I'm sharing videos and personal experience on transmitting and receiving radio-signals from satellites, a very beautiful and challenging area, where the efforts are fully rewarded. There are many satellites for amateur radio traffic, either digital or voice repeaters, or send images of Earth from space. Astronauts from the International Space Station sporadically establish links with radio amateurs and interview students from schools. You can receive all these transmissions, plus there are SSTVs with anniversary occasions, communications between EVA participants and other stuff that occur all the time. Most of the connections are in the VHF / UHF, are made with low power (5-10W are enough) and last very little, maximum 10-15 minutes, because this is what it takes for the satellite to pass over your head. It’s not like the ground connections, where you have enough time, so the preparation beforehand is very important.
Recent Videos
ISS Transmission IRØISS (Walter Villadei IUØRWB) - IT9DBI (Gioiosa Marea, Italy) 24.Jan.2024 14:37
ISS Transmission TC100ISS (Alper Gezeravci ) - (TB) IK1SLD (Balikesir, Türkiye) 31.Jan.2024 12:10
ISS Transmission OR4ISS (Loral O’Hara KI5TOM) - EA5RKP (Valencia, Spain) 09.Feb.2024 08:12 UTC
SSTV event from the ISS using the voice repeater, December 2023
ISS Transmission astronaut Andreas Mogensen Primary School of Zipari, Greece 14.Dec.2023 13:17 UTC
ISS Transmission astronaut Andreas Mogensen Carl-Maria-von Weber-Straße Germany 04.Dec.2023 11:36
ISS Transmission Astronaut Andreas Mogensen - New Heights School, Calgary-Canada 17.Nov.2023
Receiving Delfi-C3 (DO64) telemetry
ISS Transmission -astronaut Warren Hoburg - Lana’i City, HAWAII, USA 23.Mar.2023 18:22 UTC
ISS Transmission Astronaut Andreas Mogensen School interview with Valley Stream, NY, USA 17.Oct.2023
ISS Transmission -astronaut Sultan Al Neyadi- Camp William B. Snyder, VA, USA 21.Jul.2023 17:54 UTC