Our AeroPac gang has started discussing plans for next year's high-altitude
experiments, and we're excited about the TeleMega. A couple of questions
came up:
What's the expected sample rate during the ascent? Storage limits aside,
what could the hardware do? Our major point of interest is the
Casey Barker ca...@barkerzone.com writes:
What's the expected sample rate during the ascent? Storage limits aside,
what could the hardware do?
We're running everything at 100 samples/second, and the GPS at 1
sample/second. If you're willing to hack the firmware, you could
increase the rates
Perhaps inane comment
RE: ... If you're willing to hack the firmware ...
It's *so* cool that the hardware/firmware/software is open source!
/Perhaps inane comment
On Fri, Nov 15, 2013 at 7:27 PM, Keith Packard kei...@keithp.com wrote:
Casey Barker ca...@barkerzone.com writes:
What's the
Thanks, Keith! That's exactly what I needed to know. And yeah, I'm happy to
do a bit of firmware hacking. I'll be curious to see what others do with
the extra capabilities.
100 Hz is likely enough, though the team was musing about an old HCX that
could log the accelerometer at 500 Hz. (Indeed,
