Latest revision 1 September 1998

                Lost Data on TJDs 11046 - 11047

 TJD 11046 = 21 August 1998
 TJD 11047 = 22 August 1998

Because of spacecraft attitude control problems later attributed to
an incorrect solar ephemeris, the high gain antenna was not pointed
correctly and some data were irretrievably lost.  The time intervals
were
   TJD/SoD:   11046/74756 - 11047/28002
   TJD/SoD:   11047/30897 - 11047/71816
The instruments, including BATSE, were placed into a low-power mode
at TJD/SoD = 11047/71816, which meant that the high voltages were 
effectively off, until BATSE was turned on again on TJD 11050.

Triggers 7013 - 7018 were lost although max rates and the low 16 bits
of the trigger seconds-of-day (SoD) were obtained for triggers 7015
and 7018.  The following is believed to be correct:
   Trigger 7015 probably occurred at TJD/SoD = 11047/20432 and was
       probably a particle event.
   Trigger 7018 probably occurred at TJD/SoD = 11047/71017 and may
       have been an SGR event.