It's basically calibrated for mid-northern latitudes now, so we should hear it on daytime NA passes.
It wouldn't be difficult to write a script to calculate on and off times.
73,
Paul, XE3/N8HM (currently in Progreso, Yucatán, Mexico)
On Sat, Nov 12, 2016 at 13:00 Alan wa4sca@gmail.com wrote:
Sean,
SatPC32 and some other tracking programs have a method of generating a list of times which include when the satellite is eclipsed. Taking WinListen as an example, you can generated a list, note the times it exits eclipse, calculate with active window, and then compare with your local passes. It sounds cumbersome, but should only take a couple of minutes per day.
73s,
Alan WA4SCA
12.11.2016 E 15:36:00 92.9 -56.9 183.0 612 11398 24 -18 13030
12.11.2016 E 15:38:00 101.0 -58.2 188.3 614 11537 23 -25 13030
12.11.2016 E 15:40:00 109.4 -59.2 193.6 616 11645 21 -33 13030
12.11.2016 E 15:42:00 118.1 -59.9 198.9 617 11721 19 -40 13030
12.11.2016 15:44:00 127.0 -60.4 204.2 619 11767 16 -47 13030
12.11.2016 15:46:00 136.1 -60.6 209.5 621 11782 13 -55 13030
12.11.2016 15:48:00 145.1 -60.5 214.8 623 11767 9 -62 13030
12.11.2016 15:50:00 154.1 -60.1 220.1 624 11723 3 -69 13030
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