Hello everyone. First the assorted flasher info: 99-022 C 99-07-12 02:11:11.7 JDG 45.7 0.5 100 0.457 5.5->inv 99-019 E 99-07-09 01:52:24.8 JDG 41.7 0.5 15 2.78 4.0->inv 99-019 E 99-07-10 01:27:27.4 JDG 44.3 0.5 12 3.69 4.0->inv 99-004 E 99-07-09 02:37:15.4 JDG 56.3 0.5 6 9.4 4.0->inv 99-004 E 99-07-12 02:27:54.9 JDG 95.8 0.5 10 9.58 4.0->inv 84-065 C 99-07-12 03:08:16.2 JDG 76.2 0.5 60 1.27 5.5->inv Iridium 20 flash centers (UTC): 9 July; 02:29:19.6 10 July; 01:55:06.3 10 July; 01:55:14.8 On 9 July, 02:40:48 UTC Iridium 65 flared to a predicted -1 mag. A secondary flare at +2.0 was observed for about 8 seconds beginning at 02:41:22. Note to observers in the NE USA: There is a series of flares in the ENE sky during the next several days (near Deneb at my location) that may produce secondary flares. Abrixas (25721, 99022A) made a steady +5.0 pass under Polaris on 9 July, 02:39. On 12 July from 02:49:00 to 02:50:20 it was a steady 5.0 (If there were fluctuations in the brightness it was slight and irregular) I changed my location and reacquired it at 02:51:00 and observed about 2-3 flashes until it entered eclipse at 02:51:10. ERBS (15354) was visible at 1x (~mag +3.0) for 20 seconds beginning at 10 July, 03:14:00. Adeos (24277) was visible at 1x (~mag +3.7) for 30 seconds beginning at 12 July, 02:04:10. Cheers Don Gardner 39.1796 N, 76.8419 W, 34m ASL Homepage: http://hometown.aol.com/mir16609/