Zack, you also have a picture I'd like to put on my webpage. Would that be alright with you? Thanks

My flight data and photo gallery is now published. https://www.projecttraveler.org/flights/all-flights/flights-in-2019/flight-2019d Zack Clobes, W0ZC Project: Traveler www.projecttraveler.org Join us

Mike, what happened to Da Bear?

Mike, there's one I'd like to use on my webpage. Would that be alright? I will credit you for the image. Thanks

Here are photos from the Cornell / W2CXM flight. The ground launch photos were taken by my wife Jules, KD2FOU. The pictures of Jules and I at the recovery were taken by Jerry Gable,

Derek, Very nice set of pictures. Good way to post them, too. It would be terrific if there could be a bunch of postings describing particpants' various experiences in chasing, touring the

Nice shots, Derek! Looks like you guys had some great cloud cover to make for some interesting photos. Looking forward to seeing you in Omaha in summer 2020. 73 de Mark N9XTN

Does anyone have ground photos from my launches? Zack and Mike H, do you have images from your flights I could use on my webpage (with credit given)? Thanks

So you vacuum cast covers for your camera? Cool idea.

Here's Arch Reactor's. We made it to 105,639 feet. Don, Roxy and I had such a great time!!! See you in Omaha!! https://photos.app.goo.gl/hVK7xEXhediQNBAK9

Hey Keith, Here’s the pictures from our (Those Two Texans) payload, including what we get on SSTV. The pictures aren’t amazing, the webcam we used apparently had trouble with finding the right

Well, I survived! A few bruises here and there but on the whole I think everything went well....A big thanks to everyone that attended. We truly have a special community of HAB hobbyists and

Did anyone get any pictures from this past weekend, other than near-infrared? I’m looking for a few taken from the balloon, preferably in color for a presentation this Saturday (Field Day). Keith,

Jeff, I agree that recoveries are much easier without standing crops in the fields. However, many attendees would not be able to carve out time during the academic year to attend GPSL. I'll certainly

Still pics are great. Videos of a camera swinging or rotating make me sick to my stomach. Great stuff!! -----------------------------------------From: "L. Paul Verhage KD4STH" To: GPSL@groups.io Cc:

Rats. I was hoping to make over 100,000 feet officially. Oh well, that's the breaks (or the burst). Thanks

Paul, Your tracker recorded the highest altitude on the flight, at almost 400 feet above any of mine. So, yours stands as apogee for the Cornell flight at 99,705. Mike

Thanks Paul. Awesome!

Hi Mark - I’ve not been able to attend GPSL since my first one in 2015 due to family commitments on Father’s day weekend. So I’m excited about the possibility of attending the one you are

My tracker, KD4STH-2 reached 99,705 feet and flew with either the Texas Team or Cornell. Can both of you email your tracker's highest reported altitude? I wonder if you got later packets at a higher