Some pictures from yesterday and today of ARISS - Amateur Radio on the ISS #SSTV event.

Also... better late than never... A couple of shots from #UMKA-1 (RS40S) Christmas #SSTV event which I forgot to post during all the festivity...

Well... just playing around with some of those funny new #cubesats that has #SSTV This time #RS44S on 437.050 MHz

Beautiful drawings from the kids sent from Vizard-Meteo (#RS38S) on #SSTV

It's finally here!!! Nooelec December giveaway gift just arrived today. Thank you guys, very very appreciated! Now I have more projects into the bucket list to give these Amps a very good use!

Silly human! that SWR is totally unacceptable...

Beautiful and strong signals from AmSat-EA HADES-R satellite. FM repeater was ON and I made a couple of QSO (thanks goes to Heber XE1BJ and WD5GRW - Jim for it). Pretty awesome to have a new bird to play with!

ARISS SSTV Event for the weekend. Nice!!!

After many many months of long wait Arctic Weather Satellite (AWS) finally stopped sending filler and resume Direct Broadcast data in L-Band (1707 MHz). Here are a couple of images from today's morning and evening passes. Decoded with mighty #SatDump

A commercial venture messing around and being entirely disrespectful with the use of the spectrum. Shame on you AST 😡 Get out of the band!!! If you wanna do business go ahead and pay and use S-band for TTC instead of cutting corners!

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Threat to 70cm band. AST SpaceMobile have 5 Bluebird commercial LEO satellites using amateur radio 430-440 MHz band. They have asked FCC to authorize a further 243 commercial satellites in #HamRadio band. FCC is asking for your comments, see amsat-uk.org/2025/06/26/use… #amsat #hamr

After another nationwide power grid collapse yesterday, it's now over 36 hours without electricity. 160W emergency solar panel in the roof and an old degraded lead-acid battery help to get through the night with a couple of LED lights and do some satellite QSO during daylight.

Some rudimentary attempts of doing astrophotography with a cellphone yesterday as there was nothing better to do during the power grid outage