This is the second pico balloon launched by Edge of Space Sciences. The intent is to circumnavigate the globe at approximately 45,000 ft. The solar-powered beacon transmits a 20m WSPR signal (during the day) that is encoded with location, altitude, and temperature information. It will be ported to APRS as EOSSP-2 and will be visible on www.aprs.fi/eossp-2 as well as https://amateur.sondehub.orgThe first EOSS pico balloon was launched on June 15, 2018 from the Great Plains Superlaunch event in Napa, Idaho. It flew approximately 12,000 miles and came down in a thunderstorm in the Bahama Islands.
| Frequency | Callsign | Type | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| 14.0956 MHz | KCØRPS | WB8ELk SkyTracker | WSPR --> APRS (as EOSSP-2) |