Who we are
PSAS is a student aerospace engineering project at Portland State University. We're building ultra-low-cost, open hardware and open source rockets that feature perhaps the most sophisticated amateur rocket avionics systems out there today.
PSAS members work on airframes, avionics, communication equipment, motors, software, and more. We welcome participation from students and community members. We have a list of open projects that we'd like help with, if you're not sure how you can contribute.
Many of our subgroups hold regular meetings, normally concurrent with PSAS general meetings. General meetings take place almost every Tuesday at 7pm in FAB155; see our schedule for more information.
News
Announcements:
2009-05-31 - Successful launch of LV2.3 in Brothers, Oregon
2005-08-20 - A spectacular flight of LV2, but with an unhappy ending
2005-01-05 - PSAS Advisor wins IBM Scholars Program "Linux on POWER" Innovation Grant
Latest meeting notes:
2009-10-02 - Black Rock Desert launch **SCRUBBED**
2009-09-22 - So far a 'Go' for BRD launch, registration info, etc.
2009-07-29 - Preliminary channels, Trackmaster 3k and LTC/LC comms
2009-07-21 - Avionics mounting structure
2009-06-16 - Roll stability random discussion notes
More:
History, Schedule, CurrentStatus, Publicity
Affiliations and Sponsors
PSAS is the PSU student branch chapter of the IEEE's AESS:
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A huge thank you to our Sponsors:
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