ISS SSTV 145.800 MHz FM August 2020

[SV1XV]

29290804-1746-RS0ISS (Hist147) par SV1XV, on ipernity

Just received SSTV image #9 from RS0ISS on 145.8 MHz, mode PD120 SSTV.

[cj468]

Being a bit further west than you I got picture 8/12 from this pass.

My first time trying to capture SSTV with a Baofang HT held next to computer mic so not the best quality capture but just about identifiable.

Hope for better luck with a bit of practice during today's passes over the UK. Will post capture(s) if I manage to get anything of reasonable quality.

[SV1XV]

20200805-1204-RS0ISS par SV1XV, on ipernity

Just received SSTV image #5 from RS0ISS on 145.8 MHz, SSTV mode PD120.


20200805-1656-RS0ISS par SV1XV, on ipernity

An image #1 in early evening...

[cj468]

In the end I managed to get 4 images from various passes over the 2 days.
Probably not the best quality but I using a Baofeng held in one hand and a mobile phone to record the audio in the other while standing by a window. Then imported files to MMSSTV to decode.

I got images 1, 8, 10 and 12 of the set and they can be found at:

https://imgur.com/a/GQAI24t

[ThaDood]

Be listening for ISS sending out SSTV of Christmas Greetings! They did that at least three times overnight.

[cj468]

Looks like these broadcasts are due to continue until New Years Eve. Unfortunately most of the passes over my QTH are early in the morning. There is one (low elevation pass) at c0940 Local tomorrow (26-Dec) and Sunday but the 'overhead' passes are at 0500/0600 and getting earlier. Not sure I can be face getting up that early (with 0c temp's forecast) to grab a couple of images.

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ARISS News Release                                                                                                                     No.   20-30     

December 22, 2020 — An ARISS Slow Scan TV (SSTV) event is scheduled from the International Space Station (ISS). This will be a special SSTV event to celebrate the 20th anniversary of ARISS on board the International Space Station. The event is scheduled to begin on December 24 at 16:40 UTC and continue through December 31 ending at 18:15 UTC. Dates are subject to change due to ISS operational adjustments.