HABET Flight L‐169‐A

Current Flight: In Progress

Flight Status: Complete

Spacecraft Status: Secured

Flight Information

Flight Restrictions

• Spacecraft must comply with all FCC rules and regulations
• Spacecraft and Flight must follow all FAA FAR 101 rules and regulations
• Flight path must take place over the totality of the eclipse and must occur during the eclipse
• The payload must not exceed 3 kg
• Spacecraft and payload must pass integration and inspection from Professor Nelson

Principal Investigator	Matthew Nelson
Funding Source	ISGC and NEBP
Mission Manager	Brody Eicher
Chief Engineer	TBD
Launch Director	TBD
Flight Director	TBD
Recovery Director	TBD

Flight Parameters

Parameter	Request
Altitude	Float between 24384 m and 27432 m (80,000 to 90,000 feet)
Duration	Float duration (minimum 30 min. float)
Exposure	Not required
Power	Power requested for onboard payload
Data	Telemetry data from payload
Images/Video	Realtime video stream of 360 camera

Flight Information

HABET Flight L-169-A will be the spacecraft with Montana hardware and payload

Flight Designation	LF-169-A
Status	In Progress
Flight Purpose	Fly spacecraft during the eclipse
Flight Dynamics	Fly to float altitude, float, then cut away
Balloon	1600 gram Kaymont
Spacecraft	Orion Rev. B
Launch	Oct. 14th near Socorro, NM at 9:30 MST
Avionics	SPOT, Pterodyactl, Montana RPi

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