Preliminary Gemini 4 Crew Debriefing, Part I, 1965

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were doing the extravehicular activity.
4.3 Other Orbital Operations
McDivitt
White
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McDivitt
McDivitt
Let's see . One thing that we did was to turn off
the ES Sensor at 6:35.
You have notes along here?
I got all the Rensor stuff down, I think, pretty
well.
Okay ,
I have the ES Sensor and the Bio-Med
Recorder No. 1 going off at 6:35,
At about 7 hours elapsed time, I checked the OAMS
fuel remaining.
We had about 62 percent indicat­
ed, 2100 psi, and 88 degrees t emperature .
We
kept getting our GO and NO GO checks as per
flight plan. At about 7:30 Ed went to sleep.
We didn't do any lifetime adjust maneuvers.
I
turned the spectrometer-magnetometer on.
This
was while Ed was asleep.
Extended the boom,
got the ES Sensor on, and we left the spectrometer-­
magnetometer on for three passes through the
~outh Atlantic Anamoly.
I couldn' t really see any
increase in the ammeter when we extended the
thing.
We went through a number of extension
cycles throughout the flight to make sure that
we got the thing out. At no time during the
flight did we ever see a rise in the ammeter when