Updated NOAA (markdown)

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2025-05-11 23:31:44 +02:00
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@@ -43,7 +43,7 @@ APT signal format : 120 lines / minute , sending two pictures at the same time
Hackrf, like the rest of SDR receivers, have not enough sensitivity to receive directly those NOAA APT maps with the stock rod antenna. To receive those signals , the best would be to use an omnidirectional QFH 137 Mhz antenna band ,or a proper 137 Mhz dipole + bandpass amplifier.
You can tune , inputting directly any of the 3 x above current NOAA Satellite frequencies ,and check at what exact time , the satellite will be visible in his orbital pass. (there are many programms and web links to check the pass to your local place ) .
You can tune , inputting directly any of the 3 x above current NOAA Satellite frequencies (NOAA 15: 137.62MHz. NOAA 18: 137.9125MHz. NOAA 19: 137.1MHz) ,and check at what exact time , the satellite will be visible in his orbital pass. (there are many programms and web links to check the exact local time pass to your ground station place ) .
Here you have, some predict and tracking web links examples :
To check [NOAA 15](https://www.n2yo.com/satellite/?s=25338), real time tracking position or next 10 day prediction passes to your location (based on your IP).