Hi Joe...
A suggestion...
Set up "Scanner Recorder" on your computer and hook your sound card to
your receiver's output. Leave it on all the time with a medium squelch....
When you feel like it, you can come home and listen to everything that
happened since the last time you opened the file.
Then when you get time...download one of the free SSTV programs, I
believe MMSTV is one, and start both programs feeding the audio from
your saved files into the SSTV program directly.
Simple SSTV practice, copy, saved results and ability to play with the
setup using the stored files. I've got megabites on my computer and I
haven't even processed them yet for pictures....no time...but there will
be some here when it snows.
Set them (Satellite SSTV pics) while they're hot!
Roger
WA1KAT
On 12/21/2011 12:15 PM, Joe Batty wrote:
ARISSAT1,
The pass over the Pacific Northwest yesterday afternoon at 2320 was heard for several minutes. The anouncement and telemetry was heard. I can't do SSTV or read the telemetry and the signal was a tad weak but we heard the whole pass.
73 all, as I learn how to do this sat stuff
Joe KT7E
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