From South Italy on board of LEONARDO (oceanographic vessel) I recorded this emission. RX time was around 06:30 UTC , antenna 7mt wire referred to the Hull. You can hear in the background the propulsion noise.
Today I had my best SAT reception at 145.950 MHZ FM.
The antenna was o short dipole , this resemble more
to Rabbits Ears with a short 300 ohms line in the middle
before the radio connector.
In fact I stolen it from an old TV set.
The idea was capturing an mp3 file , but just few minutes
before the sat passage , I realized the I could make a video clip
of the all setup.
Today I tried to receive ARISSAT-1 with the minimum cable lenght
from the dipole to the RX.
I Had a good audio for less than 1 min
with the horizontal dipole direction S/W.
I am sorry for the terrible quality of the video clip,expecially the audio.
Yesterday's satellite passage was indicate as "good visibility".
I have a lot to improve in my reception setup (IC-R6 + 10 mt dipole).
Before the videoclip processing I was able to identify the audio callsign.
The 600 hz tone ,decreasing while approaching to the max elevation , was well
visible with SPECTRUMLAB.
In any case it was a nice experience !
Here you can follow realtime satellite's postion.
http://www.n2yo.com/satellite/?s=37772