On 3/22/19 at 9:14 AM, [email protected] (Wayne Burdick) wrote:
There are also a number of RTTY contests, in addition to
stations operating in RTTY mode during Field Day, etc. For a
calendar of events, see:
https://www.rttycontesting.com/records/
If the contest exchange is simple (non-serialized), you can
probably operate entirely using the message memories. On the
KX2, CW and data-mode contacts can also be logged using the
rig's built-in logging function, then uploaded to a computer
when you get home.
The Northern California Contest Club runs weekly RTTY practice
sprints on Fridays, 0145Z - 0215Z (Thursday evening in NA)
-- 1845 - 1915 PDT
-- 2145 - 2215 EDT
-- (others in-between those two)
-- 160: 1805 and up (Last two minutes seem to be popular…)
-- 80/40/20/15 +80kHz up from the band edge
-- Same band dupes ok after 1 intervening Q.
-- 1 kHz QSY rule, otherwise standard Sprint rules
-- Mults per band.
-- 100W power limit
Please visit <http://www.ncccsprint.com/rttyns.html> for
complete rules and links to other info. If you find any problems
with the web pages, please let me know so we can get them fixed.
This can provide a good source of RTTY signals for listening,
and you're more than welcome to join the fun.
BTW, when I play in this sprint, I'm using the CAT interface
from my computer to send and receive via the K3's RTTY support.
73 Bill AE6JV
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