I then set up the telescope at RA 00h58m and DEC -5.9deg at a suitable star. With the clock drive running, it would slowly pass by GEOs, which would appear to move relative to the stationary stars. Stars seen as listed below by the time they pass the target star. Also included is approximate declination and magnitude. Since the main objective was to see lots of GEOs, magnitude and declination were secondary.
Time is only accurate to a few seconds.
Missed five scheduled satellites. By now I am thinking the Earth's shadow is causing a problem. I then moved the scope west to attempt to see the DBS cluster. There were many satellites to the south.