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Gemini VII Air-to-Ground Transcript Volume I: 5011500_VolumeI

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322 CONFIDENTIAL 115:04:13 CC Frank, would you check the Suit Temperature valve for FULL-COLD position? Our data show that it is not at that position. 115:04:22 C Say again, please. 115:04:23 CC Would you check the Suit Temperature valve position? Our data do not show FULL-COLD. 115:04:32 C It would take three men and a boy to move it and I've got it as tight as we can get it. 115:04:37 CC Roger. 115:04:49 CC Frank, how about trying the Cabin Temperature valve a little cooler? 115:04:54 C That will cut off some of the coolant loop's flow through the suit loop and should make us hotter. 115:05:00 CC Why don't you give it a try? 115:05:04 C All right. 115:05:08 CC Gemini VII, this is Surgeon. Jim, we're still not getting a valid blood pressure here. We're not seeing any trace of it. Let's don't try and repeat it here, but I wish you would check. Check in your microphone and the cuff there before you do any changing with the - with the suit configuration. And also, did you have to do anything to those sensors other than just press on that external sensor yesterday? 115:05:32 P Negative. I did not. The cuff's still way up. I could check it very easily here. 115:05:40 CC All right. Fine. 115:05:43 CC Frank, can you tell me what you had for sleep last night? We don't have that report yet. Could I get your sleep and the quality of it, also? 115:05:52 C We slept about 6 to 7 hours last night. I think Jim slept sounder than I did. I was warm most of the evening. CONFIDENTIAL

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