The Radio Neutrino Observatory, located in Summit Station, Greenland, is an array of radio frequency interferometers consisting of several independent stations that targeting the detection of extremely energetic neutrino events. Plotting the field of view and effective area over a period for known objects in the sky such as TXS-0506+056 or SWIFT J1644+57 for RNO-G can allow calculations via expected flux's’ from the objects, estimating the number of neutrino events per year.