Bdale Garbee <[email protected]> writes: > Yes. You may have to manually tell altosui to start monitoring again, > I'm not sure as I can't remember the last time I tripped over a USB > cable during a flight. Should be easy to try during ground testing.
It doesn't watch for things being plugged in after it starts, so you'll have to hit the 'Monitor Flight' button again. Telemetry will be appended to any existing file, so except for the lost data, you shouldn't notice any problems. > Not during the boost and "fast" coast period. You get them on the pad, > and then they start up again after the rocket is definitely below mach > and coasting towards apogee. Actually, RDF is suppressed during the whole ascent so that we can use the available bandwidth for telemetry. During ascent, telemetry is transmitted 10 times a second, and if we stopped that to put out a nice 'beep', you'd lose a whole pile of samples. > In practice, you don't notice the gap in RDF tones because there's so > much else to be excited about for those few seconds... ;-) And, the voice announce from the laptop is generally more useful than 'beep' anyways. -keith
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