Gemini 5 Technical Debriefing, Part I, 1965
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79 the light 2 or 3 times and he turned the heater off then it ca.me on again. You lmow, for an hour's per iod of time and he nBver had the lights again. Now, this is another reason why I suspect this OAMS system-- one of the biggest mistakes ever made--whoever recommended it on the ground to power down that OAMS heater to save electrical ener gy fouled our whole system because we started at this point time having RCS heater lights. I checked for 8 days throughout the flight and I could always get an RCS heater light. If I turned off that heater switch I 1 d·have an RCS light come on every once in a while and so we left those RCS heaters on all the time. Cooper From one day and 14 hours the RCS heater were on the whole flight. Conrad You lmow they're auto . And the only heat when necessary, but every time we turned the heater off we wouldn't run for an hour or two that the light didn ' t come back on again and it would either be on ring A or ring B. Cooper And the temperature that we'd get on the gage when those lights would come back on was something in the order of about 60 degrees wasn' t it? I