The center locks, so the tanks will be safe. Paul

I have carried one tank in my car, I should be able to get at least two in there. It might take me a few trips but if no one closer, I'll do it. They will be okay at Johnson Near Space Center

Can someone tell me where and when the events are for the July 5th-6th weekend? I am making my travel plans etc.. Keith Sproul -- Keith Sproul Ham Radio: WU2Z Student

If I could get a tank that would be great also. I will bedriving my truck to the gpsl and might be able to help haul the tanks. I may notbe able to get off work on Friday early so I might not get

Hi Keith, The symposium is scheduled for Friday, July 5th starting at 9am and lasting most of the day. The launch will be Saturday the 6th with a rain date of Sunday the 7th. I believe both

Forgot to mention that the main GPSL 2002 web site is at: http://users.crosspaths.net/~wallio/GPSL2002.html 73 de Mark N9XTN ------ Mark D. Conner E-mail: n9xtn@... Homepage:

Thanks for the info.. The web site told me what I needed.. It is at K-State.. My father went there.. My grandparents live in Clay Center.. I am going to fly to KC, get a car, and go visit my

The launch will be at the Johnson Near Space Center, which is about 10 miles south of Manhattan. The main feature of the JNSC is a large storage building where we can fill 4-6 balloons inside out of

Hi everybody, It's been a busy few weeks, and it's not getting any better for me. In addition to the GPSL, I have a design review for a software project next week, we are doing some minor

Let me try again. This time the logo and saying are in Corel Draw. Feel free to do with the logos as you wish, but make sure it's not something embarassing. I plan to bring a t-shirt with the

Hello all, EOSS "standard" frequencies are: Telemetry 144.34 MHz Tracking Beacon 147.555 MHz xBand Down 147.555 MHZ Up 445.975 MHz

Sorry to hear about that Jack, I was looking forward to seeing you again....guess I'll just have to make the trip to hot hot dry dry Arizona from hot hot muggy muggy Alabama!!! I'll try to send

I am still thinking about the payload I'll be launching...scavenging parts from a dozen past payloads sitting in my garage at the moment. Currently I plan to fly an altitude record attempt with

I am sorry, but an emergency reschedule at work has caused me to cancel my particpation at GPSL 2002. As this project is of National need, I will not be able to attend your fine symposium. I will

Shucks, Jack, sorry to hear the news. I had been thinking about lofting a low altitude floater from Denver to Manhattan, but the critical mass for that project just hasn't formed, and indeed I will

Michael, My response is delayed because I have been on the road for several days. Thank you for this good news. There are very few of us involved in amateur high altitude ballooning with roughly 10

Ralph, I flew an Axiom Sandpiper model receiver using the SiRF chipset on a mission in the Gulf of Mexico on our last Rockoon mission...it flew on the launch platform gondola. Their engineer

Bill, Use of SiRFStar chipsets above 60kft is being discussed because AXIOM Sandpiper receivers are appearing on the inexpensive surplus market. I have evaluated a pair of these receivers for

I have uploaded a summary page to: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/GPSL/files/gpsl_2002_freq_coordinat ion.htm If you can't get to the files area,

I'll see if I can move the frequency off 147.455 if I can get a custom oscillator...the cheap one from Digikey puts it right on 147.455...it's a design I've been working on for a cheap 2m FM