And if we don't get comm with you, yeah you're go to do that first one.
Just remember pull tests
when you install the tool and when you remove the tool. You got it.
Okay, I, I like this body position.
I've got a good handrail.
My my left hand is on a handrail that I'm planning to BRT on.
De-mate that
stanchion from where it is now
and mate it into the whiff that is just to the right.
Oh, the whiff 24.
Yeah, I see.
I see it.
That's right, 24.
15 and to whiff 24.
Oh, that's easy peasy. Yep.
As long as the cables aren't too tight, it should be easy peasy. Can.
So, my my thinking is, orientation-wise, be about where you are now.
So I want you to try it in my way here.
And then I want to hear your thoughts on how you would do it differently.
At first, I'm going to put a local down
on the small dog bone that's next to whiff 24, and
and I think I'm going to take
my BRT and just.
Inserted.
Had a good pull test.
Copy that.
All right, Don, I want to give them a chance
to get in a rhythm with comm here and do a couple of patches.
I'll get back to you.
Okay.
I understand
We've got 18 minutes, plenty of time for our assessment after the NICER is done.
OK.
I'm floating by.
Yeah,
and Don, while we're focused on NICER for a minute,
you're welcome to play with whatever you want.
Think through any additional ideas you have, and we'll talk them
as soon as we get a chance.
And let's let's
reinstall it in the 15.
Okay.
And just kind of leave it there.
And this time.
Okay. Pull test
It’s in.
Good pull test. One more to go.
That is a balancing on the
top of a
broomstick kind of thing.
Yeah. Nick, we're noticing,
so your BRT is coming in from the long edge of the handrail.
You could twist that 90, so it gives you more reach.
Yeah.
Try it like this. I wasn't as concerned with the reach.
It's the trying to get close enough and
you're kind of out at the end of a pendulum.
Yeah, or a lever with the BRT.
So, I pulled the,
I don't know if you saw, the end effector was pulling me in toward it.
Yeah, I saw that.
It's got an extra
adjustable on it.
Okay, So first I'm going to put the adjustable inside.
That comes to the with x
oh, marker 5319.
Okay, Copy that. Nick
just donated the rest of my Uber.
Okay. Oh,
yeah.
Don, the NBL must have some
volcanic activity because our geographic features keep growing on this and yeah.
There you go. And
you can write to it
and remove that rat.
Let me know.
I'm not there yet.
Okay.
Not there yet.
Okay. Okay.
I can release the rest.
Okay, good. Cause it's a bad angle for me.
There you go.
Okay, I have it, right?
It is not retract inch,
so. All right, so.
All right.
Okay.
How are you helping Kip?
I'm sorry about Boston.
Three of those guys. Oh, it's okay.
You left me a few.
I'll see if I can't post the rest.
At a safe.
It's just me.
But I have trouble pushing that button in the.
The tool. Yeah.
To to the point where it releases
the ball bearing and allows it to go in.
Yeah, okay.
That's just the way you know, the fingers are in my gloves.
I just cannot push that button far enough.
Understand?
Give it a shot. It's
because I'm starting that way.
Okay, so, Nick, you're going to be translating up to nicer, huh?
So remember, that's on the the side closer to AMS and then down at the pool bottom.
And so I'm.
Just going.
And Don, we've got some big picture words for you about what you'll be doing next.
Okay.
I'm listening with all ears.
Hey, Don, it's Derek.
I'm going to take over for.
You're going ahead. Okay. All right.
So this is an actual real time thing for my SS management.
Wants to take advantage of a little bit of spare time that you have in the run
today to evaluate something that is being considered
as a potential future task that they may want to add soon.
So we just want to evaluate how feasible it is.
Maybe they choose to do it, maybe they don't.
But this is for for real, for helping the folks that are currently on board. So.
Okay.
Any anything for for crew
A, you know, those are a good group of folks.
Yeah, we agree.
All right.
So here's the big picture.
We've got ac2, V two stanchion and a couple of antennas
on the bottom side of this mockup you're on right now.
So this is S3
and on S3
nominally, we have this itv2 stanchion just to your right side.
You say that's where it is on S3,
but we wanted to use S3 to simulate P3 today.
And on P3, the corresponding
antenna on that side of the station is actually aft,
which in the pool is natur okay, you with me so far?
Yeah, I'm
okay, I'm with you on what needs to be done.
So what I need to know is where or you know what
pool coordinates tell me where you want me to go and I'll get there.
Yeah, we'll do.
I'm going to give you a big picture of the task,
and then I'm going to give you the coordinates.
Okay? Okay.
All right. The task is relatively simple.
You see how that stanchion, if you can, you get.
Do you have eyes on the center? Those near you? That one.
I don't have a good visual on it right now.
Okay, well, it's in a width we use
with on station to structurally attach it and then rotate a cable to it.
Okay. So. Oh, I see it.
The divers are pointing to it right now.
Yeah. Thanks, Chris.
So what the program has asked us to do is consider
relocating it to get it up, give it a better angle for thickness
and do a whip.
That's very close.
Okay.
So I'm going to have you assess the translation path to this location
and then assess a body position
and relative amount of effort it takes to relocate that stanchion.
Okay.
I see that it has an electrical connector.
I take it to wherever you want it relocated.
There's going to be something to made it to.
Or do we have to relocate a cable.
That is a question that we will not answer today, but it will be a question.
Okay.
And I agree that that is a significant part of the evaluation that we just can't
who couldn't pull that together quickly enough.
Okay.
So it'll be just the stanchion that we're relocating for today.
Okay.
I'm all for it.
And what do I do with my cable bag?
Am I done with that? Done with that drop Pat, please.
Or have the divers take it.
Okay.
And for your awareness, we have a little under 30 minutes to do this evaluation.
Okay.
So I'm going to give you the words, the translation I want you to take,
and then I'm going to give the comm over so that Nick can have a minute.
Okay? All right.
You ready for the translation?
I am ready for the translation.
I want you to go to the end board Edge
of s three that you're on now.
Translate under arms
and towards the aft part of station, which is down in the pool.
Follow that translation. Path.
Until you're on the bottom side of s three.
I hope to catch you when you're down there.
Okay.
I'm heading there right now.
And Nick, looks like you're getting in position there.
Nicer, safer.
Okay, so that hand the ear or the handrail that your right or left
hand is on is what Don had BRT two.
Yeah.
So if you want to go ahead and get set up with your BRT there.
Yeah.
I mean. Okay. And
I'm just
thinking about where my safety tether is right now.
Yeah.
We don't know what Eve this is going to be on.
We don't know where you're coming from.
Why don't you just anchor it right there and you've gone too far Inboard.
Oh, you're now on this one.
Okay.
Yeah. Sorry.
You didn't have any chance to view
any kind of briefing package or anything to tell you the the translation back here.
So the seam.
That's right in front of you where the PVC handrails turn into real handrails.
That's that's the transition between S1 and S three go up.
Zenith on station coordinates.
So that's towards your head. Okay.
And that follow that line continuing towards your head
until you are on the bottom side of the pool.
Of course, you know, don't go heads down too much for yourself.
Ask the divers for help, whatever you need.
Okay.
At divers, rotate my legs around so that I don't
go inverted.
Okay. That were
at work.
And Nick, it looks like your sink and let the divers know if
if you're fighting a way out or something.
Yeah.
I mean, I should be sucking back up to our structure cause I got my in the now.
And you want to be heads up, right?
Yeah. I'm. I'm working there.
Kind of wouldn't draw me the heads up, though.
I need to make some adjustments.
I'm trying to put my b t down.
I need to get to
nicer out of there.
Oh, that's cool.
That doesn't want to stay in this little stowage thing.
Like anchor.
So I'm going to like that closer diver.
I'm just going to that
and that will just kind
stay close to my V or T anchor.
Okay, So I can't touch that.
Yeah.
So light touch where your right hand is.
It's just a pretty thin aluminum, so it's pretty easy to bend.
Okay.
Okay, Don, you're looking straight ahead under go underneath AMS.
You should see a CTV two stanchion and a pair of antennas.
Yeah, that looks looks like a large.
It's a lot larger than the one.
It is. It is different shape and size. Wow.
Yeah, that looks like a serious rail
for a light,
right?
If you head over towards that stanchion,
I'll give you some more words and you get that.
Okay.
And I don't see a lot of hand rails
checking.
I see something that kind of looks like a head, right?
Oh, no.
There is some handrails over here. Yes.
That happy.
That is what we're expecting.
Sorry I didn't meet you there, but on orbit.
So you're seeing an AMS on orbit.
That's an LC pallet, but it's held together much the same way with the past.
Okay, so you go under that side.
Okay, so I'm
looking at what?
Okay, okay.
Now I'm.
I'm going to ask you to go up to the stanchion.
Yeah. Just like you are now. This is work.
It's a little weird because we're going to simulate that.
You're now on p three.
So this translation path, the inboard translation path,
which would have taken you by the radiator,
would have actually made you come out so that the stanchions on your left.
So if you could turn your feet towards your right side.
Okay, I'll give you a very specific body position I want you to check out.
Okay.
I'm putting a talk on my body to rotate my feet
towards my right side.
So that's going in the trash.
You want my feet to go to my left side?
Negative. I want your feet to go
towards where your head is.
So 180 degrees from where you are. Oh, okay.
So you can okay now.
And Nick, looks like you're in position. Yep.
Okay, So we'll have you do your, I guess, scan.
Looks like you already kind of looked around the nicer.
Yeah.
From this position I can, but
it's a little tough to get the stuff that's all the way out to the side.
Yeah, I agreed, but yeah, we can see all of it right now, so.
Okay, that was a good scan. Okay.
And I mean, I'm basically just aligned all the way with the edge.
I'm straight over the handrail. Yeah.
There's no way
I could engage at this distance, but I can get a decent scan.
Okay. Yep.
So now you can reposition to install that first patch. Yep.
And on the pie slice.
And if we don't get with you.
Yeah, you're going to do that. First one.
Just remember, pull tests
when you install the tool and when you remove the tool, you got it.
Okay, I, I like this body position.
I've got a good hand right out.
My, my left hand is on the handrail that I'm planning to BRT on.
Okay, let's stand by here for a second.
Let me give you a bit more words.
So we our goal is to debate that
stanchion from where it is now
and made it into the width that is just to the right.
Of the width. 24.
Yeah, I see. I see it.
That's right.
2015 and we.
24 Oh that's easy peasy. Yep.
As long as the cables aren't too tight it.
Should be easy peasy can.
So my my thinking is orientation wise be about where you are now.
So I want you to try it in my way here.
And then I want to hear your thoughts on how you would do it differently.
At first, I'm going to put a little hole down
on the small dog bone that's next to with 24.
And I think I'm going to take
my BRT and just
put it there.
And then I've also got to put my BRT
rat on it, which is
I always go out with a large smile.
So it goes on to dog bone really?
Well, you see what I mean?
Because I'm not a fan
of putting an equipment tether
over a standard equipment hook over a wine glass.
It just eat your lunch, okay?
And now
do you want it in the same location.
Same orientation, different location.
Okay. Yeah.
It does not have. Oh.
Yeah.
So just simulate, you know, you rotate the collar, push the pedals.
Okay.
And also for your awareness, this would be I have a cable attached to it.
So I don't think you would legally have to get to it, but
it sure would give me a warm and fuzzy.
Yeah. Okay.
At divers, if you could just kind of help me move it
over here.
Okay.
I feel some resistance.
If my hitting something on my back.
I think yes, but is not present on orbit.
You're hitting ELC two, which is not there on P3.
Okay.
So I've got
and I have the oh, I was going to say
the signal black line is lined up
to the single black stripe on the left socket, but really it's
the single crack in the p c
mark up is lined up with the black line.
No socket.
Yeah, I'm not sure I totally understood that, but that's okay.
We don't need to.
Okay, I'm going to hand over back to Nick for a second.
I'll get some more words from you.
Just stand by, okay?
Okay. Nick. Looks like you're going for the second patch.
Yeah, the one right next to one. Yep.
Copy that.
Inserted that again. Pull test.
Copy that.
All right, Don, I want to give them a chance
to get in a rhythm with Come here and do a couple of patches.
I'll get back to you.
Okay.
I understand
we've got 18 minutes, Plenty of time for our assessment after the here is done.
I've.
I've flown by.
Yeah.
And Don, while we're focused on nicer for a minute,
you're welcome to play with whatever you want.
Think through any additional ideas you have, and we'll talk them
as soon as we get a chance.
Okay.
A diver is just going to move the c2v2 around
as as I would be pulling on it.
So we hit C to V two back
and it's
reinstall it in the testing.
Okay.
And just kind of leave it there.
And this time
for first.
So go ahead and
just hold it.
I'm going to change my body position.
And these next two are a stretch.
Yes, they are a stretch.
So you may want to reposition your BRT.
You are very welcome to try it now or reposition up to you.
Give it a shot and see what happens.
I'll try not to inadvertently bumper.
Oh, moving them in
is easy to do.
Yeah. And inadvertent bumping is okay.
It's just not designed for full eva translation loads.
Yeah.
And I do need to.
Go up to the higher handrail for this.
No worries.
And just let us know if you're run into any trouble while you're doing that.
All right. I'm
just going.
To let this float here.
The focused one more to go.
That is a balancing on the top of a
broomstick kind of thing.
Yeah, Nick, we're noticing.
So your BRT is coming in from the long edge of the handrail.
You could twist that 90.
So it gives you more reach.
Yeah.
Uh, try it like this.
I wasn't as concerned with the wrench.
It's the trying to get close enough,
and you're kind of out at the end of a pendulum.
Yeah, or a lever with the BRT.
So I don't know if you saw the end effector is pulling me in toward it.
Yeah, I saw that.
Another one extracted.
Make it strange
to pull test and.
Okay. And that was number five at first.
I have a five. All right.
So now if you can pull back and get a heck a scan,
we are looking through your heck.
So we'll direct you to,
you know, where we need to see.
Okay.
And attempts to the tool
so it's not dangling.
Yeah, I copy. Okay.
I'm stepping back for a check.
A scan. So.
Okay, so we can see one, two and three.
Really good.
Right now we cannot see four and five.
Four and five on the.
Uh, the other one's farthest from the frame.
Yeah. Yeah.
Right now we can see the right edge.
We just can't see up high enough.
So if you can pitch back.
Up high enough.
Okay, That was good.
We could see those.
Okay.
Yeah. So that was a good heck. A scan question for you.
Do you think it would have been easier to move your hacker?
You know, just gimbal the camera?
Oh, yeah. Copy.
Yeah. You're welcome to do that as well.
So keep that in mind.
Yep. Since.
So we've got about 10 minutes left in the run.
One other thing, if you want to try it is putting some patches in the temp.
So possible slot. Yep.
Which is down by number three. You got it.
I'm going to.
Make a three of them in there.
So long it takes that dump three of them right in there.
Yep. Copy that.
All right, Dan, thanks so much for your patience
and letting us focus on the nice air for a little while.
Tell us, what did you what did you think about in that time you had? Um.
I wanted to try moving it from both sides.
And again, I don't know whether the interference
in the pool real, but
I put my
local tether down on with 11,
which is on the inboard side of the
grapple fixture, and then wanted to pull the
C two v2 out from with
this thing and then push it over to 24.
And I found that was tough for me to do that
and it was more of a issue if I had my hands on it on that, the short handrail
on with 11,
I then it quite have enough reach to put
C two v2 into with 24 I could pop it out with 15
but I couldn't quite reach over it with 24
if I was on the
pool outboard side
of the grapple fixture
and I put a local on the dog bone
just above with 24.
Then it was really easy for me
to move it from with 15 to 24.
And, and then from a mechanical advantage
point of view, I could control it really well.
But my concern is once it's installed in with 24,
whether I've got my boxed myself in to structure,
that might be difficult to egress out of it.
And I'm
looking at all this other structure there, and I don't know how much of that
is flight like for the poor try.
I could tell you that it's a lot more open on the port side.
Okay, So.
What you're looking at,
so obviously there's arms which is is not there on the the port side.
There is a pallet.
So really it's not too different where you are right now.
It's ELC.
Two. That you should be kind of.
Caught was your feet and above. You.
Yeah that one is completely not there There's no cars, there's
you could ingress the truss, there's a big hole there.
Oh okay. I don't see that to be a problem.
So my preferred way of doing it would be to the
outboard side
of with 24,
put a local tether down on the dog bone
just up on top with 24.
And then I,
I could reach over and do the,
the work ops for removing the c2v2 antenna
and then just pop it off and move it over
two feet in the width 24 with the same orientation.
And, and you guys decide it'd be easy to put
a local rat on it.
It would be easy to brt onto it.
There is no place for me to BRT
for body position,
but I don't think you need to do that.
I think the local would be good enough
and you just have your hands on the
picture that goes into the wifi socket
and as you rotate the locking collar and squeeze the paddles and
and just pop the antenna out from the well.
Yeah, well, you certainly made that look easy, Don.
So I appreciate your efforts.
And I think that we agree with your conclusions there.
And I think that pretty much wraps up this task.
Okay.
And and now the big question is, what do you do about the cable?
Yeah, that's a problem for another day.
Okay.
So and, you know, it might be solved by having like a three foot
extension that you just
tie on to.
Although if you guys want to do it, you want to have those parts on station
right now.
Yeah, there's plenty extra slack.
It's just how many times do we have to release?
That's all.
Okay. So appreciate your evaluation.
It's just 5 minutes left here and I want to hand it over back to Lucas
so he can talk to Nick about nicer. Okay.
Thanks again for your help, Don. Really appreciate it.
Okay. Uh, any time, man.
That's what we're here for.
All right, Nick, any final thoughts on nicer while you're still in the pool?
Yeah.
So the temps, the location.
Uh huh, that is easy access.
So great.
Um, it's minimal overhead to just fill that thing up.
Okay, that is super helpful to know.
Um, otherwise, I think it's, I think it's, it's doable.
Um, it's just a little bit of a balancing act to get far enough away
so you guys get a good scan and then also get in
close enough that you can reach those, you know, furthest outward.
Yeah. And you two had different approaches on that.
So we'll talk about those in debrief.
But overall, we really liked what we saw.
That was good data.
Hopefully it got you some good familiarity with that work.
It's so much better having the mock up in the pool.
Agreed, Huh?
All right.
Was there anything else either of you wanted to see?
We've got 4 minutes left.
I don't know.
Dawn, do you think you can rescue me in 4 minutes?
No. I mean, you know,
I just.
My rescue in 4 minutes would be to unhook all your tethers
and give you a big push.
I think we're done, Lucas.
Yep. That sounds like it's time to get out of the pool, so.
Great work, you guys.
And with that, we'll take it back to the dining stand.
Um, and with that TDI, TK test is yours.
I'll be thanks to you.
See, safety divers.
If you want, please watch your ascent rate
safety divers if you want, please watch ascent rate.
All right. CBO discontinue audio from the NBL.
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You from the NBL copy.
All right. Safety divers.
When you get back to the dining stand,
remove IB tethers from safer, install heavy protector plates,
connect backpacks to the dining stand, install Pippin, connect
shoulder strap and verify each other's Plus latches are engaged and locked
and then give me the okay sideline complete.
If you want Safety divers, please slow your scent.
Right. We want safety divers.
Please slow your scent right.
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Did you guys have any comm suit or X anomalies today?
If you want. I'm Fine.
I was surprised that you guys had trouble hearing me.
My Mike Booms are basically in family for,
you know, being in position near the corners of my mouth.
It it was better towards the last third.
So I don't know if your position changed at all
but I didn't you didn't break out as much in the last third of the run.
Okay. And I agree with that, too.
There was some popping noises coming over so
it could be could be internal to the suit,
but no other anomalies.
And no other anomalies.
Seem to.
Copy. T.C.? No.
Any anomalies for you?
None from T.C.. All right.
Social engineering, Medical.
Did you have any anomalies to report.
You so negative?
Not for medical
and nothing additional from suit engineer.
Copy.
All right, This time we're going to go ahead and do our grades with three being.
A nominal score.
Your suit adequacy.
Did your suits function and fit properly?
Three for everyone one.
And tool adequacy tools delivered in a timely manner.
All requested tools delivered and functional.
Three three.
Three.
Test Team Adequacy Your team responsive to your needs.
Do this, this is needed and give you a good way out.
I give them a four.
And you give us an amazing way out.
You were done in like 2 minutes.
Yeah. Yeah.
My my way out was are
really, really good.
I had trouble thinking whether or not I was actually in awe, but.
Three, four, two. Copy.
Three, four, two.
Antsy. I'll get four.
We had really great diver support today and flex and with our new plans copy.
Configuration was the setup
as requested and the mock ups in good working order.
All right.
If you want to go three.
Three.
And two, you will give a four for adding a new objective last minute,
getting a new mock up in the water and letting us get some good data.
And subsystems
where the subsystems your BGs arms x comm TV
uh functional any anomalies.
Three, 4513.
Three.
And the only yes or no your facility adequacy,
your telephones, TV, video, power, plumbing.
Good for you. Yes, yes. Yes.
Copy.
Thank you.
Oh t see you have for plan objectives.
I'm assuming you got those completed. Yep.
Plus the new one.
So five. Perfect.
Thank you.
And I.
I really want to thank all the divers and everyone else here in the NBL.
It's been a great run.
Copy and one
copy on to.
Thanks guys.
All right topside verify lifting area around don't stand is clear.
Lifting zone is clear.
Copy Crane hoist
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Crane hoisted.
The subject out of water.
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Also remind you of the ten minute observation with the dive supervisor
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Game on one.
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If you want.
Any of you to
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We have tools for one.
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One. Copy.
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We're going to go ahead and start with every tool we're going to reduce.
If you choose Delta P to you to use.
Yes, I'll read you down.
Let's keep it quiet.
Sticky B to blue and this is easiest.
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you see us disable low flow alarm on the blue and basically B two.
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Copy suit tech preview to complete
suit doffing remain on station until told to remove in biblical.
Copies.
All right we're going to reduce everyone's delta pressure to tight
for everyone easier so read you down let's keep it quiet again.
Suits I give you one written bill is easiest.
Do you copy
everything
I've got you at £3.9 delta ready to begin decreasing.
The three.
On 3.83.63.4.
£3.23. 2.8.
2.6. 2.4.
£2.22.
1.81.6. 1.4.
PDB one End of pressure counterclockwise.
Copy Pull out and counterclockwise
X to see below flow alarm to the right and biblical If you want.
To easiest low flow alarm, disable it.
Easy.
Ask your gas and water flow
to the right and biblical and verified delta pressures less point seven DDC.
Yes, carrying gas and water flow on the red verified delta pressure.
Listen point seven
get easiest gas water flow secure on the red.
We have less at point seven delta.
Copy gas and water flow secured on the red.
And I have verified that we have less than 0.7.
Well, remind if you want to exhale during glove removal.
If you want.
To tie for every one disconnect glove
glove
on one copy, glove on one
to check for every one, remove helmet.
How many on one
final days is
better than
that?
Drop down 11.
All right. You see a secure superpower to the right, a miracle If you want.
To see a super secure on the red.
To take for everyone.
Complete suit doffing remain on station.
Tell told to remove the biblical
to take one copy.
You see a stopped has time of removing these placards and secure
each of you one to the red and blue, please.
This test time has been stopped
each of you on in these packers and work on the red and blue umbilicals
TDs. Yes, and you select to move to
HD one secure on the blue and red and blue goes.
Happy
customer stopped in his pockets remove an
HP one secured
and two techs you may remove and bellicose.
To text copy.
Tension in the middle test is complete on side
a whole duty station personnel are released from your assignments.