There's a low-cost tracking antenna mount that's quite popular for first attempts, known as "a friend". You lash an inclinometer to the boom, and hand them a c

There's a low-cost tracking antenna mount that's quite popular for first attempts, known as "a friend". You lash an inclinometer to the boom, and hand them a compass. Tell them where the pass begins, and hope they can acquire it visually after that. The hardest part is doppler correction, really. Get the software for that squared away well in advance.