In Lab 2 the squad tested the reflector sensors and their functionality. The group did this by making the most basic of Arduino codes to move the AEV along the track and gathered data. Well, that was the idea but due to complications, and matters better left unspoken, the team had to delay this testing to another day. Once, that magical day came upon the clique the data was obtained flawlessly through a meticulous procedure. The other aspect of Lab 2 was to test the different propellers in the wind tunnels. Guess what happened next? That’s right, the faction, along with every other divisions of engineers, was not able to actual participate in the acquiring of said data due to the fact that there are not enough wind tunnel machines per engineering gang the data was standardized for the entire class. While this may have provided each and every crew with valid empirical data, it brought down morale of each company because of productive actions taken by the squadrons was lacking. In the end, the fearsome fivesome hurdled the obstacles and finished strong down the stretch producing the best progress report to date as well as confirming the correct choice of propeller.