Another ISS SSTV experiment upcoming for Christmas 2024.
Jomjom79
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confirming.
Got Award.
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No clear view of the ISS from my hotel in Mandalay, north Myanmar. The country is in a civil war, so despite my concern that my activities might be misunderstood, I went out into the street with my laptop, Airspy+ and 3-element Arrow antenna, and managed to get a good image!
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27.12.24 - 04:32 UTC
Best one yet. In the car with a Diamond MR77. Max 9° elevation. Last part of signal was lost as the station dipped behind a mountain.
Jomjom
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I’ve also scheduled a couple of observations for UHF, let’s see how long it will remain online.
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“All for SSTV for ISS
The crew said that he accidentally switched the radio station to the automatic mode (this is the frequency of 437.55)
Five minutes ago, he restored the frequency of 145.8
Rejoice lovers 2 m
And we will try 70 cm in April
73 RV3DR”
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Back on 145.800 now and pleased I got up early for this pass.
2024-12-29_06.04.30 UTC
2024-12-29_06.08.25 UTC
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2024-12-29 01:15 6 (ARISS-Europe, Girlguiding Surrey West)
2024-12-29 01:20 7 (ARISS-USA, Woodbridge, Virginia)
2024-12-29 04:30 5 (ARISS-Europe, ON4WF)
2024-12-29 06:08 4 (ARISS-Japan)
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which setup did you capture theses images on?
29.12.2024 01:15UTC:
First capture of this series so far, the passes are currently early in the morning for me and therefore not easy to receive.
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2m HB9CV with preamp on Rotator Sarctrac Mk3b.
Yaesu FT-847 with PAT-V (as 2nd receiver) into SDR nooelec NESDR Mini 2+.
Gqrx, Gpredict, hamlib (rigctl, rotctl) and RX-SSTV under Linux.
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wow that sounds quite complicated, but good
