ISS free drift

From: Vossinakis Andreas (grafistas@hotmail.com)
Date: Tue Feb 05 2002 - 03:29:38 EST

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Last night I ve waited for ISS to pass from my hometown. It was 2 minutes
late(I use a pretty good watch which is updated daily so it isn't a problem
of timing). Is this have to do with the free drift that is reported earlier?
Andreas Vossinakis
Thessaloniki Greece

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