Date
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HS3
Wednesday, 8/22 - Continued Troubleshooting
HS3 Dryden Plan of the Day 2012-08-23
AV6 Functional Checkout (All Day)
AV1 Continued science prep
No PI access on A/C
HS3 Wallops Plan of the Day 2012-08-23
No PI teams required
Tuesday, 8/21 - Successful PreCST!
HS3 Dryden Plan of the Day 2012-08-22
0730 morning tag up – optional for instrument teams
AV6 inside for troubleshooting
AV1 continued science prep
SHIS, AVAPS access to AV6 by request – supplying external power
HS3 Wallops Plan of the Day 2012-08-22
No PI teams required
HS3 Dryden Plan of the Day 2012-08-21
0800 Instrument reps should be in the hangar to support testing
HS3 Wallops Plan of the Day 2012-08-21
1000 PI please be in hangar for possible PreCST
1300 All Hands Safety Brief (recorded for those arriving after this date)
HS3 Dryden Plan of the Day 2012-08-17
No crew Saturday or Sunday
Monday, 8/20
0500 aircraft staging
0600 pre-CST
Each instrument team should have at least one member present for pre-CST at Dryden. Arrive by 0530 latest.
HS3 Wallops Plan of the Day 2012-08-17
Monday, 8/20
0800 Staff PMOF
0900 pre-CST
Each instrument team should have at least one member present for pre-CST in the PMOF by 0800.
HS3 Plan of the Day 2012-08-16
Friday 8/17/12
0600 End to end backbone test continues
Instrument team presence in the hangar is not required.
HS3 will study hurricanes at the end of the summer, flying two high-altitude, long-duration unmanned aircraft with different instruments over the storms.
HS3 Plan of the Day 2012-08-15
Thursday 8/16
0600 End to end backbone test begins
Instrument team presence in the hangar is not required.
HS3 Plan of the Day 2012-08-14
Today was devoted to AV6 weight & balance.
Wednesday 8/15
0800 Power on and PI access to the aircraft
0800 AV6 instrument comm testing in the hangar
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