SSTV: Difference between revisions
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(Created page with "'''Slow-Scan Television (SSTV)''' refers to any method of sending pictures over amateur radio. Although the vast majority of SSTV activity uses computers for modulation and demodulation (similar to many digital modes), most SSTV modes are analog. == Samples == === Robot === * Robot 36 (36 seconds per picture) * Robot 72 (72 seconds / 1 minute 12 seconds per picture) === Scottie === * File:SSTV Scott...") |
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* [[File:SSTV Robot36 Leo.wav | * Robot 36 [[File:SSTV Robot36 Leo.wav]] (36 seconds per picture) | ||
* [[File:SSTV Robot72 Leo.wav | * Robot 72 [[File:SSTV Robot72 Leo.wav]] (72 seconds / 1 minute 12 seconds per picture) | ||
=== Scottie === | === Scottie === | ||
Revision as of 15:20, 12 February 2022
Slow-Scan Television (SSTV) refers to any method of sending pictures over amateur radio. Although the vast majority of SSTV activity uses computers for modulation and demodulation (similar to many digital modes), most SSTV modes are analog.
Samples
Robot
- Robot 36 File:SSTV Robot36 Leo.wav (36 seconds per picture)
- Robot 72 File:SSTV Robot72 Leo.wav (72 seconds / 1 minute 12 seconds per picture)
