2019 First Nation Launch – FRR Virtual Review

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Presentation transcript:

2019 First Nation Launch – FRR Virtual Review [insert team name here]

Team Information [school and team name] [mentor name] [advisor name] [team member introductions]

Launch Vehicle [discuss general design and dimensions] [discuss key features] [discuss motor selection]

Launch Vehicle Performance [discuss flight stability, static margins] [discuss thrust-to-weight ratio, rail exit velocity]

Avionics [discuss the avionics bay design – location in vehicle] [discuss number of altimeters, type] [discuss switch, vent holes size and location]

Recovery [discuss parachute recovery scheme – sizes, descent rates] [discuss predicted altitude with conditions] [discuss any recovery system tests]

Payload / Experiment [discuss payload design – including general dimensions] [discuss key features of the payload] [discuss how the payload is integrated into/with the vehicle]

Questions?