Gemini Sensor Launch Shroud?

Does anyone have a picture of the Gemini with the Nose Sensor Shroud
in place?

Thanks,

Carl

On Feb 6, 2:04 pm, "surfduke" wrote:
Does anyone have a picture of the Gemini with the Nose Sensor Shroud
in place?

Thanks,

Carl

Gemini 3
http://images.jsc.nasa.gov/lores/S65-14543.jpg
http://nix.larc.nasa.gov/info;jsessi...-14543&orgid=8

Gemini 10
http://images.jsc.nasa.gov/lores/S66-42736.jpg
http://nix.larc.nasa.gov/info;jsessi...-42736&orgid=8


Rusty

surfduke wrote:
Does anyone have a picture of the Gemini with the Nose Sensor Shroud
in place?




Is it on in this shot?:
http://www.jrl-engineering.com/images/gemini/gem15.jpg

Pat

On Feb 6, 8:45 pm, Pat Flannery wrote:
surfduke wrote:
Does anyone have a picture of the Gemini with the Nose Sensor Shroud
in place?

Is it on in this shot?:http://www.jrl-engineering.com/images/gemini/gem15.jpg

Pat

I believe the nose sensor shroud was white, shaped somewhat like a
galvanized trash can lid, and covered the entire nose of the Gemini.
The white area in this picture is where the Gemini radar antennas are
located.

Rusty

Rusty wrote:
I believe the nose sensor shroud was white, shaped somewhat like a
galvanized trash can lid, and covered the entire nose of the Gemini.
The white area in this picture is where the Gemini radar antennas are
located.

Rusty


I think your photos are of it, and this is just the uncovered nose.
What made me think this might be of it was the description of the photo
which said it was a Gemini being prepared for launch, so I assumed it
would have the cover on it: http://www.jrl-engineering.com/Space_gem-3.html

Pat

On Feb 7, 6:26 am, Pat Flannery wrote:
Rusty wrote:
I believe the nose sensor shroud was white, shaped somewhat like a
galvanized trash can lid, and covered the entire nose of the Gemini.
The white area in this picture is where the Gemini radar antennas are
located.

Rusty

I think your photos are of it, and this is just the uncovered nose.
What made me think this might be of it was the description of the photo
which said it was a Gemini being prepared for launch, so I assumed it
would have the cover on it:http://www.jrl-engineering.com/Space_gem-3.html

Pat

Thanks Guys! Big Help!

Carl
Send You Guys some pictures of the finished Model in the morning, (If
You like)!

On Feb 7, 5:06 am, "surfduke" wrote:
On Feb 7, 6:26 am, Pat Flannery wrote:

Rusty wrote:
I believe the nose sensor shroud was white, shaped somewhat like a
galvanized trash can lid, and covered the entire nose of the Gemini.
The white area in this picture is where the Gemini radar antennas are
located.

Rusty

I think your photos are of it, and this is just the uncovered nose.
What made me think this might be of it was the description of the photo
which said it was a Gemini being prepared for launch, so I assumed it
would have the cover on it:http://www.jrl-engineering.com/Space_gem-3.html

Pat

Thanks Guys! Big Help!

Carl
Send You Guys some pictures of the finished Model in the morning, (If
You like)!

Here are a couple additional pictures of a Gemini with the Sensor
Launch Shroud in place.

http://capcomespace.net/dossiers/esp...ction%2012.JPG
http://capcomespace.net/dossiers/esp...tions/LC19.htm


http://capcomespace.net/dossiers/esp...gemini%20B.jpg
http://capcomespace.net/dossiers/esp...gemini/MOL.htm


Rusty

On Feb 7, 11:39 am, "Rusty" wrote:
On Feb 7, 5:06 am, "surfduke" wrote:



On Feb 7, 6:26 am, Pat Flannery wrote:

Rusty wrote:
I believe the nose sensor shroud was white, shaped somewhat like a
galvanized trash can lid, and covered the entire nose of the Gemini.
The white area in this picture is where the Gemini radar antennas are
located.

Rusty

I think your photos are of it, and this is just the uncovered nose.
What made me think this might be of it was the description of the photo
which said it was a Gemini being prepared for launch, so I assumed it
would have the cover on it:http://www.jrl-engineering.com/Space_gem-3.html

Pat

Thanks Guys! Big Help!

Carl
Send You Guys some pictures of the finished Model in the morning, (If
You like)!

Here are a couple additional pictures of a Gemini with the Sensor
Launch Shroud in place.

http://capcomespace.net/dossiers/esp...tions/LC19.htm

http://capcomespace.net/dossiers/esp...gemini/MOL.htm

Rusty

Thank You Very Much!!!! Those are Real Good Research Material. I am
putting the final details on the model. This is going to be the most
deatailed MOL/Gemini B test launch model, Yet, (Unless there is one I
have not seen out there).

I will post pictures to Whomever wants a set by Friday. Next I need to
get back to the Saturn I (SA-1). I finally think I can get the boat
tail right.

I think that living the history thru this kind of research, and
building models for display, (Is the most fun I have ever had, (With
My shirt on)).

Carl

surfduke wrote:
Thanks Guys! Big Help!

Carl
Send You Guys some pictures of the finished Model in the morning, (If
You like)!


Sure, I'd like to see it.

Pat

On Feb 7, 2:07 pm, Pat Flannery wrote:
surfduke wrote:
Thanks Guys! Big Help!

Carl
Send You Guys some pictures of the finished Model in the morning, (If
You like)!

Sure, I'd like to see it.

Pat

OK! I am finishing it now!

Carl