Hi everybody, I managed to catch Molniya 3-11 on its second visible pass from my site. The first one was at 22:46 UTC culmination time but the Moon was too bright in this area. I was well prepared for the second pass scheduled for 00:30 UTC. It was on location within 0.2 degree and 12 seconds early +/- 1 sec. It came nearest to Nu Pisces at 00:29:04 UTC +/- 1 sec. Surprisingly, it flared twice to mag. +3 at about 15 sec. interval. The first one was at about 00:28:53 UTC +/- 3 s. Otherwise, the magnitude seemed varying from +7 to +5. Elevation for the pass was between 40 and 50 deg. Total observation time : 1 min. Lost the satellite in umbra at around 00:29:30, it rapidly faded. A report on the rest of my observations will follow after having eaten my macaroni. Cheers ! Daniel Deak St-Bonaventure, Quebec 45.9483 °N, -72.6539 °W, 58 m., UTC-5:00