It looks like it is going to be a great day tomorrow, so we may try for a flight. This will test how the stabilizing wing, like on NSL-87, can help with a larger mass payload. I'll try a 360-degree camera to document the behavior. The ground winds start picking up around noon, so we hope to launch well before then.You can track this on APRS as KD4BFP-11, and over on Habhub.org you should see a Pi-in-the-sky as KD4BFP with live images.
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