It's currently descending, approaching the east coast of Australia. On 19-Feb-11 18:55, Joe wrote: > I found a web page that says it can track > > http://www.n2yo.com/?s=7530 > > and i installed a new Orbitron, and gave it the latest set of keps it > wanted to do. > > Thing is the two things do not agree at all where Oscar 7 is at. not > even close. > > soo how do I tell who is right other than to wait for a pass from > either one and see if i hear anything. > > Joe WB9SBD
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