- There is a 6-1/2 minute, near-overhead, pass:
- Friday Evening (tonight) with AOS at 9:01 pm local
- Tracking: SW: --> Overhead --> NE (horizon-to-horizon)
- UHF Frequency: 437.550 MHz +/- Doppler
- Approaching Doppler is (+) 10 KHz, then (+) 5 KHZ
- Departing Doppler is (-) 5 KHz, then (-) 10 KHz
- LOS 9:07 pm
The ISS will be continuously transmitting a SSTV picture in Robot36 Format. You can record the audio for later use, or download the Robot App for your cell-phone and let the microphone pick-up the audio and display the picture live.
Best Practice:
- Program five (5) frequencies into your HT's UHF receiver. Then conveniently switch between them as the pass progresses between the Doppler zones. (All this in just 6 minutes)
- 437.560 First Approaching
- 437.555 Mid Approaching zone
- 437.550 Overhead zone
- 437.545 Mid Departing zone
- 437.540 Last Departing
If you have Satellite tracking software, there are more pass opportunities to explore. Navigate here to visualize the referenced events.. Enter "Tampa" for the city designation. Then, click on the event box you wish
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73 Ron - K4FZU