EdgeFlyte
EFC1 | Weather Balloon Flight Computer
EFC1 | Weather Balloon Flight Computer
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The EdgeFlyte Flight Computer is a device that can be attached to a balloon and sent into the atmosphere to collect and transmit various types of data. It can measure temperature, humidity, pressure, wind, and other environmental factors using sensors. It can also track the balloon’s location, altitude, speed, and direction using GPS technology. The data transmitted wirelessly to a compatible ground station. EFC1 is suitable for scientific research, weather forecasting, education, or hobbies. It also has the following features:
- A simple on/off button
- A USB-C port for charging and configuration
- System indicator lights
- An expansion port that allows you to connect additional modules or sensors
- A 1200mAh battery and a 915 MHz ISM band Telemetry Transceiver
- An easy attachment to any meteorological balloon or payload
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View full detailsThe EdgeFlyte Advantage
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Platform Versatility
Its unmatched versatility empowers you to conquer various missions, from scientific research to amateur ballooning, and everything in between. See the integration guides here.
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Extreme Communication Range
Our robust technology leads the industry, ensuring exceptional connectivity even in challenging conditions. See the EFC1 Datasheet here.
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Web Based Live Tracking
Track your flight computer with ease using our feature-packed live tracking platform, accessible worldwide. Stay connected and monitor your data-rich journey in real-time, no matter where you are. Give it a try today!
Frequently Asked Questions
How Do I Track the Flight Computer?
The EFC1 is tracked using any of EdgeFlyte's Ground Stations and displayed on the EdgeFlyte Live Tracking Dashboard. Reception from at least one networked ground station is required for web based tracking. Check out compatible ground stations here!
How is the Onboard Flight Data Stored?
All data captured, received, and transmitted by the EFC1 is stored on the onboard Micro-SD card for future and post landing processing. Data is stored in a format compatible with most data analytics, processing, and visualization platforms.
How Can I Integrate My Own Sensors into the Flight Computer?
The EFC1 is a versatile platform with vast capability for integration with other sensors, modules, and control units. Please see the EFC1 Datasheet for how it can be interfaced with your project's needs!
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