SSTV Images Received From The International Space Station
SSTV Operations Onboard The ISS
Slow Scan Television (SSTV) images are sometimes transmitted from the International Space Station using MMSSTV software to transmit stored images. SSTV ARISS ham radio stations usually operate as NA1SS/ RS0ISS running Kenwood D700 and D710 radios. The SSTV equipment also includes SpaceCam, MMSSTV software, a radio/computer interface module and data cables. Also a Kenwood VC-H1 is used to provide near real-time automatically transmitted images (usually earth views) once every 3 minutes, when active. The frequency used is 145.800 MHz and the mode is FM. I use MMSSTV to decode images which can be downloaded for free. If you would like to add your own received images. Please forward your ISS SSTV images here Thank You!
Slow Scan Television (SSTV) images are sometimes transmitted from the International Space Station using MMSSTV software to transmit stored images. SSTV ARISS ham radio stations usually operate as NA1SS/ RS0ISS running Kenwood D700 and D710 radios. The SSTV equipment also includes SpaceCam, MMSSTV software, a radio/computer interface module and data cables. Also a Kenwood VC-H1 is used to provide near real-time automatically transmitted images (usually earth views) once every 3 minutes, when active. The frequency used is 145.800 MHz and the mode is FM. I use MMSSTV to decode images which can be downloaded for free. If you would like to add your own received images. Please forward your ISS SSTV images here Thank You!
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