SSTV Frequencies: Everything You Need to Know

ISS Slow Scan TV (SSTV)

Wildernesscomms on Instagram: "SSTV (Slow Scan TV) from the International Space Station. Anyone can receive them. Whether you use an inexpensive SDR, handheld radio or even a scanner, all you need is some decoding software. I use RXSSTV. It’s free and you can use your device microphone to listen to your radio speaker or configure it to take the audio from your SDR and decode the images. #SSTV #ISS #HamRadio #SpaceCommunications #AmateurRadio #ariss #hamradio #VHF #2meter #hamradio #worldspacewee

JOHN LOBBAN on Instagram: "New Year’s Day decoding images from SSTV on 14.230 MHz using an ICOM IC-705 Transceiver with SDR-Control software. — Slow-scan television (SSTV) is a method for transmitting and receiving static images over radio, primarily used by amateur radio operators. It works by converting a picture into sounds that represent the image's brightness and color, which can then be transmitted and decoded by others. #hamradio #amateurradio #sstv"