Receive and decoding Orbcomm Satellite with a simple, quick and dirty V-Dipole antenna скачать в хорошем качестве

Receive and decoding Orbcomm Satellite with a simple, quick and dirty V-Dipole antenna

For receiving an Orbcomm Satellite, I need an antenna for about 137 MHz. The simplest way and easy to build one, is a V-Dipole. My idea: I used two old teleskop antennas from old radios and connect them to a RG58 Coax Cable. To reach the needed antenna length of the legs, the teleskop are perfect. To calculate the correct antenna length there are some calculater in the Internet. And if it works, it must be possible to receive also NOAA and Meteor Weather Satellites, cause they are working in the same frequency range. So let's see, if and how it works. Detailed information about the build, you will find in the video ... For decoding I use Multipsk. My SDR is a NooElec TV28T v2 USB DVB-T & RTL-SDR Receiver. Thanks for watching. If you find this video useful, share using the Share button below. Thanks. To get automatic notification of new videos, subscribe to my channel.