I have derived the following elements for 97 68A, the Titan IV payload: 1 25034U 97068A 97312.17944778 .00000000 00000-0 00000+0 0 05 2 25034 64.5000 336.1550 7173000 270.9200 35.1900 2.01700000 00 This elset is based on a number of observations from Nov. 8 about 05:00UT until Nov. 8 about 06:00UT. The Centaur rocket should be in a very similar orbit. The inclination appears to be about 1 degree larger than the nominal 63.5. The mean motion, eccentricity, and argument of perigee are rather ill-determined. The payload could be as much as 15 minutes off of this elset this evening (Sunday evening) and the uncertainty should increase by 5 or 10 minutes every day. There is, of course, a high likelihood that the payload might perform orbit correction maneuvers. It was cloudy here last night and tonight (and likely tomorrow night as well). Mike McCants