Also 143.625, 130.167 and 121.75 MHZ up for the docking, heard here at 17:12 - 1720 UTC. 130.167 particularly goood for two transmissions. Cheers ((50.58N, 1.21W) ======= On 15-December-2015, 16:03:03 you wrote: ======= >Concur with that, clear voice but clipped conversation - usual 'Very good, I hear you' ; also was OK for elsets on Rev 2, but in the murk somewhat, We now have satcats for the pieces 41124 and 25. >Max M0VNGKettering Group > >> Date: Tue, 15 Dec 2015 15:54:56 +0000 >> To: seesat-l_at_satobs.org >> Subject: RE: Soyuz TMA-19M launch orbit estimations >> From: seesat-l_at_satobs.org >> >> Comms heard on 121.75 MHZ from 15:39 - 1542 UTC here at south coast of UK (50.58N, 1.21W) >> >> Cheers. >> >> ======= On 14-Decamber-2015, 22:59:24 you wrote: ======= >> >> >TsUP published the delta-v maneuver data: >> > >> >http://www.mcc.rsa.ru/sojuztma_19m/start.htm >> > >> >So, this is the revised estimation: >> > >> >Hello all; >> > >> >The Soyuz TMA-19M spacecraft is expected to take off tomorrow 2015/12/15 at >> >11:03:09 UTC from Tyura-Tam Gagarin's pad. It will fly with the Soyuz-FG >> >rocket and they will try the fast 4-orbits renzezvous. Docking is aimed to >> >be at 17:24:09 UTC +- 3 minutes. >> > >> >This TLE is the initial orbit estimation, just after spacecraft release >> >after SC separation from rocket, about nine minutes after launch: >> > >> > >> >SOYUZ-TMA 19M #0 198 X 214 km >> >1 70000U 15500A 15349.46667824 0.00000000 00000-0 00000+0 0 05 >> >2 70000 51.6440 259.2934 0011851 54.4267 28.0135 16.25069103 09 >> > >> >Epoch is set at spacecraft separation & orbit enter time. >> > >> >At 11:48:15 UTC is expected to occur the fisrt maneuver. This orbit is >> >valid from first maneuver till the second one, at 12:32:29 UTC: >> > >> >SOYUZ-TMA 19M #1 214 X 295 km >> >1 70001U 15501A 15349.49306713 0.00000000 00000-0 00000+0 0 07 >> >2 70001 51.6439 259.1479 0061649 228.9167 7.9357 16.07220174 07 >> > >> >At 12:32:29 UTC the second maneuver will be made. This elset is valid from >> >this time till ~13:06 UTC: >> > >> >SOYUZ-TMA 19M #2 294 X 296 km >> >1 70002U 15502A 15349.52362269 0.00000000 00000-0 00000+0 0 01 >> >2 70002 51.6439 258.9836 0001643 293.3363 120.3768 15.92638602 02 >> > >> >There are no more data on TsUP's page about the burns. Hoewer, this third >> >elset could be reasonably close since 13:06 UTC till near-docking times: >> > >> >SOYUZ-TMA 19M #3 295 X 375 km >> >1 70003U 15503A 15349.54670139 0.00000000 00000-0 00000+0 0 03 >> >2 70003 51.6441 258.8618 0059201 185.5872 0.5206 15.78391758 01 >> > >> >Time uncertainty is expected to be about a minute since launch till docking >> >and several degrees on track error on high elevation skies. >> > >> > >> >Soyuz-FG's third stage should re-enter in the next few days. >> > >> > >> >There are good passes over Europe about 1-2 hours before docking. Also, >> >there are good visual passes over Asia in the first two revolutions, >> >specially over Baikonur. >> >If clouded, Marco Langbroek informed on Twitter about the frequencies of >> >the Soyuz, that they are activated on Netherlands because the spacecraft >> >enters in range of russian tracking stations: >> > >> >https://twitter.com/Marco_Langbroek/status/675378691015340032 >> >https://twitter.com/Marco_Langbroek/status/675378849149005826 >> > >> > >> >Be good! >> > >> >Jon. _______________________________________________ Seesat-l mailing list http://mailman.satobs.org/mailman/listinfo/seesat-lReceived on Tue Dec 15 2015 - 11:54:23 UTC
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