Re: What's the best TLE file?

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I agree 100%!!! Dave Ransom's, RPV Astronomy has the best TLE collection 
around that I have found, but it can run ya high on LD Bills, if you 
don't live in California.. :) (I Speak from experience), I have found 
that, oig1.gsfc.nasa.gov, is the best around on the internet, that is 
where Dave Ransom gets his TLE's from, all his files are, are a 
combination of the, Visible, Geo, Interest, Weather, and GPS, satillite 
TLEs from OIG..... Give it a try... I think you will like it..

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Josh R. Williams			      Latitude: 41 deg 59' 29"
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On 30 Oct 1995, Alphonse POUPLIER wrote:

> What about the Dave RANSOM's BBS ?
> It's phone is (310) 541-7299
> I find it very comprehensive and up to date
> Alphonse POUPLIER 100713.2613@compuserve.com
> 
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