SSTV in March? Any news
Dan - W7OIL

My video of the ISS SSTV image received 24/02/15. Full details of my equipment is in the video. Enjoy and please feel free to comment - Pete G0PNM

http://youtu.be/pKvr0Lb1Vok

My video of the ISS SSTV image received 24/02/15. Full details of my equipment is in the video. Enjoy and please feel free to comment.

http://youtu.be/pKvr0Lb1Vok

Hi readers I have just heard very strong SSTV signals on 145.800 mhz 24th Feb 2015 at 1725 GMT I tried to get sstv program ready it did eventually log onto pd180 but signal then went off, i looked but no Pass from ISS anybody shed light on where signal was coming from unless my prediction reports were wrong

regards Graham in Blackpool NW England IO83LD

PS signal did sound like it was spinning so possible a space thing.

During last pass over EU the SSTV audio was very faint.
See:
http://www.issfanclub.com/node/38949
http://www.issfanclub.com/node/38951

Marc, PD4U

Received 5 complete images from RS0ISS in 5 orbital passes here in EM17iq. Highest elevation was 51 degrees. Sigs 40 to 60 dB over S9. 73 to all es God Bless all the ISS crew.
de NE8S 'Doc'

No SSTV nor packet heard at 11:30AM PDT in Southern California ... But the EVA just completed a few minutes ago ...

Clint K6LCS

I just have received a message from Gaston ON4WF.
See the message below.

73s Cor PD0RKC
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Continuous SSTV transmission is planned from Saturday 21 February at about 10.30 UTC till Monday 23 February 21.30 UTC.

It is expected that 12 different photos will be sent on 145.800 MHz FM, using the SSTV mode PD180, with 3 minutes off periods between transmissions.

we need an ISS Fan Club leader someone who will run the site update the polls and improve the site I would like to become the site leader as the site leader I would update the polls and try to get a chat room so we all could get to talk about the space station and all things space with your support we can make this site great

Because a new SSTV session from ISS will follow soon, I would like to inform the portable hams and Android enthusiasts (in the same time), that a freeware application is available in Play Store, for SSTV decoding signals, including PD180 format.

The application is called Robot36 and can be found at the following link:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=xdsopl.robot36

For encoding SSTV pictures, there is another freeware application, SSTV encoder (https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=om.sstvencoder).

Best 73! de YO3FVR, Catalin