Brandon Gusto holding a rocket we helped launch in Sampson Alabama
Fiberglass fabric arrived in large lengths and needed to be cut to the appropriate widths.
Railing the small rocket we helped with.
rocket payload section
Rendering of booster section without mounting hardware
The small rocket taking off in Sampson, Alabama
Concept Imagery of Spaceport America. Courtesy of Vyronix Ltd.
The 2015-2016 Intercollegiate Rocket Engineering Competition
Mentor John Hansell explaining how to assemble a small rocket
Drogue parachute section of the rocket as a 3d rendering
The four members of our group. Tariq Grant-Brandon Gusto-Alexandra Mire-William Pohle
A view of the entirety of the fiberglass body for our rocket.
The StratologgerCF avionics package is capable of recording all of our flight information, and deploying our parachutes.
A flight and a ground unit compose our self assembled flight computer for live telemetry during rocket flight.
Self assembled ignitors were tested for sparking ability.
Open rocket simulation view of our rocket
Fiberglass fabric must be left to cure before resin can harden.
Exterior view of our fully conceptualized rocket
Team 24 has chosen to use 2 Arduinos for our flight computer and telemetry system
Rocket body standing with a group member for scale.
