Re: TrakSat
Richard Hines (RGHINES@city-online.com)
Mon, 06 Jul 1998 16:41:19 -0400
Traksat is one of those programs that does not attempt to estimate a
satellite's brightness.
Concerning the time problem. Go to STATIONS, then CURRENT, then enter
correct UTC offset. For Eastern Daylight Time, it will be -4. Here's the
important part, press the Save button, instead of OK. Otherwise it may
accept the values correctly. Traksat has a number of interface quirks like
this that I have learned to avoid.
Richard
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At 06:30 PM 7/5/98 EDT, you wrote:
>Hi.
> I have just downloaded TrakSat. I think it will work for me but
>I do have some questions. Where does it list the magnitude of the
>satellites? Is there any way to change the time because it said 7:05 but
>it was actually 6:20 at that time. Thanks
>Jason Felton Andromedus@juno.com
>.
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