BASE 34 was successfully completed on 12 March 2009. Launched from the roof of the Julian Science and Mathematics Center on the DePauw campus, the flight reached a maximum altitude of 103,800 feet. Landing occurred between Potsdam and Laura, Ohio. The payload landed in a tree,


but was recovered with the EZ Hang slingshot.

NOTE: Tennis ball in flight near the top of the picture.

The recovery took about 30 minutes to complete after arriving at the site with the EZ Hang.



Additional details (including a Google Earth flight profile) are available on our website: www.depauw.edu/acad/physics/base/pages/base34.asp

Next flight: HALO II

Howard

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