Quote from: Nick L. on 07/14/2009 03:11 amQuote from: GW_Simulations on 07/14/2009 03:09 amQuote from: Swatch on 07/14/2009 03:07 amSend somebody out to clean off the lens!Bummer, we're gonna end up with a subpar launch vid cuz of the H2O. Looks like a weather briefing 10 min before scheduled countdown pickup.Hopefully there'll be a camera on the rocket to make up for it. There has been on all four previous flights. The vibrations from launch shake off most of the water.Ecliptic Enterprises' website (manufacturer of RocketCams) doesn't show Falcon on their schedule. (though SpaceX might have their own home-grown system instead)I think SpaceX have their own system. None of the other Falcons were listed as RocketCam missions.
Quote from: GW_Simulations on 07/14/2009 03:09 amQuote from: Swatch on 07/14/2009 03:07 amSend somebody out to clean off the lens!Bummer, we're gonna end up with a subpar launch vid cuz of the H2O. Looks like a weather briefing 10 min before scheduled countdown pickup.Hopefully there'll be a camera on the rocket to make up for it. There has been on all four previous flights. The vibrations from launch shake off most of the water.Ecliptic Enterprises' website (manufacturer of RocketCams) doesn't show Falcon on their schedule. (though SpaceX might have their own home-grown system instead)
Quote from: Swatch on 07/14/2009 03:07 amSend somebody out to clean off the lens!Bummer, we're gonna end up with a subpar launch vid cuz of the H2O. Looks like a weather briefing 10 min before scheduled countdown pickup.Hopefully there'll be a camera on the rocket to make up for it. There has been on all four previous flights. The vibrations from launch shake off most of the water.
Send somebody out to clean off the lens!Bummer, we're gonna end up with a subpar launch vid cuz of the H2O. Looks like a weather briefing 10 min before scheduled countdown pickup.
