I set my 20 cm scope to look at Jupiter using an eyepiece with a 20 arcmin field of view. Immediately a satellite entered the field and I began to track it manually using the 8x50mm finderscope, mainly. It was indistinguishable from a point-source at 100x in the main scope. No flashing that I could detect (but I am unskilled at such). For those of you who like a puzzle, the details are: site is 79 deg 55 min W, 40 deg 28 min N. Time at Jupiter (alt 28.1 deg, azi 191.4 deg) was 02:58 7/13 UT. Time near (+/- 2 deg.) gamma Ursa majoris (alt 38 deg. azi 313 deg) 03:02:30, (+/- 5 sec) 7/13 UT. Magnitude was about 3(+/-1) at Jupiter, 5(+/-1) at Ursa major (hard to guess since it was heavily polluted sky). Name that sat! Robert Preston Pittsburgh, PA 79deg 54' 41" W - 40deg 28' 11" N - 300 m/990ft rapr@med.pitt.edu