Gemini 5 Technical Debriefing, Part I, 1965
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64 in more time on other things. That something was going to go wrong-~ Conrad I felt every problem that we had I felt real good about the fact that we had either the smarts t o lmow that it was straight forward-- It didn't take too long to figure out that that h1~ater was on one line, both heaters, and that we'd had a single point failure. And as a mat ter- of - fact we t ook the schematics out. Cooper And there's another argument for our ha-ring it;' for when it occured there wasn' t anybody around to ask advice. Conrad I t was very straight forward to throw the switches and look at the amp meter to see whethe:c you were getting anything out. There was no dou·:it in my mi nd that it had burned out and the sam,= daml thing with the thrusters. When we finally decided we had a problem with them we went through the ci rcuit breakers just like we did in th= trainer and it was obvious that number 7 was out and 8 went out and then the rest of them started getting sour. So, I think that all the training we had we were pretty well prepared.