
OK - Charging of the ARISSat-1's battery is scheduled for July 27. And a test this weekend.
Will the battery be charged a second time - before EVA-29 on August 3?
What is the expected/anticipated battery "charge state" to be after the July 30 test? Good enough for deployment without another charge?
Clint Bradford, K6LCS

Hi Clint,
The battery can run ARISSat-1 for about 6 days on the ISS so it will still be almost fully charged if they run it for just 1 day.
Once it is deployed, the solar panels will charge the battery.
73, Tony AA2TX
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On 7/25/2011 6:39 PM, Clint Bradford wrote:
OK - Charging of the ARISSat-1's battery is scheduled for July 27. And a test this weekend.
Will the battery be charged a second time - before EVA-29 on August 3?
What is the expected/anticipated battery "charge state" to be after the July 30 test? Good enough for deployment without another charge?
Clint Bradford, K6LCS
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