Flight of Mike Borman's Giant Leap Rocketry Elipse on November 8, 2009 with an Aerotech I211W motor. The rocket used a Missile Works altimeter to deploy a drogue chute at apogee and the main chute at 500 feet. A payload section was added to the rocket that carried a Garmin Astro GPS for tracking. A Booster Vision Gearcam rode on the outside of the rocket to capture onboard video. Pictures by Mike Borman and Pim Borman.

Flight of Mike Borman's Giant Leap Rocketry Elipse on November 8, 2009 with an Aerotech I211W motor. The rocket used a Missile Works altimeter to deploy a drogue chute at apogee and the main chute at 500 feet. A payload section was added to the rocket that carried a Garmin Astro GPS for tracking. A Booster Vision Gearcam rode on the outside of the rocket to capture onboard video. Pictures by Mike Borman and Pim Borman.
Flight of Mike Borman's Giant Leap Rocketry Elipse on November 8, 2009 with an Aerotech I211W motor. The rocket used a Missile Works altimeter to deploy a drogue chute at apogee and the main chute at 500 feet. A payload section was added to the rocket that carried a Garmin Astro GPS for tracking. A Booster Vision Gearcam rode on the outside of the rocket to capture onboard video. Pictures by Mike Borman and Pim Borman.

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