This could get very interesting. The two northern balloons are headed into very rugged territory in Quebec and Labrador. If they maintain altitude, they'll be on the Labrador coast tomorrow morning.

Wow, four balloons above 13,000 feet and one, Gas 1, around 15.3 and 15.4 kfeet! "At cabin altitudes above 14,000 feet pilots must use oxygen at all times." And most people would want to use oxygen

No changes to the actual the way they work. Sorry about the confusion. They work well. The billing structure is changing. It is not changing in a way that makes it unaffordable. When the billing

So, we have been using PocketFinders for our secondary trackers. These have worked well in the past to find our payloads once on the ground. The PF has worked well but some of the rules in regards to

[from www.futurism.com] Google’s internet-beaming balloons will soon be floating over Puerto Rico Google’s internet-beaming balloons will soon be floating over Puerto

Joe > How far is the finish line? There is no finish line. Google is your friend. :) From the excellent FAQ at the excellent web site for this event, the America’s Challenge Race for

How far is the finish line? Joe WB9SBD The Original Rolling Ball Clock Idle Tyme Idle-Tyme.com

So, we have been using PocketFinders for our secondary trackers. These have worked well in the past to find our payloads once on the ground. When travelling with 20 kids it is not always possible to

https://aprs.fi/#!mt=roadmap&z=6&call=a%2FK5GAS-3%2Ca%2FK5GAS-1%2Ca%2FK5GAS-2%2Ca%2FK5GAS-8%2Ca%2FK5GAS-4%2Ca%2FK5GAS-6%2Ca%2FK5GAS-5%2Ca%2FK5GAS-7&timerange=21600&tail=21600 Lead balloon east of

The dates for GPSL will be June 14th to 16th. One the 14th, we will wine taste three Snake River Wine Region wineries and get lunch at one of our local Mexican restaurants. Friday's conference will

In Australia they went there yesterday too.

Near space, where balloons go to die.

GPSL’ers, Thought you all would enjoy the notes below and the video below from Mercer University. 73, Nick NØLP EOSS Begin forwarded message: Hi EOSS friends (please share

Telescope technical details (from the photographer, John, AF7JQ): "Scope is a Meade LX90-ACF 12", eyepiece a 24mm plossel, I think about 77x at f:10" That 12 inch measurement is the aperture. This is

Entire article and a video clip at : https://www.geekwire.com/2017/world-view-sends-stratollite-test-balloon-spaceport-tucson-first-time/ World View launches ‘Stratollite’ balloon from Spaceport

Nice photos. That sure looks like the latest WorldView launch which was in the news Tuesday. It was launched from their new headquarters in Tucson, AZ. - Bill WB8ELK

Looks like earthwinds and my earth breeze technology! Joe WB9SBD The Original Rolling Ball Clock Idle Tyme

------ Forwarded Message -------- From: Gary Miller Date: 10/3/2017 12:09:17 PM Subject: Fw: Big balloon To: Jack Crabtree Here are a couple of pics that John took of a balloon that

Can someone reach out to Emmett with a solution? Thanks guys.. Begin forwarded message: From: Emmett Newsome <emmettnewsome@...> Subject: Terrible Towel hitch hike? Date: October 2, 2017 at 2:31:52

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