RTTY - Revision history

Ka3jjz at 22:50, 26 August 2020

2020-08-26T22:50:45Z

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-	RTTY (Radio Teletype) is a method of transmitting text message by radio. Data is usually sent using the 5 bit [[Baudot]] code, although [[ASCII]] is rarely used. Much military RTTY traffic is encrypted, ~~using methods such as [[KG-84]]~~. Radioteletype (RTTY) is referred to as RATT or just "teletype" by military radio operators and in military radio manuals/publications.	+	RTTY (Radio Teletype) is a method of transmitting text message by radio. Data is usually sent using the 5 bit [[Baudot]] code, although [[ASCII]] is rarely used. Much military RTTY traffic is encrypted, and is easily mistaken for use of STANAG (Standardized Agreement) modes in wide use by NATO forces.. Radioteletype (RTTY) is referred to as RATT or just "teletype" by military radio operators and in military radio manuals/publications.

-	Baudot RTTY is typically only used by [[amateur radio\|ham radio]] operators and for transmitting public information such as weather reports and forecasts. The days of using RTTY to send news/press reports, etc are long gone.	+	Baudot RTTY is typically only used by [[amateur radio\|ham radio]] operators and for transmitting public information such as weather reports and forecasts. The days of using RTTY to send news/press reports, etc are long gone. These are the only 2 stations known to broadcast Baudot RTTY
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		+	* [http://www.ominous-valve.com/dwdschedule.pdf Deutscher Wetterdienst (German Weather Service)] """Note: PDF article'''
		+	* [http://www.arrl.org/digital-transmissions ARRL Digital Transmissions]

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R4002 at 15:27, 28 May 2019

2019-05-28T15:27:24Z

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-	RTTY (Radio Teletype) is a method of transmitting text message by radio. Data is usually sent using the 5 bit [[Baudot]] code, although [[ASCII]] is rarely used. Much military RTTY traffic is encrypted, using methods such as [[KG-84]].	+	RTTY (Radio Teletype) is a method of transmitting text message by radio. Data is usually sent using the 5 bit [[Baudot]] code, although [[ASCII]] is rarely used. Much military RTTY traffic is encrypted, using methods such as [[KG-84]]. Radioteletype (RTTY) is referred to as RATT or just "teletype" by military radio operators and in military radio manuals/publications.

	Baudot RTTY is typically only used by [[amateur radio\|ham radio]] operators and for transmitting public information such as weather reports and forecasts. The days of using RTTY to send news/press reports, etc are long gone.		Baudot RTTY is typically only used by [[amateur radio\|ham radio]] operators and for transmitting public information such as weather reports and forecasts. The days of using RTTY to send news/press reports, etc are long gone.

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Strange Attractor at 19:38, 19 July 2011

2011-07-19T19:38:42Z

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	RTTY (Radio Teletype) is a method of transmitting text message by radio. Data is usually sent using the 5 bit [[Baudot]] code, although [[ASCII]] is rarely used. Much military RTTY traffic is encrypted, using methods such as [[KG-84]].		RTTY (Radio Teletype) is a method of transmitting text message by radio. Data is usually sent using the 5 bit [[Baudot]] code, although [[ASCII]] is rarely used. Much military RTTY traffic is encrypted, using methods such as [[KG-84]].

-	Baudot RTTY is typically only used by [[ham radio]] operators and for transmitting public information such as weather reports and forecasts. The days of using RTTY to send news/press reports, etc are long gone.	+	Baudot RTTY is typically only used by [[amateur radio\|ham radio]] operators and for transmitting public information such as weather reports and forecasts. The days of using RTTY to send news/press reports, etc are long gone.

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Cosmikdebris at 01:09, 29 October 2007

2007-10-29T01:09:13Z

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	Baudot RTTY is typically only used by [[ham radio]] operators and for transmitting public information such as weather reports and forecasts. The days of using RTTY to send news/press reports, etc are long gone.		Baudot RTTY is typically only used by [[ham radio]] operators and for transmitting public information such as weather reports and forecasts. The days of using RTTY to send news/press reports, etc are long gone.
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2007-09-14T12:46:22Z

New page: RTTY (Radio Teletype) is a method of transmitting text message by radio. Data is usually sent using the 5 bit Baudot code, although ASCII is rarely used. Much military RTTY traffic...

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RTTY (Radio Teletype) is a method of transmitting text message by radio. Data is usually sent using the 5 bit [[Baudot]] code, although [[ASCII]] is rarely used. Much military RTTY traffic is encrypted, using methods such as [[KG-84]].

Baudot RTTY is typically only used by [[ham radio]] operators and for transmitting public information such as weather reports and forecasts. The days of using RTTY to send news/press reports, etc are long gone.