Hi, Prediction still shows the flights heading S to SW and landing around Fairy, just north of Hamilton. Ran the predictions for burst at 60K, 90K, & 105K with 850FPM &1100FPM ascent/descent

We're at our hotel and will see everyone tomorrow morning.

Actually, we're skipping some they close at 9.

We'll be there @ 8:30.

We just got to the barbecue and see that nobody is here. I assume that were too late?

That does sound better. Sent from AT&T Mail on Android From:"Keith Kaiser" Date:Thu, Jun 16, 2016 at 4:40 PM Subject:Re: [GPSL] Thursday Prediction [1 Attachment] I like the thought that they

Bryant Irving location - there now --Michael Willett

Well be rolling in about 8:30. I put in Cousin's BBQ, but they're were 5 locations. Anyone meeting up at that time? Location?

I like the thought that they are all landing near Fairy. If just sounds more fantastic, like high altitude ballooning. , one finger at a time.

It looks like we will have several Floaters launched Saturday. Both Predict a 1 M/S (197 FPM) ascent with 8000M (26,000 Feet) and 9000M (29,000 Feet) floats. From an airspace perspective I am

Hi, Prediction still shows the flights heading S to SW and landing north of Hamilton. Ran the predictions for burst at 60K, 90K, & 105K with 850FPM &1100FPM ascent/descent rates. Also imported a

I am as well. Assume 1m/s and 9000m float. Thanks! Mike On 6/15/2016 12:38 PM, wb8elk@... [GPSL] wrote:

NearSys is in Kansas and on the road tomorrow morning. We want to thank Rachel's family for staying at our house and taking care of pets and landscape. On Jun 15, 2016 10:32 PM, "Zack Clobes

Roads aren't bad along i35 except just north of OKC. Minimal delays. We just made it into Plano. Tomorrow we hit ham radio outlet, see some family and head to the tour. Zack On Jun 15, 2016 8:59

Should be an interesting tussle! http://www.theregister.co.uk/2016/06/15/space_data_says_google_lifted_loon/ 73 de Mike W5VSI

Safe travels. Tony and I are leaving Plano at around 4:30 p.m. and expect to be at Cousins BBQ by 6:00 p.m. (Give or take, depending on traffic.) Hope to meet you there. Kip AE5IB

My daughter Amy and I will be departing the Omaha area for Granbury tomorrow morning using N9XTN-9 (RF) and -6 (APRSDroid). Depending on our progress, we may stop by Cousins BBQ for dinner if we get

It's great to be able to feed what you've heard on RF to the APRS-IS, and also to be able to have the APRS-IS feed available when chasing. You might miss the occasional incoming packet from the

To make this easier for me at least. I have a cradle point router and a usb 4G fob that I run around with - WIFI in the car most of the time. That and a Raspberry pi with BT dongle.

Michael, I'm not sure what conclusion you think I came to which would cause a misunderstanding. I asked if the chase crews had RF based APRS reception capabilities, and then explained why having RF