The first time, I received SSTV from ISS on a mountain using UVK6 and U2V2 Yagi antennas. The software used was LOOK4SAT, and the reception was relatively successful, which made me very happy. However, the second attempt resulted in a failed pass, still using the same configuration, and I had already pre-entered multiple Doppler channel switches. The target satellite was SO-50. Initially, I could only hear intermittent signals upon entry, assuming it was due to poor signal quality. However, when I reached the top (approximately 60°), I could hear speech, but there were still occasional interruptions, resulting in a signal strength of only 59, and I couldn't copy the callsign "Ma something Mei?" or "Something Winter Mei?". Why did this happen? As a new ham radio operator, establishing communication with local repeaters was very enjoyable. I have already written several pages of log entries and established contact with 27 other hams. I am also considering what equipment to acquire and how to use it in the future. Recently, I planned to use a satellite to connect to the 100th anniversary callsign, but I am still trying...