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AMSAT reports that the ISS will be transmitting SSTV again Apr 1-2 on 145.800 MHz in PD120 format from 1400 to 1900 GMT both days.
amsat-uk.org/2019/03/26/iss-ss

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Santiago  
@K3LTC @felix you can try to pick it up with the slim jim antenna and the baofeng. Install QSSTV and connect the radio output to a mic in jack to the PC, or maybe you can even do sound over the air in a quiet place.
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Santiago  
@felix fijate los pasajes de la ISS a ver si no hay alguno
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Nate K3LTC  

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Yes, thats what I ended up doing last time which worked the best. My notes from last event here: k3ltc.com/links/iss.html
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Santiago  
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@felix
Nate, great tips. Ideally would be to throw a 3-element yagi, and do tle follow by hand. The SlimJim is omni directional which does not help much, but it does worth the try for sure.
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Nate K3LTC  

@santiago @felix I'm going to use the Baofeng again with the Nagoya whip, but this time I'm going to try using the android app Robot36: play.google.com/store/apps/det

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Nate K3LTC  

@santiago @felix i couldn't catch any signal on that pass and looks like they are stopping at 19:00 GMT which I think is 15:00 here in NY and the next pass is 15:32 so looks like I get nada.

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