96024A obs

From: Ralph McConahy (rmcconahy@earthlink.net)
Date: Fri Jul 27 2001 - 22:36:02 PDT

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IOD format:
23851 96 024A   8834 P 20010728044514000 17 15 1518256-213244 99 S+070 10
23851 96 024A   8834 P 20010728044525600 17 15 1513358-193731 69 S+070 10
23851 96 024A   8834 P 20010728044628900 17 15 1443278-053638 69 S+070 10
23851 96 024A   8834 P 20010728044743100 17 15 1352338+171855 69 S+070 10

Was on time, but was tracking high (from my point of view) against the week
old elset 01202.10576458. Because of this, the nearby moon, and the fact
that there was some smoke from a forest fire about 70 km away, the positions
are not as good as I'd like them.

In my FOV saw USA 102 (23031, 94017B), flashing nicely, as it caught and
passed 96024A.

  Ralph McConahy
  COSPAR 8834
  34.8829N  117.0064W  670m


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