
The Hellschreiber is an early faximile communication, where only upper case letters were transmitted and received.
Hellschreiber is an asynchronous transfer mode where the signal is discretely coded. This means two things:
The hellschreiber was invented by Dr. Rudolf Hell in 1929. It was used by the Germans during WW2 and some receivers was built by the British and Americans to intercept enemy communications.
LA0BX Sigfus has programmed a HELL schript program that uses a JVFAX or HAMCOM modem. This is available at the SARTG program bank. The program is called HS-V9709.zip.
The annual Hell contest is arranged by DARC and takes place first full wekend of October for HF, and the following Thursday on VHF/UHF. Click here to get the rules.
Further information is available at :A weekely net is also active on Sundays 1330 Central European local time on 7035 kHz and on 1630 Central European local time on 3580 kHz.
From Simon Collings, G4SGI I received a list of frequencies for Beijing Meteo. They use Hellschript commercially. I have not listened to them. Anyone who has more information, please report to me. Here is the list:
| Record# | FREQ | SERVICE | MODE | CALLSIGN | PLACE | LAT | LONG |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 5526.4 | HF FAX | FAX | BAF 6 | Beijing | 39 55N | 116 20E |
| 2 | 8122.0 | HF FAX | FAX | BAF 36 | Beijing | 39 55N | 116 20E |
| 3 | 10117.0 | HF FAX | FAX | BAF 4 | Beijing | 39 55N | 116 20E |
| 4 | 14367.0 | HF FAX | FAX | BAF 8 | Beijing | 39 55N | 116 20E |
| 5 | 14545.0 | HF FAX | FAX | BAF ? | Beijing | 39 55N | 116 20E |
| 6 | 16025.0 | HF FAX | FAX | BAF 9 | Beijing | 39 55N | 116 20E |
| 7 | 16032.5 | HF FAX | FAX | BAF ? | Beijing | 39 55N | 116 20E |
| 8 | 18237.0 | HF FAX | FAX | BAF 33 | Beijing | 39 55N | 116 20E |
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