ISS Fan Club

Seems some folks are hearing signals on 145.825 that are not from the ISS. This is possible since NO-44 (PCSAT) and UO-11 also transmit near the 145.825 frequency. If you hear something on 145.825, you might check a tracking program to see which satellite is (or is not) in range.

Kenneth - N5VHO

I registered on Wednesday evening (Eastern U.S. time), and uploaded a number of Recorded Contacts including Girl Guides of Canada, K2BSA/4 and a number of ordinary ISS QSOs. The site went down and was displaying a database error after I had uploaded four or five recordings, but eventually came back up, and I finished uploading the remaining recordings.

Hello ISS Fans,

the engine that runs the website has been updated to a newer version and as you might have noticed some of the content has also been re-organized.
Please let me know if you see something wrong.

Thanks
Alain

What happened to the traking display?

KC6DKX

What's the process and how long does it usually take to receive a QSL card for a voice contact with the ISS?

Thanks,
Brook
N5DGK

Hi, I was wondering if anyone has a recording of the pass over Southern California on July28,2010 at 2320 utc. My QTH was Los Alamitos, California. This was my first contact ever with the ISS.. Thanks very much.. K6LPB

louis.bloch@navy.mil

Hi this is Clay VE5CTM and i was wondering if the ISS Achievement Award is being handed out

Hello All,

ISS SSTV signals where heard at 14 May 2010.
The transmissions started arround 12:48 UTC for the MAI-75 experiment.
If you have received images please send them via the ARISS SSTV submission page:
http://www.amsat.org/amsat/ariss/SSTV/submit.php
We may not be able to display every image because of quality or duplication .
But we keep them in the archieve for futher investigation and maybe
visible later.

ARISS SSTV gallery page:
http://www.amsat.org/amsat/ariss/SSTV/

The deactivation of the ISS SSTV hardware equipment will be arround 17:45UTC (according the crew work scedule).

Hello everyone,

I've been interested in space exploration and astronomy for some years now. Recently while I was in a discussion with someone on the subject of the International Space Station, he brought up the idea that there is a 7 to 10 second delay in the live transmission. Now he couldn't remember the source of this number himself either, and I don't know what to make of this. But it did get me thinking about what kind of delays a listener would encounter tuning into the ISS audio transmission.

This apparently being a forum where amateur radio listeners come together to converse about the ISS, I thought this would be a good place to ask some questions about the subject.

I would like to set up MMSSTV for reciveing ISS pictures for the next time they do it.
What setting do I use in MMSSTV? I hear RX Mode should be Robot 36 but what else?

I have a IC 746 Pro and a SignaLink USB Sound Card that I use for PSK and RTTY. Will that work?

Thanks
KH6OWL
Stacy