[International Space Station] Receiving & Decoding an SSTV Image (June 2021 Event); 10. June 2021

[@ZapdoZ]

Some things you might want to know: I want to do this myself! What do I need? To decode these images you only need an antenna and a cheap SDR dongle (RTL-SDR). The antenna should be made for the 2m Ham radio band: There are lots of options, I built myself a simple V-Dipole, but you can buy a prebuilt antenna too or build something else. For the software side of things, you only need an SDR client (e.g. SDRSharp / GQRX) and an SSTV decoder (e.g. MMSSTV / Rx-SSTV) Why does the frequency change all the time? Due to the ISS being a moving object, Doppler effect occurs. You could adjust the frequency yourself without any problems, but I use a piece of software called GPredict to do it automatically. When are these events? SSTV Events are usually announced on the ARISS website or on sites such as AMSAT-UK. In order to see your local passes during the event, GPredict is probably your tool of choice.

[@mobiusloop]

I’m glad that you made this channel

[@sondrayork6317]

That image was actually very clear accept for some noise, otherwise it was almost full quieting.

[@technicmasters7936]

Did you record the UVB 76 message today? i tunned in 1 minute late, i saw the voice on the waterfall but i didnt hear it...

[@Creative_YT]

yooooooo dis 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 fr fr

[@Nathaly520]

i tried to decode it but ive got a lot more noise

[@Twilight_Ech0-h3t]

well when i try it work

[@poggy205]

Wait... you have a RTL-SDR?! I didn't even realize until now lol (also the rtl sdr I asked my brother to buy still haven't arrived yet...)

[@Antenna101]

Softver definirani radio

[@v.shortwaver9391]

This guy is handsome ngl

[@graduationlover910]

"Интер-МАН-75" translates to "Inter-MAN-75" in Russian

[@izen5761]

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