11-meter Outbander SSTV Images 27700 kHz

11-meter Outbander SSTV Images 27700 kHz

It's been a long time since I've posted Outbander SSTV images. For the uninitiated, these are images from unlicensed stations who transmit around 27600-27800 kHz. Although they have callsigns, these are based around some guidelines created by associations of outbanders. I've received tons of these images over the past few weeks, but I'm posting ones with different callsigns, just to give a sampling of what I've decoded here.

SSTV repeater instructions from 10AD707

14AV05 from France

10AD113 from Mexico

31CDP249 from Portugal

10AD025 from Mexico

F11CPF, which uses a different system for its callsign, from France

14FP15 from France

10AD707 from Mexico with a look at the Batcave's radio shack

10AD214 from Mexico

13FB044 from Germany

DL911 from Germany

1SF072 from Italy

14PIC001 from France

1RGK462 from Italy

104LR001 from Corsica

108TM074 from Scotland

14FDG08 from France

14FJ028 from France

13CB9SU from Germany

2AD101 from the U.S.

10AD113 from Mexico

4YX5515 from Argentina

165OS002 from Sardinia

30FN001 from Spain

13SK604 from Germany

KP133 from Mexico

10AD314 from Mexico

11m Outbander SSTV Images: 9/19/14

11m Outbander SSTV Images: 9/19/14

After a few months without receiving a single image, it's great to receive a few today. These are a few of the best images:

A regular for me in the spring, 13CB9SU, Horst, from Germany

This is the first time I've received 14ICF284, from France

I received a few images from Gunter, 13SK604, in the spring. 

 

11m SSTV Images from 10/27/13

This weekend, I let the radio run on 27700 kHz USB when I was away or doing other things. 27700 kHz is a popular frequency for international outbanders, CBers who operate illegally outside of the citizen's band, and often with much more power. Conditions have been good on the high frequencies and, although these aren't pirate broadcasts, they can be interesting to decode. Here are the clearer images that I could decode:

According to the QRZ11.com database, Agostino transmits from Milan with a few different Kenwood transceivers and has been active for nearly 30 years.

Mexican operator 10AD707 has a nice-looking blog at http://10ad707.blogspot.com/

I couldn't find much on 13ECH21, but I like the TV test patterns.

I also couldn't find much on Gunter, but I received a few SSTV images from him over the weekend.

And finally, 104TDT001 is from Corsica and also has a nice website: http://104tdt001.blogspot.com/