A brief description of tre configurations of equipment adoure tie Redsteone folicws. These are illustrates by Figs. 3.2 am 7.3. Sith the exception at antescas and antesrra feed cables, all cxeponments were mounted ona large sie ima place shich was attachea to Che Carysler Corporation 20 plate located dDetweea the guicisce section and the warhead. The detectors were thus within a few inches of tre rear dust cower of the warhead. [5 order to suurd asainst radgiation-proeduced failure of electronic cocponents before the detector signals had dcen EtCransaitted, none of the high-resolution relemetsy equipaent vas placed closer to the warhead than were Che detectors. From the RAD plate, antenna cadles went to feecthroughs in the sissile pressure bulahead and then to two 1d—5-zain horn antennas aouated in the skirt section of the top unit. These anternas were merced in such a aanner chat their radiation would be directed tcward che receivicg stations, provided the missile was in the prescribed position aod attitude at burst time. Before separatiss of the threse unit and the tep unit, the RF gxeer sent to the antennas was absorbed by aaterial inserted in the antennas. aA line artached to the erust unit pulled this aaterial froa the antennas at separation cise. 246 pounds. Total weight of chis installation was about Power was supplied by two 5-ampere-hour, 26-volt nickle-cadaiua batteries connected in parallel. Average power consu=ption of the system was about 1] azperes.® The FM system aboard the Redstone was equipped with one 5- acpere-hour battery, drew about 6 azperes, and weizhed 66 pounds. A sisilar procedure was followed for Orange shor. 9.2.~ Data Teak. Teak detonation did not occur at the proper poine (see Fig. 1.1) and oo inforsation was obtained, since antenna bean widths were such that the burst occurred outside che region in which sufficient signal cou): have been received, Orange. ce The system operated well on Orange, and a good record of transit time was obtained on the low-resolution raster scopes. : From these records a : — Tae hish-cine resolution scopes either failed to trigger, of the cateras failed to cecord the trigger. obtained. Therefore, no high-speed alpha record was \ a ' LT 7 Ye