Benjamin Winkel

> If I make the PR against the release branch, the travis VM would try to upload wheels (if I'm not mistaken) - which is for sure not appreciated by...

A little update. I worked on the `.travis.yml` in my fork of the [repo](https://github.com/bwinkel/python-sgp4/tree/travis). It turns out, that MacOS is very difficult to handle correctly. On my own projects, I...

> I wonder if I should think about switching to cibuildwheel over on the main branch, just to run tests? It seemed very heavyweight compared to the current .travis.yml and...

I'm probably the wrong person to ask, because most of my own packages are much less used and few people would get back to me. Personally, I'm fine if a...

Honestly, I have no clue how to check this in a test, especially, if this should work platform independent. Regarding "hammering user CPUs", one could compile with MP support, but...

Indeed, it is planned to work on the `satellite` sub-package in the near future (few weeks), to add some functionality for satellite constellation simulations. The current plan is to migrate...

Thanks a lot, this is very good information indeed. I may make this a user option then, perhaps. It should not be a huge problem, as `pycraf` already "wraps" the...

Thanks a lot for your interest in pycraf! I'm not sure, if I get your point, especially when you write that > python does NOT evaluate the operators correctly Could...

I see. Most RF engineers who I know prefer the FSPL (expressed in dB) to be a positive number (as it is a loss), whereas one can also find the...

I see. Then I defined it in the opposite way. I'll probably fix this in a future release, although it is always a bit painful for downstream developers if you...