YOHKOH SXT FAX
                Institute of Space and Astronautical Science
                        3-1-1 Yoshinodai, Sagamihara
                          Kanagawa Prefecture 229
                                    Japan
Phone:  0427-69-4531
Fax:    0427-69-4532
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To:     Yohkoh Tohbans at both SSOC and KSC                Page 1 of 5
Fax#    59-4240 (B-toh), 0994-67-4009 (KSC)
From:   SXT Chief Observer: M. Weber
Date:   7 September 1995, 14:50 JST


     Pass 4:    8-SEP-95 13:02 JST    (8-SEP-95 04:02 UT)
     Table ID:  950907 P4 ARS1 SPARTAN-A

                THIS TABLE HAS BEEN SENT TO KSC.


PURPOSE:

   This Table is designed to support the much-anticipated SPARTAN
   observations. Movie-making pictures are only taken with the AlMg
   filter, and at a reduced cadence relative to long exposures with
   Thin Aluminum and Dagwood filters. An offpoint to the west limb
   will occur contemporous with the SPARTAN observation of the
   corona above this region. PFIs are taken in ARS1 mode. 
   Terminators will be taken with the Dagwood filter (AlMg).


TERMINATORS:

Terminator:  8-SEP-95  04:37:52     Downlink:  8-SEP-95  05:43:28  U
Terminator:  8-SEP-95  07:52:32     Downlink:  8-SEP-95  08:38:24  M
Terminator:  8-SEP-95  09:29:36     Downlink:  8-SEP-95  11:06:08  C
Terminator:  9-SEP-95  03:19:28     Downlink:  9-SEP-95  04:18:40  U


OFFPOINT:

	OG 33  ( S/C  W09  N00 )  @  8-Sep-95 18:40     UT
	OG 32  ( S/C  NORM PNT )  @  9-Sep-95 00:01     UT

        TOHBANS: Please insert these pointing commands into the OP Table.
                 Times may be adjusted by +/- 2 minutes to fit into
                 the OP Table. Notice that Yohkoh will be offpointed
                 during Pass 1 on Saturday morning.
 
OUTPUTS:

       COMPARE: SR0001M
       COMMAND: SR0001N


PLAN:

   This Table will run for the weekend during the SPARTAN campaign. 
   The next SXT Table upload is expected to be on Monday.

		  		 	       Thank you,
                                       
					       SXT Chief Observer 
					       Mark Weber