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Pocketqube and cubesat missions

Pocketqubes and cubesat satellites have been around for quite some time with their applications and usage growing. This is because of their lower costs in launching and development than traditional satellites have opened new markets and users. Here are some…

Equipment recommendations

If you are interested in building a pocketqube or cubesat, it is useful to know what you will need to build your satellite. Most of the equipment listed below is focussed from a mechanical standpoint  but we briefly cover electronics:…

Claymore is taking shape

Claymore pocketqube deployer

The Claymore 6P deployer is nearing closer towards it’s maiden launch. Next step is to carry out environmental testing to qualify the deployer. I would like to thank DCubed for not only supplying the pinpuller but for their support when…

Space Tech Expo Europe conference

Please to announce that I will be attending the Space Tech Expo Europe conference in Bremen on the 14th and 15th November. Don’t hesitate to contact me about discussing potential collaborations on how we can work together on developing innovative…

Downloadable content

To help with the development of the Claymore 6p deployer some documentation templates had to be created. Currently these documents are: Mechanical calculations covers compression springs, tension springs, torsion springs and bearing loads. This collection of calculators will be updated…

Creating a testing plan

At this moment in time I am currently waiting on test facilities to carry out environmental testing to qualify the Claymore deployer (figure 1). After successfully completing these tests I will be seeking launch opportunities for the initial launch of…