CC: Roger. der. We have no roll-rate and we have 1.2 degrees per second on yaw, maximum. Just comAng to a little roll slightly. The vehicle - our attitude is drop- ping half of what it was at the beginning of this thing. Now we are oscillating about 20 degrees. antenna was off the nose. tether. We can see the Agena Running lights very well. We can see the Agena nose cone very well. the Agena at all. It has been relatively easy to keep it in view. Don't even have to go to the window. don't you? as a m_tter of fact. We might Just go to sleep on this one. COASTAL SENTRY QUEBEC bunch of garbage. Over. intermittently for a short period of time - about 20 m_nutes ago and 10 m{nutes ago - and I've come to the conclusion that we -,,sthave had some sort of failure in our on-board ra_-_. Could you con- firm that? ponder. radar shows that it's up. The elevation shows that it's down. Apparently we have a_ sort of information going through our radar ... something to see if you can establish any g-field effect. Hawaii about possibly setting up a higher rate. HAWAII turn your Encoder OFF, we'11 try to get that. is stabilized _lmost completely. The Agena-Gemini oscillations are almost all being done, except in roll, and it's sticking right straight out our nose on the end of a tight tether in a very nice slow rotation. the Agena is upside-down to ua, the way we started out. once in a while, see a alight sine wave come up the tether, and I suspect that it may be some fuel in the Agena still sloshing a little bit, ever so slightly. you. Another thing, Pete, we'd like to uplink a TR and also a load; that is 45-1. We'd like to check out your computer. it? from the Electronic Timer circuit breaker. the stowage box when it happened. here today to get everything done. spin it up a little faster. since I let go of the dump back over the States, the very first time - I haven't touched a thing. I'm powered to Gemini now. her up a little bit more? stable and steady, Stationkeeping right now. We do get a little artificial gravity out of it. We can stick a camera or something up against the bulkhead and it floats back in the direction of the tether every time. it would be damped. going to need to de-spin this thing. I'd Just as soon not shoot a bucket getting all wound up and not have anything in my hip pocket to get unwound. about a foot-per-second burn in there to see if you can spin-up any faster. How many seconds? you should do is probably Just jettison the bar and that'11 give you about 1 or 2-feet-per-second separ- ation. jettison the index bar. we're ready to separate? correct? thinking about. G-mtni spin-up higher? Is that correct? C_I_RNIA you're ready to copy. trying to spin-up faster. Okay. We're ready to copy. Address 25, 00055; Address 26, 90075; Address 27, 00000. You'11 be using your Forward-Firing Thrus- ters and the m,neuver will be Posigrade and up. You'11 perform this maneuver in COMPONENT. Prior to the maneuver, Aline your Platform BEF and get a good solid Stationkeeping position with the Agena. The pitch attitude is included. Take advantage of some network tracking. Over. Address 25, 00055; Address 26, I didn't get; 27 is all zips; Forward-Firing Thrusters; Posigrade up. Aline Stationkeeping and do it peach_-keen. Give me Address 26. us to fire the docking bar to get off them. I think that 's ridiculous .... reflector, right on the top of m_ head. It's about to burn a hole in it. tape too. just start all over agat,. docking bar fast. able to see this thing when I look out. change and the tether went very slack and we banged out the end of it. bit. are pretty good on both the Agena and the Gemtni. are all on the end of these 3-foot ropes. by golly, if you spin a rope and pull it tight, it applies tension and that is exactly what is happening to us and why we couldn't get started right away. It got back off. The rope would spin faster and get tension in it and then it would Jerk the Agena. A_ena. 2 degrees per second right there. 28 minutes? in PULSE and I am trying to damp the Gemini rates a little bit.