Now that I have what I believe is a valid post-SECO 1 elset (currently labeled as the "A" object), I will provide that on future launches. That would certainly help folks along the US eastern seaboard and possibly in Europe as well. I need to review the launch profile to see if my earlier posts were misleading for European observers in the initial orbit period. Ron Lee At 10:10 AM 4/25/98 +0000, you wrote: Glad to hear other people >got some nice views of this object. One thing which would be useful for >future launches of this type would be a post SECO1 & post SECO2 >pre-launch elset since the initial orbit is fairly eccentric, which I >guess means the pass will probably occur slightly earlier than for a >prediction based on the post SECO 2 orbit. > >Best wishes & clear skies, > >Jason P Hatton >