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* Code and soft bash tricks Rekall design : https://gitlab.bertbalcaen.info/electromagic | * Code and soft bash tricks Rekall design : https://gitlab.bertbalcaen.info/electromagic | ||
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Present in the [[Weather_Station]] during Down Dwars Dela study session [https://constantvzw.org/site/Open-call-study-session-Down-Dwars-Dela-2-UK] August 2021 | Present in the [[Weather_Station]] during Down Dwars Dela study session [https://constantvzw.org/site/Open-call-study-session-Down-Dwars-Dela-2-UK] August 2021 | ||
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Latest revision as of 04:58, 15 April 2022
A binary device for transmitting 'slow images' on variable frequencies between 88-108 Mhz.
It runs on a raspberry pi + pi camera which takes in an interval of 1:57 min a photo, saves the phota and modulates the photo in SSTV (Slow Scan Television) sound format and transmits the sound file via a Pi-box [1]- micro FM and streaming unit. The antenna connected is a dipole calculated in relation to the frequency to transmit.
- SSTV - RX
Inspired and with tools/scripts of:
- Grassroot mapping Public lab : https://publiclab.org/
- Radio hardware- online + Local FM streamer p-node : https://p-node.org/documentation
- Code and soft bash tricks Rekall design : https://gitlab.bertbalcaen.info/electromagic
For receiving and demodulating the images a binary device is needed + an installation of Qsstv (laptop, Linux) [2] or Robo36 (smartphone, Android).
Present in the Weather_Station during Down Dwars Dela study session [3] August 2021
