There have been some dates thrown around for a July meeting, but nothing confirmed. Zack

I'm still working on getting things updated on the Super Launch website, but all of the 2010 videos are now posted on YouTube in a Playlist. My apologies to Nick from EOSS as part of his recording was

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 through

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

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 YouTub

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 year

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

I started a central photo gallery of past GPSL events. I've made it through my personal photo galleries but I have a lot of years that are completely missing. If anyone would like to share some of the

Yeah, and i intentionally didn't do any post-editing on these photos so as to not mask the problem, etc. Normally I would touch them up a bit before posting. I'm torn, as I think the optics are decent

Yeah, I was just doing some more digging. The Ras Pi forums are referring to it as a "lens correction" issue. Looks like it's a defined problem, although the solution may involve some hand-tuning. htt

I uploaded a few photos from yesterday's flight. https://www.projecttraveler.org/flights/all-flights/flights-in-2020/flight-2020a As I dug into the photos from that RasPi camera, I'm seeing a lot of l

Yes, the bubble wrap survives just fine - I've reused my wrap for numerous launches. Zack

I'm updating the flights with pin points around the country (plus our friendly neighbors to the north, aye). You can click on a pin and it will give a link to track that flight. https://www.superlaunc

Her question was about a 30 foot (~10 meters) balloon, not inches. Zack

The short answer is yes, it could appear to stay put for quite a long time. The air currents a various altitudes go in various directions, and the wind on the ground has zero indication of what it's d

I've been texting with Harry this morning. Said he was trying to get a local to find a final location. Final location looks to be pretty heavily wooded. Is this one of Bill's balloons??? Zack Zack

The floater seems to be descending slowly. As for the visual, yes they look like a star in the day fly. They're really cool to watch and especially when they pop. Zack

As many of you already know, it's virtual this year. In order to receive your invite into the Zoom meeting, please register ASAP. See you all online! https://www.superlaunch.org/ Zack Clobes, W0ZC Pro

One other thought I had this afternoon is the virtual conferences that I've been doing through work lately have the main presentation pre recorded, then they just broadcast that at the prescribed time

Unable to attend in person. Probably remote. Zack Clobes, W0ZC Project: Traveler www.projecttraveler.org Join us on Facebook for the latest information: www.facebook.com/ProjectTraveler/ Project: Trav