There is a ton of info on the http://www.loratracker.uk/ web site. The Links tab is probably the easiest way to find all the info and Stuart (the webmaster) has been very helpful getting me started

Joachim, I’ve forwarded this to the best, most knowledgable group anywhere, they should be able to help you. Guys? Keith, WAØTJT Begin forwarded message: From: Joachim Hoffmüller

Hi Bill, I've been following the pico balloon race from their launch and have enjoyed following them and been a little surprised at the differences in their paths. Sounds like you've come up with a

There are now officially still three balloons in the GPSL Pico Balloon Race on Day 13. My Dad's balloon WB8MSJ-1 just reappeared after being lost for a week over the Pacific south of Baja California.

Wow...what a day for Bev's balloon WB4ELK-4. After 11 days and a several thousand mile trip from Kansas to the Pacific Ocean and back, her balloon flew across northern Alabama this morning all the way

KD2EAT-13 has found the jetstream. Last three transmissions at 157, 170 and 145 mph!!

At the end of Day 8 of the GPSL Pico balloon race, Mike KD2EAT-13 has nearly made it back to the launchsite after an 8-day journey to the West Coast and back. At sunset today his balloon was last

This summer I am working at Northwest Nazarene University where they are researching drone use in agriculture. Specifically using drones and robots to collect images from fruit orchards. The software

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YUWJFelwgwg&list=PLXIlUNWsURwGUV-JGd0vT9-TkIQ-uahHu&index=1

Apparently, my balloon's sense of direction isn't too good. Either that, or I forgot to tell it which way one customarily circumnavigates! Sheesh! I think Bev's balloon took some bad

How do you make that list where all three are tracked at the same time? Joe WB9SBD The Original Rolling Ball Clock

All three pico balloons are still flying after four days aloft and a long trip across KS, OK, TX and Mexico. Bev WB4ELK-4 and Mike KD2EAT-13 are flying in formation southwest of San Diego today. My

Did anyone taking drone footage last Saturday post it yet? Wondering how it turned out. Mark Sent from phone, sorry for typos and brevity

That's correct, backup is the 17th.

Hi Paul! I think you got into base 2 mode. Do you mean the 17th as a backup date Very much looking forward to the event and visiting Idaho! Yah, about the plan for

I would like to hold GPSL 2018 from June 14th to 16th with 18th as a backup launch date. Will this work for most everyone? I will reserve a block of hotel rooms in Nampa, ID (about 20 minutes from

A connector for my NIR and visible cameras pulled loose balloon with tracker KD4STH-7. So I'm relying on Google Maps to identify features. I've attached one image that shows Gypsum Creek in

I just say this toy. where it brags about no more tangled lines. I wonder how well it would work for our systems? Joe WB9SBD --

I got back home this morning. Boy, do I need to mow the lawn again. By the way, it was a little chilly went I got back (just saying). Thanks Zack for hosting GPSL again, it was another great session.

As most of you know, our balloon went bonkers and never really did transmit packets reliably. Paul's tracker quit a few minutes after launch, and mine quit somewhere around 17,000'. Unfortunately,