LAUNCH DATE: July 12, 2003
LAUNCH SITE: Deer Trail (directions)
LAUNCH DATE: July 12, 2003 (backup July 13th)
LAUNCH TIME: 07:00 am MST, 13:00 UTC
If an EOSS payload is highlighted, there is a link to an information page about that payload.
EOSS-68
Balloon Manufacturer | Kaysam |
Balloon Type | latex |
Balloon Size | 3000 gram |
Payload | 23 Lbs. (approximate) |
Free Lift % | unknown until fill |
Ascent Rate | 1000 fpm |
Descent Rate | ~ 915 fpm (adjusted to sea level) calculated |
Peak Altitude | 95,000 ft. |
Launch Conditions | will appear on recap page |
See NOTES below regarding payload train configuration
LAUNCH DATE: July 12, 2003
LAUNCH TIME: 07:45 am MST, 13:45 UTC (45 minutes after launch of 68)
If an EOSS payload is highlighted, there is a link to an information page about that payload.
EOSS-69
Balloon Manufacturer | Kaysam |
Balloon Type | latex |
Balloon Size | 1500 gram |
Payload | 12.9 Lbs. (approximate) |
Free Lift % | unknown until fill |
Ascent Rate | 1000 fpm |
Descent Rate | ~ 915 fpm (adjusted to sea level) calculated |
Peak Altitude | 95,000 ft. |
Launch Conditions | will appear on recap page |
See NOTES below regarding payload train configuration
Colorado University will be flying in association with the Upward Bound Student group.
The Payload Layout PDF file contains the flight train configurations for both EOSS-68 and EOSS-69. So, you needn't download this same file twice. :-)
Location | Grid X | Grid Y |
---|---|---|
Punkin Center | 25 | 10 |
Kit Carson | 74.5 | 4.5 |
Deer Trail | 6.5 | 62.5 |
Stratton | 84 | 41.5 |
Predicted Landing | 39 | 25.6 |
Suggested N�LP Grid Calculator Reference Point:
Since Punkin Center is located on a predefined (scoped by trackers with GPS) latitude Longitude you might consider using that as your reference point.
The lat/long is:
And that would be associated with Marty's X/Y coordinates of 25,10 as shown above
Our regular net control station is unavailable this weekend due to prior commitments. We may or may NOT have an HF net. All I can say is ... tune it to the frequencies below and see what you hear.
We try and start an HF net approximately 45 minutes prior to launch on 7.228 MHz. If that frequency is busy we try 7.235 or 7.240 MHz.