http://www.arrl.org/news/sstv-trans...onal-space-station-set-for-december-18-and-20
A question for anyone who's done this before: how strong is the signal? I have a great pass of the ISS coming up on Saturday, but I probably won't be home. I know that for weather satellites, I have to turn the gain on my RTL SDR all the way up, past where normal signals would distort, or I don't get anything at all. Will I have to do this for the ISS, or should I keep the gain at a more normal setting?
A question for anyone who's done this before: how strong is the signal? I have a great pass of the ISS coming up on Saturday, but I probably won't be home. I know that for weather satellites, I have to turn the gain on my RTL SDR all the way up, past where normal signals would distort, or I don't get anything at all. Will I have to do this for the ISS, or should I keep the gain at a more normal setting?