In article <(E-Mail Removed)> ,
(E-Mail Removed) (David Harper) wrote:
> Based on some experiences with a former project, I was thinking about
> possibly starting a small business making GPS altimeters for high
> powered rockets. I'm aware there are some pressure-based altimeters
> out there, but wondering if people want something with more accuracy
> and more capabilities (like velocity and location data).
Have it transmit its location continuously and a device to decode the
signal so you can find your darn rocket!
Just Practical Jerry
>
> 1. Are there any companies out there that already make something like
> this?
> 2. Would anyone actually be interested in buying one that weighs
> 3.5oz, 2" wide, and records altitude, horizontal velocity, and
> vertical velocity for about $225?
> 3. What other capacities might be desirable? Parachute deployment
> capabilities? Latitude and longitude radio reporting for post-flight
> tracking? etc...?
>
> Thanks!
> Dave
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