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From: markj@nuchat.UUCP (Mark Johnson)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple2
Subject: Re: RTTY on an Apple //e
Summary: Has anyone else ordered this.
Message-ID: <26573@nuchat.UUCP>
Date: 24 Jul 90 05:37:36 GMT
Organization: South Coast Computing Services, Inc. - Houston, Tx
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References: <1990Jul20.183445.17147@warwick.ac.uk> <13391@smoke.BRL.MIL>

In article <13391@smoke.BRL.MIL>, gwyn@smoke.BRL.MIL (Doug Gwyn) writes:
> In article <1990Jul20.183445.17147@warwick.ac.uk> phupq@warwick.ac.uk (Firkle) writes:
> >          I am thinking of building my own RTTY unit for my //e but before
> >I launch into this major project I would like to ask if anyone has done it
> >already themselves and if they can give me any tips.Also because
> >information is scarce on this side of the pond does such a package exist which
> >is cheap ?
> 
> In a couple of recent issues of Radio Electronics magazine, a RTTY/Morse
> decoder was described, with kits and complete assembled and aligned units
> available from some outfit listed in the construction article.  As I recall,
> they used an RS-232-C interface, which should be suitable for an Apple
> serial port.




Has anyone actually ordered and recieved either the Kit or assembled unit?

I ordered the kit back in May, got curious about my order and Called
information.  The phone number they gave me for power mountain systems has 
been disconnected.  And I am out the cost of the kit.  My check was cashed 
around the middle of June.

I have not received a reply from my followup letter either.