Today we worked on rover calibration and software tuning in the morning in preparation for a system test in the afternoon. We prepped K10 Black for operations, mounted the GPR instrument, inflated the tires, and calibrated steering.
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16 July 2007 - K10 Black Shakedown Test
Today we worked on rover calibration and software tuning in the morning in preparation for a system test in the afternoon. We prepped K10 Black for operations, mounted the GPR instrument, inflated the tires, and calibrated steering.
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