[RTTY] Start point

[Roger Cooke]

Hi Paul.

Good advice! AA5AU is a huge source of information and tutorials.

If you are going to Newark this year, look on the Kenwood stand. 
BARTG will have a demonstration RTTY station working there and you 
can ask questions and get advice at the same time.

YOu could also join BARTG as a "Friend". It is free to join, has a 
web site, and you can also get lots of information from committee 
members. John GW4SKA is a regular contest entrant, as is Chris G8APB.

You could also look at some on-line webinars. These are very useful 
for both data and contesting in general. Go to 
http://www.pvrc.org/Webinars.html

YOu can learn a lot by viewing these.

   ( Upgrade your licence ASAP too, you will be able to work a lot 
more with 100w! )


73 de Roger, G3LDI BARTG Chairman


On 16/09/2016 02:34, Steve Carpenter via RTTY wrote:
> I won't say Don's site sent me from "zero to hero," but it did at 
> least get me from zero to competent! I highly recommend starting 
> there.
> http://www.aa5au.com/rtty/
>
> Steve K4DXV
>
>
> On 9/12/2016 10:39 AM, Paul Pain via RTTY wrote:
>> Hi
>>
>> I am new to RTTY contesting as well as being a new ham radio 
>> operator would
>> it be possible for someone to point me in the right direction to 
>> information
>> on how to get involved with contesting. I know there is a lot of 
>> information
>> on the web but non of it seems to be aimed at the novice.
>>
>> Thanks in advance
>>
>> 73's
>> Paul
>> M6CKV (UK)
>>
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