Apollo 204 Audio Transmission

Apollo 204 Review Board Report App - history.nasa.gov

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Audio control panel and cobra cable switches were in position to facilitate testing as a workaround for the “live mike” problem. ... There was no voice transmission by the PLT. D-3-60 . neas- . rose :ssure Panel I, but with would cable esting 3unch nutes. adap- ... The Apollo 204 Review Board also reviewed these

NASA Apollo Mission Apollo-1-- Chronology- Apollo 204 ...

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The records show that except for the communications problem all systems were operating normally during this period. There were no voice transmissions from the spacecraft from 23:30:14 GMT until the transmission reporting the fire which began at 23:31:04.7 GMT (6:31:04.7 p.m. EST).

REPORT OF· APOLLO 204 REVIEW BOARD - NASA

https://history.nasa.gov/Apollo204/appendices/AppendixD-11.pdf

In the Apollo 204 spacecraft, only one crewman could be monitored at a time. During the course of the test, a ... Upon hearing the first voice transmission indicating fire, the senior NASA physician ... Audio transcriptions and graphic records of the terminal five minutes of the

cAPOLLO 204 ACCIDENT.:~ - NASA

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APOLLO 204 ACCIDENT INTRODUCTION During one of the final prelaunch tests 1 for the first manned Apollo £light,2 at abouL 6:31:04.7 p.m., e.s.t.-on January 27, 1967, a fire was reported by the astronauts in the Apollo Command Module 012

Apollo 1 Audio - 27 January, 1967 - YouTube

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=274lQSbpkRg

REPORT OF APOLLO 204 REVIEW BOARD - NASA

https://history.nasa.gov/Apollo204/appendices/AppendixD12-17.pdf

The Apollo 204 Review Board established the Witness Statements Panel, 12. The task assigned . for accomplishment of Panel 12 was prescribed as follows: An orderly process to collect all data from witnesses (includes eye witnesses as well as con­ sole monitors).