Using Ted's latest elset:
USA 193 5.0 2.5 0.0 4.3 v 249 X 260 km
1 29651U 06057A 08048.09979129 .00257471 00000-0 31999-3 0 00
2 29651 58.4812 43.9247 0008448 75.1492 285.0544 16.07103915 05
and Mike's for everything else:
29651 06 057A 8336 P 20080218005746890 17 25 0302337+041485 87 S
29651 06 057A 8336 P 20080218005817460 17 25 0504090+410842 28 S
14728 84 012C 8336 P 20080218010858790 17 25 0642918+134334 38 S
14795 84 012F 8336 F 20080218014104550 17 25 0435534+125736 48 S
14795 84 012F 8336 F 20080218014109210 17 25 0440765+152862 48 S
14795 84 012F 8336 F 20080218014158790 17 25 0604841+430127 28 S
14795 84 012F 8336 F 20080218014234690 17 25 0739994+564908 48 S
For USA 193:
1st point: 0.258 deg X-track; 14.196 s late split Alpha and 93 Cetus
2nd point: 0.322 deg X-track; 14.640 s late split Eta and Zeta Aurigae
Used only those very well known splits due to moon and clouds interfering with a perfect overhead pass at mag +0!
PPAS later.
TULSA1:
COSPAR 8336 +36.1397, -95.9838, 201 m
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