12-14-95  
Rover released at 0904L  (14KHz unit).  Surface at 1121L.
No visible damage on Rover equipment.

Central controller data (rovdat0.txt) shows that the first station
was successful, however the Rover was unable to complete a turn after
the first station and the program terminated.

The first station benthic chamber data for the in-chamber electrode
looks reasonable, while the flow-cell electrode data is somewhat erratic.
The problem may be different flow speeds for the ambient and chamber valve
settings.  The starboard chamber has a sticky stir bar, but the average
stir speed was still 9 RPM.

The current meter vane sensor data appears OK, but the rotor data is all 
zero because the rotor sensor failed on a previous deployment.

Two connectors leaked during the deployment.  The lower battery housing
connector leaked and corroded the pins.  The valve motor connector (P3)
on the port benthic controller leaked due to the face O-ring extruding into
a crack at the edge of the insert.

Both video cameras activated OK, but both only recorded video while the
rack motor was off.  This may be because the battery voltage was too low
while the rack motor and flood lights were on at the same time.  The port
video tape has good video at 13:40.  The starboard video tape has good
video at 9:50.