Two flight summaries for Skyhook balloons are presented. One balloon was torn during inflation; this contributed to a lower rise rate and floating altitude than was anticipated. The equipment was tracked with a Stinson aircraft and recovered in Wisconsin. The second balloon was successfully launched and reached the desired altitude. The balloon was tracked by a Beechcraft aircraft, and the release and single shot camera were successfully actuated with the radio-command equipment. The equipment was recovered in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. The accessory balloon equipment showed excellent results on both flights.
High Altitude Balloon Research
1953
16 pages
Report
Keine Angabe
Englisch
High Altitude Balloon Research
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