GPS 1 rkt #10801

From: Jim (kj5tf@madisoncounty.net)
Date: Mon Mar 13 2000 - 10:12:02 PST

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Clouds forcast tonight, and the moon is pretty bright too. But if conditions
allow I might try to spot this object. Its doing 5.3 revs a day and in a
63.9 degree inclination. Tonight the range will only be 767 km so it might
be observable.

The elements are a bit dated, but I'll check the McCants eccen.zip file this
afternoon. Anyone know what type of rkt this is, and its size?

Jim
Kingston, Arkansas
35.94n 93.47w



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