Of course, you will have to compensate for Doppler shift. Just remember you will tune a little higher in frequency as the satellite approaches your position, and a little lower in frequency as it recedes. You will always be tuning higher in frequency when the satellite comes over the horizon. Make sure you have your radio set to tune small increments, as increases and decreases in Doppler are gradual, and linear. Since FO-29 is a low earth orbit satellite, most passes will be between 6 and 18 minutes in duration.
Timing is critical in working any amateur satellite.
The digitalker presents an easy opportunity for hams and non hams to have their first taste of real time reception of signals from space. Use this opportunity to show a child, or a terrestrial ham how easy it can be to tune a satellite. This opportunity is excellent for scout meetings, monthly ham meetings, schools, or any place where inquisitive persons congregate. Be sure to download the latest keplerian elements if you download a tracking program. Each prediction program needs these coordinates to determine where the satellites are and to help you determine when FO-29 will be over your horizon.