Gemini 5 Technical Debriefing, Part II, 1965
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149 ~cONEIDftsl!IAL rest of it. We never got more than a mile from him, so we got that 3000 foot transient but we never got the 30,000, What was the transient at 3000 feet like? Do you remember, Gordo? On radar when the REP went farther than 3000 feet , I don't think there was any transient to speak of. Cooper I didn't notice any particular transient, or any noticeable one at all. I was looking for it. Conrad Yeah. We did the- Cooper I had it damped pretty well . Conrad We never did get the radar to run for 3 hours, so we didn ' t get test 5, test 4, no correlation between range and range rate display and visual observations at short range, they all worked very well. Test 6, we observed the normal transients that you'd expect, just as advertised on here, and I also noticed that· the lock- on light cycled on and off, on and off, when I was in a standby mode after warmup. Radar test 7, stand by to ON, you have to get Gordo on that. Conrad Test 8. We dashed over there the first time and as soon as we were within about 260 to 270 miles, the radar locked up on 248,66 miles . I got the first digital readout on address 69 and it read down to