Re: [RTTY] what speed is RTTY run at these days? most of my teletypes in the ...

[Thom <ki8w@ki8w.com>]

Most excellent and thanks for sharing.  Back in my early days in ham 
radio I had a model 14 and a model 33.  That model 14 was a real bear to 
get working but eventually it did.  I can still hear the noise and feel 
the vibrations from that thing. I wish I had recorded it.
73

Thom KI8W


On 10/14/2016 06:59, COURYHOUSE--- via RTTY wrote:
> Chen - Thanks!  Ah! excellent  even my model  31 we  have   is  set to  go!
> What is a 31?  Here is   the 31 section on our museum website...  really
> the only portable teletype  that was electro mechanical!
>   
> We need another  for an offsite  TOOLS OF THE JOURNALIST display  we are
> doing  and are looking  for  parts  for these  and  of course more articles
> memories of those who used and  photos   top add to our  section on the
> museum site. Drop us a  note!
>   
> OK these 31's served on the president Truman's plane  doing  crypto... They
> were also  used  by wire service  folks in  another  form.
>   
> ok look  at this http://www.smecc.org/teletype_model_31.htm
>   
> Ed#  _www.smecc.org_ (http://www.smecc.org)
>   
>   
> In a message dated 10/13/2016 11:47:21 P.M. US Mountain Standard Tim,
> w7ay@comcast.net writes:
>
>
> >   On Oct 13, 2016, at 11:23 PM, COURYHOUSE--- via RTTY
> <rtty@contesting.com> wrote:
> > what speed  is   RTTY run at these days?
> > most of my  teletypes in the museum  are  set  to 60 either  because
> used
> > by hams or  some of  my Deaf and Hard of Hearing  friends.
> 60 WPM.   45.4545 baud == 60 WPM.
>
> The odd 45.4545... number comes from a symbol  period of 22 ms.  (1/22 ==
> 45.4545...)
>
> 73
> Chen,  W7AY
>
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