i recently learned about SSTV, which is a way of sending images through audio. afaik it’s mostly used by ham radio operators, but i thought it had some potential for cool art effects so here’s a little test i did using robot36
i recently learned about SSTV, which is a way of sending images through audio. afaik it’s mostly used by ham radio operators, but i thought it had some potential for cool art effects so here’s a little test i did using robot36
Get your SDRs, antennas, decoders ready.
The now usual Robot36 mode on 437.550 MHz.
Get your SDRs, antennas, decoders ready.
The now usual Robot36 mode on 437.550 MHz.
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Here's another one. From UmKA-1, one of the 70 cm satellites. Robot36 mode. More challenging but shorter duration image transmissions.
Here's another one. From UmKA-1, one of the 70 cm satellites. Robot36 mode. More challenging but shorter duration image transmissions.
More details as we get closer to the start date.
Volume warning (I am not even kidding!! Very high pitched repetitive sounds)
hint: robot36 is your friend
Volume warning (I am not even kidding!! Very high pitched repetitive sounds)
hint: robot36 is your friend
This is borrowed directly from Twitter/X poster Merkouris.
Starting Friday evening 0115 UTC / 615 PM PDT.
Ending Sunday afternoon.
437.625 MHz
Robot36 mode.
This is borrowed directly from Twitter/X poster Merkouris.
Starting Friday evening 0115 UTC / 615 PM PDT.
Ending Sunday afternoon.
437.625 MHz
Robot36 mode.
Pues voy a explicar cómo recibir las imágenes navideñas enviadas desde la estación espacial con tu walkie Quansheng.
Necesitas descargar dos aplicaciones para el móvil.
ISS Detector y Robot36...
Pues voy a explicar cómo recibir las imágenes navideñas enviadas desde la estación espacial con tu walkie Quansheng.
Necesitas descargar dos aplicaciones para el móvil.
ISS Detector y Robot36...
..in what looks like a Roman mosaic style.. but without the mosaic.
435.890 MHz
..in what looks like a Roman mosaic style.. but without the mosaic.
435.890 MHz