Another great day to receive SSTV from the ISS! I excitedly brought my UV Yagi antenna and shortwave GP, hopped on my electric scooter, and headed to the park along the north-south beach.
When I arrived, I realized I was looking at the wrong satellite. After fumbling around for five minutes with my Yagi antenna, I realized that the ISS would still be about an hour away. So, I decided to just walk around and find a better location to set up.
Along the way, I was a visitor enjoying picnics and camping on the lawns, a backdrop for wedding photography by the sea, and a witness to the peaceful and harmonious atmosphere of the park, where people lived in harmony and prosperity.
I found a place that seemed okay, hammered in some stakes, and attached my favorite 5.6-meter pull rope. After just finishing laying the cable, a security guard came over and said I was doing something illegal.
I told him that I was legally allowed to show my ID, but he refused to look at it.
Later, another leader arrived and said it was illegal.
I told him that I had the right to show my ID, but he still didn't look at it.
Later, I didn't see how many leaders were present, nor did I pay attention.
Since I was determined to wait for the ISS, I decided to just start using my phone instead.
Then a bread van arrived, along with two gentlemen.
When they looked at my documents, they didn't understand them either. When I tried to explain things to them, they couldn't follow, and they started acting superior and uncooperative.
Finally, they told me to go back with them, took my equipment, and when I asked why, they said there was no reason. Fine, I went anyway.
The results were delivered to the office, and since it was near lunchtime, no one even bothered to get me a meal. Instead, they asked me to fill out a self-assessment form and then dismissed me.
I was so angry that I immediately ordered item number 12389.
On the way back, I ordered number 12345.
The incident happened in the afternoon, and everything was finished by 7 PM. Now, at night, I went back with my equipment, but even the police didn't arrest me. Why did they let me go this time? What are they saying now?