Summary of Contents for High Altitude Science Eagle Flight Computer
- Page 1 Eagle Flight Computer Manual System Servo Header Sensor Note: Obsolete on Ports newer versions Note: on bottom side on newer versions Push Button Note: Obsolete on newer versions Micro Power Receiver Terminal...
- Page 2 GPS Receiver – Unlike most GPS receivers that cut out at 18,000 m ~ 60,000 ft due to military regulations, the GPS receiver on your Eagle Flight Computer will continue to operate at altitudes of over 80,000 m ~ 260,000 ft.
- Page 3 (outside away from trees and buildings). The GPS receiver has a small LED. It will burn continuously while initializing and searching for satellites. Once satellite lock is confirmed, the GPS receiver LED will start flashing. www.highaltitudescience.com Eagle Flight Computer Manual V1.0 – Page 3...
- Page 4 SPOT satellite tracker, we have never observed any interference caused by placing a satellite tracker adjacent to the Eagle Flight Computer. As always, verify that all aspects of your payload work simultaneously before launching. Never use a tracking device that broadcasts a signal over a cellular network, whether it is a cell phone or any such device that transmits over a cellular network.
- Page 5 Your data will have anywhere from two to four columns (the above example has three). The first column of data is always GPS data. The last column is always Computer Health data that we at High Altitude Science use internally to trouble shoot your computer in the unlikely event that it experiences an in-flight failure.
- Page 6 The buyer assumes all risk and liability resulting from ANY use of all products sold by High Altitude Science. Your purchase and use of any High Altitude Science product constitutes your agreement to and acceptance of these terms.