35815 09 047A 1244 G 20220106211110293 17 15 0813269-064144 37 S 35815 09 047A 1244 G 20220106212322400 17 15 0825386-064111 37 S+105 10 35815 09 047A 1244 G 20220106210508824 17 15 0807258-064159 37 S+110 10 35815 09 047A 1244 G 20220106211438183 17 15 0816547-064136 37 S+105 10 35815 09 047A 1244 G 20220109213154460 17 15 0846153-064019 37 S 35815 09 047A 1244 G 20220109220212059 17 15 0916308-063911 37 S I think the geostationary satellite I observed was PAN. No other bright (<11.5m) non-space-track geosats between TJS-3 (#43874) and YAMAL-402 (#39022) on Jan 06th EVS VNC-702 (VNC-743-A2?) CCD camera on the 12cm refractor (FOV is about 36'x27'). Captured frames onto the computer. Clock synced via NTP. Processed with ObsReduce. -- Best regards, Andriy Makeyev COSPAR 1244: 44.3932°N, 33.9701°E, 68.7 m _______________________________________________ Seesat-l mailing list http://mailman.satobs.org/mailman/listinfo/seesat-lReceived on Mon Jan 10 2022 - 02:39:21 UTC
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