Using a RTL SDR Dongle to receive pictures from the ISS! | Software Defined Radio

Did you know the International Space Station (ISS) periodically sends SSTV (slow scan television) images over the air? You can decode them too using an RTL SDR software defined radio dongle which is around $30-$50. A simple antenna is all that is needed. RTL SDR: https://geni.us/zE9bXYS (Affiliate) Listen to Almost Any Radio Frequency with the AirSpy Mini SDR | Software Defined Radio    • Listen to Literally ANY Radio Frequency wi...   Find out when the Space Station is sending SSTV pictures here: http://ariss-sstv.blogspot.com/ 🎥 Watch more recent videos here:    / hamradiodx   ⏱️TIMESTAMPS⏱️ 0:00 Receiving the images using an RTL-SDR 1:43 What you will need to receive the images 3:23 Attempt 1 5:32 Attempt 2 - 7:41 ISS passes directly overhead 9:00 Tips for receiving Items I use in my shack: http://www.hamradiodx.net/vk7hh-shack HRDX shops at Australia's newest Amateur Radio store Connect VK: http://connectvk.com.au/ ✅ Subscribe to Ham Radio DX! https://bit.ly/2lvUGsD 💪 Support this channel as a Member or Patron!    / @hamradiodx     / hamradiodx   Please consider using the affiliate links to support this channel: https://geni.us/HamRadioDX Paypal TipJar: https://www.paypal.com/donate?hosted_... If you enjoyed this video help others enjoy it by adding captions in your language: https://bit.ly/3niGGN1 #RTLSDR #SoftwareDefinedRadio #iss Facebook:   / vk7hh   Twitter:   / hamradiodx   Instagram:   / hamradiodx   Website: http://hamradiodx.net Fan "Ham" Mail: PO Box 5071 Sandy Bay, TAS 7109 Australia Email: [email protected] Music: Bensound: https://www.bensound.com/royalty-free... Epidemic Sound: https://www.epidemicsound.com/