This program is an adaptation from the public domain program SYNCSAT. Unfortunately, the public domain program does not run without BASIC support, and the interface is unfinished I have rewritten this program in Turbo-Pascal and have changed the format such that much of the "interactive" queries have been eliminated The program will now simply ask you for your geographical longitude and latitude. The pointing angles at the location of the satellite dish looking at the common C-Band and Ku-Band North American Satellites are then displayed. C-band are bright and Ku band data are low intensity This display visually allows you to see the graceful arc in the sky that these satellites occupy The program is really quite simple and is intended to allow one to see the viewing angles of a home satellite dish at various locations throughout North America The program uses GEOSAT.DAT to read the list of current satellites. This is an ASCII file and can be modified, although more than 24 entries will cause the display to scroll too much. The first column is the satellite name, second column is the code name, the third colum is the orbital longitude and the last column is the C- or Ku-Band designation Be sure that this file is located in the same directory as the primary GEOSAT.EXE file
