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- HAMTV from the ISS - BATC Wiki
HAMTV is the name of the Digital Amateur Television (DATV) transmitter on board the Columbus module of the International Space Station (ISS) It transmits Digital video and audio in MPEG-2 format using the DVB-S protocol in the 13cms band
- Ham TV Transmissions – ISS FAN CLUB – for Fans of ISS and Space Exploration
A DATV (digital amateur television) transmitter was installed in the Columbus module of the International Space Station (ISS) This transmitter is dubbed “Ham Video”
- HamTV on the ISS - AMSAT-UK
The HamTV transmitter is the culmination of over ten years work to establish an amateur radio TV transmitter on the ISS It uses patch antennas fixed on the Meteorite Debris Panels (MDP) protecting the hull of the ISS Columbus module
- HamTV Home Page – AMSAT-ON
Summary of amateur radio activities using Ham Video on-board the Columbus module of the International Space Station (ISS)
- SDR reception of Digital Amateur TV from the ISS - pabr. org
Amateurs typically use the same standards as mainstream digital TV broadcasts: DVB-S (satellite) and DVB-T (terrestrial) In the context of DATV on the ISS, "Ham Video" refers to the on-board transmitter, and "Ham TV" designates the video downlink combined with a voice uplink for two-way contacts
- HamTV – Overview – AMSAT-ON
“HamVideo” is the name of the Digital Amateur Television (DATV) transmitter on board the Columbus module of the International Space Station (ISS) “HamTV” refers to the amateur radio DATV activities involving HamVideo
- HamTV system back on ISS - AMSAT
Although it is not expected that the HamTV equipment will be activated for at least a few weeks, the British Amateur Television Club (BAT) has created a new wiki page which gives a lot of information on how to receive, decode and display the DATV signals from the ISS
- HamTV Returns to International Space Station - ICQ Amateur Ham Radio . . .
HamTV was originally operational in 2013 but failed 6 years later in 2019 With the equipment back on board the ISS, AMSAT expects the equipment to be operating in the coming weeks
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