[Space] Launch names

[Christopher Lincoln]

Awesome!

Yes, for the last several flights, they all had the same payload, although
if I remember correctly Brian had recreated one of the cables.  We did add
flight lights and a radar reflector dish to the payload bus for the night
flight, but that's not payload.

The Radio is still the PX-777 although the next flight we will start testing
a replacement that Brian is putting together, and he will have to fill us in
on it's details when it's done.

I don't have the data on me so I can't give you exact numbers, but if I
remember correctly it was around 93k feet

here is the link to the Gamma pictures
http://www.flickr.com/photos/25405306@N05/sets/72157624240127078/

Blake took some really nice shots of the set up and release that are really
cool, I'll forward that link along once I find it.


Christopher



On Tue, Aug 31, 2010 at 4:17 PM, Charles Collicutt
<charles at collicutt.co.uk>wrote:

> Great, thank you. Only a few more questions...
>
> What kind of radio are you using now? Is it still the Puxing PX-777?
>
> What was the peak altitude for the Epsilon flight?
>
> Did Gamma, Delta and Epsilon all have the same payload? i.e. Garmin GPS,
> OpenTracker+, radio, G1, Canon A700 with fisheye and Canon SD1100 IS?
>
> As payment for your answers, I'll update the wiki :)
>
> --
> Charles
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