EasyPal enables you to send Digital SSTV pictures using a standard HF SSB rig. DRM as used in Easypal, allows very fast data transmissions with error correction, enabling very accurate decoding, and a means to request missing blocks, this is all done within Easypal, and very simple to do. Check related links to this in Software/DRM Easypal is a freeware DSSTV software uses the DRM (Digital Radio Mondiale) encoding to allow the sending of image files over voice channels. This mode is known as Digital SSTV. For receiving digital SSTV, I also use QSSTV on my Linux machine. This is a great software tool that is easy to use. QSSTV is a program for receiving and transmitting SSTV and HAMDRM (sometimes called DSSTV). It is compatible with most of MMSSTV and EasyPal. I use QSSTV routinely for the pictures displayed below. The software used for my Digital SSTV is lateest Easypal under Windows 7 64 round the clock 24 hours a day, working 100% Click here for link to download latest 'release' version of EasyPalSSTV If you send digital SSTV with Easypal please check that you allow your TX images to be uploadedto RX stations websites. All you need is a receiver, Analogue software for your PC Digital Master 780 (DM780) & MMSSTV are excelent, For Digital EasyPal software HEREAnd you connect the audio out from the receiver to the sound card on your PC, Interface infomation HERE.You will then be able to pick up SSTV from all over the world.

EasyPal is a digital SSTV program using a soundcard to encode and decode the SSTV signals. It’s also a very flexible software tool for sending and receiving files other than picture files.
EasyPal uses Digital Radio Mondiale (DRM) encoding which enables the data to be sent over a narrow (2.5 KHz) channel on HF or VHF frequencies in a very short period of time. The author, Erik Sundstrup (VK4AES), Now SK, was very responsive to all requests for features and modifications with development of the software ongoing. This has resulted in EasyPal becoming arguably the best digital SSTV software available to radio Amateurs.

With the EasyPal software, a Station can send jpg, pdf, txt, doc, and xls files plus some built-in forms such as the ICS-213 and ICS-213 (ARES) forms. EasyPal will also send and receive email when a station designated as the EasyPal Repeater has access to the Internet. Our group hasn't tried many of these features at this stage.
Our EasyPal net includes a number of stations within TX/RX range of each other on 40m (7.214) MHz and on 80m (3.630) MHz and a net controller. All stations have these basic requirements - a computer to run Easypal, a transceiver, a PC to transceiver interface, and an internet connection. Although not strictly necessary, as some modes of EasyPal do not require an internet connection.

Daily net sessions start at 0800 UTC (4:00pm WST)

Due to public demand MMSSTV has been included in the daily operating schedule.

Net operating schedule and modes used.

Sunday MMSSTV In Analogue mode.

Monday EasyPal In Hybrid mode.

Tuesday EasyPal In Standard mode.

Easypal Digital Sstv Software

Wednesday MMSSTV In Analogue mode

Thursday EasyPal In Standard mode.

Easypal Digital Sstv Programs

Friday EasyPal In Hybrid mode.
The latest public release of EasyPal can be downloadedHERE.
Note: This is the latest release of EasyPal and it IS NOT backward compatible with previous versions