Gemini 5 Technical Debriefing, Part II, 1965
NASA-UAP-D020 · page 87 of 325
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82 eOl <U'IDEl ◄ T I At Well, that there again. Ti-ie cryos were really the only problem we had with electrical. The main bat teries ... the times that Pete touched them they were just exactly like advertised. Conrad Yes, they were 22½ volts every time we tested them, Cooper No problem at all. Squib batteries were fine , no problem. Conrad Squib batteries came down about, I would say 2½ volts during the whole flight. We st arted out with a common ccmtrol bus t hat had been 27½ vol t s and at the end of the flight it was 24. 7 or something like that, 24, 8 or something. It came down about 3 volts. But one thing that nobody ever tol d me, was man, when you fire thrusters and things like that you can see a l ot of t ransients on that common control bus. That thing really gets to oscil l ating up and down. I wasn' t sure some thing wasn't wrong at the beginning, SlJd I just pass that on as a tip to people who go later. 8, 7 Onboard Computer Cooper On.board computer, Conrad I can' t say too much for t he computer 6ither. It worked f antastically,