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Materials

1. 3 GoPros with mounts - ask Sam Austin, Charlie Garcia, Maddie Garcia/fancy cameras 
2. 1000 ft. of line with breaking strength above 200 lbs
3.  Parachute
4. Parachute bag
5. 1/2 in. stake
6. Big hammer
7. 16 ft. of webbing (breaking strength > 300 lbs) to mount parachute bag
8. Cardboard box or camp standCamp stand/cardboard box
9. Printed copy of procedure
10. Line separator
11. Sand bags
12. Small sand bag
13. Line to tie parachute for repacking (optional)
14. 4 quick links
15. Scissors
16. Lighter
17. Clipboard
18. Folding table to pack parachute on
19. Parachute packing procedure - parachute should not be connected to the bag
20. Tripods for cameras
21. Traffic cone/markers/stakes at 500 ft. and 1000 ft.
22. Sewing supplies (especially thread)
23. Carpenters tape or duct tapeThread

Setup

1. Contact whoever is in charge of launch/main test about rental cars (make sure the vehicle meets requirements)
2. Rent car

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Setting up the test

1. Use line to measure 1500 200-300 ft. of "runway" (a little under 400 ft is ok)
2. Drive stake into the groundground 
3. Pack parachute
4. Mount parachute and camera to back of SUV
5. Place 2 cameras on tripods at the end of the line
6. Wind line in figure 8 by stake
7. Make a loop in the line to tie a piece of thread that is shorter than the line to the parachute 
   
   

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1. Start near stake
2. Drive up to 80 60 mph (passenger serves as back-up navigator)
3. Cameras film parachute extraction
   1. 2 cameras outside car- one on side, one from behind
   2. 1 inside car

Conclusion

Analyzing the results

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