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SSI-45

2016-10-28T02:12:50Z

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{{balloon-launch
| header = SSI-45 (Poseidon)
| img link = SSI-45.png
| launch date =
| launch site = 2093 San Juan Drive, Hollister, CA
| launch coordinates = 36.84842,-121.43236
| flight duration =
| landing date =
| landing coordinates =
| last = 44
| next = 46
}}

==Payload Description==
The payload consisted of a custom made, modular duron box, as well as a small styrofoam box. The modular box was hexagonal and designed to be stacked vertically with other boxes of the same design. It held all of the electronics (internal/external temp sensors, pressure sensor, gps, RockBlock Iridium Satellite communications module, all controlled by an Arduino Mega) and was insulated by pink foam. The small styrofoam box held a very simple gimbal and a SPOT gps tracker.

[[File:Example.jpg|350px|thumb|right|SPOT Transmissions]]

[[File:TeamPoseidon.jpeg|350px|thumb|right|Team Poseidon on Launch Day]]

==Difficulties==
The payload stopped recording barometer altitude and interior temperature within two minutes of liftoff. However, GPS and Iridium RockBlock data were still logged.

{{balloon-stub}}

{{balloon-footer}}

[[Category: High Altitude Balloons]][[Category: Balloon Launches]]

File:TeamPoseidonLaunchDay.jpeg

2016-10-28T02:11:12Z

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SSI-45

2016-10-28T02:08:57Z

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{{balloon-launch
| header = SSI-45 (Poseidon)
| img link = SSI-45.png
| launch date =
| launch site = 2093 San Juan Drive, Hollister, CA
| launch coordinates = 36.84842,-121.43236
| flight duration =
| landing date =
| landing coordinates =
| last = 44
| next = 46
}}

==Payload Description==
The payload consisted of a custom made, modular duron box, as well as a small styrofoam box. The modular box was hexagonal and designed to be stacked vertically with other boxes of the same design. It held all of the electronics (internal/external temp sensors, pressure sensor, gps, RockBlock Iridium Satellite communications module, all controlled by an Arduino Mega) and was insulated by pink foam. The small styrofoam box held a very simple gimbal and a SPOT gps tracker.

[[File:Example.jpg|350px|thumb|right|SPOT Transmissions]]

[[File:TeamPoseidon.jpg|350px|thumb|right|Team Poseidon on Launch Day]]

==Difficulties==
The payload stopped recording barometer altitude and interior temperature within two minutes of liftoff. However, GPS and Iridium RockBlock data were still logged.

{{balloon-stub}}

{{balloon-footer}}

[[Category: High Altitude Balloons]][[Category: Balloon Launches]]

File:TeamPoseidon.jpeg

2016-10-28T02:08:04Z

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SSI-45

2016-10-28T02:07:23Z

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{{balloon-launch
| header = SSI-45 (Poseidon)
| img link = SSI-45.png
| launch date =
| launch site = 2093 San Juan Drive, Hollister, CA
| launch coordinates = 36.84842,-121.43236
| flight duration =
| landing date =
| landing coordinates =
| last = 44
| next = 46
}}

==Payload Description==
The payload consisted of a custom made, modular duron box, as well as a small styrofoam box. The modular box was hexagonal and designed to be stacked vertically with other boxes of the same design. It held all of the electronics (internal/external temp sensors, pressure sensor, gps, RockBlock Iridium Satellite communications module, all controlled by an Arduino Mega) and was insulated by pink foam. The small styrofoam box held a very simple gimbal and a SPOT gps tracker.

[[File:Example.jpg|350px|thumb|right|SPOT Transmissions]]

[[File:TeamPoseidon]]

==Difficulties==
The payload stopped recording barometer altitude and interior temperature within two minutes of liftoff. However, GPS and Iridium RockBlock data were still logged.

{{balloon-stub}}

{{balloon-footer}}

[[Category: High Altitude Balloons]][[Category: Balloon Launches]]

SSI-45

2016-10-28T01:06:32Z

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{{balloon-launch
| header = SSI-45 (Poseidon)
| img link = SSI-45.png
| launch date =
| launch site = 2093 San Juan Drive, Hollister, CA
| launch coordinates = 36.84842,-121.43236
| flight duration =
| landing date =
| landing coordinates =
| last = 44
| next = 46
}}

==Payload Description==
The payload consisted of a custom made, modular duron box, as well as a small styrofoam box. The modular box was hexagonal and designed to be stacked vertically with other boxes of the same design. It held all of the electronics (internal/external temp sensors, pressure sensor, gps, RockBlock Iridium Satellite communications module, all controlled by an Arduino Mega) and was insulated by pink foam. The small styrofoam box held a very simple gimbal and a SPOT gps tracker.

[[File:Example.jpg|350px|thumb|right|SPOT Transmissions]]

==Difficulties==
The payload stopped recording barometer altitude and interior temperature within two minutes of liftoff. However, GPS and Iridium RockBlock data were still logged.

{{balloon-stub}}

{{balloon-footer}}

[[Category: High Altitude Balloons]][[Category: Balloon Launches]]

SSI-45

2016-10-28T01:01:07Z

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{{balloon-launch
| header = SSI-45 (Poseidon)
| img link = SSI-45.png
| launch date =
| launch site = 2093 San Juan Drive, Hollister, CA
| launch coordinates = 36.84842,-121.43236
| flight duration =
| landing date =
| landing coordinates =
| last = 44
| next = 46
}}

==Payload Description==
The payload consisted of a custom made, modular duron box, as well as a small styrofoam box. The modular box was hexagonal and designed to be stacked vertically with other boxes of the same design. It held all of the electronics (internal/external temp sensors, pressure sensor, gps, RockBlock Iridium Satellite communications module, all controlled by an Arduino Mega) and was insulated by pink foam. The small styrofoam box held a very simple gimbal and a SPOT gps tracker.

[[File:Example.jpg|350px|thumb|right|SPOT Transmissions]]

{{balloon-stub}}

{{balloon-footer}}

[[Category: High Altitude Balloons]][[Category: Balloon Launches]]

File:Example.jpg

2016-10-28T00:59:36Z

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SSI-45

2016-10-28T00:57:44Z

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{{balloon-launch
| header = SSI-45 (Poseidon)
| img link = SSI-45.png
| launch date =
| launch site = 2093 San Juan Drive, Hollister, CA
| launch coordinates = 36.84842,-121.43236
| flight duration =
| landing date =
| landing coordinates =
| last = 44
| next = 46
}}

==Payload Description==
The payload consisted of a custom made, modular duron box, as well as a small styrofoam box. The modular box was hexagonal and designed to be stacked vertically with other boxes of the same design. It held all of the electronics (internal/external temp sensors, pressure sensor, gps, RockBlock Iridium Satellite communications module, all controlled by an Arduino Mega) and was insulated by pink foam. The small styrofoam box held a very simple gimbal and a SPOT gps tracker.

[[File:Example.jpg]]

{{balloon-stub}}

{{balloon-footer}}

[[Category: High Altitude Balloons]][[Category: Balloon Launches]]

SSI-45

2016-10-28T00:46:07Z

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{{balloon-launch
| header = SSI-45 (Poseidon)
| img link = SSI-45.png
| launch date =
| launch site = 2093 San Juan Drive, Hollister, CA
| launch coordinates = 36.84842,-121.43236
| flight duration =
| landing date =
| landing coordinates =
| last = 44
| next = 46
}}

==Payload Description==
The payload consisted of a custom made, modular duron box, as well as a small styrofoam box. The modular box was hexagonal and designed to be stacked vertically with other boxes of the same design. It held all of the electronics (internal/external temp sensors, pressure sensor, gps, RockBlock Iridium Satellite communications module, all controlled by an Arduino Mega) and was insulated by pink foam. The small styrofoam box held a very simple gimbal and a SPOT gps tracker.

{{balloon-stub}}

{{balloon-footer}}

[[Category: High Altitude Balloons]][[Category: Balloon Launches]]