Hello, My name is Nathaniel and I am part of the Oregon State University USLI NASA competition team. We recently did a full scale test launch in Brothers Oregon. The first seconds of the flight went well up until approximately 2.86 seconds after boost. At this point in flight the drogue chute deployed then a few seconds after the main chute. After looking at the data from the flight computers it was noted that the pressure sensor reading was constant. I was wondering if anyone else has had this occur with the Telemega V5 or what could have caused this to happen? An inspection of the pressure sensor itself was done and the sensor did not have any obstructions in the sensor holes or faulty soldering connections. I can also send over the flight data from the computer itself if that would be helpful. The team also had a redundant flight computer (EasyMega) which I can provide data for as well. Best,
Nathaniel P Hannan Mechanical Engineering Aerospace Engineering Minor AIAA Social Media & Photography Officer NASA USLI Co-Team Captain & Lead Aerodynamics, Recovery & Propulsions Engineer "Rocketry is more than a sport or job. It is a passion that grows with every launch."
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