John Company

Gemini 5 Technical Debriefing, Part I, 1965

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we landed.
Never got over a pound?
Never got over a pound I don ' t believe.
Then we ca.me OFF on the repress and we opened
..
our face plates,
Then we opened our face plates and tcok a sniff in
there. It didn't smell to bad.
I had a little
smell of RCS fumes.
Now mind you we were sealed
off at 2000 so I know it didn't come in on the
water.
The RCS fumes that were in there came in
there at 27000 when we opened the vent and the
inlet snorkel so I 'm stil l -- if the structure
would take jt, I really think you should come in
and leave that inlet snorkel and that vent
closed. If you did that you would ha-re a clean,
cold cabin when you.hit the water.
Okay, now.
I didn't really think it was as object ionable.
No, it wasn't objectionable.
It was cool.
One thing we might add ,:ight here
right now, that we didn ' t cover back :.n the pre­
retro area was trat we went the full cold on
everythi ng.
We had that cabin so cold, and we went
to cabin fan and so that the cagin wae1 about, what ,
40 degrees, 50 degrees.