Tracker Type: WSPR
Model: PicoTrackerWSPR1Rev5
Powered by (1) 123 battery
trackerId[4] : MM48
wsprCallsignId[2] : Q4
gpsLockTimeoutMs : 150000 2:30
lhAltFtThreshold : 20000
hAlt.wakeAndEvaluateMs : 2700000 45:00
lAlt.wakeAndEvaluateMs : 180000 3:00
lAlt.stickyMs : 36000000 10:00:00
crystalCorrectionFactor : 850
systemClockOffsetMs : 11
Single 52" TR9 sphere
22.4 gram payload
3.7 grams free lift
This was a mystery flight. I expected the balloon to float at 30,000 feet, it never exceeded 5,500 feet. If floated for 19 hours before the signals stopped.
While flying, this balloon had impressive tower signals. There was one signal with 47 reporters! The signals reached as far away as Australia, Antarctica, Africa, South America, and Europe.
I am going to repeat the test with a bit more free lift (6 versus 3.5 grams), maybe that will help understand why MM48 did not float higher.