NASA ISS SSTV

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MarconISSTA Chertsey Radio Club helps by transmitting 435.500 Wide FM on UK passes of ISS

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EDIT: To prevent overlap, we will post intended transmissions below:

435.300 MHz: Europe
435.500 MHz: Europe MX0MXO
435.550 MHz: Europe ON7UX
435.950 MHz: Europe
436.500 MHz: Do not use Worldwide – Center frequency (DC Offset)
436.625/635 MHz: 05 Feb 19, 14:33-14:42 UTC, 16:09 UTC OH2FQV
437.280 MHz: 06 Feb 19, 01:33-01:44 UTC >> K4KDR

First transmission Feb 5th 16:07 (Thanks to an 2E0IPP)

19:20 By James M0JFP


Feb 6th 16:52 James M0JFP


18:29 James M0JFP


Feb 7th 16:07 James M0JFP 

Foggy Staines

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— Arow Antena (@arrowantenna) February 4, 2019

Russian space food

Get into the office today and my Russian friend has left a little gift for me #spacefood #iss #ariss @astro_timpeake I’m sure the kids are going to live this! @AmsatUK @RF2Space pic.twitter.com/gDfDjP9Q7Z

— Arow Antena (@arrowantenna) February 4, 2019

AO-91 FM satellite contact into Spain