🖼️ SSTV - Slow Scan Television

Images transmitted and received via radio

SSTV (Slow Scan Television) is a fascinating mode that allows transmitting and receiving images via radio. Using software like MMSSTV or EasyPal, it is possible to send photographs and graphics through radio waves.

How It Works

1

Encoding

The image is converted to audio signals with different frequencies representing colors and brightness

2

Transmission

The audio signal modulates the transmitter, usually in SSB on HF bands

3

Reception

The software decodes the received audio signal and reconstructs the image line by line

SSTV Gallery

ISS - August 7, 2021

📡 145.800 MHz Fair
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July 19, 2021

Bad
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September 13, 2014

Good
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August 9, 2014

📻 DSSTV Excellent
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July 12, 2014

Good
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Software Used

💻 MMSSTV

Windows - Main software for SSTV transmission and reception

📡 EasyPal

Windows - Alternative for digital SSTV with compression