That was the solution! 
I plugged in an empty stereo jack and voila. See below my at the 10th June received pics. Can any OM also upload his pics ?
Posts by HB9SKA
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Have you got a plug in the microphone socket Thomas.
Even if the plug is not connected to anything it will wake up Win10 to the fact that the sound card is now live.
No, I haven't plugged in the plug into microphone socket, I will try it. I just wanted to replay the WAV/MMV files I had recorded. Thank you for the hint. The PC is not on the shack table yet, I have to finish the setup of ArcaOS on a 2nd SSD first.
I think, I've answered Lucio's question also.
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Ah OK Peter, I misunderstood you. Meanwhile I had another Idea. I will look for a new SSTV software and VirtualAudioCable. Then I can record the sound on my beloved OS/2-ArcaOS-5 and play it on Win10 into the SSTV program. I think this should work ? If not, I can try your suggestion.
Lucio, I logged in as administrator. In the settings the soundcard was only found in the output field. Without soundcard found in the input I can't play the sound from a WAV/MMV-file.
AMSAT-UK: https://amsat-uk.org/beginners/iss-sstv/
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Hallo Peter
I want receive with my radio, not via SatNOGS. Otherwise I could also receive via WebSDR. But that's not my thing.
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Today I wanted to receive a few pictures on my new Win10 PC with MMSSTV. But MMSTV can't find a soundcard. Sound works OK on the PC. So I recorded the SSTV-sound into WAV. I made this also before on another PC with another OS and renamed .WAV to .MMV for input via file. Do you know of an actual SSTV-program/app for Win10 with the same feature ? Now I have sound without picture.
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MAI-75 SSTV Events: (***)
MAI-75 will be conducting their experiment of transmitting SSTV images over specific orbits that overfly Moscow on June 9 and 10. Amateurs along the ground track of these orbits should have the opportunity to receive these images as well. Modes and targeted transmission periods are listed below.
SSTV images will be transmitted at 145.800 MHz using a Kenwood TM-D710 transceiver. They are expected to use the PD-120 SSTV format.
Wed 2021-06-09: 09:35 to 13:50 UTC
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Hi G0TKZ
If you align your dish well and the feed is OK, it should work with 2 watts, try it out. if your signal is still too weak, you can insert an amplifier later.
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Hi Phil
Its easier. If you leave the TX frequency on 2.4 GHz then you have to have the transponder offset in your mind or elsewhere.
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Update
S-Band Endstufe
Die neue AMSAT-DL 2.4 GHz 6W PA für QO-100 Betrieb mit und ohne SDR
Weitere Lösungen:
Vorverstärker für SDR-Transceiver
- AMSAT-UK - Filtered S Band Driver Amplifier Kit / A Gain and Power Upgrade for the AMSAT-UK Filtered S Band Driver Amplifier
S-Band Power Amplifier
The new AMSAT-DL 2.4 GHz 6W PA for QO-100 with and without SDR
Other solutions:
Preamplifier for SDR-transceiver
- AMSAT-UK - Filtered S Band Driver Amplifier Kit / A Gain and Power Upgrade for the AMSAT-UK Filtered S Band Driver Amplifier
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The preferred IF frequencies are 2m / 10m for Downlink and 70cm / 23cm for Uplink.
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QO-100 All Modes Station Mixed Remote Station Based on SDR ADALM-PLUTO
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With a Pluto you get more support here than with a Lime.
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OK, the launch was on 22nd March, I was too skeptical. But from Tyuratam near Baikonur. See also the article from Space Flight Now, it says about a launch at Saturday. This was at the 20th, then came the scrub to the 22nd.
Edit: I was a little bit behind with reading infos.
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so all I can think off is the dish is pointing in the wrong place!
Have you looked on DishPointer.com ? You need also free sight to the satellite of course.
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Hmm... what is the source of AMSAT-UK ? According to Space-Track.org at 22th March (2021-03-22) there where two launches, from Tyuratam Missile and Space Complex (main payload CAS500-1) and an Electron launch from Rocket Lab launch complex.
I stay tuned.
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This is an excerpt from our Wiki/Lexicon Antenna:
To receive QO-100 you need at least an 85 cm dish and preferably 1 m or more for DATV and on the edge of the footprint. Learn how to aim your dish at the Es'hail-2 satellite on DishPointer. First select "25.9E ES" on the right and then "Your location". Then draw the direction line exactly to your location. Here you will also find the skew angle for adjusting your LNB. Now you should be able to easily align your dish and receive the first PSK beacon signals. You can now make fine adjustments using the beacon signal (Audio sample).
Note: Do not look for the footprint of Es'hail-2, this is different from the QO-100 transponder. For Es'hail-2, you'll just find spot beams for its TV channels.
Hope it helps. Good luck & 73
