genral question on Mercury and Gemini Space Capsuls

Paul Carreiro, N6EV N6EV at MONTECARLOSS.COM
Fri Mar 7 21:59:45 EST 2008


If that is the case, then it would be the Apollo 9 Command Module, 
which is on lone to the museum from the National Air & Space 
museum.  Judging by your comment about how large it was, that points 
to an Apollo module as opposed to a Gemini / Mercury capsule.  It was 
most likely gray in color with rounded edges, as opposed to the 
smaller black sided Gemini/Mercury capsules with rather abrupt 
edges.  The San Diego museum apparently has reproductions of the 
Gemini / Mercury and Apollo spacecraft, in addition to the real 
Apollo 9 module.  I've never been there myself, but have managed to 
see just about all of the spacecraft and launch pads during my 
travels for work.

If you're interested in knowing where all the manned spacecraft are 
located, check out this site:
http://www.live555.com/misc/CapsuleLocations.html

73
Paul  N6EV

At 09:06 AM 3/7/2008, Michael Bittner wrote:
>Most likely the Air and Space Museum in SanDiego.
>
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>>I was in L.A. area on the freeway in June of 07 and was passed by a 
>>semi with a covered large load that had the rear part of the cover 
>>ripped loose so one could peek a see, I saw a 1960s space capsule 
>>like the friendship 7 version mercury , i was amazed how large this 
>>is since i never had seen one in real life before, to this day i 
>>been wondering where it might have been off too it was heading 
>>south towards San Diego , I thought some of you MIGHT  know 
>>something about this, its a shot in the dark but you folks seem so 
>>bright and been able to help before thought i try. like to know 
>>what type of radio these capsules used also. thanks Phil K1PAS
>>
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