WXCams from my location

Updated Dec.-17-2005 by Marius Rensen. Send Comments to mrensen@hffax.de
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Look at the first images from NOAA 18 passes over Europe Image 1 and Image 2
 Meteosat-7 direct disseminatation services will terminate on 1 Febuary 2006

 HF-FAX Statistics for Nov. 2005 (from 114 country´s this month)

Hitsits Files Pageviews Sessions Gigabytes send 3.157.479 2.089.698 66.924 31.601 27,94

HF-FAX Statistics for the year 2004

Hits Files Pageviews Sessions Gigabytes send 28.216.337 20.819.681 6.078.802 298.062 174,8

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Its fun to hear Communications, its even more fun to see it.
Hi, I'm Marius and I live in Hannover, Germany.There are many facets of Radio Communications, and one of the most fascinating mode is Image Communications such as Facsimile, Wefax and Slow Scan TV (SSTV).This Home page is dedicated to this aspect of Image Communications.The reception of Radio fax, Wefax, Press fax, Photo fax and amateur SSTV radio stations is a child’s play now. Inexpensive software such as WXSat and JVComm32 for sound cards, or JVFAX with a simple converter, connect to a (SSB) radio receiver allows you to receive facsimile services and SSTV from stations all over the world.