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Revision as of 23:58, 23 August 2012

This template drops a link to the various satellite floater images format is {{FloaterLink|floaternum}} 1 floaternum - Number of floater to display

Floater Satellite Images: Visible (Loop), IR [Loop), WV (Loop), Dvorak (Loop), AVN (Loop), RGB (Loop), Rainbow (Loop) Funktop (Loop) RB Top (Loop])

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