91082A and Lacrosse 4 elements and observations

From: Ted Molczan (molczan@home.com)
Date: Sat Sep 30 2000 - 13:27:19 PDT

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I derived the following elements using observations by myself, Tony Beresford,
David Brierley, Paul Gabriel, Wayne Hughes and Peter Wakelin, from 21 to 30
September UTC:

DMSP B5D2-6      6.4  1.7  0.0  6.4 v 5.43
1 21798U 91082A   00274.02232060  .00000037  00000-0  19316-4 0    02
2 21798  98.8031 302.6249 0010683 101.5393 258.7016 14.14654308    09

Mean residuals are about 1 arc min.

Lacrosse 4      18.0  4.5  0.0  3.6 v
1 26473U 00047A   00274.05080440  .00000928  00000-0  18645-3 0    06
2 26473  67.9937 286.5462 0004830 225.0060 135.0731 14.61535967    05

Mean residuals are less than 1 arc min.

I made the following observations last night:

21798 91 082A   2701 G 20000930004350840 17 25 1747492+185282 28 S
21798 91 082A   2701 G 20000930004635900 17 25 1340880+565516 18 S
26473 00 047A   2701 G 20000930012522000 17 25 1849988+143696 28 S
26473 00 047A   2701 G 20000930012547830 17 25 1901213+261730 18 S

Ted Molczan

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