| Baking stycast. |
| The gondola is starting to look like a bona fide instrument. |
| Lab meeting. |
| Trying to balance the inner frame. |
| Is it balanced? |
| Mark ostracises himself. |
| Dave and Ed in their new digs. |
| Marie and Chris contemplate the fluid balance system. |
| The Data Acquisition System taking data on the inner frame. |
| A lead brick is added to the GPS to prevent it from sailing away in the wind. |
| The north side of the high bay. |
| Barth packs the PV in preparation of taking it on the road. |
| Barth and Matt go trucking with the PV. |
| Setting up the PV and GPS. |
| Jaspaul and Chris mount the passive roll damper. |
| Trying to calibrate the GPS. |
| Mmm... Royal Crown Cola. |
| The passive roll damper from above. Note the giant ball bearing inside. |
| A wider shot showing its mounting on the outer frame. |
| Boo. SGR devolves into Safe Mode. |
| Barth checks on the progress of GPS calibration. |
| Matt helps Enzo (not shown) make twisted pairs for cables. |
| Hoisting the pivot in preparation for hanging the gondola. |
| Gaelen cables the pivot. |
| Enzo and Matt continue making cables. |
| Marie and Chris route copper tube for the fluid balance system. |
| The pivot hanging awaiting attachment to the gondola. |
| Spinning the flywheel to check the encoder positioning. |
| The reaction flywheel encoder mounted underneath the flywheel. |
| A view of the flywheel encoder (now cover by a grey plastic dust cover) and the flywheel motor controller box. |
| Barth gets Josh to help him take the GPS and PV on the road again. |
| Don't get hit by any planes, guys. |
| Matt and Jeff check the weather. |
| Barth and Josh somewhere between the high-bay and Texas. |
| Attaching the flight cables to the outer frame. |
| The gondola hanging on the pivot. |
| Ed graciously offers to help motivate us by wearing fewer and fewer clothes every day until we're flight ready. |
| Ack! SGR has issues. |
| A cut-away view of the ACS showing one of the BLAST ADC cards. |
| The lab hat rack. |
| The gondola from the front. |
| Ed doesn't know when it's time to stop working. |