Below is info on MIR SSTV frequency and times. MIR visibility times can be found by using the J-PASS generator found at: http://liftoff.msfc.nasa.gov/realtime/JPass/PassGenerator/

Hello Paul, Pleased to learn of your interest in Mir. They trnsmit on a freq of 145.985 MHz FM but allow for doppler. Start about 3 to 5 KHz higher on AOS and follow them down past center freq by 3 to 5 KHz. If you have a receiver like the 736 just keep the discriminator reading centered. The SSTV mode is Robot 36. I was one of the 3 of us who built the Mir SSTV system and we chose R36 to keep transmissions short and eleminate the effects of doppler during the 36 sec transmission. Keep watching, the crew is very busy now but keep checking on weekends. Do you know Jerry Jandt, KD6YPB? I worked for BEI in Goleta. Re ATV see ATVQ magazine Fall 1999 73, Farrell, W8ZCF, Cincinnati, O.

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