因为这边很偏僻，基本遇不上什么爱好者，故入坑打卫星设备是宝峰UV-32和U7V4++八木天线然后追了几次ISS和SO-50发现自己听不懂(っ °Д °;)っ感觉大家语速都好快然后自己压根记不住呼号，各位佬有什么练习方法或技巧吗(。・ω・。)

@"lyzcaliya"#p101632 先把字母解释法练好，可以把接受到的信号录下音来多听听，多磨磨耳朵，没记错b站也有相关的音频录音，可以没事的时候听听，遇到实在听不懂的可以再请教认识的友台

@"BD3RKT"#p101633 @"lyzcaliya"#p101632 还有就是，当你实在反应不过来，那你就重复对方报的字母解释法，原封不动的返回过去，当然这个也要录音后期自己再回溯一下。

如果说来不及抄听呼号的话，可以试试只抄收后缀，呼叫对方的时候也直接喊后缀。当然要进行录音，结束后听录音确认完整呼号

卫星通联技能：高速神言之《呼号听不清，事后听录音》日志能不能确认，一切随缘。

手台五信道写好后调节频率保证下行。 SO50下行有一定的频偏，建议适当修正利于下行接收。ISS下行很稳，慢慢听抄就行。

业余卫星圈有一个奇怪的现象——呼号越快仿佛自己技术越牛逼，因为（更加节省转发器电量，通联速度提高，我可太牛了），其实只会让新人AGN 要求是准确、清晰报出自己的字母解释法，目的都是为了方便对面爱好者一次性抄收自己呼号。说白了现在卫星都是几个OM在相互自娱自乐，不准备跟陌生的新人通联。

@"bg7xwf"#p101753 还有试了几次没打上星或者上了星没人理放弃的比如我

@"YofoaStudio"#p101810 挺好的，他们之后就可以理直气壮的说”根本没有新人，所以不用浪费“。殊不知自己其实是劣币，笑死

@"[未知用户]"#p101632 先从常客、强台开始通比如JK2XXK JK6DXD BD1BGB BH6RJD BI6PPC 等等优先记住他们的呼号别人回复别人的CQ，或者别人给别人信号报告时努力记住其中一方呼号然后找准时机（别人完成QSO后的间隙）喊在卫星上出现稀有电台、一堆人一个接一个喊的时候立刻关机再不济半夜上星也行人很少因此呼号报得也慢

I'm a beginner at satellite listening and can't hear anything clearly. I need guidance.

lyzcaliya

Because this area is very remote and I rarely encounter anyone interested in amateur radio, I decided to get involved in satellite communication.
The equipment consists of a BaoFeng UV-32 and U7V4++ Yagi antenna.
Then, when I tried listening to ISS and SO-50 several times, I realized that I couldn't understand what they were saying (っ °Д °;)っ
I feel like everyone speaks so fast, and I can't even keep up or remember the call signs. Do any of you experienced people have any tips or techniques for practicing? (^_^)

BD3RKT

lyzcaliya First, master the phonetic alphabet. You can record and listen to the signals you receive repeatedly to train your ear. There are also related audio recordings on Bilibili that you can listen to when you have free time. If you find it difficult to understand, you can ask someone you know for help.

BD3RKT

lyzcaliya Also, if you find yourself completely unable to understand, simply repeat the letters that the other person is using to explain, and return to the original conversation without making any changes. Of course, it's also a good idea to record the conversation and review it later.

BD8DQZ

If you can't manage to record the call sign, try recording only the suffix instead. When calling the other party, simply state the suffix as well. Of course, make sure to record the conversation, and then listen to the recording to confirm that the complete call sign was transmitted.

ba7ck

Practice listening and transcribing frequently.

BG5FRH

Satellite Communication Skills: High-Speed "Unable to hear the call clearly, listen to the recording afterward"
Can we confirm that everything is proceeding according to plan? All depends on circumstances.

BG2GQG

After configuring the five-channel handheld radio, adjust the frequency to ensure proper downward transmission.

The SO50 downlink has some frequency drift, so it's recommended to make slight adjustments to improve reception. The ISS downlink is very stable; just listen and copy slowly.

bg7xwf

There's a peculiar phenomenon in the amateur satellite community – the faster the call sign, the more impressive it seems, because (it saves more power from the repeater, improves communication speed, and makes me look really good), which actually only benefits new AGN.
The requirement is to clearly and accurately state your chosen phonetic alphabet, with the purpose of allowing other enthusiasts to easily copy down your call sign at once.
In essence, currently, satellites are primarily used by a few individuals for their own entertainment and communication with each other, without intending to connect with new users.

YofoaStudio

bg7xwf
I also tried several times without making a contact or establishing a connection, and eventually gave up.
For example, I

bg7xwf

YofoaStudio It's great, they can then confidently say, "There are no new people, so there's no need to waste resources." However, in reality, they themselves are the problem. It's hilarious.

BH6BMJ

When others are communicating, make an effort to remember one person's call sign (or you can directly memorize the alphanumeric code without converting it to letters).
Once you've finished, immediately call them.

New users should not immediately start broadcasting "CQ CQ" to attract a large audience. Instead, focus on responding to others first.

BG6RJN

I don't think it's always necessary to go faster in order to feel like I'm in control.

BD3QID

It's not guaranteed that you will achieve a successful QSO (communication) on your first amateur satellite contact.
Take your time, don't rush. Listen for a few days, and you will gradually be able to understand it. Once you can recognize the call sign of one person, you can start recording.
The pace doesn't need to be too fast; the purpose of speaking quickly is to save time. If it's spoken too quickly, people won't understand, and in the end, you have to repeat it, which defeats the purpose of having fun.

BG2GBQ

Although, the current satellite environment is no longer as it was when I first got involved. Now, you can clearly hear satellites and even go up to them, which is important. However, if everything is already chaotic, just go ahead and try it out. If you can't hear anything, then something

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