Back story - https://amsat-uk.org/2020/01/28/slow-scan-tv-from-iss-january-30-31/ First time trying SSTV? Info links here - http://www.work-sat.com/SSTV.html

Russian cosmonauts are expected to activate Slow Scan Television (#SSTV) image transmissions on 145.800 MHz FM from the International Space Station #ISS on Thursday, January 30 and Friday, January 31

Yes!

You can adjust both frequencies (uplink and downlik) with gpredict+Ubuntu?? At the same time

Thanks David.

You don't have to. There are great programs for Win10, OSX, and Linux that will drive the IC-9700.

Dave, I don't understand anything about Ubuntu.

ARISS ReleasrDave Jordan, AA4KNARISS PRJanuary 16, 2020 Message to US Educators Amateur Radio on the International Space Station Contact Opportunity Call for Proposals Upcoming Proposal Window is

CAMSAT Says CAS-6 Activation for Amateur Use has been Delayed publicado en: / published in: https://qrznow.com/camsat-says-cas-6-activation-for-amateur-use-has-been-delayed/ Chinese Amateur

We bought an IC-9700 for W9IVY and the club loves it! Works great with SatPC32 on Win10 and Gpredict on Ubuntu.

I wanted to ask everyone on the board that owns the IC-9700 about how do you like it and is it great for the SATS and doppler effect? I understand it also has D-Star, but that mode is rather dead in

Thanks so much!

You have to adjust your phase and skew adjustments in the app. KC9UQR Sent from Brad's iPod

Hi Brad, Since the ISS transmissions (SSTV) are coming from the Russian Zvezda module, using the Kenwood radio set to 145.800MHz, the APRS transmissions from the Columbus module are still active on

So this was my first try with a 1/4 wave antenna and a HT Baofeng. Any ideas on how to clear it up so I can get this? Photo? Thanks everyone! Randy KM6RBG

sync is at 1200hz and highest freq is about 2800hz you can filter out the 0-1000hz and 2900hz and up. tracking the iss this weekend with my aprs radio i see the bandwidth is about the same from 2m

Did you know you can receive (pun intended) a QSL card for merely receiving signals from the ISS? You do not need to complete a voice contact with an astronaut ... If you simply receive signals, or

Just Narrowband FM ...

Answer should be here ... https://amsat-uk.org/2015/02/04/iss-sstv-in-uk-press/

Dear Folks, I'm setting-up SDRSharp to hopefully capture an image from the ISS tomorrow. Is 8 kHz an appropriate bandwidth to use for this signal? Thanks and best regards, Jim, KI5EWG