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@jlcjak In 2023 is was also there with a 3k hybrid with our team

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@gbL01b @drorlb @lougrims https://t.co/If1wCMZSyc

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@drorlb @lougrims That does not really matter, the planed constellation are in LEO ~500km, radiation exposure is really low, as you are still deep in the earth's magnetic field.

Also the ISS has lots of consumer electronics running on board for years, with minimal issues

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@jlcjak @blind_via I once assembled a board with really old solder paste It didn't reflow properly, so we used a big paint brush to coat both sides with flux and reflowed it again. It worked, it the PCB looked like it had a thick crust on it, was a pain to clean off

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@MattGialich Is the thing in the bottom left the battery, or redundant avionics? You said before that only have one avionics box

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@redbullfuturist Only have done glowplug ignition so far, wanted to avoid all the issues with HV and spark interference. Just send schematics/layout, I will take a look.

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@83dollaroring and by pallets i mean europallets, with ~3000 cans each

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@83dollaroring We get two pallets full each year and everybody is hooked on it, even buying the flavours they don't sponsor

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@Pad33space Was that the MASA Rocket?

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@MachineDecader @HSVSphere @i2cjak I once used a usb c cable for canbus and pyrotechnics actuation

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@mmdts @halvarflake You would not put them in GEO orbit. Low earth orbit takes much less energy to get to and also solves most of the radiation issue

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@tomwalki @willametteshark @DJSnM I saw one at ssea, it's incredible how much you can fit in that small of a footprint

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@fiago7 A few years ago had to blow up a British one in place in my city. It was only a 250kg bomb, but the shockwave and noise gave some perspective how it needs to feel like being under bombardment

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@highfreqhertz But the idea of the second poster has some merit, could be more efficient, then using the hot air the grifters usually produce

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@CinatitSMR @Robotbeat My guess would be it's microsofts fault, since they are using windows tablets

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@burgmeister01 @ScottLikedSLS The sensor on artemis 2 failed in a way that it was obvious that the sensor itself failed and not the part it was monitoring. Apparently it was a battery temperature sensor that jumped to an impossibly high temperature within a few samples

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@PenteanoO @ikibucukadam @F1BigData If the limit is increased they can also recharge more while breaking into corners. They also reduce the deployment rate and reduce the total discharge per lap.
so combined they need less energy and recharge more each lap

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@gblasco78 @jonostrower I think it's the airbus plant in Hamburg

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@moosecrxg @JulianRoepcke You can't really jam the altitude reading, it is measured using a barometer in almost all cases, as this is much more accurate then using satellites