My recording of today's ISS school contact with Islip, NY. Recorded with an RTL-SDR dongle, gPredict, and GQRX.
Wednesday, April 18, 2018
Saturday, April 14, 2018
Setting Up Fsync 1200 Decode For Soundcard Input or RTL-SDR
Fsync 1200 Decode demodulates both /\/\otorola MDC1200 and Kenwood FleetSync. You can choose either sound card input or input from RTL-SDR.
First we need to make sure all the dependencies are met. Open a terminal and type:
$ sudo apt-get install rtl-sdr sox libpulse-dev
Hopefully everything needed was installed without errors. Next, download Fsync 1200 Decode. Open a terminal and type:
$ git clone https://github.com/russinnes/fsync-mdc1200-decode.git
Then navigate to the Fsync 1200 Decode directory:
$ cd fsync-mdc-decode
Now we build the software so it's configured for your system. Type:
$ ./build.sh
Now, if you have any problems like I did, open "build.sh" in a text editor and copy the script and execute it via command line. Should be something like this:
$ gcc -o demod demod.c fsync_decode.c mdc_decode.c $(pkg-config --cflags --libs libpulse-simple)
Now our executable has been created to run the program. To start the program using soundcard input type:
$ ./demod 1
To start the program using rtl-sdr input type:
$ ./demod 2
Hopefully, you have everything up and running. As always questions and comments are welcome. Happy hunting, folks!
First we need to make sure all the dependencies are met. Open a terminal and type:
$ sudo apt-get install rtl-sdr sox libpulse-dev
Hopefully everything needed was installed without errors. Next, download Fsync 1200 Decode. Open a terminal and type:
$ git clone https://github.com/russinnes/fsync-mdc1200-decode.git
Then navigate to the Fsync 1200 Decode directory:
$ cd fsync-mdc-decode
Now we build the software so it's configured for your system. Type:
$ ./build.sh
Now, if you have any problems like I did, open "build.sh" in a text editor and copy the script and execute it via command line. Should be something like this:
$ gcc -o demod demod.c fsync_decode.c mdc_decode.c $(pkg-config --cflags --libs libpulse-simple)
Now our executable has been created to run the program. To start the program using soundcard input type:
$ ./demod 1
To start the program using rtl-sdr input type:
$ ./demod 2
Hopefully, you have everything up and running. As always questions and comments are welcome. Happy hunting, folks!
Thursday, April 12, 2018
Catches From Day Two of the Intercosmos 40th Anniversary Event
Received with an RTL-SDR via GQRX for radio control and gPredict for doppler correction. Antenna used was a Radio Shack Discone.
Wednesday, April 11, 2018
Catches From Day One of the Intercosmos 40th Anniversary Event
Received with an RTL-SDR via GQRX for radio control and gPredict for doppler correction. Antenna used was a Radio Shack Discone.
Tuesday, April 10, 2018
International Space Station Contact With Pinson Valley High School - 10 - Apr - 2018
Here's my recording of today's ISS school contact with Pinson Valley High School in Alabama. This was received and recorded with RTL-SDR, a Radio Shack discone antenna, GQRX, and Audacity.
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