Flight of Mike Borman's Giant Leap Elipse with CPR recovery on an Aerotech I211W motor to 1,366 feet on June 18, 2011. The rocket used a Missile Works altimeter to deploy a drogue chute at apogee and the main chute at 600 feet. An onboard GPS for tracking and a Booster Vision Gearcam rode on the outside of the rocket to capture onboard video. Pictures by Mike Borman.

Flight of Mike Borman's Giant Leap Elipse with CPR recovery on an Aerotech I211W motor to 1,366 feet on June 18, 2011. The rocket used a Missile Works altimeter to deploy a drogue chute at apogee and the main chute at 600 feet. An onboard GPS for tracking and a Booster Vision Gearcam rode on the outside of the rocket to capture onboard video. Pictures by Mike Borman.
Flight of Mike Borman's Giant Leap Elipse with CPR recovery on an Aerotech I211W motor to 1,366 feet on June 18, 2011. The rocket used a Missile Works altimeter to deploy a drogue chute at apogee and the main chute at 600 feet. An onboard GPS for tracking and a Booster Vision Gearcam rode on the outside of the rocket to capture onboard video. Pictures by Mike Borman.

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