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PREDICT-G1YYH(1)					      General Commands Manual						  PREDICT-G1YYH(1)

NAME

       predict-g1yyh - satellite tracking program

DESCRIPTION

       The  predict-g1yyh  program  is a variant on the predict satellite tracking program that includes patches from John Heaton, G1YYH, that add
       new functionality.  This man page documents only the features that differ between predict and predict-g1yyh.  See the predict man page  for
       information on the features of the program that are not described here!

       The  user  may  step  forwards/backwards  through the satellites in the Single-Sat display using the '+' and '-' keys, and may remove blank
       entries from the Selector page.

       MultiSat has been reformatted to display upcoming passes below the satellites in view. Using the 'i' and 'k' keys you  can  toggle  between
       distances in Imperial or Kilometres.  Using the 'l' and 'm' keys you can toggle between displaying the normal latitude/longitude or Maiden-
       head locators for the sub-satellite location.

       The SingleSat display allows use of the arrow keys to change the frequency up/down  and	to  move  to  the  next/previous  satellite  using
       left/right arrows.

       A  new  method  of selecting satellites is implemented.	Instead of pressing a character next to a satellite name, a scrolling menu is pro-
       vided.  This means that the program is now capable of handling a much larget list of satellites, currently a maximum of 250.

       Finally, the height of the terminal window containing predict can be increased dynamically if you want to  display  more  information  than
       will fit on an 80x24 terminal window!

SEE ALSO

       predict(1),

AUTHOR

       This manual page was written by Bdale Garbee <bdale@gag.com>, for the Debian GNU/Linux system (but may be used by others).

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