SkyRoof 1.47

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Alex VE3NEA

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Aug 4, 2026, 5:03:05 PM (6 days ago) Aug 4
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  • added SSDV decoder
  • added CODEC2 voice decoder
  • user-selected soundcard for announcements

Julio Cabral

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Aug 4, 2026, 5:45:57 PM (6 days ago) Aug 4
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Wonderful, everything is very up-to-date and very functional.
 I would only add a checkbox in the auto-schedule for satellites below 5 degrees and another for below 15 degrees, for those of us who do telemetry reception and have a list. Beyond that, it's a fantastic contribution to satellite radio operators.

Julio
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Alex VE3NEA

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Aug 4, 2026, 5:54:48 PM (6 days ago) Aug 4
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This was added a couple of builds ago:

To skip the low passes, click the small arrow next to Select All and pick a maximum-elevation threshold from the drop-down menu: Select All, Select > 5º, Select > 10º, Select > 15º, or Select > 20º. Only the passes that rise at least that high are checked. The menu adds to your current selection and never unchecks anything, so click Clear first if you want the threshold to be the only thing selected.

Filippo iz5tep

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Aug 5, 2026, 3:37:03 AM (6 days ago) Aug 5
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Hi everyone, Alex, sorry to bother you, I'm sure you've already addressed this issue, but I can't find a solution. When I manually enter a frequency, like 432.000 MHz, why doesn't Waterfall go to the requested frequency?
It stays on the frequency of the selected satellite. Thanks again. Top software

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Alex VE3NEA

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Aug 5, 2026, 7:37:23 AM (6 days ago) Aug 5
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The frequency must be in Hz, not in MHz. The label above the input field is "Frequency, Hz".
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