document inclusion of TeleGPS in Meh nose cone bay

diff --git a/rockets/airframes/MehGaNuke/index.mdwn b/rockets/airframes/MehGaNuke/index.mdwn
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--- a/rockets/airframes/MehGaNuke/index.mdwn
+++ b/rockets/airframes/MehGaNuke/index.mdwn
@@ -245,9 +245,9 @@ Unfortunately, logistics issues prevented flying at the NSL.  The second
 flight ended up happening on Sunday, 19 September 2021, at the 
 [Tripoli Colorado](https://www.tripolicolorado.org/) Fall Frenzy launch.
 
-In addition to the rebuilt main airframe section and motor adapter, at
-the last minute, Meh-ga Nuke was equipped with two keychain cameras mounted 
-looking up and down.
+In addition to the rebuilt main airframe section and motor adapter, a 
+TeleGPS was added to the nose bay.  Then, at the last minute, Meh-ga Nuke 
+was equipped with two keychain cameras mounted looking up and down.
 
 The rocket was about 145 pounds on the rail of Terry Lee's launch trailer,
 and was flowing with 2 e-matches and a pinch of Pyrodex P in the Tender
@@ -263,6 +263,13 @@ wind drag resulted in cosmetic damage to the fin can and more significant
 damage to the main airframe tube.  The nose cone also suffered damage as
 a result of the wind causing the chutes to pull it across rocks. 
 
+Both TeleMega boards returned good data logs.  The TeleGPS in the nose
+cone wasn't heard during launch and flight (it turns out the unsupported
+antenna wire broke off sometime before landing, perhaps even before
+launch?), but the data recovered from the board shows a clean trace of
+the nose cone's path during flight.  Good thing we didn't need the
+GPS to locate and recover the nose cone!
+
 The video from the up-looking camera worked great through apogee, but 
 unfortunately the video froze before the main deployed so only audio was
 recorded for the rest of the flight.  The down-looking camera video came