New payload bus

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The new payload bus will be based on a multi-level tower design made from laser cut plastic disks and carbon rods used to support the structure.

Currently, the plan is to encase the frame in Styrofoam tortilla warmers, which will serve both as isolation at altitude as well as destructible landing padding.

components of payload

APRS Data modem:website

Spacebridge new radio.PNG

Android G1 Phone:

Spacebridge G1.PNG

Video Camera:

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Video Transmitter:

Spacebridge video TX.PNG

Canon Still Camera: Canon Powershot SD4500 IS

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Tortilla Warmer:

Spacebridge tortillafoam.PNG

Proposed miniature assembly:

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Onno Ring

The payload design depends on plastic planar structures to act as mount points for all payload components, as well as load-bearing points for the balloon and parachute.

To facilitate this design, Onno has designed a revolutionary new geometric shape which has been estimated to be between 100x and over 9000x stronger, lighter, and cooler than an ordinary disk of the same material and approximate size.

Onno Ring:

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Balloon load bearing ring:

Spacebridge onno plate.PNG

Standard mounting plate for cameras: Please note, this does not use the Onno ring, so it is the weakest part of the design, by approximately 900000%.

Spacebridge mount ring.PNG