The ARRL RTTY Roundup is held on the first weekend of the year, and is a great
way to get your feet wet using RTTY.All that you need is a HF radio, some
software such as Ham Radio Deluxe, N1MM, or FLDIGI and some sort of antenna.You
don't need a amplifier, antenna the size of the Starship Enterprise and a tower
the height of the Empire State Building to to work the world on RTTY.I run 100
watts into a end-fed wire no higher than 30ft over a branch on the tree in my
back yard and back down the the top of my fence.With this modest setup, I
logged 318 contacts (Qs), worked 43 States plus DC, HI and PR, Canada: (BC, ON
and SK), and 7 other countries.
| USA | Canada | Other |
| AL | LA | OH | BC | Argentina |
| AR | MA | OK | ON | Brazil |
| AZ | MD | OR | SK | Cape Verde |
| CA | ME | PA |
| Cuba |
| CT | MI | PR |
| Guatemala |
| CO | MN | RI |
| Italy |
| DC | MO | SC |
| Panama |
| FL | MS | SD |
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| HI | MT' | TN |
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| IA | NC | TX |
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| ID | NH | UT |
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| IL | NJ | VA |
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| IN | NM | WA |
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| KS | NV | WI |
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| KY | NY | WV |
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The ARRL RTTY Roundup is one of many digital events during the year. RTTY is a
great mode if your are new to contesting,
73 - Dave, [email protected]
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