I have observed flashes from Cosmos 2217 with the Mintron 12V1C-EX and lens 12 mm f/1.4 each frame integrated for 1.28 seconds, gain about 9 dB. 20030927 first flash recorded 20:00:14.3 last flash recorded 20:12:45.9 brightest flashes about 20:06.5 mag 4 invisible between flashes PPAS 92- 69 A 03-09-17 20:47:06 RK 289.3 0.3 41 7.06 mag 4->INV 92- 69 A 03-09-18 20:33:24 RK 218.1 0.6 31 7.04 mag 4->INV 92- 69 A 03-09-20 20:31:14 RK 225.0 0.2 32 7.03 mag 4->INV 92- 69 A 03-09-20 20:34:24 RK 176.3 0.2 25 7.05 mag 4->INV 92- 69 A 03-09-21 20:29:36 RK 323.8 0.3 46 7.04 mag 4->mag 10-11 92- 69 A 03-09-27 20:04:20 RK 245.8 0.6 35 7.02 mag 4->INV 92- 69 A 03-09-27 20:12:46 RK 499.2 0.6 71 7.03 mag 4->INV Cosmos 2217 is an Oko early-warning satellite in a Molniya orbit. 92069A 1 22189U 92069A 03260.96580728 -.00000274 00000-0 00000+0 0 9324 2 22189 67.0363 129.6414 6514051 240.6557 40.1409 2.00664599 79945 Rainer Rainer Kracht Elmshorn, Germany Station 5005 53.7695N 9.6626E 9m Potsdam Datum 53.7679N 9.6614E 47m WGS84 R.Kracht@t-online.de ----------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe from SeeSat-L, send a message with 'unsubscribe' in the SUBJECT to SeeSat-L-request@satobs.org List archived at http://www.satobs.org/seesat/seesatindex.html
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