International Space Station- Receiving SSTV Transmissions
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Channel: MKme Lab · 2015 · Science & Technology
I was able to capture some Slow Scan TV from the International Space Station Dec 18th 2014. I used a cheap SDR (software defined radio) attached to a Comet discone antenna in my attic for this recording. These images are broadcast via amateur radio frequencies direct from the International Space Station for anyone on the earth to receive and decode. Yep this is a $10 USB stick receiving video directly from the ISS- very nerdy fun indeed. So many uses for SDR- I hope you find them fun. ------------------------------------------------------ My Website and Related: http://mkme.org Patreon: http://www.patreon.com/EricWilliam Store: http://www.mkme.org/index.php/store/ G+ Community!: http://goo.gl/6rMPsi Facebook Page: http://goo.gl/aXg29 ----------------------------------------------------- Get Social with Me! https://plus.google.com/+EricWilliam http://twitter.com/MKmeOrg http://www.facebook.com/EricWilliam13 Cheers!
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