Your best bet might be to join up with the WUN group.

http://www.wunclub.com/

Though I don't think there is to much left out there these days.

I just did a Google for 'RTTY press frequencies' and did come up with some
material, but it seems as though most of it dates back to 1999 and prior.

Monitoring RTTY press used to be a lot of fun years ago, at that time I had an
Info-Tech M6000 demodulator.

dxAce

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TonyWard wrote:

Hi Guys,
anyone out there with a couple of frequencies for RTTY news....??
In english.... of course.

wondered if Tanjung and others were still TX-ing "an alternative" view of
the world....

Your best bet might be to join up with the WUN group.

http://www.wunclub.com/

Though I don't think there is to much left out there these days.

I just did a Google for 'RTTY press frequencies' and did come up with some
material, but it seems as though most of it dates back to 1999 and prior.

Monitoring RTTY press used to be a lot of fun years ago, at that time I had an
Info-Tech M6000 demodulator.

dxAce




I loved that stuff. I used to have an Info tech M600a, then I moved up
to a 6000, and then a "Universal M7000". I have some printouts of commie
news in English that was funny as hell, and some libyan stuff that was
railing about Bush Sr, and Clinton that was great too.

I traded it in and bought a much needed PC a few years ago.

BDK

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In article ,
TonyWard wrote:
Hi Guys,
anyone out there with a couple of frequencies for RTTY news....??
In english.... of course.

wondered if Tanjung and others were still TX-ing "an alternative" view of
the world....

I pretty much gave up, 10 - 12 years ago, when the only thing I could get
was KCNA. The Juche philosophy of the Great Leader. A very alternative
view of the world. And a pretty crummy signal, too. Sometimes the
mark/space bias was so bad that it would barely copy.

Mark Zenier Washington State resident




I had no problems, if there was any signal at all.

I loved the "Juche". It was totally whacked..

BDK