SP8WJT/HF8V			  			   - RED ARMY RADIOTELEGRAPH SIMULATOR -						 SP8WJT/HF8V



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								   RAAF WIRELESS RESERVE
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ORG: F-115, H-105


OVERVIEW:

		It was another usage of Amateurs for capitalistic War Machine purposes. It seems in 1934 it was quite active
		organisation. Districts were the same as in Amateur Radio. Reportedly some stations handled traffic at 30 WPM.
		



CALLSIGNS:

		Both international and tactical callsigns used. 

		International:	VM$, VM$# series
		Tactical:	d$#					$ -latin letter,  d -amateur district,  # - figures (without 0)


		VMB	2nd District			SUN 	 0900LT 
		VMB1	2nd District 			MON 	 2000LT
		VMB2	2nd District 			TUE 	 2000LT 
		VMB3	2nd District 			WED 	 2000LT 		
		VMC	3rd District 
		VMD	4th District			SUN 4155 1900LT
		VMD2	4th District			SUN 4155 1900LT 
		VME??	5th District 			    6555 BCSTs		7317 section working				
		VMF	6th District 			SUN
		VMG	7th District 

		1A2	1st District VK3DM	
		2A6	2nd District 
		2B2	2nd District	
		2B5	2nd District
		2B6	2nd District
		2C1	2nd District 
		2C3	2nd District 
		2Z1	2nd District VK2BP
		3A2	3rd District VK3GJ	
		3C2	3rd District
		3C5	3rd District
		3D4	3rd District 	
		3Z1	3rd District VK3UK
		4A1	4th District 
		4B1	4th District 
		4Z1	4th District 
		5A1	5th District  
		5B5	5th District   
		5A2	5th District  
		5Z1	5th District VK5SU	    	SUN 6555 BCSTs 0900LT 
		6A3	6th District  
		6A4	6th District  
		6Z1	6th District  
		7A1	7th District 
		7A2	7th District 
		7B1	7th District 
		7Z1	7th District VK7RC


FREQ:

		4155
		6555
		7317


TRAFFIC:

	- Training texts (sometimes with odd words)
	- RAAF stations and acfts contacts (WX, ARR, DEP)
	- Radiochecks 

	... etc (looking for more info)	


REMEARKS:
	
	In development/planning, not all stations on the air.
	If you have some examples of traffic pls send me.


SOURCES:

	[1] Amateur-Radio-AU
	[2] https://worldradiohistory.com/AUSTRALIA/Amateur-Radio/Amateur-Radio-AU-1934.pdf