Jim Shaffer wrote:
During the last solar cycle, I used to receive a lot of SSTV on 20
meters. Now that that band doesn't propagate so well, I haven't found
any SSTV in a long time. I've been checking the 40, 80, and 160-meter
frequencies listed at http://www.tima.com/~djones/net.txt lately and
not only do I never find any SSTV, but often there are QSOs close
enough to those frequencies that nobody could go on air there if they
wanted to. Once in a while I scan the entire band, but I never find
anything. Am I just checking at the wrong times, or did everybody
give up? The last time I was getting SSTV regularly, there were a lot
of people switching to digital, and with my antenna at the time I
could never get a clean copy. But I know what digital SSTV sounds
like, and I'm not even hearing that now that I have a better antenna.

Historically, there has rarely been any SSTV activity on 160-40 meters.
It's always been 20 with just a very small amount of activity on 15 or
10...and 15-10 have been pretty bad lately due to being at the bottom of
the solar cycle.

So, that leaves 20 meters. Leave your radio at 14.230 + or - and you
will hear/see it.