I will try to do the same. I have a borrowed computer here for the time being, so don't have all my usual software complement installed, but will cobble something together.

Doug Papay wrote:

Mike (& All),

Since I will be at work before the 1427z pass time tomorrow, I will setup my station to track and record this pass from Michigan and report my findings as soon as I am able to review.

Thanks for the heads up.

73,

Doug KD8CAO

On Thu, Jan 21, 2010 at 5:07 AM, Mike Rupprecht <[email protected] mailto:[email protected]> wrote:

All,

United States Joint Space Operations Center (JSpOC) has identified
predicted close approach between COMPASS-1 (#32787) and SICH-1
(#23657).

Jan 22 14:27 UTC  - predicted distance: 429 m (overall)

Can someone listen to the COMPASS-1 beacon (437.275 MHz CW) after
this time, please?
It’s the first US East-Coast pass on this day. Any reports are
very appreciated.

Thanks in advance!
73, Mike
DK3WN

Hi Mike,

14:32 utc on Jan 22, 2010 we copied the beacon from Sister Lakes Elementary school in Southwest Michigan (EN62). We had a maximum elevation of 10.5°.

My third grade students were excited to listen today to see if Compass-1 survived. The boys and girls let out a cheer when we heard the beacon!

73

Matt, N8MS

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All,

United States Joint Space Operations Center (JSpOC) has identified predicted close approach between COMPASS-1 (#32787) and SICH-1 (#23657).

Jan 22 14:27 UTC - predicted distance: 429 m (overall)

Can someone listen to the COMPASS-1 beacon (437.275 MHz CW) after this time, please? It’s the first US East-Coast pass on this day. Any reports are very appreciated.

Thanks in advance! 73, Mike DK3WN

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Nice that they didn't collide :-) But it would have been more spectacular with a collision ;-) Thanks for the reports to all listeners.

73's from the ground station in Aachen Felix DO3FKA

All,

As already indicated by Matt N8MS, signals from COMPASS-1 were present during the 22-JAN-2010 1431z pass over Eastern USA. I decoded the following packets from audio recorded during the pass earlier this morning:

22-JAN-2010 14:34:15 UTC 00COMPASS70009000001601300100D40000 22-JAN-2010 14:38:07 UTC 00COMPASS60070900AA0701000100D600FF 73,

Doug KD8CAO

On Fri, Jan 22, 2010 at 9:39 AM, Matt Severin [email protected]wrote:

Hi Mike,

14:32 utc on Jan 22, 2010 we copied the beacon from Sister Lakes Elementary school in Southwest Michigan (EN62). We had a maximum elevation of 10.5°.

My third grade students were excited to listen today to see if Compass-1 survived. The boys and girls let out a cheer when we heard the beacon!

73

Matt, N8MS

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[email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected]

...

Date: Thu, 21 Jan 2010 11:07:12 +0100 CC: [email protected] Subject: [amsat-bb] COMPASS-1 Close Approach

...

All,

United States Joint Space Operations Center (JSpOC) has identified

predicted close approach between COMPASS-1 (#32787) and SICH-1 (#23657).

...

Jan 22 14:27 UTC - predicted distance: 429 m (overall)

Can someone listen to the COMPASS-1 beacon (437.275 MHz CW) after this

time, please?

...

It’s the first US East-Coast pass on this day. Any reports are very

appreciated.

...

Thanks in advance! 73, Mike DK3WN

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