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So, your warning is
you want to avoid contact with the sharp

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edges on the star tracker
hood, frame clevises,

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and little boxes
on the outside of the NICER

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hardware.

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And then some cautions:
avoid tool tether contact

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with the reflective film
inside that sunshades.

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Remember the super fragile part?

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And avoid loads into NICER particularly
in the station forward direction,

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which is towards your feet to prevent it
from popping out of the hook.

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And copy

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that.

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And from now I’m going one,
two, three, four,

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five.

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So, five in from echo,
starting from the left-hand side.

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And I know your number system
it starts from the right-hand side, but

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I find that kind of confusing
when I'm looking at it this way,

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if you understand what I mean.

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Yeah, it did.

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It fell to the bottom of the pool and the
safety tether reel is bringing it back in.

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I've got control of the tool now

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and. And we do want to do a pull

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test on each of those wedges
before we remove them from the caddy

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and then another pull test
when you install them

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Copy that.

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Okay. So I'm

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looking at row echo

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five, five in

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from row echo in the 9 o’clock position.

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Yeah, I concur.

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And I’m moving myself a little closer using the BRT.

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Okay.

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OK, it is locked.

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Okay.

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Patch number one is in, and let me verify it's row

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echo one, two, three, four, five

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over from from row echo in the 3 o’clock position.

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You said 3 o’clock position? Should be 9. 

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Excuse me, the 9 o’clock position.

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Okay.

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So, you think using like a clock number,

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you think would be better than a

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like letter
like we have currently.

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For the way my brain works, you need to

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And I'm looking at my feet again.

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So, this is going to be row

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bravo,

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number seven, at 3 o’clock.

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Good words.

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Okay.