Author Topic: LIVE: STS-133 Flight Day 7 - EVA-2 (Read 152989 times)

Ronsmytheiii · « **Reply #260 on:** 03/02/2011 06:29 pm »

ground advising the crew that the CLP camera has been checked out and looks good

Al is cleaning up, glove check go to power up the light

sts1canada · « **Reply #261 on:** 03/02/2011 06:30 pm »

Beautiful shots of Discovery's nose and the HTV, the CLP install on the SPDM is checked out and it is in good shape.

52 minutes to sunset, Al has completed the CETA light install, go for MCC-H to power it up and check it out.

Richard

Ronsmytheiii · « **Reply #262 on:** 03/02/2011 06:32 pm »

Al's next task will be the repair to the thermal loop MLI on the P1 radiator

Steve will install the camera cover on the SSRMS elbow camera

Ronsmytheiii · « **Reply #263 on:** 03/02/2011 06:33 pm »

approaching 4 hours PET, limiting consumable EV-2 LiOH at 7 hours, and get aheads

Ronsmytheiii · « **Reply #264 on:** 03/02/2011 06:35 pm »

SSRMS going to GCA in to install the camera cover

sts1canada · « **Reply #265 on:** 03/02/2011 06:36 pm »

PET is approaching 4:00, limiting consumables are LIhO for EV #2, MCC wants to start clean up at PET 6:00, MCC-H offers up some get-ahead tasks for the EVAers if they have time after their current tasks are complete, Steve has more 'free time' than Al right now.

46 minutes to sunset, 35 minutes to East handover, Steve will install a len cover on the elbow camera of the SSRMS.

Richard

Ronsmytheiii · « **Reply #266 on:** 03/02/2011 06:37 pm »

Al working the radiator loops, arm GCA complete

Ronsmytheiii · « **Reply #267 on:** 03/02/2011 06:38 pm »

cover now on, SSRMS going to back off, Al going to do the radiator beam

Ronsmytheiii · « **Reply #268 on:** 03/02/2011 06:41 pm »

and Al Drew is at the first Radiator beam

Chris Bergin · « **Reply #269 on:** 03/02/2011 06:42 pm »

Task:

sts1canada · « **Reply #270 on:** 03/02/2011 06:43 pm »

Al will now work to tighten down the radiator beam fixtures on the P1 Truss that were installed (I think on STS-131) but they are loose and they need to be tighten down. These beams are used if a radiator needs to be replaced. He completed the removal of insulation from the TRAJ module above this worksite.

39 minutes to sunset, and 28 minutes to East only handover, complex is moving NE over the Pacific Ocean.

Richard

Chris Bergin · « **Reply #271 on:** 03/02/2011 06:44 pm »

Via L2:

Ronsmytheiii · « **Reply #272 on:** 03/02/2011 06:44 pm »

AL has pulled out his PGT to tighten the Radiator beam, Steve is packing up over at Columbus

Ronsmytheiii · « **Reply #273 on:** 03/02/2011 06:49 pm »

SSRMS is now in the undock position, no more need for it this mission

sts1canada · « **Reply #274 on:** 03/02/2011 06:51 pm »

The SSRMS is now in the undock position, the SSRMS will not be used for the rest of this EVA or scheduled for the rest of the mission.

Complex is approaching orbital noon in 4 minutes, 31 minutes to sunset.

Richard

Ronsmytheiii · « **Reply #275 on:** 03/02/2011 06:52 pm »

Steve going to take photos of the SOLAR experiment on Columbus

A little bit of wobble on the radiator beam, but no interference and is pretty flush with the truss

Ronsmytheiii · « **Reply #276 on:** 03/02/2011 06:53 pm »

SOLAR experiment

Going to start troubleshooting the bolts on the radiator

Ronsmytheiii · « **Reply #277 on:** 03/02/2011 06:55 pm »

Al driving bolts, and Steve admiring his reflection

Ronsmytheiii · « **Reply #278 on:** 03/02/2011 06:56 pm »

steve going to go take pictures of the POA on the MBS

Ku handover

Chris Bergin · « **Reply #279 on:** 03/02/2011 06:57 pm »

Discovery's being nosey again