Try checking NASA at http://spaceflight.nasa.gov/realdata/tracking/
You can get a visual view there of the next three passes. From the links on that page you can also run predictions for your exact location

73 - Tim

The ISS wil pass ca 6 times on a day of a qrh..
6 * 365 Are ca. 2190 times wil it passing of
a normay qth,, i thank.

When 3 radiohams connect in one passing
the PMS ,en send one en read one ,3 * 2190 are it 6570 mails to sent i a year..
in one mond /12 are it ca 547 mails ...i a mond.

73 de jan pe2jmr Happy New Year

Best wishes Doug!

Saludos amigos del IFC !! Es un placer
compartir la misma emocion con todos
ustedes... La comunicacion con y a traves
de la Estacion Espacial Internacional...
Asimismo, mis felcitaciones a quienes
hacen posible ´este sitio; especialmente
a Claudio, Deveras me da gusto que la
Radioaficion siga teniendo eco en acti-
vidades como la que desarrollamos quie-
nes sabemos que e futuro nuestra acti-
vidad es sin duda enfocada hacia la Co-\
municacion Espacial...
Respondo tan solo a uno de los archivos
que veo en los que su servidor aparece
como usuario del PBBS de la ISS, pero
les digo que soy fiel lector de ´este sitio...

atte: xe2arf Fernando en Aguascalientes
Mexico... MIR FAN CLUB 222.. IFC # 175...

Thanks for that Claudio,
I think I might prepare for a voice contact that day just in case they keep voice QSO´s happening for a bit extra. Kevin VK3UKF

Hello,

first ARISS contact since the new Crew is onboard ISS will be on Dec. 28, 2002 as scheduled.
Here you can find information about this contact and the proposed questions to the Astronauts:

World Scout Jamboree 2003, Sattahip, Thailand, Direct via E20AJ
Contact is on for Saturday 2002-12-28 08:40 UTC
Don Pettit is the scheduled astronaut.

Here are the proposed questions for the World Scout Jamboree.
1. How do you eat your food? How is it cooked?
2. Do you think the camping skill is useful as astronauts?
3. What are you doing to maintain your health?
4. What is the first thing you want to do when you come back to the earth?
5. Do you think that the earth is still blue?
6. How do you find time for your family or loved ones and how do you
communicate with them?
7. Astronauts are dedicated, patient, and under constant pressure, how do you
handle all the demands on yourself?
8. What are you feeling from living in space?
9. If you were to meet Thai people, what would you like to ask them?
10. May I have your message to the scouts?
11. What was the most delightful thing as astronaut?
12. Do you want your children to become astronaut like you?
13. How can I be the astronaut like you?
14. How do you obtain fresh water, is there big tank?
15. How does the lack of gravity affect the body and how do you manage it?
16. How do you take a bath?
17. How is the temperature in the space station maintained? What is the
outside temperature?
18. If the ISS slip from it´s orbit, how would you take it back to the right
position?
19. When you left the earth, did any cosmic rays affect you and how?
20. Do you feel something great in the space?
-------------------------------------------------

73 IK1SLD Claudio

I use J-Track which is web based. Once it loads, it runs till I shut down Netscape. You can see for yourself at:
http://liftoff.msfc.nasa.gov/RealTime/JTrack/Amateur.html

They update it automatically so all you have to do is reload the page.
73,
Kenneth - N5VHO

Hallo , yes i sie today the #msg33 bug
a hamradio befor my connect have also
the bug,,

After hem are have i try to connect whit sussec , the bug are now lost..

When you have the 33 bug disconect end
try again. to connect.

73 de jan pe2jmr ..

I´m a WinOrbit 3.6 fan, I like the multiple windows, one for each sat, and if you like you can have several of your favourite birds on the one map, Easy on computers resources too, it can run with a program called announce which will call out in a voice the lat and lon of a selected sat. you can write your own software to interface with it through DDE if your a programmer.
Cheers Kevin

Hi Leo
My name is Marcelo, CE4LNM, i too waiting for calling of ISS over South America.
God willing it is then and that they don´t forget us.

greetings for you and yours 73´s and Dx´s

Marcelo

You know what, now I want one.
What else have you got???
I´ve got a Space Shuttle, a Mercury capsule, a Gemini capsule, an Apollo/Saturn 1 and an Apollo/Saturn 5 Launcher, an Apollo CSM and LL, uhh, a Jupiter C and a Russian Vostok, Voskhod and Soyuz launcher,
a French Ariane launcher, an Aerobee missile and an Honest John missile.
Think that´s it..I´ll be keeping a look out at my local hobby shop for an ISS and a MIR.
I´m slacking off, I´ve been collecting these models since Neil and Buzz stepped out for a stroll.
Best to you and yours.
Kevin

Is that something like a ghetto blaster?