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RFT MGS-80 →
High speed morse keyer
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MGS-165 is an electronic morse keyer, also known as a
high-speed burst encoder, developed around 1972 by RFT
in Chemnitz in the former DDR (East-Germany) for use by the NVA
– the army of the DDR.
The device is suitable for the transmission of
morse code, and consists of a modified
typewriter and the actual keyer.
It was succeeded in 1982 by the more versatile MGS-80,
which was also capable of sending signals in the
ITA2 telegraphy alphabet (telex).
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Device Morse keyer Purpose Automatic (steady) morse code transmissions Model MGS-165 Manufacturer ? Year ? Country DDR Successor MGS-80 Output • Tone 1000 Hz (±20%), 0—2 V into 500Ω
• Galvanically isolated contact
• Headphones (0—2 V, 0—0.5 V) Speed • 60, 80, 100, 120, 140, 150, 200, 400, 600 chars/min
• 12, 16, 20, 24, 28, 32, 40, 80, 120 Gr/min
• 9.6 to 96 Baud Power • 220 V AC, ±10%, 50 Hz
• 24 V DC (with centre contact, i.e. +12V and -12V) Consumption ≤ 30 W Dimensions 275 × 580 × 380 mm Weight 45 kg
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