Gemini 5 Technical Debriefing, Part I, 1965
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85 Conrad No, it worked very well. Cooper Let' s see we had an observation of the storm and some ... pictures there at 17 hours and 12 minutes still on day 1. Oh, we brought the radar to stand-by to warm things up there at 17 hours-- 16 hours Conrad Radar temperature went down to 19 degrees. Cooper 16 hours and 50 minutes-~it was the secondary coolant loop that got so cold. They wanted us to bring on some added heat source so we brought the radar on to stand-by for quite a period of time to warm things up, and let ' s see- Conrad They wanted to warm the radar up, too. It got too col d. Cooper Yes , that' s right. What did we do in here. Conrad That was S-8, D- 13, Cooper That was S-8, D- 13, and that didn't work out very well. 'That was too early. That was the one that was so early in the morning. Conrad It seems to me that's the first time we looked at it and we saw the smoke. Cooper Oh yes . Cooper Now, let's see was it the first one or the second that I saw and you didn 1 t see. Conrad I don't know. I never saw it.