[aprssig] Transatlantic amateur radio balloon in flight

[Scott Miller]

If it's averaged across the whole flight, and it took off at about sea 
level, wouldn't it be zero?

Things don't look very good right now... must have splashed down 
already.  What's with the ballast drop count?  I'm guessing that once it 
ran out of ballast it just left the valve open.

3361 miles is still damned impressive.  Kudos to the SNOX team!

Scott
N1VG

Keith VE7GDH wrote:
> Mark N9XTN wrote...
> 
>> Details at http://spiritofknoxville.com...
> 
> I created an object... http://aprs.fi/SPRT-KNOX
> but according to the status page, it's down to 1495 M and descending
> at 63 M / min, but hasn't been updated for half an hour now. Not sure
> if that means it's down or a report just hasn't been heard for a while.
> Ah... guess that's the average climb/descent for the whole flight, so
> there's hope yet. Hope you make it to dry land!
> http://spiritofknoxville.com/dashboard/dashboardlite.html
> 
> 73 es cul - Keith VE7GDH
> -- 
> "I may be lost, but I know exactly where I am!"
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