Been trying for a few days with a less than optimum setup, and UISS5.2.8

I've been watching the ARISS.net page and see my callsign, so I click on it and see raw APRS Data on findU.com:

Position of W3UTD --- 11.7 miles southeast of Huntingdon, PA --- Report received 19 minutes 13 seconds ago
Status: 271239zUI-View32 V2.03

Raw packet: W3UTD>CQ,RS0ISS-3*,qAR,K3AS:=4021.15N/07752.30W-Fraser in Harrisburg, PA, FN10bi

Does that mean I made it to the ISS?

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André Kuipers:
Started using the amateur radio. PI9ISS for the Netherlands, otherwise NA1SS. Fun, but a dilemma. Do I take photos of the Netherlands during a pass, or use the radio?

Please join us in listening to the ISS contact with participants at the
ESA - ESTEC Event, Noordwijk, Netherlands on Monday February 27, 2011 at 1245 UTC.

Astronaut André Kuipers PI9ISS was calling CQ from the International Space Station on 145.800 MHz FM on both Saturday and Sunday afternoon, Feb. 25-26.

Topics in this report:
1. Upcoming School Contacts
2. ARISS Contact Featured at John Glenn Event
3. Italian Students Experience ARISS Contact
4. ARISS International Team Teleconference Held
5. Astronaut Training Status

1. Upcoming School Contacts