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RTTY information

- What is RTTY?

RTTY or "Radio Teletype" is a FSK mode that has been in use longer than any other digital mode (except for morse code). RTTY is a very simple technique which uses a five-bit code to represent all the letters of the alphabet, the numbers, some punctuation and some control characters. At 45 baud (typically) each bit is 1/45.45 seconds long, or 22 ms and corresponds to a typing speed of 60 WPM. There is no error correction provided in RTTY; noise and interference can have a seriously detrimental effect. Despite it's relative disadvantages, RTTY is still popular with many radio amateurs.

- How does it looks like?

RTTY

 

- RTTY frequencies

160m --- MHz
80m --- MHz
40m 7.040 MHz
7.080 MHz
30m 10.140 - 10.146 MHz
20m 14.080 - 14.088 MHz
17m 18.100 - 18.104 MHz
15m 21.080 - 21.084 MHz
12m 24.920 - 24.924 MHz
10m 28.080 - 28.084 MHz
6m 50.500 MHz
2m --- MHz
70cm --- MHz

 

- Software:

 

- More information you can find on:

Wikipedia
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