JL> I'd like to hear from folks who have actually heard Shuttle-
 JL> Mir-Soyuz on either 121.75 or 130.162??  I have heard Mir
 FV>   I can't help on the specifics you requested, but thought I'd 
 FV> mentioned that I just downloaded (from my local 
 FV> BBS) a *fantastic* satellite tracking program that 
 FV> I'm sure could be useful to you in determining when 
 FV> satellites are within range.  The older version of 
 FV> it (1993) was called STSORBIT (and was found on 
 
   Be advised that Mir also has a 70cm FM repeater, with a downlink at 
437.950 mhz, and can be heard without too much trouble on a scaner (an 
outdoor antenna will help greatly, though), when Mir is above your horizon, 
if others are using it.
 
 FV> [I know, "satellite" is spelled wrong, but that's 
 FV> how it was listed.])  The more recent (1995) 
 
   Well, that's just due to the maximum 8x3 (filename.ext) nature of MS-DOS 
filenames....
 
   Frank
 
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