Ed Cannon wrote: > > So, is #22788/93-56B called UHF 2 Rk or UFO 2 Rk or what...? Both names are correct, UFO = UHF Follow On satellite. The first UHF failed to reach the proper orbit as the Atlas-1 first stage didn't work properly. Centaur 2nd stage burned till depletion but left UHF 2 in an orbit with a 5500 km lower perigee as planned. Satellite's own propulsion system was used to raise the orbit, but this costs to much fuel and the sat was written off. (Info WSL-93, P.Clark) > flash reports are in process > due to Mike getting and/or helping me to get data -- if only > the data would fit into the @&#%&$#&@ PPAS format! And if > only it weren't such a royal pain in the ### to do those > @$#@%@#$ reports.... It takes me 30 minutes to *try* to do 2 > of them correctly. Sheesh! Try using PPASINP2. I can fill in about 2 obs per minute. Greetings and clear skies Leo Barhorst Alkmaar The Netherlands 52.65 North 4.47 East 3 m ASL Every day I wonder about what I see in the sky