I used similar stuff like this in the past to make light weight yet shielded payload like the repeaters and such.

Brian Tanner of Spaceport Indiana passed away on Oct. 24th after 7 weeks on a ventilator with COVID. Services will be Sunday November 7th with visitation starting at 2:30 pm and services at 3:30 pm

He was a fine man, chipper and upbeat. Sad to see him pass away so young. - Mark

I am very sorry for your loss. I wish I had a chance to meet Brian in person.

For some reason couldn't get both of these links to go in one post (the second link would replace the first and continue ad infinitum). Brian Tanner obituary

Brian Tanner at Spaceport Indiana

One of the best friends I have in the World, Brian Tanner, has passed away from COVID complications. Brian ran Spaceport Indiana and the Spaceport Exploration Centre in Bringhurst Indiana just north

Yes at least 3 older adults and i am not sure how many of the 5 stdents were. Jules/ kd2fou Get Outlook for Android

The Space Sciences team has about 6-10 students, depending on exactly how you count, as they have several projects going on, and they move around so far as I can tell. As a result of

Mike, Fantastically great results. I very much enjoyed watching the last Zoom launch where full screen live video was broadcast of the recovery (the last and only part I saw by way of Zoom by me

Thanks. I use APRS and advocate its use at public service events when feasible. Chris -----------------------------------------From: "Michael Hojnowski" To: GPSL@groups.io Cc: Sent: Wednesday

Yes, I'm the advisor to the University ham club. We partnered with the Space Sciences department on this launch. The students from their team built the payload. I provided the APRS

Were hams involved in the event? -----------------------------------------From: "Michael Hojnowski" To: GPSL@groups.io Cc: Sent: Wednesday October 13 2021 9:33:49AM Subject: Re: [GPSL] Very

The full zoom session from pre-launch through recovery is now available. It's 3 1/2 hours with long periods of silence, but there is more chatter on the audio as we home in on the

Hank, The zoom recording is about 9 hours long. I fired it up before I left the house at 9am and turned it off when I returned around 6pm. I'll probably edit it down to at

hi Hank I have been quietly following you guys for a good while. The video clip you share is quite impressive! Do you have more details or videos? I'm trying to put together a team at my second

Mike, More to follow, but for now, will the Cornell balloon team be releasing the recording of the Zoom event (it was recorded for GPSL members who aren't aware of that) on youtube soon? I'm asking

That's a spectacular shot! It never occurred to me that a camera could be mounted on a boom and pointed back at the payload. May have to try that on a future launch. Clif/KW4CL

Gang, Just a followup.  Our flight today was a stunning success.  We reached apogee at 102,385 feet (a little more than predicted), and landed in an already-harvested corn field, in sight of the

Hello, The Amateur Radio Club at Cornell will be launching a High Altitude Balloon Sunday afternoon, October 10, 2021 at 1:00pm EDT. We'll launch from the vicinity of Penn Yan, NY with