The pressure in SEPICA Fan 3 had risen enough by Wednesday 6/9 to allow the
high voltage to be turned on, thus returning the SEPICA instrument to
operation. However, SEPICA's return lasted but one day, as Fan 3 emptied
before the next day's pass. The pressure in Fan 2 is still hovering at 90% of
the minimum pressure required for operation. These pressure changes are a
result of slow seepage of gas through the pressure regulation valves.

The SEPICA team feels that this was a good operational and calibration
exercise at the least, since if the pressure in Fan 2 comes up, it will also
be operated at this low pressure.

The other ACE instruments are operating normally.

ACE level 2 data is now available from the ACE Science Center web page:
http://www.srl.caltech.edu/ACE/ASC
Currently, data from the EPAM, MAG, SWEPAM and ULEIS instruments are
available, and data from the other instruments will be available soon.
ACE level 2 data is suitable for serious study.