Re: USA-179

From: peter tesar (peter.tesar@centrum.sk)
Date: Fri Feb 23 2007 - 06:46:54 EST

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Hi,
I would like to observe USA-179 (visually, or by by VHF radio).
I have found TLE set "classified.tle". There  are elements for "USA 179 
Cn r".
Are they the right elements for USA-179 satellite? The "Cn r" letters 
are confusing me, does't they mean that these elements belong to the 
carrier/rocket of USA-179?
Thanks.
Sincerely
             Marek.




Bob Christy wrote:

>Radio tracking indicates a small maneuvre on Feb 20. The Mean Motion changed
>from 2.00645 to 2.00632. There were at least two tweaks to the orbit between
>Feb 1 and Feb 20. If you are interested, the latest plot is here: 
>http://www.zarya.info/Results/Daily_switch.htm 
>
>Bob Christy
>Lincoln, UK
>53.2233 deg North
>0.6004 deg West 
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