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If a Starlink pass is rated a 2.1, why would it be classified as dim? Prior to the update, this rating would have placed it in the “good” viewing category. Is it now driven by the time of the pass, phase of the moon (because it was pretty bright last night)? On an unrelated note, I find that using the map to track the trains (select at bottom, center of the app) is more reliable than just the stated time. Within 5 min, I can typically see something.

Would like to see better options for notifications. I didn’t even hear it this morning. I was up. Now I will wait another week or so for good visibility. Would like to see more options for notifying or a option to choose a louder notification maybe, even longer. I suppose I could set an alarm but that’s kind of the point of the app, remind. I have not been able to see Starlink as of yet, will be exciting to do so but a small notice at 4 am is hardly working ;)

I’ve used this app for several nights now and every time its information has been perfect. The app says times given may fluctuate by ten minutes, but it has been right on time every night that I’ve used it—the compass directions and elevation estimates have also been spot on to my knowledge. Highly recommend, and it’s an awesome activity to do with the family and to share with friends while cooped up in quarantine!