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#20
by
Celebrimbor
on 15 Sep, 2006 11:12
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It will be more to test the infrared imagery than the Orbiters leading edge.
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#21
by
eeergo
on 15 Sep, 2006 11:14
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Next task for Tanner is SASA repair.
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#22
by
eeergo
on 15 Sep, 2006 11:28
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Piper is now working in the cinches release prior to PVR deploy.
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#23
by
Stardust9906
on 15 Sep, 2006 11:31
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#24
by
eeergo
on 15 Sep, 2006 11:55
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#25
by
Spiff
on 15 Sep, 2006 11:57
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Thx Chksix.
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#26
by
eeergo
on 15 Sep, 2006 12:27
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Tanner is helping Piper with the radiator deploy, before relocating the foot restraints and getting to SASA.
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#27
by
DaveS
on 15 Sep, 2006 12:47
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Targeted PVR deploy time is 1245 UTC.
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#28
by
nathan.moeller
on 15 Sep, 2006 12:55
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I completely forgot about that radiator. Great views from the helmet cams this morning!
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#29
by
DaveS
on 15 Sep, 2006 13:23
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The P4 PVR is now being deployed.
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#30
by
eeergo
on 15 Sep, 2006 13:27
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PVR deployement completed over the Indian Ocean.
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#31
by
STS Tony
on 15 Sep, 2006 13:28
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How long until this spacewalk is over?
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#32
by
eeergo
on 15 Sep, 2006 13:32
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Now Piper and Tanner are resuming the S-band antenna replacement. They had to stop so that vibrations induced through their foot restraints wouldn't interfere with the PVR deployement.
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#33
by
DaveS
on 15 Sep, 2006 13:32
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STS Tony - 15/9/2006 3:15 PM
How long until this spacewalk is over?
Planned duration of EVA-3: 6 hours and 30 minutes.
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#34
by
Almurray1958
on 15 Sep, 2006 13:38
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How did the CMG's respond to the rotation test of the P4 arrays? It seems to be a very long, fairly massive, asymmetric moment arm. When was the last time the CMg's were de-saturated?
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#35
by
Celebrimbor
on 15 Sep, 2006 13:57
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They weren't rotated in the extended configuration.
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#36
by
MKremer
on 15 Sep, 2006 13:57
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I don't recall the CMGs ever being mentioned, either by MCC or the station. That's good, I suppose.
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#37
by
dutch courage
on 15 Sep, 2006 14:00
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Almurray1958 - 15/9/2006 3:25 PM
How did the CMG's respond to the rotation test of the P4 arrays? It seems to be a very long, fairly massive, asymmetric moment arm. When was the last time the CMg's were de-saturated?
The ground team often commanded free drift or shuttle attitude control during the 'big' motions so because the CMG's were never engaged they were never saturated.
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#38
by
eeergo
on 15 Sep, 2006 14:08
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SASA work is still underway.
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#39
by
Stardust9906
on 15 Sep, 2006 14:18
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