Commander's Check-In Report

Tom Caillouet Reporting

Crew Physical Status: Excellent

Time Departed/Returned from EVA:

No EVAs

Number Of reports:

4: (Check In, Commander, Journalist, Engineering)

Brief description of Field Mission Results:

No Field Missions Today

Plans for Tomorrow:

Continuing experiment preparation with placement of ham radio repeater

and wind turbine preparation.

Commander's Report

Tom Caillouet Reporting

We have finally made it to Mars. After being greeted by Crew 100B and

being given a thorough debrief, we seem to have a full red planet to ourselves. We've spent the entire afternoon unpacking, organizing, and

cleaning for our stay. Tonight, we continue preparation of our experiments and sorting our massive food stores. Tomorrow, we begin our first full day on 'Mars.'

Engineering Report

Cody Hall Reporting

Generator/Electricity:

·       Kitty  (Diesel Generator) (Used? Yes/No): Yes

·       Honey   (Gas Generator) (Used? Yes/No): No

·       Battery Charge Level:

o     V everstart

o     V armor plate

o     V green

Notes/Comments (include how many generator runs, approximately when,

and any times you needed to turn the generator on/off):

1 generator run

Previous crew had written down "Checked by DG" for 'Battery Charge Level'. Will the battery voltages below below that be given by DG, or is that something else I need to know how to check? If DG does not come by, should this be left blank?

Fuel Status:
·       Diesel (Full/0.75/0.5/0.25/Empty): full
·       Propane Tank (Full/0.75/0.5/0.25/Empty): 0.25
·       Gasoline Tank (Full/0.75/0.5/0.25/Empty): How to check? Crew 100b said this couldn't be checked, so I don't know how they filled this out.
 Notes/Comments:

Oil:
·       Kitty Oil Quantity (# of Quarts in storage): Leave it to DG
·       Honey Oil Quantity (# of Quarts in storage): Leave it to DG
·       ATV Oil Quantity (# of Quarts in storage): 6 quarts on the
engineering work bench
·       Car Oil Quantity (# of Quarts in storage):

Notes Comments:

I left this section as the last crew left it. Are the generator oil quantities fine to leave to DG? Where is the Car Oil?

Water Status:
·        Outside Potable Water Tank Level (inches from bottom):  where is this tank?
·        Trailer Potable Water Tank Level (inches from bottom): 22.5
·        Hab Potable Water Tank Level (inches from bottom): 4.5
·        Potable Water Meter Reading: 434638
Notes/Comments :

GreenHab:
·       Condition of plants in Tank 1: very green water (can't see in tank)
·       Condition of plants in Tank 2: green plants and snails (looks like a lot of algae on top of water, can't see into tank)
·       Condition of plants in Tank 3: green plants (top of plants green, bottom brown)
·       Greenhab notes/ comments: 

Would you like me to take pictures tomorrow of the tanks?

Observatory:
·       Telescope Used? (Yes/no) No
 Observatory Notes:

Transportation:
Hab Car (NOT RENTAL)
·       Used (yes/no): Yes
·       Oil Checked (yes/no): No
·       Tire Status: Not checked, seemed fine
·       Odometer at end of day: 123642.2 (lower than previous report?)
·       Notes/Comments on Hab Car:

ATV 1 (Opportunity):
·        Used: no
·        Oil Checked: no
·        Fuel Consumed: Replaced
·        Tire Status: ok
·        Comments:

ATV 2 (Viking I):

·        Used: no
·        Oil Checked: no
·        Fuel Consumed: Replaced
·        Tire Status: ok
·        Comments:

ATV 3 (Viking II)
·       Used: no
·       Oil Checked: no
·       Fuel Consumed: Replaced
·       Tire Status: ok
·       Comments:

ATV Comments: Our crew did not use the ATVs. I did not check with previous crew about usage.


Heating and Ventilation:
·       Thermostat setting upstairs (Farenheit): 68
·       Actual temperature upstairs (Farenheit): 70
·       Thermostat setting downstairs (Farenheit): 55
·       Actual temperature downstairs (Farenheit): 62

Computers/Networking Infrastructure: working, used
Notes/comments on internet/computers?:

What should be put here?

General Engineering
Notes/Comments:

Journalist Report

Christine M Redmond

Today crew 101 landed on Mars! We were greeted by crew 100B . Each 101 crew member broke off to be brief by their respective counterpart crew member on 100B. After receiving our briefing from crew 100B the two crews got together for a group picture outside the Hab. Crew 100B handed over the keys to the Hab, wished us luck and were ready to make their return trip to earth!

Crew 101 had a busy afternoon planning and sorting the food we will be eating for the next two weeks. We broke up the afternoon with a nice hike with a beautiful view.

Crew 101 is very excited for a great mission!