Gemini 7 Technical Debriefing, 1965
NASA-UAP-D021 · page 113 of 222
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103 was recorded on the a~celerometer was about 6.75 g's. I understand that the actual value was over 7. On the nominal profile, it i s. Lovell Was the reentry a little higher than 3.9? Borman I don' t know, I doubt if it was, it was so near ful l lift. Switches and circuit breaker panels. We had a coupl e of cases knocking of f circuit breakers. We did have one fuel cell control ci rcuit breaker pop on us twice. Lovell I am not real sure i t popped. I don' t know whether I hit it ina.dvertantly twice. Borman No, you didn't. The second time I watched it pop. Other than that, I thought the switches and circuit panel s were well located. I think it i s very important that we have those guards on there, particularly with changing suits. Lovell The fuel cel l switches, the power and control switches, should be LIFT to move switches. They should be over center locks that you have to lift to move them up. There was a guard over i t, but still it was so easy to reach up there and hit those things. I was always worried about throwing the control switch of f, which would have really foul ed up the fuel cells. Borman You mean like the squib switches? ... Lovell Yes, like the squib switches. I think that is the way they ought to be ~ecause you never touch them unless deliberately.