HamTV Status
The HamVideo DATV transmitter has stopped working April 2018.
Provisions were that, in such a case, the transmitter should be discarded and disposed of as waste.
ARISS succeeded in having the HamVideo transmitter downmassed by a SpaceX vehicle. The parcel was recovered after splashdown in the Pacific and delivered to NASA (Houston).
The HamVideo transmitter has been examined by Kayser Italia in Livorno, Italy, were it was developed and built. The fault was identified in a modulator (a single failing memory bit !). The modulator has been replaced by an updated unit.
Presently (August 2021), the Hamvideo transmitter has been re-assembled and is ready to undergo a series of tests. Is all goes well, the transmitter will be shipped back to the USA, where steps will be undertaken to get it accepted for re-flight.
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HamTV : Digital Amateur Television from the International Space Station
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DATV Technology
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- Introduction to digital satellite television technology
- Measuring DVB parameters for DATV reception
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