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The weather was very overcast this morning. This is a picture of the Brigantine Beach from my upstairs room. |
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I am experimenting with new camera angles again. This time it is mounted (zip tied and duck taped) to an antenna on top of the aircraft. |
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This is a great spot for a camera if all you plan on using are still images. The vibration factor was a bit much for video recording, in this location. |
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Mary, Marlon and Cyrol are looking at the NRL camera through the belly port. The "Death Ray" on the ground will eventually be used for calibration testing. |
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Jim and Mike located a generator to assist in the calibration testing. |
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This image reveals a closer look at this very strange looking calibration unit. |
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The generator could either not provide enough power to the test gear or the power was too dirty or a combination of the two. We were forced to round up all the extension cords we could lay our hands on and make a run from the black forest to the airplane. |
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After the calibration tests were complete Mary removes her "baby" from the aircraft and places it gently into the vehicle. |
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See ya guys! |
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This is Rutgers Field Laboratory. The structure originally was a U.S. Coast Guard Station. |
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Scott and I (Mike) walked from the field station to his car, to check out the rap party. |
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Jim and Judy enjoy the crab fest at the rap party. |
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This is not the official group shot, but I am sure one will turn up eventually. |