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    The document summarizes a presentation given by the Tripoli Rocket Team at the 2014 Undergraduate Research and Scholarship Conference at Boise State University on April 21, 2014. The team, consisting of five members from the College of Engineering, designed and built a high powered rocket to reach at least 10,000 feet above ground level, with a minimum 7.5 inch airframe diameter, and stream live data back to a ground station. They successfully manufactured the rocket and captured data during test flights to be streamed to the ground station. Their next steps included a full system test scheduled for May 3rd.

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    The document summarizes a presentation given by the Tripoli Rocket Team at the 2014 Undergraduate Research and Scholarship Conference at Boise State University on April 21, 2014. The team, consisting of five members from the College of Engineering, designed and built a high powered rocket to reach at least 10,000 feet above ground level, with a minimum 7.5 inch airframe diameter, and stream live data back to a ground station. They successfully manufactured the rocket and captured data during test flights to be streamed to the ground station. Their next steps included a full system test scheduled for May 3rd.

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    The document summarizes a presentation given by the Tripoli Rocket Team at the 2014 Undergraduate Research and Scholarship Conference at Boise State University on April 21, 2014. The team, consisting of five members from the College of Engineering, designed and built a high powered rocket to reach at least 10,000 feet above ground level, with a minimum 7.5 inch airframe diameter, and stream live data back to a ground station. They successfully manufactured the rocket and captured data during test flights to be streamed to the ground station. Their next steps included a full system test scheduled for May 3rd.

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    The document summarizes a presentation given by the Tripoli Rocket Team at the 2014 Undergraduate Research and Scholarship Conference at Boise State University on April 21, 2014. The team, consisting of five members from the College of Engineering, designed and built a high powered rocket to reach at least 10,000 feet above ground level, with a minimum 7.5 inch airframe diameter, and stream live data back to a ground station. They successfully manufactured the rocket and captured data during test flights to be streamed to the ground station. Their next steps included a full system test scheduled for May 3rd.

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    Boise State University

    ScholarWorks
    2014 Undergraduate Research and Scholarship
    College of Engineering Presentations
    Conference

    4-21-2014

    Tripoli Rocket Team


    Brad Whipple
    College of Engineering, Boise State University

    Ali Ibrahim
    College of Engineering, Boise State University

    Dylan Sherick
    College of Engineering, Boise State University

    Evan Rust
    College of Engineering, Boise State University

    Robert Ragland
    College of Engineering, Boise State University
    Tripoli Rocket Team

    Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering  Department of Mechanical Engineering


    Robert Ragland, Ali Ibrahim, Dylan Sherick, Evan Rust, Brad Whipple

    Objective
    Design and build a high powered rocket that will:
    • Reach at least 10,000 ft. AGL
    • Have 7.5” minimum airframe diameter
    • Stream live data back to a ground station.

    Design
    Thrust Plate Recovery

    Data Capture
    Modular Fin Design

    Results Future Work


    • Successful manufacture of rocket. • Full system test (launch date May 3rd)
    • Successful data capture and live stream • Publish results
    to ground station • Final Report and Presentation

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