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Old August 30th 03, 04:40 AM
Robert Conley
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"adam bootle" wrote in message ...
Glad to have helped in some way Robert.


Let's just say your generosity is the key that will allow me to
complete both Mercury and Gemini.

The biggest gaps now are the specific details on the GATV (Gemini
Agena Target Vechile) particularly electrical, and attitude control. I
can't believe that the GATV is as underpowered as it appears to be on
my sim. But I used the best numbers I can find.

Also I have a copy of a detailed breakdown of the Gemini Computer that
doesn't correspond to anything in Gemini Familization Manual. So I
will keep a lookout for a copy of that manual. I believe there is one
specific to each spacecraft.

Again Thanks
Rob Conley

 




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