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Video – NOAA19 weather satellite reception with experimental V dipole antenna

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NOAA19 weather satellite reception with experimental v dipole antenna
Date – 18.01.2022
Location – Krishnagiri, Tamilnadu, India
Receiving Hardware – RTL SDR with experimental v dipole antenna.

NOAA 18 and NOAA 19 weather satellites provide free accessible weather data continuously through Automatic Picture Transmission at 137.9125 MHz and 137.1000 MHz frequencies.

RTL-SDR TUTORIAL: RECEIVING NOAA WEATHER SATELLITE IMAGES

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