30 Meter SSTV
10.132 or 10.142
10.132 or 10.142
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SSTV - give 30 Meter SSTV MP73-N a try......the SSTV signals to be
located in the typical PSK31/Olivia/MFSK portions of a band, the SSTV
signal must be less than 500 Hz in width. Most common SSTV modes are
much wider than this, but low-and-behold , several hams have recently
reminded us that narrow band SSTV has been added to MMSSTV. So
now , digital radio folks can have SSTV QSOs in the same frequency
ranges as their other QSOs. This has a special appeal if you like to use
the 30M band. This band, for USA hams, is assigned to CW and Data
modes. 30 meter enthusiasts can use narrow SSTV and user "text
overlays" to communicate reception reports, QTH, station information,
etc, etc...click links below for more information!!
located in the typical PSK31/Olivia/MFSK portions of a band, the SSTV
signal must be less than 500 Hz in width. Most common SSTV modes are
much wider than this, but low-and-behold , several hams have recently
reminded us that narrow band SSTV has been added to MMSSTV. So
now , digital radio folks can have SSTV QSOs in the same frequency
ranges as their other QSOs. This has a special appeal if you like to use
the 30M band. This band, for USA hams, is assigned to CW and Data
modes. 30 meter enthusiasts can use narrow SSTV and user "text
overlays" to communicate reception reports, QTH, station information,
etc, etc...click links below for more information!!