Some old and new ETS 6 (94-56A, 23230) data. yyyy/mm/dd 2000/01/02 UTC 4:12:28.68 - 4:13:59.18, eight one-power flashes Location 29.40N, 98.66W, 180m (San Antonio, Texas) 2000/01/05 UTC 4:01:02 - (unrecorded time), nine one-power flashes (8 * 11.3 = 90.4 seconds; 4:01:02 - 4:02:32.4 approx.) Location approx. 30.31N, 97.73W, 150m (Austin, Texas) After three weeks the one-power flashes are occurring roughly 70 to 80 minutes earlier -- getting kind of early for the USA west coast. Here are last night's data: 2000/01/26 UTC, two one-power flash episodes 2:42:27.56 - 2:43:23.81 (six flashes) 2:51:45.06 - 2:53:15.16 (nine flashes with phase shift) Location 30.3086N, 97.7279W, 150m (Austin, Texas) Clicks from last night's second episode demonstrate a "phase shift" (?). Click number 14 was 1.25 cycle: Click "Lap" Time UTC (about .06 late) 08 2:51:45.14 09 11.30 2:51:56.44 10 11.16 2:52:07.60 11 11.24 2:52:18.84 12 11.22 2:52:30.06 13 11.31 2:52:41.37 14 15.33 2:52:52.70 15 11.24 2:53:03.94 16 11.22 2:53:15.16 Next evening USA pass is Friday, Jan. 28 (local). Ed Cannon - ecannon@mail.utexas.edu - Austin, Texas, USA ----------------------------------------------------------------- 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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