flashing geosats

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Hi list,
	I'm putting together a mini-star party tonight and was hoping to
"blow away" some people by showing them geosats at c. 40,000km range (as
well as saturn, jupiter, etc...).  I haven't been keeping up with the
flashing geosats since last equinox, so does anyone have a decent idea of
candidates for 45.9 -63.5 around 23:00 to 03:00 UT?  This is going to be
the same group I took out Tuesday to watch the Delta 276 depletion burn;
soon I will have them enchanted with our hobby!
-Tyler

PS: I have a 10" f4.5 newtonian reflector and some experience with sighting
distant sats through it.


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