In response to Timo Kinnunen's 8/31 21:08 UTC observation of two high-altitude satellites passing near a variable star in Cassiopeia, Rainer Kracht identified the satellites as Cosmos 1519 and Cosmos 1520. Rainer's ID is correct. Cosmos 1519 is Glonass 7 (#14590, 1983-127A) and Cosmos 1520 is Glonass 8 (#14591, 1983-127B). Timo observed them at a range of over 19,600 km. The standard magnitude listed for these guys is 4.0, which leads to a predicted magnitude of 10.2 -- far brighter than the 14th magnitude that was reported. Perhaps these standard magnitudes need to be updated?