Did you get our tank? Zack Clobes, W0ZC Project: Traveler

If a TDMA (Time Slot) method of sharing the 144.34 MHz frequency is used for APRS, someone should specify if the time is GPS or UTC. There is currently a 13 second difference between the GPS and UTC

We'll have four adults and about 3 children (I'massuming Jon's kids will be with him) Zack Clobes, W0ZC Project: Traveler

We'll go ahead and pay for a full tank, but we'llonly be using a 600g balloon for 2lbs. We could probably get by with otherpeople's remains. A couple of half tanks should be more thanenough.

NSTAR will have about 6. - Mark

Answers below from TVNSP, Traveler, and KD0FW. Stillawaiting inputs from EOSS and WB8ELK. TVNSP will transmit between :00 and :11 usingKD4STH-11. No backup beacon. KD0FW's simplex repeater will be

Mark, I'll have my frequencies figured out this weekend and will post it on the group. - Bill WB8ELK

Depending on whether I can convince someone to travel along with me from Huntsville, AL....there will be either 1 or 2 for dinner. - Bill WB8ELK

Time slotting should be done using UTC, which is the normally reported time in GGA and RMC strings. 73 de Mark N9XTN

I just got word, Keith can't make the symposium. Paul

Ralph and Mark, can you give me a phone number to contact you? I don't believe I'll have email access after Friday. Paul

Does anyone need space to display their program? I'll arrange for tables if given notice. Paul

TVNSP will fly the following payload. APS camera on scan boom Geiger counter Relative humidity and temperate sensor Mementos Idaho Airborne Assault (Mr Potatohead with a parachute) Paul

I just got an email from my mother. There will be a TV/VCR, overhead projector, and an LCD projector with PC and VCR connections. I'll check out the equipment in two weeks when I get to hot and

I have the following dinner reservations Traveller: 7 NSTAR: 6 Bill Brown: 2 Me: 1 Based on these numbers, I'll make reservations for 30. Does this sound good? For helium, I have the following

Granted, 2 1/2 week forecasts aren't worth much, but I ran one anyway. For consistency's sake, I'm going to run predictions using 1000 fpm ascent, 1000 fpm sea-level descent, burst at 95,000 ft.

Chris WA5RRN in Topeka will provide I-gate coverage for 144.34 MHz for the flights. This should get all but ANSR on the Internet. 73 de Mark N9XTN

The long-range forecasts for the 6th fall into one of two categories so far: 1) The high-pressure ridge at 500mb and above is right on top of Kansas or a little to the east. This makes for

I've given the five groups who can time slot on 144.34 their slots. See http://members.cox.net/n9xtn/gpsl_2002_freq_coordination.htm for details. The data will probably be on Ralph's page soon. I

Paul, I do not see my helium listed or dinner reservations (however, I didn't make dinner reservations because I wasn't sure if when we would make it). paul.verhage@...