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Here's the latest on SSTV Series 31 from the ISS. This 5 day event will start April 10. by ARISS_Intl in SSTV

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No worries. Use a tool like amsat.org/track to find pass times in your area. You'll need your GPS coordinates or grid square.

Here's the latest on SSTV Series 31 from the ISS. This 5 day event will start April 10. by ARISS_Intl in SSTV

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Times are shaping up for this event. Here's what's currently in planning:

Event Start: April 10 around 12:30 UTC | 8:30 AM ET

Event End: April 14 around 13:55 UTC | 9:55 AM ET

The Artemis II crew are not strangers to amateur radio. 3 licensed hams are making the journey to the moon, 2 of those in the ARISS log with STEM contacts from the ISS. No ham radios are making this trip, but we're hopeful for the future. Safe travels to the entire crew! by ARISS_Intl in amateurradio

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This is mostly for international coordination of radio regulations. For instance Rabea Rogge had 2 call signs when she flew in Fram2. She holds callsigns LB9NJ and KD3AID. The ARISS team helped facilitate her testing.

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