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222 20 00 49 CDR Okay, this is the CDR doing S019, We're on star
field number bO7. It's a 270 exposure,
222 20 01 14 CDR MARK, OPEN. And that's frame number 019, 019
star field 407; ROTATION 331.h_ TILT, 280, 28.0_
and %re're 270 seconds actually it _Dn't _e that
long hut that's - we're using the test - we're
using the timer on top of S019. I extended the
-an-mirror at about 000 on ROTATION end TILT.
Ah - th pilot had mentioned the time before_
that when he set the numbers on the card, which
we - ah - 358.3, I think I could find it in here
somewhere - 0 and 358.3 seems to come in a little
hit stiff. He returned it to zero on TILT and
..... it came in much better. So I used zero zero mud
this is something you probably %n_nt to fill Karl
in on, and perhaps w_ want to change your
checklist. But anYh*W, we're doing what _orks
and that seems to work real well. We're still
at the middle of a - ah - exposurer, field h07.
Start time is 001, a,%d it started right on time.
222 20 03 19 CDR If they Just give a "U", you don't use the
stabilization verification; only when they do a
270 U - a 270 and then a 270 - U should be used
to stable it.
CDR Yesh.
222 20 04 O0 CDR Was your last star one-eighth - I mean your last
exposure l]Sth?
CDR Okay.
CDR I've run this - ah -
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222 20 06 27 CDR Well, right now I have 91.5 and 3 degrees, that
is. This is field 58_ for 270 seconds. I'ii
give you a mark on the start. Okay, it's
beginning to turn; l'm going to go to G -
SLIDE R_'I'HACTED, pick up a new one, back over
and stand by at SHU',-A'_:R,
CLOSED. ANd at zero,
I'Ii give you a mark and open the SHD'I-A'ER. It
should be picture number 20. Field 584 -
stand by -
222 20 21 38 CDR MARK. 270; now, l'm not gonna stay on the
comm this time because I gave you one com-
plete 270, 90, and, 120 and the 30. So you
should have good calibration. Going off the
CONL_I.
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220 20 27 12 CDR MARK. Okay, that's 027, star field 556 and -
uh - SO-second ...
220 20 28 41 CDR MARK. And that's ... 028. Going off the
comm for a while•
220 20 40 45 CDR ... leg ... bounce off the back ... Actually
ended up landing over here on the wire ...
for the rest of that whole day, it didn't move
at all.
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222 22 _7 24 CDR CDR again for the ATM folks .... I'm presently
doing the mirror auto roster and I noticed the
uh, 55 swings back over to, uh line. 0 it, uh,
pops the number in the graphtlve counter by one.
It's been doing a complete auto raster that's
incremented by one it does one time diminish
in the line. Everything else is okay ....
normally.
222 22 52 17 CDR Okay, this is the CDR for A%_4 again. I maxi ized
the detector and it's, uh, 0832, STOW position,
and I got it up to 5B00 again.._Now that is
a little bit to the right of, uh, import toward
subcenter of, uh, th_ divided H-Alfa point. Now
I did not, uh, - I got the roll farily good for,
uh, 82B I wouldn't say it's perfect and it seems
to be that 82B may be pointed slightly to the
right, but that is the maximum detector 3 posi-
tion and implies that's what you %rant. If it
had been an 82B shot, I think I'd a moved Just
a little bit to the left rolls. I think it's
satisfactory.
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222 15 28 55 CDR ... right there. Let's zoom in and check --:i
it out. That,s it. We got it.
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.... CDR 35:30. That was it. Okay, now I'm right ........
in the middle of a bunch of clouds. I'ii
zoom in, but, uh, uh, I don't have a hope.
PLT ...
CDR Okay.
PLT Stand by -
/ PLT Okay, we've got 190 all set up. FRAME 36;
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20. Stand by for 40:01.
PLT Oh.
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we nor,_]ly take data on. Got 3o little data
onit anyway.
PLT _5:_0.
222 15 h7 l0 PLT MARK it. 19_ OFF. That you there, HankT ....
• CDR Okay. •
PLT Okay.
_ 222 15 50 25 FLT Here, let me check 'era. 6.7, 6.7, and 6.7; _--
the first three. 4 is 2.8; 5 ie h.0 and 6
' is 4.0. All set. Everything closes now. ;"
There's the ground. _
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223 17 37 48 CDR This is for the ATM group; CDR Just finished
the pass - uh'- uh - 16:58. It went entirely
nominal. Uh - I ran 54 grating in for all the
steps of uh - or all the chips on step 2,
and I moved %h e gratings back out again, and
ran uh - that's on uh - step 1. Uh, not a
lot to reporb. It's diffic_ult over at the
uh target 85 to find a special bright point.
It's so flat that it only appears on the scdpe
as a uh vertical line. And that vertical line
is about the only thing you can work -_ith. I've
maintained the roll you suggested, of a minus
10800, for the fi_'st uh - couple of chips.
• And then back down to chip B where you wanted
us to roll for 82B again, _ rolled slightly,
maybe l0 degrees, or something like that. We
tried to just get the difference for you.
And I also moved the 82B uh, on H-alpha 1
crosshairs slightly towards the limb, and -
but still remained in a bright plage, to try
and get you some change in data points there.
However, it Just was_'t - there isn't that
much variety out there at the limb, at the
_ moment. And then I moved that active region
over to the uh - other side of the limb. And
uh - and uh - ah. - That is I rolled to uh
minus 796, and then uh - the uh_ uh - step 1.
That completes what you wanted of the other,
but I looked at the uh - uh - XUV MON and
felt that you probably really wanted active
region 85 over there, out from under the pylon
and that's why I put it there. That's the end
of debriefi_qg.
223 17 39 56 CDR out.
223 17 52 00 PLT MARK, 17:52, day 223. Okay, we'll try to get
a few zero bias sitings in first. And the
star we're going to use is - for zero bias, is
Fomalhaut. There's Femalhaut right over there.
Fomalhaut is uh - right down the - uh - home
plate uh - third baseline - of Pegasus. We're
getting positively identified. Same group up
there, with no problem.
223 18 06 O0 PLT Well, I'm gonna put some filters in here, and
see if I can - ma_e the picture out the window
look the same as - the picture in the sextant
looks the same as the one out the window. I
can't see anything now. I don't want that one.
Ah - both of them straight line-of-sight,
besides - colors are too darn powerful. Can't
see anything when I use them, let's try the
date line sight here. Oh, that one's too
/_ powerful; try this other one. All these filters,
when you use them are - you Just can't see
anything at all.
223 18 07 30 PLT Hey, can I get you guys to turn out the lights
on the floor, for a minute, til I can get
located, p_ease. Oh boy, I Just really can't
find them, in the sextant here. No, Just so
there's no glare on the floors - it's reflecting
up on the window. Please. Well, and in the
dome, too, cause they reflect on this floor.
There's a whole bunch right down in here. I
still got a whole lot of light down here. Turn
them off. That's better, that's better, thank
you. Where am I?
223 18 09 58 PLT Nah. That ain't too good, if you had a piece
of papers, it'll work better. I'ii telly you, f
you can see the stars a lot better through the
sextant than you can through the window, and uh -
getting sleepy.
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_--_ 223 18 i0 18 PLT I don't kn°w how it works, but it sure can.
Thanks for the magnification dialing. Thanks.
223 18.22 48 PLT MARK, second mark is 43.266. Okay, the light
shining on - s11_!ight shinning off the uh -
VHF antenna is making too much brightness on
the windows. So, we're going to terminate this -
and pick it up the next opportunity. And uh -
briefly,the problemsuh - encounteredthus
far are these: difficulty in - which I'm
sure I'll get used to - in locating the stars
in the sextant because more stars show in the
uh - sextant than thcy do in th_- uh - naked
eye out the window. And uh - uhus in finding
landmarks in the sextant, they are not visible
in the uh - with the naked eye. And uh - when
looking out for the land - for landmarks out
the window to put in the sextant - uh - m_ny
more of them show up _¢hen you put your eye to
the sextant. So it's a uh - uh - problem of
that sort. Now I a -- uh - tried the filters,
and all the filters seemed to - uh - blot out
all the stars. Now - I'll try that again
later. But that see_s to be the problem with
that. Now there's another problem in the
stabilizing the thing - seems to be at least as
Jiggly as it is in the uh - trainer uh - second
floor, building 40 - second floor, building 40,
Houston. So I'ii work with this some more and I
think we'll get our marks in better shape, and r
be able to knock 'em off a littel more quickly
but uh - this is where we're gonna leave it for
- now.
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_ 223 19 30 26 CDR
"Fecal urine in collector lapstrap and h_n_Id.
Handholder not parti,cular useful; I don't _h1._.
"_/I Don't use them at _. Lapstrap is - uh - so-so.
_', _.........................But once again, it's not a positive locker. Yc_
223 19 37 16 CDR Food cans, need more quality and quality control.
Way too heavy for the Job they do. I don't know the
• answer. Lt's certainly a lot better to eat
out of them than it is to take those plastic
"= packs and load them in your hand. Because this
'., way, it looks like you're getting There's got
. _ to 'be sOme way to m_n_mize the cam weight.
_= ! Beverages seemed to work okay. I wo-!d have to
• : give - By the way, the - ah - water gun an
• _2 z excellent and the food tray a - ah - a very
"-. " good. Food cans, I would give an adequate-
"" adequate to poor, because of total wait time.
: _ Beverages we were talking about, I have to give them a
:_ -' ! TT_ omy thing I could think about them bad is it
_-_ -, i takes time and sometimes you get the top off the
beverage dispenser an_ that's time and effort.
We'd like to do away with that. Must be some _
-:- -_ better way than that-to ... __
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223 19 45 09 CDR Okay, let's get back to the trash airlock; poor
: design. One, because there's a single point
failure that could drive you crazy. It needs -
we _eed much _ore effort on trash disposal at
space station. I never re,1_zed what a total
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_ 223 19 49 31 CDR _,all sized hooks fit well in the Pocket. The
large ones don't and you Just try to attack
the string and if the string doesn't really
attach conviently anywhere. The consept of
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223 23 23 Ol PLT The shower; I haven't used yet, Just haven't had
time.
223 23 26 34 PLT Food cans, they are working all right, too. I
noticed, however, that when you take a can out
of the freezer, like frozen meat or ice cream and
you immediately try to tear the lid off, why
instead, happens is the little key pull off without
tearing the lid off. I guess temperatures down
there sufficiently so a little force on there
will peel the alumin_ and the key comes off.
I noticed if you let them warm up a little bit,
why they work better.
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224 01 40 20 SPT Okay, this is the SPT with the counter read-
ings for the right, i[ alfa is 13000 0 42,
46"(5, 14_, 12o4, 4431. And so54 is 4181.
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PLT Yeah.
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PLT/CDR (Laughter)
CDR Yeah.
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PLT Huh?
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22h 15 15 13 CDR That gets you to the place, and at the right
time, you do this one sad then you go back
to SI. Cause that's the scan across.
Everything's copeced [sic]. You needing
any more suggestions, Big 0.?
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CDR Okay.
PLT Huh ?
PLT I suppose so
SPT ...
PLT Okay?
224 15 47 35 PLT Don't uh, don't turn 191 off till I give
you the word then AUTO CAL that, will you?
224 15 48 04 PLT MARK. We're taking data Just off the limb.
SPT 0kay.
224 15 48 41 PLT I don't know now, l've moved off it. But
it was banging. Okay now we're taking data
at 0.7 7 down. Turns out that after the
maneuver that, uh, the ... was centered in
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224 15 52 48 CDR Okay. But you might hit them doing these
things.
224 15 52 56 CDR ... 350. Which one do want taken off first?
I can - -
PLT Okay.
224 15 53 13 CDR C, C.
224 15 54 62 CDR Right QQ. Now let me get it the way, Jack.
224 15 55 47 CDB Got it off. Put it on. Let go of that two ...
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224 15 58 16 PLT Yeah. No, they want the door left open on
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224 15 58 27 CDR l'm sure they do. About that time anyway.
224 15 58 34 SPT Uh, Jack, I've already got the, uh, time set
after l0 minute there on that manuever.
224 15 58 53 PLT Uh what do you have left A1. You got some 190
left obviously.
224 15 59 49 PLT I'm gonna turn them lights down there first.
I ain't sure we ain't gonna expose them.
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PLT Okay° Try it. You got the time, then. Oh.
Yes/q, the - Ueah, try it. There he goes. No,
we don't get them confused.
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neff _t _est
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5, - 5, h, 3, 2, !. That w_.s ... short
count .... one long count .... from the
CDR's lips. __,_=_
object it to ... I recorded
it sirJ_itaneous]y ... and on channel A.
22h 22 32 52 _.
_L,R Okay, this is the C_., ,n_b?_ek "
s_a_n, I :rent
to _,et a rule to ma]ee sure ! h_d the r!cht
d...... ce. _.,C_.ZTi,._ .--'z.o_n.?to £,
_ .. 52, 13> and
_l._t_...c_. 7'ut I've no_ c,_t it at
6 ir:ches. Here's the lon_; cou_nt. I, 2, 3,
h, 5, 6, 7, 8> 9, I0. to> 0, 8> 7, 6, 5, 4,
3_ 2i i. Uo-_, that was a _.C.< r_ eou._t _;Jth
the h_nd.•_eld
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m:._e 6. inches from my li,_s
as measured h'g tsoe rule• _ne tame •..
mike is ezaotly on ei_ht':_of an inch• :low
let's go to 12 inches• Ve're nov at 12 inches.
i, 2, 3, h, 5, 6, 7, 8, O, 1O. i0, 9, 8,
7, 6, 5, h, 3, 2, l• .rh._t was a long count
of 12 inches . .. Let's ._o for 18 _n_._..: <'-',-_'_
now. i, 2, 3_ |;_ 5, - !_e're at 1£ inches.
_'" 6_ 7, 8_ 9, 10. i0, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, h, 3,
2, i. _nis .,. at a dis_nce or 13 inches.
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224 25 51 29 CDR Okay, this is the CDR. And I'm getting ready
to start working on S019. I've got the mirror
out at this moment. I've got the hatch open.
I'm gonna start at 00:51.
224 23 51 44 CDR Time now is 00:44. I've got the rotation 791,
the new speed on the pad was minus _.i, as
measured in the - out there at tha ATM panel,
was minus 2.5. That's a correction of 1.6. So
I took 280.7 and subtracted from it, and got
79-1. TILT, 231; 791, 231, field 819. And the
first one's gonna be a prism ... 270 exposure.
225 00 54 h9 CDR ... S019, waiting for the sun to go down here.
Just about down. I can see the limb of the
Earth and it's starting to get dark. There it
goes, right on schedule. I'll wait until 51,
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225 00 56 05 CDR MARK; 41 it is. And we ... star field number 840,
270-second one and I'm going off the comm for
awhile.
225 00 59 33 CDR Okay, we're coming to the end of the star field
number 840. I'll give a mark as I open the
shutter - or close the shutter .... frame no
041, star field 840.
225 00 59 55 CDR MARK. It's open. Picked up a new one and gone
back to stowage. Okay, we're going to three now
which is 318.7, and the rotation - 318.7 and
22.9, 22.9; 22.9 it is. 318.7, 22.9 is going
to be 270. And if you wind it up, give you a
mark on the start. Okay, now I'm beginning 318.7,
22.9. And it's star field 411. It's 270-second
exposure. Stand by for the Mark. Stand by;
standby.
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225 Ol 01 Oh CDR MARK. And it's 042 frame number. I'II be off
the con_nfor a while.
225 O1 04 51 CDR MARK. It's open. Now let's pick up a new one,
and let's go to - that was 411. Now let's go
to 326.6, 326.6 - 326.6 and 21.4, 21.4; 326.6,
21.4 to 270. Okay, now this is going to be
star field 415; star field 415; I'll give you
270 exposure right now and later on I'll give
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225 01 22 56 CDR MARK. Okay. I Just cave you the last one,
instead of 180, I gave you a 90-second esposure.
Everything else on the whole pad was correct.
Now I'm gonna look and see when the Sun comes
up. Because it was 01:23 then.
225 01 23 31 CDR Might have gotten arou_ .. from it, but no way.
Tell you in a minute. Okay, that last one, by
the way, was on frame number 0h7. That completes
it. I'm gonna bring in the, uh, ... now. Locks
extension that way .... Hush. I think this
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225 14 34 45 PLT You Just went into the rate p/fro mode, must
have been the reason for the fe_T short
bursts. Tbere's lots of - small pieces
of debris floating around like dust-sized
particles that . uh - have been blown off
the - uh - workshop - uh - screen. Oksy,
he's in the rate gyro mode stabilizing
his attitude very nicely, he's drifting
backward.
CDR ...
225 14 41 26 PLT Okay, 509B, I'm bach again .... TAC and
speed te_p off scale low. Same problem
we had before.
225 lh 42 I_0 PLT The debris is flying all over the workshop.
He's pitehin_ up. Looks liPe he _ight
have a little bit - _b - yaw to the right
in there. }_e continues to yaw to the right.
Here'sa 90-degreepitch _ith about a
30_degree ric_ht y_T, He's stabil_z!ng it
now. Now he's going to roll right.
Correction_ he's yawing right. _e has
a translation - uh - down_rard. Got
down translation going. His yaw right
looks very clean, he'¢ever. Now he's
stopping his yaw rlgnt, he's still _zith
the down translation. Okay, he's going
to roll to the left no_z.
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225 15 42 07 PLT Yaw - yaw lef - yaw left of the ... How's your
... Pitch down, yaw left, okay.
CDR ...
PLT Okay.
CDR ...
(M509 thrusters)
(Thruster noise)
(Thruster noise)
225 15 _5 h2 PLT Okay, space fans, it looks like M509ers are here
again and uh - after that tape recorder dump we
got interrupted. Uh, we're flying crew
discretionary _neuve2s. A1 Just m_de the comment
that uh, pushing off of a thing _th your hands -
is difficult because uh, or it does - it produces
some rotation becuse ,_, - you don't exact ...
e.g. as when you push off. We're tran - -
CDR ..., Jack.
PLT Okay.
PLT Okay, he's uh, he's ssying that uh, a right roll
ires a uh, yaw t the left.
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CDR ... up ... off the ... I crossed ... the tether
on this thing.
CDR ...
225 15 50 30 PLT Okay, I'm gonna let it go now. Okay, uh, _ have
the uh, about - 27 feet of umbicical inside of the
lift - up hatch, and it's uh, coiled around or
strung around uh, ... al's leg. Okay we're
(Thruster
noise)
(Thruster noise)
(Thruster noise)
(Thruster noise )
225 15 53 34 CDR ... the umbi!icals. And uh, you had to ..• to -
it doesn't want to go there ... And ... DIRECT
•.. lock aft ... torque ... rate gyro ... keeps
them firing all the time .... not Lmportant ...
PLT Okay, the umbilical uh, puts a constant torque
on the machine, and it uh, made it difficult to
fly to the uh_ u_h, banjo in DIPJJCT. Uh, in going
to the RATE GYRO _DDE then uh, the uh, _-ro or
the - the umbilical uh, tried to torque the uh,
the uh, _[PJ around and uh, it was uh, continuous
m multiple firings uh, u_l,aith A1 facing the banjo.
And uh, without putting any hand controller inputs
in the uh, rate gyros continued to fire the
thrusters.
225 15 34 55 PLT Okay Al's at the banjo. He's coming uh, do_n
to the donning station now. _,_at mode, Al?
CDR DIRECT.
(Thruster noise )
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SPT ...
225 16 07 O1 PLT Okay, he's in the upper center of the workship, uh,
yawing to his left.
CDR ...
225 16 09 18 PLT He's commenting the hose uh, has some stiffness
in it-, which uh, makes it uh, circle out and get
°
225 16 l0 00 PLT Looks like he's yawing right now, space fans.
225 16 l0 33 PLT Okay, now he's translating out in the middle of the
workshop. Looks llke hes yaw right is complete.
CDR ...
(Thruster noise)
225 16 12 25 PLT Read 800 poungs. Net using very much gas with
this HIE4U.
(Thruster noise)
CDR ...
225 16 15 29 PLT Now he's roting to the left, and he's getting
ready to uh, fo maneuvers.
i
(Thruster noise )
CDR ...
(Thruster noise)
(Thruster noise)
225 16 21 44 PLT Okay he's making a pretty nice yaw to the left
up there in the banjo area. They used to call
him Banjo Bean - back to the University of Texas.
He's blowing washers and everything all over.
CDR ...
CDE ...
PI,T Huh?
CDR ...
z'_ 225 16 25 29 rLT Okay, let me turn this camera off here. Okay,
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225 17 13 15 CDR Should any maneuvers be changed for the next 509
run? Well, I don't think so it's gonna be awfully
f_ repetitious,but if you'te trying to get data, I
guess we can do it. One thing we idd do today,
now, we took the umbilical that we're gonna use,
put it on the side of the manuvreing unit and
tried to fly. Sure enough, that umbilical has
a mind of its own. Not only is - is hard to get -
not oly has a position it likes to go to - uh -
which is bad, but it has inertia - by end monentum.
By that I mean, wher you're still and want to
move somewhere and you start thrust for it,
the old umbilical Just doesn't want to go.
You're thrusting, not in CG and it - it
just doesn't wanna go. Then when you finally get
it going at the expense of multiple puunds of
fuel, hhen it doesn't want to stop. So as
you're going towards the target, it tends to want to
end up going where you want.
225 17 14 09 CDR Finally, if you get headed that way, let's say
you're a little bit to the left of target and
you're trying to get a right correction, you're tryin
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225 17 17 05 CDR We know those are what's ... close, but not
quite. Now let's take some of the attitude
maneuvers. Pick up or down seems like a pure
m=neuver. Yaw left - I think you get a pitch
down, but I'm not sure - and a roll left; I'm
pretty sure - I 'm very sure about that. Roll
right, you get a yaw left ; and roll left, you
get a yaw right.
225 17 17 2_ CDR Now, on these rolls, the back - the ... doesn't
fit very tight in roll. If you pitch up, it -
you feel it move aro,,mdin your back, but not
troublesome. Same th£ng with yaw. So when you
do a roll, it really moves around your back.
Then later - during tae ran I made a c_"_P_t
one time - "when I yawed left, a long big burst."
It tended to make - Z yawed right, it made me
roll left. By that I mean, as I yawed right in
a hurry, I wasn't - I had m_ hand relaxed on
the hand controller, and it caused m_ hand then
to move into a left _ll position. Or the
hand controller moved out from under m_ hand
@aring the right, which gave a left roll. Then
it fired left roll which ... that out. Now
that was the only time that occurred.
225 17 18 25 CDR Did you notice any rate change during CMG desats?
Well, we had several in roll. And then I
probably had a few others I didn't pay attention
too. But a ... feeling would be no. I did not
notice any rate change and if I did, it wasn't
signifficant. I'Ii try and notice it next time.
I don't thing that's an important thing. But I
could be wrong.
225 17 18 _5 CDR Could you hear or feel the CMG lonk_ng? Did you
Did you ever feel that ... locked in celloids
solenoids when caging and uncaging? The
answer. I could hear all sorts of noise
hut I couldn't feel them too well .... and
also didn't hear them really go click. Mostly
I was looking at the light.
225 17 19 04 CDR Could you hear the CMG gimbals whine during
limb motion? Didn't do limb motion. During
attitude c,-,,_ands? I'ii tell you what I
did notice. If I was flying close to the
object, I did notice that I would tend to
move ay legs aft. If I was flying out in
the middle, I'd tend to let them float for-
ward. I only contacted the vehicle one
tlme, or two times, and I could have pre-
vented it. I Just felt that I was gonna
let it touch there 8rid save fUel. Once
going to the banjo - Sc_e other time that I
don't recall. But anyhow, it wasn't a
hit thing. I found that I could hold on
lightly in RATE GYRO. It had no effect.
225 IT 20 06 CDR Did you notice any leg lag during rotation?
Not particularly. What I did notice was
that I wanted every once in a while to kick
my legs because, you know, you Just like to
move around in this zero g. You're tired
of being still. And if I did not move, it
would fire thrusters - the vehicle would
C move, so I'd quit it. But there was a desire
to kick the legs around. Although I didn't
notice sny particular firing or attitude
excursions with leg motion during firing
itself.
225 17 21 05 CDR Let's $ry OWS factors. Did you notice that
atmospheric drag in _tation - translation?
No. Don't think it's noticeable. Went uh
and flew near the vents and everything else.
Didn't see it. Now _f I went u_ to a spot
where the fan was blowing where there is in
the upper air, I'm sua-e that I would feel it.
The closest I came to something _e that was
up to the - sitting in the top of the duct
where the suction - Just putting your hand
over it you should feel suction. But hack
3 or 4 inches ... there's no noticeable
effect.
225 17 21 35 CDR Did you notice the OWS air velocity pertur-
bating your translations? No. During station
keeping? No. Did you notice any OWS rota-
tions during translation_ We've already
discussed it. Did shadows provide useful
"motion cues? Not much the way it shadows
up there because lights are _]I around. Mo-
tiou ... you got to ... Also one of the nice
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225 19 O0 56 CDR Okay, this is ... again - CDR. I've got some
nitrogen bottle readings. Starting with bottle 1.
2950, 94 degrees; 3000, 95 degrees; 1452, 1453,
1432, 1435; CDR out.
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/'% 225 19 24 35 CDR This is for ATM, folks. This is CDR debriefing
the run. As I reported real time, Owen was not
able to find the - uh - cell boundary that - or
recognize the cell boundary that he worked on
for sometime this morning. So he went to the
coordinates, moved right, which would be toward
cell interior by some 20 arc seconds and then
did the - the building block. It went off okay,
and - that's the end of the show.
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225 19 37 16 CDR Okay, this is the CDR talking, and this little
bit of information is for the biomed interested
parties. We're getting ready to run a 92 171
on Dr. Owen J. Garriott, the SPT. And - uh -
I've Just entered - uh - He's in there rigging
blm_elf out, but I've gone ahead and put on
his legband. It's not on his legs obviously,
but - uh - in the can and I can tell you the
numbers. They're th@ ones you sent up, and
they're the ones we're gonna be using all the
time.
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225 20 38 09 CDR This is for the biomed fellas. I'm now checking
the gas pressure on the N2, 02, CO 2 bottle at
lhhg, 1449.
225 20 47 59 CDR Okay. Cabin air pressure, 5.099 for the }4171.
SPT is subJect_ CDR as observer.
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226 00 1005 PLT Hello there, ATM fans, this is Jack. We're
debriefing this time the 23:16 run. And uh -
several funnies here. We ran the uh - ran the
rev pretty much as advertised there. We got JOP
6, building block 2, off pretty well. Says
realignments. And I Just merely checked the
alignments because I have a hunch that when this
pad was written that you didn't realize that
0wen had already checked them again yesterday.
And I feel that his uh- work is about a good as
can be done. And I just checked them and
verified that they're still the way they were
when he did them. But I made no further
corrections to the alignment which he made
yesterday.
226 00 1059 PLT Then went on to do JOP 15 Bravo, step 36A and
uh- you want a comment on the visibility of the
coronal hole at this time. And during several
integrations on the XUV monitor, I couldn't see
any coronal hole at that point. Uh- there
looked like - looked like there was a lot of
limb brightening in _LUV. There looked to be to me
about a 90-degree uh - segment of it - 90-degree
arc was covered with limb brightening and we
were pointed right in the middle of it. I
verified the coordinants and we sure were
pointed at 280. So I couldn't see any
coronal - coronal hole there and maybe it was
coming around the limb or something, but got
Owen up here and we hoth looked at and
verified that we had the right pointing and
did a - uh - building block just right. And
so you got the data.
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226 lh 03 01 CDR Okay, CDR, talking about the ATM pass again.
It looks like before we finish auto,
we're going to drop into the - uh -
effective sun set region. I'm going
to - uh - stop the auto when we do.
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layer of _,_:itewhich appeea-s to me to be the top
of the coloud layer up there. But then it difuses
into - uh - more lurite and then into light blue,
and into the - uh - deeper blue and - uh - a
deeper blue again that diffuses intself into the
black fo - uh - space. I'ii try in this first
set of sightings to use the - u/l - use the - uh -
line of de_m_rcation - uh - uh - _¢hieh appears to
he the sharpest and most well defined% that is,
the upper layers of the clouds before it gets
into the ... layer. But it is hard bo see in
the stadimeter, particularly in the right-most -
uh - the reticle. _md I keep forgetting time
over there, O. Stand by .
226 15 2h 03 SC ...
226 15 38 15 PLT _kay, space fans, this tis the FLT again, on -
uh - channel A. _,_e'regetting ready to do some
- uh - T002 sessions to - _h - I believe its
called a 6 Bravo - operational sightings. And
- uh - we're going to use tvo stars. _Te're going
to put the star on the night horizon. Give you
a mark _hen it occurs. And - uh - you've selected
stars i0 and 14 for me. _d I think - u/h - we
might be able to get along _,_iththat. _.Te'
Ii see
I'll perform zero bias sighting to begin _rith.
The _iopter setting is a minus 1.25 and the
te_nerature is reading 72 degrees at the present
time. Ue'll do our zero bias sightings on
Foz_%lhaut.
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m_a__ from n_ elbow and the wall, stadimeter
against the _indow, ... the hood. Got a full
moon.
226 15 h0 02 _PLT A/Id there's a mark at the first - u_h - zero bias,
which is 0.03. Take another one. I'm rolling
back the - uh - dial each time. Rotated the
same direction each time. Counter-cloeLu_ise when
looking at the dial, I think it's the same. '.le're
at zero bias sighting number 2. It's 0.0h ....
0.002 and 0.00h, up th where ... And that is a
0.00h. Fifthe one -- fourth one coming up. Uh
0.005, and fifth one .... run a fifth one here
- a little shaky .... Got them lined up side
by side .. Make it 0.004.
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_arth. _ne other question is _-Thiehone _..:e
select. And the boundsry is ve_, _ell defined
... _@hat I'll do is - uh - I'll - With these
first set of sichtings, I'Ii ts/<e the hizher or
most upper la3rer - that being that horizon to
which we ... It may be the top of the atmosphere.
So we'll take a mark here• Stand by.
226 15 46 53 PLT Okay, here I s_ again. _[_-Twe got all the lights
off. [{ow I'm using the hood and all the lights
off, to boot. I just thought maybe _.Te'dbe
able to vie'_ this horizon better .... _[ot much
•.. in here, although I see no lo_er layer
anymore. It's Just a upper diffuse edge of -
gradual change from black to white. I'll put it
to ...
226 15 48 52 PLT li&RX 39.544. I'm not confident I'm getting the
same place in the - starting in the sa_e place
on the horizon every time because it's Just ...
Trying to put it at the place x_here ... of
demarcation but - uh -
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226 15 59 32 PLT ;_ARk, 05.1_29. I thin]: I can give you some more
on Fomalhaut. It's _:_y the heck up there. _* *
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226 16 04 h6 PLT YAPS, i0, l_0.91h ... 9.15, ... and that takes
care of Fom2_lhaut. I've found Achenar the horixon
a/ready. I've found Achenar. It's almost on the
horizon over there already. Okay, Aehenar. See
if we can get any more on. I'm already passing
into the great beyond.
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226 16 _%1 O1 SP I'm gonna run it off a little bit and run it
back do_nl. _'.Tant
the center horizon higher; or
get the other tu_oand then run it back d_¢n.
_26 16 33 02 SP I_[&R:C
h.0hh. _qell, the major problem appears to
be that up ... the horizon is fairly well-defined,
where as out to either side _zhere the other ...
the horizon is not weil-defined. Therefore,
you're m_tehing up a well-defined horizon in the
middle with two non-well defined horizons at the
side. _le pictures Just don't match.
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226 16 I_i 31 SPT I_AR_, 4.022 .... the 180 degree positions now
horizon ... trp for the first 12 nutrias ... horizon
according to _y vle_;s through the instruments on
the °.. on top, ... on the bottom ... C_tting my
feet stuck in a good spot here.
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8_ud the fusin_ iuto the hlaeh .... de-u_arcation
area. I thin}[ this tec_hnique works for me better.
I don't know how integrated our altitude
structure t•_illbe hatched up and lined up.
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little more difficult, in that the outer picture
well I guess in all fo them, prinarilly in the
outer one, whit is scattered up the vertical line,
on the outside of the line right where it meets
the line ... brightening_ vertie_l brightening
on the outside of both vertical lines.
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226 16 51 01 PLT MARK 3.923. One feature of the ... that makes
that technique a little more difficult is that
- uh - in the outer - uh - pictures, well, I
guess on all of them, primarily on the outer
,_ ones; - uh - white is scattered up the vertical
line on - uh - the outside of the line, right
where it meets the line ... brightening show
vertic/1 brightening cn the outside of both
vertical lines. Hey - uh - Hank. I'm using
the tape recorder. Let me know if you're gonna
dump it, okay?
226 16 57 36 PLT MARK 4.0_6. That one was ... left field.
226 17 01 ii PLT 3.967. What I'm doing now in looking out the
window is - uh - becu_use of the way the horizon
looks - uh - I'm matching the top of the - uh -
As I look out the window I can see that the
- uh - ... horizon, that is the top of the
clouds, they' re not - uh - continuous from one
horizon to the other across the ... horizon.
But the thing that does look continuous is the
- ulu - demarcation between the blue a_d the
black. So, whet I 'm gonn_ do is llne up both.
226 IT 02 15 PLT I don't know what's going on, but the whole
left side of the center is black. Hight - -
... all ... now .... pull ... back in.
SPT ...
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226 17 15 54 PLT Okay, space fans, looks like we're gonna have to
- uh - forget about this - uh - - u_h - T002
r this pass cause - uh - the other gays want to
get in here and eat. in order to keep on
schedule, they're going to have to do that
so - uh - I'll break it off fur now and - uh -
tend to pick it up later.
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226 22 06 24 SPT Okay, debriefing the 131-1 on the PLT, Jack is the
subject. All on the tape recorder, no hitches,
everything was exactly as pla_ed. Uh - went
through at 25 r_ - _ot only a symptomatic Jack
reports a symtotic as well. Asymtotic toward
going to sleep. Approaching that asymtote. And
- that's about ,11; we'll do the other one now.
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aids. DQue and wall handrails, I never
use them. S_fS handrails, I don't use
them ve-_j often - &h - ts/<e it back,
STS handrails' are used more, that's our
principal means of locomotion back
through there and I think they're very
useful in that area. And the same thing
is true for the IDA. Shoe cleats,
triangular, those are basically what
we all use. I _ear two triangular shoes
all the time and find it the zlost
convenient thing. I've not even tried
putting on the conical cleats yet,
&h - I _y get around to it "out I haven't
done so yet. _ater tank foot platform
I find useful. I've used it on number
of occasions on getting in and out of
dome lockers or up arotmd there for
the TV work and so forth. _he ATH foot
platform,I alwaysuse. The portable
PGA foot restraints ",reuse for the uh -
-- suit donning stuff 8,nd uh - %'e use them
to tie down our suits for the d_jing
interval s_id so they' re handy to have
and of course they were indispensable
on the EVA. Portable handholds, as far as
I know-, we've never used them.
PLT 0_=ay.
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is sort of an unscheduled use. Tether
and bungees - I think we need more of
those things around here of various
kinds - need to sit down and think
about Just _rhat kind they ought to
be. But uh - we need these things
that'll strap across the front of our
lockers in the wardroom. And the ones
that are on there _,.riththese little
wires are sort of dangerous - po-
tentially dangerous - as they don't
stay well or anything else.
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the one that's supposed to be a hand
washer, the only trouble is that you
can't use it to hand _,_ash. You put
your hands in there, you try to pre-
tend you' re hand washing and you splat-
ter water all over the compartment so
all it amounts to really is a place to
dampen your _Tash rags and tc_.zelsand
tLh - the whole concept of the hand
washer needs to be re-thought through
because the one we've got is not one
at all.
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are fine. _
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lousy, well, those salt things - good
grief! Oh, one-third of them have
already cracked and leaked out and the
salt is therefore caked. _.@aenever
you try to pick it off you got free
salt floating all over. The next
up, you pull the flaps back and then
the salt sticks to that and you squeeze
'era and it squirts about 60 degrees mcay
from the direction that you are pouring.
So it either goes all over your buddy or
all over the tray or all over the air.
Now the final third you usually get on
your food, so they're about one-third
efficient and the other two-thirds
are all over the spacecraft. Very
annoying.
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got a lot of _ork _,one on it but I sleep
in mine allright. It's not b_. Trash
airlock, A1 always does on his o_n.
Vacuum cleaner - I've personally not
used. 1'[ardroo_ table - I've not used
it for any non-eating use. Tool-caddy
- I've never put on; get along ",rithout
it, use "my pockets. Portable fans, _ze
use those around a little bit for cooling
various things, flow to the equipnent
kit, we got a tape recorder stashed
around, everythin G else we've never used.
Garments - I need more socks that's the
only thing I should have thought to bring
some up. All I brought up vas some
shorts which I'll probably can use but I
should have brought some socks up.
Light baffle, haven't even put it up.
That privacy curtain I presume is the
one in front of each of our compartment
and they're very useful to keep the
light out. Zc_rie, I am all the way
through and I'm out for now, SPT out
on 48Y-something or other, it's page
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227 12 21 37 SPT _PT_ is 061._ 061 for his PF_) _bove the
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227 12 23 27 SPT CDR's is lh9_ lh9 for the CDR PRD. _,nd
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227 16 32 2h CDR Okay, this is the CDR debriefing the ATM pass.
There's really not a lot to say. It came off
on schedule. As I reported real time_ I went
to the coordinates that the ground passed me,
which were left, 410; up, 250. I looked around
for reference of an active region. Found some,
at least what I thought were scJne, at left, 267;
and up, 31_. I went to that area and performed
the JOP tuilding blocks defined by the pad.
CDR out.
227 16 3_ h7 CDR This is the CDR on channel A. I'm not sure who
this goes to, but it's a DTO called t_mp i. I
performed it a few minutes ago and I'd like to
give you the results. I'll read you the tempera-
tures from top to bottom. Forward compartment A,
rear freezer, 67.0. B, rear of logic control
box, but I picked behind the freezer and mounted
on the wall. That's -_here I think it was. Okay,
those were the three pipes. The third one, by
f the way, was a rail rnnn_ngup the side of the
freezer and _.,en one runs down the left side.
I picked the midpoint of the right side one. It
was a pipe and I took the point Just below the
rear of the logic co_Ltrol boxes. Now, it's
conceivable that the others say hot pipes. But
this really means I should have taken it to -
at the rear of the logic control box. I think
I'll go up there and do that. But you can't get
very far in behind dc_m that flap. It's stiff
and not a reasonable thing to do. Forward com-
partment floor, on heat pipe below solar SAL
7h.l. On _heat pipe %o right of VCS dyct 3, 71.0.
Experiment compartment, on heat pipe adjacent ot
VUS duct w, 72.7. Anl on the heat pipe to the
right of VCS duct nu_er i, 70.7.
227 16 36 12 CDR The one that I think I may have had the problems
on _ at the rear of the logic control box,
under the flaps, and I'll stick that in there.
Probably you won't touch ar_fthing hut I'ii Just
read the numbers. CDR out, and I'll be back
to tell you about it in a minute. CDR out.
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227 16 51 47 PLT MARK, 31.567. Bad news. Make sure we got the
right star. We sure do.
227 16 53 40 PLT MARK, 31.584. Give you two more. Then I got
to go to the ATM.
227 16 55 22 PLT MARK. Last mark, 31.628. Well, I'll give you
a couple more. I have got just a couple more
minutes.
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227 16 55 56 PLT MARK, 31.642. The dimmer your star, the more
you're ac - acereat - the less your accuracy is -
Not the more. Diphda's a pretty dim star. Now
ANIK is the star for this.
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227 20 04 06 PLT Data MARK. Okay, he's going Mode CMG. Flies on
to 6 degrees of ...... simulat Voc. Rate typical
of an EVA mission and be consistent
227 20 04 19 PLT Data MARK .... Donning Station and fly to points 2
through 5- Meanwhile the intrepid PLT gets the
camera out. Yeah, it is. Mush have thought
__ it was, anyway. F 58. He's flying up to the Banjo.
Bet I can get there before you can. Yeah, _
gotta have that and operate. There's nothing
wrong. We won't h_ve our little moves in there
227 20 05 33 PLT Data MARK at the Banjo. Now flying down to the
FMU number 2.
227 20 08 15 PLT There. He's at the dome locker. Now he's rotating
around ..... all the while six to eight inches
from the dome locker. Smoothly translating and
rotating. No apparrent difficulty, whatsoever.
Slowly but surely. Okay, he's passing like a
424. He's underneath the dondensate tank now.
Watch head! There he is, stablized 432. Now
backing off. Heading for the Donning Station;
rotating to his left. Here he comes, space fans.
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227 20 ll 58 PLT Data mark. KCMG is in rate gyro. CMG power off.
Okay, he is in rate gyro.
Mode - more direct. He casing the CMG. Huh?
Okay, he's waiting Just to see what happens to
his RATE GYRO. A few ... in rate gyro now he's
direct. Repeat the BASELINE.
227 20 12 5_" PLT Data Mark. He backed off from the Donning
S_atlon. Direct. Heading for the Banjo. Okay,
he's a bit - pointing to workshop, rotating to
his right, translating towar_ the Banjo. There
he is up at the Banjo stablizing himself.
Now backing off; getting ready to come down to
FMU 2. Rotating on his left side nice smooth
coordinative maneuver all in the center all the
while. Keep that turn and bank indicator in there.
Look this way. Don't quit looking. Here you go.
Now gotcha. Moving his legs around now llke on
a teeter totter. He came back to where he was.
Just as all the fine community predicted.
Stablizing at FMU 2.
227 20 16 28 PLT Data MARK, now he's b_cking off. Oooh, I'm having
more i_un than he is. That's enough of those Nikon
photos. Translating up to 404 where he sees the
great tape on the locker. Okay, he's smoothly
translating under th? dome lockers at this time
... the locker .......... and a hand controller.
Having problem contrclling his rates or attitude
Got a nice constant rotation rate up. Especially
designed to match the translation around a Circular
track. Doing an ext_'ordianary Job. Now passing
underneath the condensate tank. Upright position
Sun about 6 to 8 inches from the blue ring
underneath the water tank. Head Just claeaing
the condensate tank. Stablizing himself in from
of locker 432. Now backing away and down, a little
less yaw, backing away and down, less yaw. Got
a little right roll out of that somehow, which
he's not taking out. Okay, he's right over the
hatch to the crew quarters area.
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227 20 22 24 PLT Data MARK. The kid picked out checklist ring
out of mid air; puts it in his Jump pocket. Now
facing the Banjo; two thirds of the way to it.
He's rising to meet the Banjo. Junk drifting all
over the workshop. Okay, he's stablized; now
backing off from the Banjo; heading for FMU 2.
He puts in the some last rolls. Translating
downward. Looking over his left shoulder. Now
putting in a little more left roll. Sliding
smoothly and neatly. Into position. (Whistle)
Okay, there he is stablized at FMU 2. Now he's
backing away; heading for his next kick point
which he knows so woll. Moving upward in the worhshop.
In a plane parallel with the water tank. Rotating
to his left with his back toward his target.
Okay, to his left. Now he's exactly upright,
Vertical. Moves himself off of the workshop ....
Rotating to his left to make it to his target.
Seems to me he's in cemplete control; using
a different set of circumstances to get himself
where he wants to gc, but having no problem. Okay,
there he is stableizing himself in front of 40_;
a little bit of pitchback. Upright and stablized
in front of 404. Translates to his right moving
around the dome lockers. Somehow got a little
right roll out of that last. And half spin
and right turn. Rotating as before to
432, 6 to 8 inches from the dome lockers with the
hand control. Now flying in little closer, maybe
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227 20 33 57 PLT Data MARK. He eases himself hand over hand around
the ring. Be careful not ot permit the use of
the ........
r 227 20 34 i0 PLT He eases hand over hand and around the ring over
to 432. Okay, he's able to get himself over there
with a minimum amount of difficulty. Stops in
front of h32 not hav_ng fired a thruster.
227 20 34 _3 PLT Data MARK. Looks back over his left shoulder
to find out where the, Donning Station is. He
sees it stablizes himself in front of the dome
locker, and pushes off with both hands. Yawed le__h_.
downward, gi%_es himself an odd thrust - add
thrust. Now he's going to back in to the Donning
Station. He's sideways to the Donning Station at
this time. Left side toward it looks like he's
not gonna back in, he's gonna go in front first.
Going to his left, ba4_king off with a PHC. Coming
neatly into position --'nfront of the Donning
Station. Grabs up, faces the hand rails, and stab-
lizes himself.
227 20 35 33 PLT Data MARK. He thinks that might have cost more
•fuel than Just flying in. That's kind of the same
thought I had in listening to you. He thinks if you
flew it slower and with more control, you'd probably
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227 20 47 05 CDR This is the CDR, and I'm debriefing for the run
too, I'm debriefingpart of 509: this is the ...
bottle change the --_nd bather2- change. This
information goes to Ed Winston, Lou Ramon, Bruce
McCandless, and othel 509 interested individuals
... I'll Just go through the list again, and then
maybe you'll make a few comments. And then I'll
do the same thing after the second run. That way
we'll get to cover both maybe. In which mode was
the BASELINE MANEUVEI_ easiest to fly? The MG
obviously. Why? Because it holds attitude so
beautiful. You're not distracted by the firing of
Jets so you have a feeling that you can maneuver
very precisely. You can make small corrections,
and it's not costing you anything in the way of
expendables. Now, oz.ce again, I don't think you
•.. have to be this _recise. It is the most precise
but not necessary, and not ... relate my manuver
• .. Just a second. I've got to ... Wait.
227 20 49 18 CDR Okay, lets take the FREE STYLE MANEUVER. You
indicated you'd like a maneuver that was somewhat
different and flown Just in a new way. So - or
backwards or something. So I decided to fly the
route upside down. Which is fairly easy to do.
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227 20 52 12 CDR I think that you'd find DIRECT over ... there's
no reason to have th. other, :,-less you want ...
what would be optimum. Could you command as smal I
a minimum impulse with the RHC as you desired?
That's the same question, I think, and the answer
is no. I'd like to command in a sm_11er one; Just
wasn't able to do it. When attempting minimum RHC
cnmmands, did you sometimes fail to thr - act
thrusters? The reasoo_ I didn't is because I took
the best ... Now maybe if I somehow determined how
much rotation over we get from start of the °..
and went from there, I probably could. But in
that case I would ... I find it much simpler mentally
•to Just get a c_,,and - fire every time you can.
227 20 56 52 CDR Did you notive rate changes during CMG desats?
Yesterday, I didn't. Today I watched carefully
and noticed that it did. If it Jerked on the
vehicle when the thing fired, means ... cause
you haven't put it in COMMAND. It does it in all
axes; it doesn't do it very often. When it does,
it's not particularly disturbing. It's
noticeable, though. Jerks the vehicle slightly.
It Jerks the ... at the back part slightly, but no
strain. It's ...
227 20 58 04 CDR Could you hear or feel the CMG locking solenoids?
Answer: Yes, I could hear them, and I could feel
them ever so slightly, a1_ost the same as on the
ground. I felt no difference at zero g with those
two items. Could you hear the CMG gimbal whine
during limb motior_s? Slightly. I didn't look
for it. I've gotta look for that next time. I -
I had noticed that if you move your legs, your
arms, your body_ if you move them maneuvering
around ..., and before I started any maneuvers,
Just as I came out of the, uh, donning station,
I did sc_e of those. You can see them. As you
can see, I moved quite large ... and rapidly. And
I think that will give you a feeling that m_ybe
your body motions could have a big thing to do
I think that will give you a feeling that maybe
your body motions could have a big thing to do
with it. I noticed when I moved around a little
bit, rate gyros fixed, way too many thrusters to
make me stop. That's another thing I don't
J like about rate gyros_ if you move around
too much, it fires thrusters and wastes gas.
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PLT What ?
CDR ..•
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CDR ...
CDR ...
PLT Huh ?
CDR ...
PLT (m stling)
PLT Okay, there he is. Stabilized at FMU-2. f"
Now he's backing away. Heading for his
next check point which he knows so well.
Moving upward in the workshop in a plane
parallel with the water tanks. Rotating
to his left with his back toward his
target looking to his left. He's exactly
upright - vertical. Blowing stuff off of
the workshop screen. Rotating to his left
to ,eke it to his target. He seems to be
under complete control, using a different
set of _ircum_tances to get himself
where he wants to go, but having no
problem. Okay, there he is. Stabilizing
himself in front of _04. Little hit
pitched back.
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227 20 5816 CDR Could you hear the C?ZG gimbal whine during
limb motion? Uh - slightly. I didn't look
for it. I've got to look for it next time.
I - I - uh - I've noticed if you move your
legs or arms or body, you can move this
• manuevering unit around greatly. And be-
fore I started any maneuvers Just as I
came out of the - uh - uh - uh - donning
station, I did some of those and you can
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We're going to make this full 270,
space fans, as Jack would say. I'ii
give you a m-_k at the coupltetion and
that'll be the e_d of the game. We'll
go into the carriage retractor stowage
boy and that's it. Carriage retracted,
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cycling some of those frames a couple
of times. You should be able to tell it
by the fact that the counter number
Jumped; I don't think any of them were
" in their positions over a second, so I
don't think we've had any double exposures,
uh, we maybe had a couple today of double
exposures of the - second exposure was a
r_ second long, or something like that. And
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of which I opened. The first can is
serial number 1038 and, uh, the second
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Howdy spacefans this is Jack on channel A.
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228 O0 17 36 CDR
It would be south of the, uh, main arch,
_- uh, and the prominence part of it, visible
in H-Alpha on the limb. And it looks
like, it's _ust a guess, maybe there's an
arch that you can't 4 see there in, uh,
H-Alpha, but there is an arch. I checked
it and, uh, uh detector 3 of this block
but didn't get any action of ... didn't
get any action but decided that it takes
a day to do it anyway. So it turns out
there's nothing there; I don't think we've
lost much, except maybe 82B a fr-me of
82B .... maybe they could-with background,
the information there or there in fact
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227 21 25 46 PLT C_ay, he's got his re.re and attitude under
cnntrol, translating slowly downward and
forward. He's about 3 feet from the donning
station. Okay, he has reached the donning in
the proper attitude. The pressure turn out
tO be 2300 psi. Now going into the baseline
-_neuver, right, AI? Okay, we go to ID2.
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CDH Huh?
CDH ..°
CDH ...
CDR ...
_DH ...
227 21 43 21 PLT Okay, noW he's going to take the HHMU and
try to fly faster, he says. See how fast
we can make it around there with the HPE4U.
Thinks he may lose it. He's going to give
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227 21 52 01 PLT And flying around the dome locker area now.
C_ttin_ sizeable quantities of thrust. Now
he's stabilizing himself - uh - at the blue
rs/1 around - underneath the water tank, with
his hands, underneath the condensate tank,
getting himslef ._ dome locker height _in.
How holding onto the condensate tRnk;
stabilizing his position in that area.
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227 21 56 58 PLT Now he's grabbed onto the water tank number 3
and torqued himself hand over hand - or by
his ha-4 to _06 where he stabilizes himself,
facing the it. And - d_ta marks. He's
decided what he'd like to do is go hack to
where he was, that is over by FMU 2 and try
that more time. He's gone down there via
the h--drail. Now stabilized FMU _,m_er 2,
the preferred position. Looks up over his
shoulder to see where he needs to go; pushes
off in a backward pitch .... trenalatlon ...
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227 22 03 40 PLT ... down to the FMU number 2, the ..., and
now translating away. Up, pretty much straight
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228 ;2 _i 55 CDR This is the CDR again with ... We did the ...
at ... kilometer level, so I ... 5M ...
Everything elSe is nominal ...
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(Clattering noises )
PLT Yeah.
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PLT (Whistling) •
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CDR Just a minute, we're disconnected. We'll
do it in Just a second.
CDR 0.?
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CDR Okay.
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228 15 53 33 PLT Okay, that was the guy who was supposed to
knock on that plate over there. But you did
it; that's allright, I got the picture, now.
OksT, respiration exercises. AI, breathe
deeply approximately six times. Okay, be's
breathing deeply, standing on the FMU 1 foot
restraint.
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PLT Get.
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normal spped you move around in in zero g.
Okay, you completed that, A1, he's - uh - ._"
soaring one more time however, back to -
uh - FMU-2, and - uh - then back to -
uh - 1 with a double sumersault. Okay,
that's about it, AI, that is - uh - the
end of - uh - task i number I, gross body
motions and if yo u have any pertinent
c_ent you'd like to record it at this
time.
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228 13 20 57 CDR CDR again on TOI3. I CAIJ S]4J plate i, four times
because the little wire _hat runs from the pin
happens to interfe1_ with the calibrate rod. So
I moved it out of the way and did it again. I tin
going over to FMU 2 now.
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SPT 156 for the PLT, 156 for the PLT's PRD.
SPT 165 for the CDR, 165 for the CDR's PRD.
End of the PRD message.
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228 18 58 17 sc sta=¢ W.
228 19 30 02 PLT And the counter looks like it's ... time
19:30, and looks like we won't get _B,t
O-second exposure in. Well, we're Ko_g to -
probably be all right, but we're not going
tO because that's what the time says, and
that's what time we are going to quit. Stand
by to close the shutter on frame 7_. I4%RK.
SHb'A'A'_RCLOSED, go to CARRIAGE I_'A'_AuT_U and
leave it there. And that's where we're stop-
ing. Frame 7_, field number 61, =hA we
stopped at the 90-second exposure.
228 19 31 58 SC Okay.
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