- John Young
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Yeah, not bad, is it? See, the O2 pressure is coming down now. Okay, the mains coming on the line, in case we need the heaters.
- John Young
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Yeah. Okay, the O2 pressure is now down to 925 and we have been on O2 High Rate two minutes. Coming up on two minutes.
- Gus Grissom
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Still don't have that scanner light out. There it goes. That's what caused that thing to go out the last time—when you turned those mains on.
- John Young
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Okay, that's three minutes and ten seconds of O2 High Rate. Don't want to stay on it five minutes. I think that is more than a guy can stand. The suit inlet temperature is up to 64 and pressure is down to 825. We will shoot it a shot of manual heaters here when it gets to 800.
- John Young
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Okay, MARK. Four minutes on the O2 High Rate Check. Now we will go to the first shot of manual heaters.
- John Young
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Yeah. That's what they said it'd do, didn't they? Okay, 10 seconds to go, and been holding the manual heater switch in for the last minute. It's keeping the pressure up to 825.
- Gus Grissom
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Give me the mark when you think I've got zero yaw.
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Can't see a thing, Gus. The quantity at the end of the O2 High Rate Check was down to 62 percent. Started at 66 and ended 62. I can't see a thing out the window, Gus, because of the sun.
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Yes.
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Spoken on March 23, 1965, 5:10 p.m. UTC (59 years, 7 months ago). Link to this transcript range is: Tweet