bctnry's 14230 KHz page

If you didn't know, 14230 KHz is currently the most popular frequency for Slow-scan Television.

This is the page where I put some of the images I received. Nearly all of them were heard on this frequency. 
As of now (2025.5) I'm using the RTL SDR Blog v4 with a V-diple antenna w/ both elements extended to about 50cm (I currently live in an apartment room in Dublin, Ireland and I'm severly restricted in antenna placement choices.)

Some images on this page is captured using the WebSDR provided by the amateur radio club of University of Twente in the Netherlands (and are thus labelled as such). Despite Ireland & the Netherlands being relatively close, the content it can pick up around 14230 KHz can sometimes be very different from what I can pick up here. You can listen to the SDR here.

You can see more SSTV images at https://www.cqsstv.com

2025.5.19: captures of ISS Series 27 can be seen here.

2025.6.7: although this isn't sstv, but you can see my attempts of capturing satellite images from NOAA-18 here.

2025.6.10: the dog of 14233! (click here).