Flights flown L-167-A - July 20th, 2023 L-167-B - July 22nd, 2024
- Spacecraft must comply with all FCC rules and regulations
- Spacecraft and Flight must follow all FAA FAR 101 rules and regulations
- Flight path must not travel more than 70 miles from Mission Control (Howe Hall, Ames, IA)
- The payload must not exceed 3 kg
- Spacecraft and payload must pass integration and inspection from Professor Nelson
Mission 167 will fly one payload provided by the University of Iowa
| Principal Investigator | Matthew Nelson |
|---|---|
| Funding Source | University of Iowa/M2I |
| Mission Manager | Brody Eicher |
| Chief Engineer | Nick Goeckner |
| Launch Director | Michael Tallman |
| Flight Director | Mason Henrey |
| Recovery Director | Kellan French |
| Parameter | Request |
|---|---|
| Altitude | Fly to Burst |
| Duration | 2 Hours 20 Minutes |
| Exposure | Not required |
| Power | 3x 3-cell batteries, 3x 9v batteries |
| Data | Geiger Counter telemetry data from the payload, video footage |
| Images/Video | Realtime video stream of onboard 360 camera |
HABET Flight L-167-A will be a flight to fly the University of Iowa's payloads
| Flight Designation | L-167-A |
|---|---|
| Status | Recovered |
| Flight Purpose | To receive telemetry data from Iowa's Geiger counter |
| Flight Dynamics | Fly to burst altitude, descend with chute |
| Balloon | 3000g |
| Spacecraft | Gemini Revision D |
| Launch | July 20, 2023 |
| Recovered | March 9th, 2024 |
| Avionics | BERT, SPOT |
FLIGHT READINESS REVIEW NOTES:
The completed form for the FRR can be downloaded here LX-167-A FRR.pdf, along with the FRR flight prediction here FRR_Prediction.pdf
ENGINEER READINESS REVIEW NOTES:
The completed form for the ERR can be found here LX-167-A ERR.pdf, along with the ERR flight prediction here ERR_Prediction.pdf
LAUNCH READINESS REVIEW NOTES:
The completed form for the LRR can be found here LX-167-A LRR.pdf
- Spacecraft must comply with all FCC rules and regulations
- Spacecraft and Flight must follow all FAA FAR 101 rules and regulations
- Flight path must not travel more than 70 miles from Mission Control (Howe Hall, Ames, IA)
- The payload must not exceed 3 kg
- Spacecraft and payload must pass integration and inspection from Professor Nelson
| Principal Investigator | Matthew Nelson |
|---|---|
| Funding Source | University of Iowa/M2I |
| Mission Manager | Matthew Nelson |
| Chief Engineer | Matthew Nelson |
| Launch Director | Matthew Nelson |
| Flight Director | Christine Nelson |
| Recovery Director | U of I with help from Prof. Nelsona and Jennifer Johnson |
| Parameter | Request |
|---|---|
| Altitude | Fly to Burst |
| Duration | 2 Hours 20 Minutes |
| Exposure | Not required |
| Power | 3x 3-cell batteries, 3x 9v batteries |
| Data | Geiger Counter telemetry data from the payload |
| Images/Video | None |
HABET Flight L-167-B will be a flight to fly the University of Iowa's payloads
| Flight Designation | L-167-B |
|---|---|
| Status | Recovered |
| Flight Purpose | To record data from Iowa's Geiger counter |
| Flight Dynamics | Fly to burst altitude, descend with chute |
| Balloon | 1600g |
| Spacecraft | Orion Revision E |
| Launch | July 22, 2024 |
| Recovered | July 22, 2024 |
| Avionics | HAR, SPOT |