Dec 20 (collection of all 12 images)

SSTV operations  from ISS on 145.800 MHz continued today (December 20) and it appears that the  ARISS Image Gallery now has examples of all 12 images being transmitted from the ISS. Examples of each image are displayed below:

Image received by OK2UUJ

Image received by AL0I

Image received by EA4CYQ

Image received by SV2HWM

Image received by UA9UIZ

Image received by EB1FVQ

Image received by JA0CAW

Image received by VA3ROM

Image received by EA5HYC

Image received by N4ZQ

Image received by 9W6IVY

Image received by G0SFJ

Dec 18 SSTV from ISS active

Starting to see reports of activity from ISS on Dec 18 around 14:00 UTC. This image from PY2IV was captured during a pass over Brazil.

Additionally, below is another image from F5ASD in France. Notice the series numbers in the upper right corner of the images. Each image is a celebration of the 80th anniversary of Gagarin's birth. Wonder if anyone will get all 12?

SSTV on Dec 18 and 20

The Russian ARISS team members plan to activate SSTV from the ISS on Dec 18 and 20. Expected mode will be PD180 on 145.800 MHz with 3 minute off periods between transmissions. A total of 12 different photos will be sent during the operational period. Start time  would be around 14:20 UTC on December 18 and 12:40 UTC on December 20. The transmissions should terminate around 21:30 UTC each day. Space-X 5 will be launching the same week and delays in the launch could adjust SSTV operational times.

Sept 6 activity

Getting reports of SSTV images being received on 145.80.  Apparently the Russians decided to give it another shot after having issues on the originally announced date. This image was posted to the Gallery by Fabiano Moser - CT7ABD at 09:10 UTC.

Aug 27 report

The SSTV transmissions occurred on schedule and even occurred well after the planned termination time of 13:00 UTC (after 17:00 UTC). The new cable appears to have solved the constant carrier issue but now the audio from the program is not being transmitted. The end result for the day was no images but several well timed carriers that lasted for 180 seconds.

Aug 27, 2014 SSTV

After a long hiatus due to hardware issues, the Russian team will try sending SSTV images on Aug 27 from 11:00-13:00 UTC using the Kenwood D710 and a new cable. The transmissions will be on 145.80 MHz and the intended mode is PD180. The interval between transmissions should be about 3 minutes. The images are being planned to be sent for one full orbit during this time period. Regions along the ground track include Europe, Central and Southeast Asia, Eastern Australia and New Zealand, Central South America and then Europe again.