Something is terribly wrong here on the frequency scale ... there are no sat signals below 137MHz, they are above! Did you accidentally cross the IQ channels and this is the mirrored image beside the oscillator frequency?

Very thorough and well explained Derek. Looking forward to future videos in this series!

Great video. I have an SDR and I'm a ham living in Vancouver BC. Would love to try this. Will check part 2.

I have bought a fantastic SAW filter that is very narrow and will let 136.7 until 139 MHz pass with almost no insertion loss while having a very steep cut on the lower end where you need it. I am trying to run an multi connect TCP server and hope to be able to have one computer take the sat signals from that receiver, while the other one takes the VDL2 packets to be decoded. Anyway thanks for sharing ... will hopefully try this out today

I'm going to share this often!

I appreciate this information.

Can a normal TV antenna work fine?

Do you need to use a virtual AV cable??

Voices of the void irl

OMG thanks You for doing this. I al having troubles doing this. Can i send You a meseage?

where did you find those images (not weather ones)? I'm trying to find "Historical hardware for weather satellite reception used by the CHMI" in Google but I find nothing.