Preliminary Gemini 4 Crew Debriefing, Part II, 1965
NASA-UAP-D017 · page 115 of 290
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McDivitt White 109 COf\J FIDEf\lTlAL I guess what you end up with is two clocks that aren ' t any good. Either one of them aren ' t any good. You ' d rather end up with one clock that was good. Yes , the way it ' s combined together right now , it ' s really not too good. I hacked your OAMS burn on my watch. I work with two clocks on my left arm and it worked out r eal well for me. I had elapsed time on one and I had Greenwich Mean Time on the other. I used the elapsed timer as the one on which I made my hacks . So I feel we got adequate backup. If one poops out , you can use the other one to make your time on. So, I think we should have a good clock to keep track of the time in the spacecraft on the instrument panel . Now , I'd like to get back on the clocks again. I think that elapsed time is the only kind of time that we ought to have in the spacecraft . I think that we ought to have a good method of keeping track of elapsed time. I think probably a ten-hour clock that keeps track of each ten-hour incement that you pasa to a high degree of accu racy, is the kind of clock that we need. I don't