Image Communication on Short Waves (2011)

Good memories of the late 90s - decoding SSTV images on 14 MHz on my 386DX40 with &quot;JVfax&quot; (DOS - now also available for Windows <a href="http:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.jvcomm.de&#x2F;index_e.html" rel="nofollow">http:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.jvcomm.de&#x2F;index_e.html</a>). All you needed was a little converter that connected to the serial port, no sound card!<p>Back then it was kind of a big deal to see &quot;live&quot; pictures from all over the world, building up line by line.<p>Today SSTV is not much used any more on the shortwave bands but the ISS regularly transmits SSTV pictures and it&#x27;s still fascinating.

I&#x27;ve been fascinated by SSTV in the amateur bands, but I am never quite certain which frequencies to listen in on to try and hear some activity. What frequencies are the most common to catch some interesting SSTV transmissions? Obviously things like the space station ARISS on 145.800 is neat to tune into as its overhead, but I&#x27;m looking for more.