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Flight 3024

Nova Payloader (6) flight 37 (Pnut)

PerfectFlite Pnut · imported log
Apogee
78.11m
4.25 s after launch
Max ascent
34.6m/s
peak ascent
Max during burn
0G
during the burn
Landing
20.95s
touchdown 3.69 m/s
PerfectFlite Pnut
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This log was uploaded from a PerfectFlite Pnut, a non AltimeterCloud device.
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The flight, moment by moment

Liftoff
0 s
Found bythe climb in its pressure
Apogee
4.25 s
Altitude78.11 m
TruePath apogee78.11 m
Altitude
Apogee78.11 m
Time to apogee4.25 s
Apogee, TruePath78.11 m at 4.25 s
Apogee stated by the PerfectFlite Pnut77.72 m
Highest altitude as the PerfectFlite Pnut recorded it78.03 m at 3.95 s
Velocity
Max ascent, TruePath34.6 m/s at 0.7 s
Max descent, TruePath-10.47 m/s at 5.3 s
Times
Liftoff0 s
General
AltimeterPerfectFlite Pnut
Serial number4881
Flight number57
Ground elevation (stated)-217' MSL
Temperature (device)27.1 to 27.2 °C
Battery (device)3.97 to 3.98 V
Log formatPerfectFlite (.pf2 / DataCap text)
Upload date30/09/26-00:14:25
Data samples616
Total recording time30.750 s
Imported from the log file the PerfectFlite Pnut wrote. Its own figures are shown as it recorded them; the TruePath figures are worked out here on the website from its altitude column.
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✓The altimeters aboard agree on apogee within 0.6%
Apogee spread78.11 – 78.6 m
#3003 · Nano V1Same flight · another altimeter78.6 mView flight →

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This flight was recorded on a PerfectFlite Pnut, another make of altimeter, and imported from its log file. The owner calls it Pnut 4881.
The hardware
MakerPerfectFlite
ModelPnut
SensorsBarometer
Serial number4881
Log formatPerfectFlite (.pf2 / DataCap text)

The log

Other makes of altimeter keep their settings on the device and do not write them into the log, so there are none to show here. This is what the file itself told us.
This flight
Log formatPerfectFlite (.pf2 / DataCap text)
Upload date30/09/26-00:14:25
Data samples616
Total recording time30.750 s
ProcessingTruePath, on the website
Getting logs off the PerfectFlite Pnut
Download with DataCap and save the flight. Records at 20 samples per second and writes the same file as the StratoLoggers. Not yet checked against a real Pnut log: if it turns out to differ, the import will refuse it and say why rather than guessing.

Files

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CSV
3024.csv
The log as columns of text. Opens in a spreadsheet, and in every simulator that reads flight data.
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Adjusted CSV2904 recalculated in your browser
The log recomputed for your own sea-level pressure and temperature. Columns: time, altitude as recorded and adjusted, raw altitude as recorded and adjusted, pressure.

This file is built here from the signed log, so it carries no signature of its own. Anyone verifying a claim should be sent to the flight page and build their own from the original.

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