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Topic: Operation Caelus;We will send a bitcoin satellite to space! ESCROW - page 4. (Read 8959 times)

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Call me Alice. just Alice.
Anyone got any ideas how we can raise funds ?

Currently I can get "mission patches" to give out to people and "send your name to space" and "your name on a contribution website"
If some interesting instruments such as a camera are included then maybe saying a reward is to get access to that instrument.

That wold be a good idea, there are some Good cameras Designed for Cubesats, but we have to consider the power consumption, but then again, there's always a option to add another 1U for extras
I think the satellite would need to be 2U in order to have enough space for everything. It looks like a raspberry pi, backup computer, hard drive and batteries would take up most of the space in a 1U.

yeep, we either go with a 2U or ditch a few Units.

good thing is that a 2u is not at all that much more expensive then a 2u.
staff
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Anyone got any ideas how we can raise funds ?

Currently I can get "mission patches" to give out to people and "send your name to space" and "your name on a contribution website"
If some interesting instruments such as a camera are included then maybe saying a reward is to get access to that instrument.

That wold be a good idea, there are some Good cameras Designed for Cubesats, but we have to consider the power consumption, but then again, there's always a option to add another 1U for extras
I think the satellite would need to be 2U in order to have enough space for everything. It looks like a raspberry pi, backup computer, hard drive and batteries would take up most of the space in a 1U.
hero member
Activity: 574
Merit: 500
Call me Alice. just Alice.
Anyone got any ideas how we can raise funds ?

Currently I can get "mission patches" to give out to people and "send your name to space" and "your name on a contribution website"
If some interesting instruments such as a camera are included then maybe saying a reward is to get access to that instrument.

That wold be a good idea, there are some Good cameras Designed for Cubesats, but we have to consider the power consumption, but then again, there's always a option to add another 1U for extras
staff
Activity: 3458
Merit: 6793
Just writing some code
Anyone got any ideas how we can raise funds ?

Currently I can get "mission patches" to give out to people and "send your name to space" and "your name on a contribution website"
If some interesting instruments such as a camera are included then maybe saying a reward is to get access to that instrument.
hero member
Activity: 574
Merit: 500
Call me Alice. just Alice.
I've made a Twitter account to spread the word! https://twitter.com/BitcoinCubesat you can support the project by retweeting or follow Smiley
hero member
Activity: 574
Merit: 500
Call me Alice. just Alice.
Anyone got any ideas how we can raise funds ?

Currently I can get "mission patches" to give out to people and "send your name to space" and "your name on a contribution website"
hero member
Activity: 574
Merit: 500
Call me Alice. just Alice.
You should do a reward that give access to it. Like a user. I will be more than happy to help if I could access part of it later.  Grin


That is actually a good idea, since it's going to be for the community
I think only a few operators who know what they are doing should be able to access it. For security. The reward can be the user get read only access and can send whatever data and commands they want to send up to an operator who makes sure that it is OK to send the data.

there could be a reward as ''use the cubist for 1 day (with supervision)'' a lot of companies do that
staff
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Just writing some code
You should do a reward that give access to it. Like a user. I will be more than happy to help if I could access part of it later.  Grin


That is actually a good idea, since it's going to be for the community
I think only a few operators who know what they are doing should be able to access it. For security. The reward can be the user get read only access and can send whatever data and commands they want to send up to an operator who makes sure that it is OK to send the data.
hero member
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Call me Alice. just Alice.
You should do a reward that give access to it. Like a user. I will be more than happy to help if I could access part of it later.  Grin


That is actually a good idea, since it's going to be for the community
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You should do a reward that give access to it. Like a user. I will be more than happy to help if I could access part of it later.  Grin
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Make sure you put some way to update software on it if that's possible...wouldn't want it running outdated software.
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Call me Alice. just Alice.
i've updated the OP with Kickstarter link and the first goal

I'm not goin' be critical of your endeavor, but please clean up the grammar - mainly capitalization - because it reflects badly on you, in turn, those in the cryptocurrency space (no pun intended). Thanks, bud, with wishing you luck.

Sorry it's a very very bad habit, i used to have tons of binds on SHIFT and almost every  third click i did was with shift pushed down. stupid thing got stuck. i'll clean it up.


if you guys like to idea and simply wanna help, a nice comment of any kind would help on the Kickstarter campaign to push it to the top.
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/811726885/cubesat-brodcasting-a-bitcoin-node-in-space-and-fe

i updated the OP with the first goal.
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i've updated the OP with Kickstarter link and the first goal

I'm not goin' be critical of your endeavor, but please clean up the grammar - mainly capitalization - because it reflects badly on you, in turn, those in the cryptocurrency space (no pun intended). Thanks, bud, with wishing you luck. Godspeed.
hero member
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Call me Alice. just Alice.
i've updated the OP with Kickstarter link and the first goal
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How did you determine the the goal for the kickstarter campaign?

The Main goal with this Kickstarter campaign is Mainly to get the Cubesat structure and the PCB's that comes with it, so we can start building and planing from there. by acquiring the first part we're sure to fix the other later on once people see that we are fully serious about this project.
i didn't want to make a kickstarter campaign starting out with asking for 5-10x times that amount.
sorry if it wasn't clear in the campaign, i'll fix that soon then Smiley
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How did you determine the the goal for the kickstarter campaign?
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Call me Alice. just Alice.
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i've managed to get a Kickstarter campaign up and running for the structure !
What is the link?

I think we should include two computers, the raspberry pi and an actual board designed for satellites for the flight system. That flight computer can also control the power to the raspberry pi in case the raspi should crash or die at some point.

This site appears to be quite helpful for components: http://www.cubesatkit.com/

That's actually a good idea to have a backup computer.

here it is https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/811726885/cubesat-brodcasting-a-bitcoin-node-in-space-and-fe

i've also made a BTC address in the OP incase people want contribute with BTC
staff
Activity: 3458
Merit: 6793
Just writing some code
i've managed to get a Kickstarter campaign up and running for the structure !
What is the link?

I think we should include two computers, the raspberry pi and an actual board designed for satellites for the flight system. That flight computer can also control the power to the raspberry pi in case the raspi should crash or die at some point.

This site appears to be quite helpful for components: http://www.cubesatkit.com/
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