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** Ratmando has the data sheet and pinouts of the current micro controller for this device. He's looking into replacing the micro controller with something like an ATMEGA644 | ** Ratmando has the data sheet and pinouts of the current micro controller for this device. He's looking into replacing the micro controller with something like an ATMEGA644 | ||
* Ratmandu may have a camera | * Ratmandu may have a camera | ||
| + | ** Brimstone found out that if we take a 1M picture every 10 seconds, that it will fill 7.5GB in 2.5 hours | ||
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[hide]Overview
This page is for the ML256 members who are participating in the Hackerspaces In Space (HSIS) competition. (Please see above link for official competition dates and deadlines)
Calendar
- February 22 2010, 8:30pm - 9:30pm: HSIS Interest Meeting
- Planning to give a talk to the HAL5 group on what we're doing
- Could present the same talk to the HSV2600
- This needs a volunteer if we'd like to do this
Status
- Spacefelix has registered us on the website
- Omegix has confirmed drug stores no longer carry disposable digital cameras
- Have GPS Tracker
- Held first meeting on 2/22/2010
Future
- Ethan looking into obtaining balloon and helium
- Ratmandu looking into using the GSM/GPS Unit he found.
- Ratmandu checking into available camera for project
Interested Peoples
- Brimstone
- Spacefelix (HSIS Event Board Liason)
- Omegix (Acting as local POC/Project Manager)
- Crashcart (requested no admin duties)
- bender
- Ratmandu
- Your name here
Available Materials
- GNX-5 (rebranded as Guidepoint) GSM(cellphone)/GPS tracking device
- Ratmando has the data sheet and pinouts of the current micro controller for this device. He's looking into replacing the micro controller with something like an ATMEGA644
- Ratmandu may have a camera
- Brimstone found out that if we take a 1M picture every 10 seconds, that it will fill 7.5GB in 2.5 hours
