The ISS will be transmitting SSTV pictures from Oct. 2 09:00 UTC to Oct. 6 15:55 UTC.
The pictures will be transmitted on 437.55 MHz (±10 kHz Doppler shift) using Robot 36.
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Some info to help:
- https://www.nasa.gov/spot-the-station/
- https://www.n2yo.com/ or https://orbitalradar.com/amateur-radio-satellite-passes or others
A lot of ISS trackers focus on visible passes, but VHF/UHF like this event just need line of sight and a radio to hear the signal. Add a computer with audio out from the radio to record the signal and software to decode it and get the picture.
Awesome, I have been looking to do this but didn’t hear about it anywhere else, so thanks for posting!
Got part of one. 22⁰ pass, hoping to track a higher one later.
Much better results with a higher pass.
I received some of the pictures today using an HT with an Arrow II Yagi.
