In respect to Don Gardners obs I looked up my last obs of 99- 22C: 99- 22 C 01-01-13 18:14:44 LB 47.1 0.2 10 4.71 AA, 4->5 99- 22 C 01-01-15 18:14:12 LB 95.2 0.2 20 4.76 FF, 4->i 99- 22 C 01-01-16 18:13:16 LB 144.1 0.2 30 4.80 AA, 4->i This evening I observed 99- 22 C and found: 99- 22 C 01-03-12 19:40:21 LB 125.4 0.5 20 6.27 AA, 3->5 In 2000 I made the following obs: 99- 22 C 00-01-08 18:15:31 LB 52.3 0.1 60 0.872 FF, 4->i 99- 22 C 00-01-09 18:18:37 LB 95.6 0.2 110 0.869 FF, 4->i 99- 22 C 00-02-11 04:57:27 LB 67.3 0.2 70 0.961 FF, 4->i 99- 22 C 00-03-12 18:41:55 LB 58.0 0.2 52 1.116 AA, 4->5, dtm 99- 22 C 00-05-05 21:18:50 LB 161.8 0.2 80 2.023 AA, 3->i 99- 22 C 00-06-30 21:43 LB S, 3 99- 22 C 00-06-30 23:22 LB S, 4 99- 22 C 00-08-24 02:42:37 LB 71.1 0.2 30 2.37 AA, 4->6 When adding Don's obs to my own obs and running Satflash; the obs fits nicely to the regressionline of the graph with r=0.9915 So the slowing down continues regularilly. Regarding 93- 61 A: On Feb 15 I observed it with P=6.60 sec measured on every flash. This comes to 26.4 sec for the bright flash that normally occurs every fourth flash. So it is slowing down slightly. Greetings and clear, dark skies Leo Barhorst Medemblik 52.767 N 5.09 E 2 m ASL ----------------------------------------------------------------- Unsubscribe from SeeSat-L by sending a message with 'unsubscribe' in the SUBJECT to SeeSat-L-request@lists.satellite.eu.org http://www2.satellite.eu.org/seesat/seesatindex.html
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