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Subj: Re: [sarex] Mir SSTV back on 2000 utc
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To : MIR@WW
Cannot comment on the physical tracking aspects etc (there are
already several good texts on this subject "Out There".
But for P.C Sound Card SSTV reception/transmission, you might like to
look at Win-95-SSTV or "Chroma-pix", by "Silicon Pixels" - you should be
able to locate either of these on the 'Net.
I have used both of the above under Win95 and Win98, they are both easy to
set up, and a snack to get running, in short if you want to use the
minimal hardware solution then the Sound card is the way to go.
For reception, a simple cable from receive audio, into the line (or Mic)
inputs on your sound card, adjust levels - usually a once-off to "get the
feel" of the correct settings and that is it.
Tx, Audio feed from Line out or Speaker audio out, a single control line from
a spare Com port to act as the PTT control trigger, and you are on air in the
TX mode as well.
HTH,
Glenville T. Sawyer.
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