Officer Meetings Summary

https://rose-bic.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/NASASL/pages/117080065/11+14+23+Meeting+Notes

1. Get a board design ready for major launches at least two weeks before a launch (as long as the paper print-out is confirmed to work)
2. Print out a paper full-size mockup for the PCB schematic to ensure THT components fit correctly as part of the PCB-making process.
3. Make a full-scale nosecone out of PLA and a small section of the tube for fit-checking

https://rose-bic.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/NASASL/pages/119013377/11+19+23+Meeting+Notes

1. Get a board design ready for major launches at least two weeks before a launch (as long as the paper print-out is confirmed to work)
2. Print out a paper full-size mockup for the PCB schematic to ensure THT components fit correctly as part of the PCB-making process.
3. Make a full-scale nosecone out of PLA and a small section of the tube for fit-checking

https://rose-bic.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/NASASL/pages/122814465/11+28+23+Meeting+Notes

1. Get a board design ready for major launches at least two weeks before a launch (as long as the paper print-out is confirmed to work)
2. Print out a paper full-size mockup for the PCB schematic to ensure THT components fit correctly as part of the PCB-making process.
3. Make a full-scale nosecone out of PLA and a small section of the tube for fit-checking

https://rose-bic.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/NASASL/pages/126517249/12+05+23+Meeting+Notes

1. Get a board design ready for major launches at least two weeks before a launch (as long as the paper print-out is confirmed to work)
2. Print out a paper full-size mockup for the PCB schematic to ensure THT components fit correctly as part of the PCB-making process.
3. Make a full-scale nosecone out of PLA and a small section of the tube for fit-checking
4. Nosecone - 5 walls on 0.6mm nozzle

https://rose-bic.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/NASASL/pages/136118273/12+20+23+Meeting+Notes

1. Get a board design ready for major launches at least two weeks before a launch (as long as the paper print-out is confirmed to work)
2. Print out a paper full-size mockup for the PCB schematic to ensure THT components fit correctly as part of the PCB-making process.
3. Make a full-scale nosecone out of PLA and a small section of the tube for fit-checking
4. Nosecone - 5 walls on 0.6mm nozzle

https://rose-bic.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/NASASL/pages/53870768/3-19+VDF-PDF+Emergency+Meeting

1. Starting next year, we will fully assemble and fully stack all vehicle and payload components 1 week before the launch. That is a hard deadline. We will not go to launch without a week of lead time.
2. This week we don’t have that amount of time. We will commit to Wednesday
3. Sub teams will meet together moving forward until competition is over
4. Starting next year, all constantly iterated 3D printed parts should have a part revision log with numbers that are marked on the part after it’s printed

https://rose-bic.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/NASASL/pages/88539192/8+25+Planning+Meeting

1. For final flight hardware, contract out assembling the board and shipping it

https://rose-bic.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/NASASL/pages/93716492/9+8+Meeting+Notes

1. In the future, non-regular meetings should be in the NAB if KIC158 is not available
2. Keep the “stay up until 3AM” thing to a minimum