V1320914 RS41

Signal lost · last heard

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21,547 m
Altitude now
34,596 m
Highest
106 min
Time tracked
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Average climb
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Average descent
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Drift, launch to landing
Telemetry Now
The last telemetry received.
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Flight Details
SerialV1320914
TypeVaisala RS41 (RS41-NG)
Frequency404.800 MHz
SourceOther radiosonde (not from a National Weather Service site)
Launch sitebeing worked out
Launchedfirst heard
Burst34,596 m at , min after launch
Last position32.5230, -98.1513, 21,470 m
Messages heard9438
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Heard By
Choose Sort by, or click a heading. The signal is each station's latest reading and changes while the balloon is in the air. Direction, elevation and distance from a station are shown only where its owner shares its position.
Receiving StationSignal NowBest SignalFrequencyMessagesDirectionElevationDistanceLast Heard
KG5ZMG8.5 dB27.9 dB404.800 MHz9342---102327178 s ago
W5QLD7.3 dB12.5 dB404.801 MHz58---102329889 s ago
Chief&Sage_AUTO_RX7.8 dB10.3 dB404.800 MHz36---102327749 s ago
KV1D--404.800 MHz2---102333558 s ago
Charts
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Altitude

Height above sea level (m) by time since launch

Climb and Descent Rate

Vertical speed (m/s): up is positive

Temperature and Dew Point by Height

Air temperature and dew point (°C) on the way up   ■ Temperature   ■ Dew point

Humidity by Height

Relative humidity (%) on the way up

Wind by Height

Horizontal speed of the balloon (km/h), which is the wind that carries it

Pressure

Air pressure (hPa) by time since launch

Signal and Battery

Strength of the signal at the best station (dB) and the sonde's battery (V)
Skew-T Diagram

Temperature and Dew Point Against Pressure

The atmosphere the balloon measured on the way up: temperature (red) and dew point (blue) against pressure. Radiosonde humidity and temperature sensors are not calibrated by the receivers, so treat the values as indicative.

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