Slow Scan Television (SSTV) is a fascinating mode that allows you to send and receive still images over HF radio using your SSB transceiver. The uBITX and similar homebrew/commercial SSB radios are excellent platforms for SSTV operation. This comprehensive guide will walk you through the complete setup process.
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Learn how to decode Slow Scan TV SSTV images from the ISS and HF bands using RTL-SDR and your smartphone. Access step-by-step guides on Robot36, antenna setups for 144MHz, and technical tips to capture high-quality orbital imagery for your amateur radio station.
The Complete Guide to HF SSTV: From History to Your First Transmission
Slow Scan Television is a method of transmitting still images over radio using audio frequency tones. The term “slow scan” distinguishes it from conventional fast-scan television (like broadcast TV), which requires much wider bandwidth.

