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| **The last half** is bringing functional prototypes and SW to be in space quality ready for launch. | **The last half** is bringing functional prototypes and SW to be in space quality ready for launch. | ||
| - | It cost time, many money (see below) and is carried out as voluntary work in our lab.{{ : | + | It cost time, many money (see below) and is carried out as voluntary work in our lab. |
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| A little about pricing a mission ... | A little about pricing a mission ... | ||
| - | * Our far most highest expensive is launch. A launch cost 60-120.000 euro | + | * Our far most highest expensive is launch. A launch cost 50-150.000 euro depending of size of the cubesat |
| * The next highest is production the raw PCBs | * The next highest is production the raw PCBs | ||
| * Components, solar cells is expected to be a magnitude smaller than launch cost | * Components, solar cells is expected to be a magnitude smaller than launch cost | ||
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| - | So sponsor money goes 100% to the students | ||