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excerpt: "How many of you bought your Sinclair with intentions of putting it on RTTY? How many have successfully accomplished the task? Hopefully this issue will inspire the procrastinators into getting on RTTY, it is a lot of fun. I was first exposed to it in 1969, working a VK on my very first СО! I…"
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# Editor’s Doings

How many of you bought your Sinclair with intentions of putting it on RTTY? How many have successfully accomplished the task? Hopefully this issue will inspire the procrastinators into getting on RTTY, it is a lot of fun. I was first exposed to it in 1969, working a VK on my very first СО! I became a Model 15 expert in short order. Unfortunately, my RTTY activity has been intermittent and I am a bit behind the times. I would thoroughly enjoy an article from our readers describing what’s going on, what frequencies to listen to, etc. I sure need a good CONSTANT signal to use for troubleshooting, ham GSO’s don’t last long enough!