Re: FTM400sstv
Clint Bradford
Here is a tutorial on MMSSTV ...
https://www.jeffreykopcak.com/2015/04/16/getting-started-with-mmsstv/
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sstv from ISS low but got 2 pics
Brad Ko6kL
low audio drive level very weak copy on vertical 5/8w. I used the sat antenna and was able to get two better pics 3 and 4 on the webcam ko6kL 3 pics attached.
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FTM400sstv
AF7ZA
Ok gents, I need some help. I’ve been trying desperately to find out how to use my FTM400 connected directly to the computer to receive SSTV from the ISS.
So far I’ve been using the XYL’s Logitech usb headset hung over the 400’s Ext. Skpr which works well, but I’m hoping there is a way to use my computer’s builtin sound card directly from the radio. Anyone played with the FTM400 for that other than WiresX ? Bill
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Re: It is ALL Experimental!
True👌 De VU2CAN Nitin Ainapure Mk76cq
On Sat, 13 Apr 2019, 10:11 Kevin Whitcomb, <kevinwhitcomb@...> wrote:
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Re: Still Low Audio 1830 UTC Saturday
James Ricker
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On Saturday, April 13, 2019, 20:35, Clint Bradford via Groups.Io <clintbradford@...> wrote:
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Re: Still Low Audio 1830 UTC Saturday
Clint Bradford
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Re: Still Low Audio 1830 UTC Saturday
James Ricker
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On Saturday, April 13, 2019, 16:58, Clint Bradford via Groups.Io <clintbradford@...> wrote:
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Re: Still Low Audio 1830 UTC Saturday
Clint Bradford
Just had an 11-degree pass - audio was better!!!
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Re: Still Low Audio 1830 UTC Saturday
Brad Smith
Same here, Clint. The first day passes had great audio.
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On Apr 13, 2019, at 6:38 PM, Clint Bradford via Groups.Io <clintbradford@...> wrote:
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Re: Still Low Audio 1830 UTC Saturday
Clint Bradford
I have seen decent results when people record the pass, then use audio processing software to increase and decode ...
Glad I caught a couple early-in-the-project passes - whose signals and data were clean and strong!
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Re: Still Low Audio 1830 UTC Saturday
Brad Smith
On a 17:17, 75 degree pass, I received very weak signals, but copied a poor scan. Has anyone tried a preamp to see if it improves the signal?
Brad Smith KC9UQR Sent from Brad’s iPad
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Re: Still Low Audio 1830 UTC Saturday
Brad Smith
I received mine today too.
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On Apr 13, 2019, at 12:42 PM, Clint Bradford via Groups.Io <clintbradford@...> wrote:
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Still Low Audio 1830 UTC Saturday
Clint Bradford
Bad news, good news: Still low audio from the ISS this morning, BUT the award certificates are being sent out!!!
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Re: It is ALL Experimental!
Kevin Whitcomb
I’m just happy to have the opportunity to do this whole hobby at all and if things were always guaranteed to go as planned, it would just be boring. Figuring stuff out is a big part of the fun.
Kevin Whitcomb
KD0RUR/Maritime Mobile
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Re: Latest ARISS SSTV Project - no or very little signal
We are having parallel experiences, Floyd!
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My 18:30 UTC pass today was nothing, no RF at All. Hopefully those nice Folks up there will Be able to fix things! 73 Mark. KB7WAL
OK, Mark, then I can check off my new RTL-SDR dongle that came in
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Re: It is ALL Experimental!
Kevin
Well said Clint!
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Kevin W6AAE
On Apr 12, 2019, at 13:54, Clint Bradford via Groups.Io <clintbradford@...> wrote:
... There is plenty to enjoy and teach this weekend - whether SSTV gets back up or not!
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It is ALL Experimental!
Amateur radio aboard the International Space Station is an experiment. And one in a rather unique environment.
Yes, amateur radio is involved in the ISS’ “master plan” as a communications system. And I believe it was used once for “official” comms between it and ground stations many years ago. But please: Don’t get upset/angry that we aren’t receiving images this week. The astronauts aboard the ISS aren’t sitting around and not doing anything. If you go the Web sites of the space agencies involved, you can see the daily schedules of activities. Couple that with the fact that they mainly work on UTC time ... and add to all that that today is Yuri Gagarin Day - Astronauts’ Day in Russia, when many ground-based personnel are busy with those special activities ... SO ... please know I have never read a story indicating that any ham astronaut dislikes working us from the ISS. And they love the ARISS contacts with schools (well over 1,000 of those have been accomplished!). There is a technical glitch with the current SSTV project. Use this to your advantage! Monitor for packet ... get your neighbors out and watch the ISS streak across the sky ... whip out that tape measure beam and discuss “line of sight” ... Therenis plenty to enjoy and teach this weekend - whether SSTV gets back up or not!
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Re: Anything ?
Ron Pereira <ron.g.pereira@...>
Heard nothing. Max elev. 25 degrees at 18:21Z, FN03. Got some earlier passes.
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Re: Anything ?
Brad Smith
Nothing in Milwaukee.
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On Apr 12, 2019, at 1:24 PM, James Ricker via Groups.Io <jim7j6cef@...> wrote:
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Re: Anything ?
AF7ZA
Thx for the replies. Bummer. It worked marginal yesterday.
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Bill
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