The crew of Endeavour awakened at 7:29 a.m. to begin final preparations for this afternoon's docking with the International Space Station. Endeavour is now 350 miles behind the space station closing the distance between......

Endeavour's crew spent its first full day in space preparing for its arrival at the International Space Station. Endeavour, now 1,400 miles behind the station and closing, is scheduled to dock at 3:26 p.m. Central time Monday.

Thank you to PE2JMR Jan, N5VHO Kenneth and VA2VA Mario for the feedback about PMS Packet System Status.
Sure Valery forgot the system with 145.200 MHz UPLINK (Voice Operations). Probably USA stations on www.ariss.net used this uplink to digipeat the frames.
You can try this frequency because in this moment the Crew is sleeping and there isn't way to inform about it.

The ISS FanClub Staff

Endeavour's crew was awakened at 8:50 a.m. today to begin its first full
day in orbit, a day dedicated to preparations for Monday's docking to the
International Space Station. As the crew awoke, Endeavour and the station
were separated.....

Just modified the Real Time World Map and added the Space Shuttle STS-113 en route to the ISS.

See on the TRACK THE STATION to the left on this page

The ISS FanClub Staff

TWO LINE MEAN ELEMENT SET SHUTTLE / ISS

Last Weeks for Crew #5
Shuttle Dates:
New Sleep times for ISS:
New ISS crew:
Peggy Whitson KC5ZTD on voice:

By Miles Mann WF1F,
MAREX-NA (Manned Amateur Radio Experiment, North American Division)

Hello to All

I am a very young OM (55 years old) and just built (home made) my SAT Station.

I see many OM blocking ISS digipeater during pass by PMS.

Please, can you help me in this activity ?!

I also wish to block ISS digipeater; is this for Award ?????

73 de Antonio

Endeavour lifted off from the Kennedy Space Center in Florida at 6:50 p.m. CST today, carrying three new residents and a 14-ton truss segment to the International Space Station. At the time of Endeavour's launch, the International Space Station was orbiting 240 statute miles over Southern Austria.

STS-113 began at 6:50 p.m. CST Saturday (0050 GMT Sunday) when Space Shuttle Endeavour launched from Kennedy Space Center, Fla. Endeavour is en route to the International Space Station to deliver the Expedition Six crew and the P1 (P-One) Truss. With Commander Jim Wetherbee and Pilot Paul Lockhart at the controls, Endeavour will close in on the station before linking up with it Monday.

STS-113 Launch Images