Spacelog Gemini 3

About another minute.

Going back to No. 1 on the UHF.

Going back to No. 1 on the UHF at elapsed time of 42.

There's no horizon out there at all.

Molly Brown, Molly Brown, CSQ CAP COM.

CSQ, this is Molly Brown.

Roger. how is your control system working?

Well, the control system is working fine. It's just that I have a very slight yaw to the left.

Molly Brown, I copy you very weak. Would you say again?

All the control system is working fine. We just have a very slight drift to the left.

Affirmative.

Are you on secondary ACME yaw logic?

Should we try that?

Yes.

Molly Brown, CSQ CAP COM. Are you in the FLOW position on the radiator?

Radiator is in FLOW position. We're trying secondary ACME yaw logic now.

Roger.

I don't know where I'm going to put this.

Does it have urine in it?

No, there isn't anything in it. it's air in it. I'm supposed to fit it into the aft food box.

Puncture it if it's just air.

Well, that's a thought.

CSQ, Molly Brown.

Molly Brown, CSQ CAP COM.

Roger. Unable to send a blood pressure. The bulb won't fit in the suit hole anymore.

Roger. Cape recommends that you place the driver switch to SECONDARY.

Roger.

Molly Brown, CSQ CAP COM.

Go ahead CSQ.

Your inlet temp: 76°. Your outlet temp: 42°.

Roger.

We'll stay in FLOW.

That secondary driver may have stopped the drift.

Molly Brown, CSQ.

Go ahead.

We have not received a blood pressure or an oral temp.

Roger. I told you the blood pressure bulb won't fit in the hole anymore. I think the “O” Ring is jammed, or something.

Roger. We're standing by for respirator maneuver.

Okay. Here it comes.

Okay. How about this? No. 2 audio in UHF and T/M CALIBRATE —

Molly Brown, CSQ. Stand by for a GMT time hack.

Roger.

On my mark GMT will be 15 11 10.

MARK!

Molly Brown, CSQ.

Roger your mark. My watch is 10 seconds fast.

Roger.

Have you received oral temp yet?

Molly Brown, CSQ.