Am I going to miss the upcoming ISS SSTV transmissions?

[dragon48]

I found this web page:

Receive Pictures from Space

Which states that:

The MAI-75 activities have been scheduled for the Russian crew on Dec 8 from 12:35 to 18:00 GMT and Dec 9 from 12:40 to 17:40 GMT.

According to https://spotthestation.nasa.gov/sig...es&region=New_York&city=New_York#.WEdJ_bIrKUk

The ISS will be passing NYC:

Thu Dec 8, 6:17 PM

and:

Fri Dec 9, 5:24 PM


I'm excited about this and am worried that I'll get GMT to EST conversion wrong, so I am asking here:

Am I going to miss the upcoming ISS SSTV transmissions, or will they be broadcasting during my windows of opportunity?

Thanks

 

[Thunderknight]

Based on the details you posted, no, they will be broadcasting earlier in the day than the pass times you list.
12:35 to 18:00 GMT is 7:35am to 1pm EST.

Google will convert for you.
Google and then search for "18:00 GMT to EST" and it will give you the EST time.

 

[dragon48]

Based on the details you posted, no, they will be broadcasting earlier in the day than the pass times you list.
12:35 to 18:00 GMT is 7:35am to 1pm EST.

Google will convert for you.
Google and then search for "18:00 GMT to EST" and it will give you the EST time.

I had "googled" it up, but was hoping that I was making a mistake doing the simple math.

I'll leave my scanner and MMSTV running during those times, hoping the ISS has a close enough pass during the broadcasts, but the 145.800 signal isn't going to travel too far, so I'm not too hopeful of picking anything up.