Week 6: June 28, 2018

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The front view drawing was corrected because there were hidden lines for the perti dish when it is suppose to be solid lines since it is sectioning.

 Image 1. Top View

Image 2. Front View Corrected

The drawings still need to be dimensioned after it has been approved. However, Professor Griffo stated that he wants the poles with the petri dish assembly to be on the longer side of the box instead of the shorter side. Also, the petri dish assembly needs to be completely outside of the box instead of it being partially inside the box as it is drawn.
Below are pictures of equipment that will be included in the final group report paper.

 Image 3. Box View 1

 Image 4. Box View 2

 Image 5. Box View 3

 Image 6. Box View 4

 Image 7. Ruler

 Image 8. Net

 Image 9. Spot GPS

 Image 10. APRS

 Image 11. AA and AAA Batteries

 Image 12. Petri Dish View 1

 Image 13. Petri Dish View 2

 Image 14. Covers

 Image 15. Camera 1

 Image 16. The 3 Types of Cameras

 Image 17. Camera 2

 Image 18. Camera 3

 Image 19. Plastic Cover/Blanket

 Image 20. Equipment 1

 Image 21. Equipment 2

 Image 22. Equipment 3

 Image 23. Circuit Board View 1

 Image 24. Circuit Board View 2

 Image 25. Knife Tool

 Image 26. Last Year's Project View 1

 Image 27. Last Year's Project View 2

 Image 28. Nuts and Bolts

 Image 29. Balloon

Image 30. Drafting Kit

Today is the last day of the Summer 1 internship in 2018. A member of the team will no longer be with us so the team is looking for a new member. 

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