That is what I was thinking. When he says 137 MHz, that is direct low
orbit NOAA satellite image frequencies and takes an entirely different
set of equipment and software.

Mark Reichow wrote:

maxlynn, You're very right in saying that JVComm works great for HF
WeFax images, but I believe the question in this thread is about
receiving realtime satellite weather images. Some additional
equipment is needed to do this, and a satellite prediction program to
anticipate the overflight of the satellite. These images are in
realtime, not downloaded by a shore station and rebroadcast over HF as
WeFax images are. The JVComm can also be used for this as well as
many other programs.

Mark
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