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Gemini Adapter Section - Battery and Fuel Cell Layouts

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Rusty B - 19 May 2004 20:47 GMT
The Gemini Familiarization Manuals Vol. 1 & 2
shows 5 or 6 unique adapter section layouts
for batteries and fuel cells installed in
Gemini's 3 through 12. Each spacecraft is
almost unique.

You can download these manuals from
Bob Andrepont's MANNED SPACEFLIGHT PDF DOCUMENTS
website at:

http://www.geocities.com/bobandrepont/spacepdf.htm

I have added these various Gemini adapter diagrams
(Gemini 3 through 12) to my Titan II ICBM History Website:

http://www.geocities.com/titan_2_missile/gemini.htm

http://www.geocities.com/titan_2_missile/index.html

I will be adding more Gemini diagrams in the coming days.

Gemini 3 & 4 had the same battery rack, so Gemini 3 must
have at least had the battery power for a 4-day mission.

Gemini 6 only had half as many batteries loaded onboard as
Gemini 3 & 4.

Gemini 5 & 7, being longer missions, had larger oxygen and hydrogen
tanks than other missions with fuel cells.

It's interesting to see the layout differences between various missions.

- Rusty Barton
Rusty Barton - 23 May 2004 17:49 GMT
>The Gemini Familiarization Manuals Vol. 1 & 2
>shows 5 or 6 unique adapter section layouts
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>
>It's interesting to see the layout differences between various missions.

The topic for the second most boring post ever posted on SSH will be
how the number of adapter equipment section rivets changed from one
Gemini flight to the next. ;-)

- Rusty Barton
OM - 23 May 2004 19:13 GMT
>The topic for the second most boring post ever posted on SSH will be
>how the number of adapter equipment section rivets changed from one
>Gemini flight to the next. ;-)

...And whether the threads were right-handed or left-handed on any
screw mounts.

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Pat Flannery - 24 May 2004 06:50 GMT
>The topic for the second most boring post ever posted on SSH will be
>how the number of adapter equipment section rivets changed from one
>Gemini flight to the next. ;-)

Don't forget the raw excitement of "The History Of Railway Track Gauges".

Pat
Doug... - 24 May 2004 08:33 GMT
> >The topic for the second most boring post ever posted on SSH will be
> >how the number of adapter equipment section rivets changed from one
> >Gemini flight to the next. ;-)
>
> Don't forget the raw excitement of "The History Of Railway Track Gauges".

And there are railfans out there who *do* find that kind of thing
exciting...

Doug
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Heinrich Zinndorf-Linker (zili@home) - 25 May 2004 23:45 GMT
Am Mon, 24 May 2004 00:50:35 -0500 schrieb "Pat Flannery":

>>The topic for the second most boring post ever posted on SSH will be
>>how the number of adapter equipment section rivets changed from one
>>Gemini flight to the next. ;-)
>
>Don't forget the raw excitement of "The History Of Railway Track Gauges".

Do you know or mean the story about horses' a.s width and its
dependance to Shuttle SRB diameter?

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Pat Flannery - 26 May 2004 08:20 GMT
>Do you know or mean the story about horses' a.s width and its
>dependance to Shuttle SRB diameter?

I think that is where the whole warped thread began:
http://makeashorterlink.com/?K25731668
go up to Beady's original posting. :-)

Pat
Heinrich Zinndorf-Linker (zili@home) - 26 May 2004 22:25 GMT
Am Wed, 26 May 2004 02:20:40 -0500 schrieb "Pat Flannery":

>>Do you know or mean the story about horses' a.s width and its
>>dependance to Shuttle SRB diameter?
>I think that is where the whole warped thread began:
>http://makeashorterlink.com/?K25731668
>go up to Beady's original posting. :-)

Yep - That's it. And I discovered, that my local news archive does not
reach far enough back - I seem to have lost all before 2003 :-( ...

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Robert Conley - 24 May 2004 03:52 GMT
> You can download these manuals from
> Bob Andrepont's MANNED SPACEFLIGHT PDF DOCUMENTS
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>
> - Rusty Barton

I have a Gemini-Titan Sim for Orbiter Sim that you may be interested
in.

http://home.alltel.net/estar/orbiter.html
http://www.orbitersim.com

Right now I am focusing on an accurate Mercury Sim with electrical and
life support simulation and then I plan to move on to Gemini.
Eventually I will get around to modelling all the aspects of the titan
2 as well.

Rob Conley
 
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