I'm still working on rendering these videos. I got the originals converted, and now I'm slicing up the event and will be uploading to YouTube in the next few days. It's been fun listening back

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Thanks Zack. I gave the presentation of the vertical pointing antenna; is it possible for me to download a copy of the video? Would you like the PowerPoint slides that I used to give the

No it's an old WebEx recording format .ARF. I found a tool to convert them on WebEx site, but it was only at ~10% after an hour on an i7 computer. Zack

Are you talking about the 2010 PowerPoint presentations? I’m guessing the new PowerPoint won’t open the old PowerPoint and that is your issue. My Mac opens all of them with Keynote and they still

Thank you. Those videos of the GPSL sessions are really nice to have.

I found the recordings in the archive that Keith had sent me. They're in a weird format so I'll work on getting them converted and uploaded to Youtube. In the meantime the 2014 got posted to my

No. The satellites move across the sky quite quickly. The only issue is that it can take a minute or two till it contacts a satellite to send a message.

Hey Gang, I'm working with a student team that wants to use a Rockblock 9603 on a HAB flight next year.  They're wondering if the (large) balloon above would cause any issues with the "view of the

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Hello long lost friends, I've come to terms with the fact that I will not be able to consume 65 balloons before they turn to dust. So, I'm ebaying some, at pretty good discount below new

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Thanks for the reply, Zack. When we failed in Idaho, it was the people on this list that helped us understand our choice of line was a poor one.

Thanks for the photos. I've included them in the 2018 gallery. I've had failures during other launches for sure, but the most spectacular ones seem to be in front of large groups of people. A few

2005 and 2012 were in Omaha for the symposium, and launch sites were Treynor IA and Glenwood IA respectively. Mark

Here’s a link to six photos from 2018. https://www.flickr.com/gp/johnkovac/53Tx32 Kind of a painful memory for my son and me - we drove from California to Idaho and had a line break just before

OK, so I think 2005 was the room that started to rotate around on us then. Was that in Omaha? Zack

One other update, 2018 was Nampa Idaho.