The STRATOmini data logger was developed specifically for recording the exact GPS position of your stratospheric probe. The STRATOmini records GPS data up to 50,000 meters altitude! This means that not only can the entire flight route be recorded, but the secret of the altitude reached can also be revealed. The GPS data is saved every two seconds on a microSD card and can be easily evaluated on a PC after the flight. Our online tool creates graphs of the flight history with just a few clicks. As a special highlight, the flight route can be displayed as a 3D curve in Google Earth. The STRATOmini is extremely light at 13g (!) and thanks to its design the size of a matchbox, the data logger can be ideally placed in any probe, no matter how small. If additional measurement data such as temperature, air pressure and humidity need to be collected during the stratosphere flight, our data logger STRATO3 is ideal for this.
Features - Recording of the GPS coordinates and therefore the respective altitude - Rate of climb and descent - Speed over ground - Unlocked GPS module: Saves the data up to an altitude of 50,000m. Most GPS modules block at an altitude of around 18,000m. - Storage of the data on a microSD card (.csv) - Simple evaluation by reading the microSD card - Online tool for creating graphs - Online tool for creating a 3D flight curve in Google Earth - Online tool for creating a 3D - Flight curve in Doarama - Easy to use, no programming knowledge required - Comprehensive illustrated operating instructions - Extremely light design in matchbox format - Battery operation 9V
Technical data - Maximum altitude: 50,000m - Recording rate: 0.5 Hz - Power supply: Battery operation 9V - Dimensions: 48x37x8mm - Weight (without battery): 13g - Weight (with battery): 58g