Variations on $\Delta^1_1$ Determinacy and $\aleph_{\omega_1}$

We consider a seemingly weaker form of $\Delta^1_1$ Turing determinacy. Let $2 \leq \rho < \omega_1^{\textrm{CK}}$, $\textrm{Weak-Turing-Det}_\rho (\Delta^1_1)$ is the statement: Every $\Delta^1_1$ set of reals cofinal in the Turing degrees contains two Turing distinct, $\Delta^0_\rho$-equivalent reals. We show in $\textrm{ZF}^-$: $\textrm{Weak-Turing-Det}_\rho (\Delta^1_1)$ implies: for every $\nu < \omega_1^{\textrm{CK}}$ there is a transitive model: $M \models \textrm{ZF}^- + \aleph_\nu \textrm{ exists}$. As a corollary: If every cofinal $\Delta^1_1$ set of Turing degrees contains both a degree and its jump, then for every $\nu < \omega_1^{\textrm{CK}}$, there is a transitive model: $M \models \textrm{ZF}^- + \aleph_\nu \textrm{ exists}$. -- With a simple proof, this improves upon a well-known result of Harvey Friedman on the strength of Borel determinacy (though not assessed level-by-level). -- Invoking Tony Martin's proof of Borel determinacy, $\textrm{Weak-Turing-Det}_\rho (\Delta^1_1)$ implies $\Delta^1_1$ determinacy. We show further that $\Delta^1_1$ determinacy imparts weak determinacy properties to the class $\Sigma^1_1$.