Gemini 5 Technical Debriefing, Part I, 1965
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2. 5 ECS Conrad Cooper Conr ad Cooper Conrad Cooper 2. 7 Wind Shear Cooper 2.8 DCS Updates Cooper FCSD REP Conrad 9 CONFICtleNTIA~ • Right on the button. ECS was right on the money, no problem at all . Max Q we ' ve already stated. The cabin sealed a little bit high like they said it would. I forget the number. It was about 5.8. About 5.8 or 9 and just gradually dwindled back down . And just after we got in there by the time I looked at it again after insertion everything it bled down on our gage to 4.9, our gage read a little low. I think the actual reading, you will pr obably find the cabin actually was 5.1 1 but the whole rest of t he flight the gage never budged off the 4.9. The gage stayed right there like it was glued. The wind shear, we had none and, certainly nothing that we could tell , but as I understand we ' ve been told that for that day anyway we had almost negible wind shear. DCS updates were right on time. You had two updates? 1 plus 45, 2 plus 25 . 2,9 Engine 1 Operat i on Cooper The engine 1 operation couldn' t have been better, ----~~K)ENTIAL