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From: baalke@mars.jpl.nasa.gov (Ron Baalke)
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Subject: Galileo Update
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Date: 10 Oct 89 21:35:55 GMT
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                    GALILEO DAILY REPORT
                         10 OCTOBER 1989
 
                             General
 
Spacecraft
 
     The spacecraft is in is launch ready state as previously
reported.
     The spacecraft continues to be monitored 24 hours a day
both at KSC and at Pasadena.  There have been no problems to
date.
 
LCET
 
     LCET #1 was returned to the VPF (Vehicle Processing
Facility) area on 9 October.  All communications, power, and
power cables have been installed.
     LCET #1 is now operational and monitoring the spacecraft
telemetry derived from the composite telemetry through the T-0
cabling.  Telemetry alarms matching those of the MTS have been
inserted and are operational.  This provides a backup capability
in case the lines to JPL become inoperative.
 
               Schedule Discussion and Assessment
 
     The launch at this time is still scheduled for
12 October at 1:29 p.m. EDT.
 

             Ron Baalke                        (818) 541-2341
             Jet Propulsion Lab  M/S 301-355
             4800 Oak Grove Dr.
             Pasadena, CA 91109