BTW: The punisher was the weather and amount of time volunteers spent on this
ROCstock. I admit that I didn’t help this time. On Friday, the temp quickly
went above 100F and stayed there all day. I left at about 2:30, and it was
103F. For the people that set up, ran the launch, and today will be packing
everything and taking back to storage, it makes for a long 4 days. Wind
storms, heat, and very few breaks. What dedication!
A few people are there for the duration while others (like me) come and go.
I’m wondering if it’s too difficult on the people that are there for 4 days,
but it’s their call.
From: R Dierking
Sent: Sunday, June 14, 2015 8:15 AM
To: roc-chat@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
There were a couple CATOs at the beginning of the race and I’m sure details
will follow. I believe that overall the altitudes were much higher than
anticipated. Looking forward to seeing the final results and Payton’s photos
of the launch. The wireless system supplied by David Reese worked very well.
Richard
