Otrobonita/noicy-space-talks huggingface dataset:
CC: ARIA 1, go HEMO_g.
CC: Apollo Houston thro,,mb ARIA. ?,
UNKNOWN: Roger. Loud and clear, Jack.
UNKNOWN: Loud and clear s Dorm.
CDR: We have this band of da_a to be done.
UNKNOWN: t,.
CC: Sa_ Dorm.
UNKNOWN: T_t_ is Ws/ly. What's the predicted path for cm +h-t ss we oame up thro,,_h Carnarvon here.
CDR: okar. CAmUmVCW (_V 9Z)
CC: Roger. I have a couple of questions for Walt here.
LMP: I'm listening. Walt, when we were on Ab*_0 1 then: did you hear the s_mae _Jr=l_- E sound in Ab_0 2? It's also gone away. Tt seems to be a_soclated with higher hm-_dity time. AUTO 1 and AUTO 2 are both worktn_ on the cyclic accumulators. Okay. Fine.
CDR: We have a theory, Jack, that where we provide g al & burn, we start disturbing water that ms_ be in the lines and get it started out of the pipes.
CC: Okay. CoIF that. You are still stroktnE m..-- ..lly & little bit, too?
LMP: m Yes, we hit it a couple of times. I'm not sure a_rthtmg w/th that had to do clearing it up or m_yth*,_. It seeas to me it kind of runs its course, and burns it's occurred after every time.
CC: And then we had snme garbled transmissions. We didn't get too _ of the transmission when you reported a leak yesterday at the water panel. Did this occur when :you were dumping waste water!
UNKNOWN: Every time we've dumped waste _ater, the pl-_e where the PUD attaches to the waste water panel is a - what do you call it - a suagea fitting, and there is no O-r_-= in it, and we tightened It _p, and it leaked. I tightened it up again as .wn,_has I th_nl( we Ought to on that sm-11 14ne w_th the wrench we have, and it st411 forms a big bubble every time you d_np. You get a - oh, _ or w Page 5 otmces of water in the one Big Bubble right there on the waste water _el after you've fin- ished d_nping a waste water t-nY.
CC: okay. Copy that. CDR Just to make the point clear, J_k, that same fitting is used as a C_ fitt_-_ on the st_ce- the craft prep period at Cape, and they used a voish_nt washer in there, but we eon't do it that wey. They're going to redesign +h_t fitting for later flights or put a solid mount in.
LMP: CC Okay. Real fine. Real good description here. And the other thing is ! have - we've got another 1,mamAvk on this next pass that is - Jllovs you some between. to do ,m_ovn ]_amA_k tr*_¥_-_ in We'd ]_ke to pass you sc_e data un a secund land- m_k for this next; l_SS.
UNKNOWN: on this next .-_qs, we'd to -_ke a rim CDR 3{ke on that hurricane _--qtead of an --t_en. Ye can get ,_o_ms .11 around the world.
CC: Okay. We concur on that, WRlly. We'd l_ke for 7ou to send up a state vector here at Card.won. Could you go to A(klFa-£?
UNKNOWN: You've got it.
CC: Oka_r. CO"Ltng up.
CC: Okay. This lan_-_k is number 225. It's 68 miles here.
CDR: ALI right. Start ag-_-, J--k. I'm sorry.
CC: Okay. Lanam-_k 225, 68 tulles south of ground track, _'l' 1_ plus 56, sh_ 037, trmmion 033.
CDR: Okay. Lanam-_k 225, 68 re{les south, 1_ 56 the time, 037 033 shaft and tl_mn_on.
CC: Okay. This w-111 be a res/ _-_tn_] lan_nark since It's quite clo6e to the terminator there. Okay.
CC: _-y. And I'm ready with your NAV check PAD
CC: Oks_. _.'A'1_3 _7 0000 minus 26 13 plus 11802 1502. ]502.
UNKNOWN: And we're thro,,mb with the computer.
CC: And, Wally, would you like an u_te for the telescope for watching the hurricane, or do you intend to do that vis,,Rlly?
CDR: Vis,,a]]y.
CC: Okay. Wally m the present position of the huxkl-
CC: I'11 give you part of the news. The front page h_alt,_es this morn_n_ on the _sston s_, "Big Storm Tracked by Apollo ?" _,_ describes the spacecraft as a m_.ed weather satellite.
CMP: _ae witch is out finally.
CC: We're about 1 minute LOS Carna_vum; we'11 pick you up at Hawaii at 1_ plus 0?.
CDR: One ds_ we're COMBAT, and nov we're NAV SAT.
CC: Roger. '_
CDR: Our Navy boys - they're Just worried about being _SAT. (B_'v91)
CC: ADollo 7, Hcus+.On thrce'eh Hawaii.
CC: At_ 7, Houst_a. I have your block 16 data, H_ver you are ready to copy.
CC: Okay, 093 _h _ A (Able) plus 310 _nus 1620 1_6 plus 58 plus 14 3420, 09_ dash _ Able plus 305 m4rms 1619 1_8 Plus 34 Plus 16 31452, 095 _._h _ Able plus 257 ,.t-us 1630 150 Plus 09 plus 20 3350, 096 _---h 3 Able Plus 313 plus ]_'A_9151 Plus 2"5 plus 41 3430, 097 dash 3 Able 098 d_h 3 Cbarlie Plus 206 plus 11419 15_ Plus 38 Plus _ 3101. Emi.
UNKNOWN: Roger. R_a_a=k follows: 093 d_h 4 Able plus _ao ._.us lg20 146 Plus _ plus 1, 3_20. 09_ Able plus 305 dash _ m_-US 1619 1_8 PlUS 3_ 16 3_52, 095 _"_h _ Able plus 257 minus 1630 150 Plus 09 plus 20 3350, 096 dash 3 Able plus 313 plus 1339 151 plus 25 Plus _1 3430, 097 A_,_ 3 Able plus 299 plus 1339 153 plus 01 plus 35 3_55, 098 dash 3 Charlie plus 206 plus 1_19 1_ plus 38 plus _ 3101. Over.
CC: Roger. is correct. That
UNKNOWN: Hey, Jack, do you have much this pass because _e're going to be pretty well tied up throwing csneras back A,a forth.
CC: 07. Noth(n_ except the _rning news which l -- can read whenever you are able to
LMP: We'11 wait.
CC: Fine. thron_h B_UDA
CC: Apollo T, Houston. Opposite nmni. Could you will be on
CDR: ABle.
CC: Roger. Understand. Able.
CDR: Roger. We're cnm4ng into the eye.
CC: _
CDR: It w_ll be south of us. Ma_, that's really a ep_nner. I copy.
CDR: It's really a very good definition here. It _carts, and you can see the start of it right begtn-_nE of At. It'S wide open to the west. b Page very are & lot of broken clc_a_ s_a the edges of it, hut it tightens up in the center. A reel t_h% vortex _d a spotty few _ cu - thunderstorms about lO0 miles _Itward - 150 mtles off the center. There ts a wide bl-_ area, and then it t_h_ens up the center _ _hes a pes_ Jtl_ ltke the thunderstorms ye desc_bed in South America.
UNKNOWN: Cv_ that.
CC: Wallv, was that the _k r_Eht over the e_e!
CDR: _t's affirm. Th_ eye is south of us about -
CC: Oki. 1_ at 1 fr_ per sec-_a for a strip Back from the west coast, M thro_ the hurricane. We ran the I_t_4c f_ with red smd green filters _rm the _est coast thrc_ E1 Paso. We ran the S0121 _rm ]gl Paso thro_ the hurricane, /nclud_-_ ,_h_ef N_uston. The ls_h_k traek_-_ on E1 P_o - I_11 have D_- f_l _o_ m that.
CC: Okay. l_ea_ fine, _. squ/rrels in a cage. Roger.
CC: Log this, Jack. Frame 1112 is where we completed t-_*-E pictures of the hurricane at this time. Z can't quite read - the MET here at 31, and _ust prior to that, we took three or four shots of the Hc_stou _rea, which is wide open, the whole area down there.
CC: Clear r_ke stood out like a hell.
CC: 0ka_. Cu_ that.
CC: Magazine F.
UNKNOWN: plan to drop in in a few days.
CC: Roger. Understand. AUTO optics bro,,mbtit in the sextant, but it _-as moving so fast, I got Behind it, and never did get a --A_kon the runway. It was a pistol, though. got to You really get on it in a hurx-ybecause it whts'l:l'ln_ ended up is by, so I taking a little spot out in the desert and did an 'm_mOwa 1An,,'lm_,._k instead.
CC: o_. co_ that, _o_. i1 Page 666 ti
CMP: Incident_l!y, the tracktn_ pass itself, in general, - is fairly simple to do if you get cm it fast en_,_. The - I guess +h_ hard part for me is in the procedural aspects of flipp_-_ switches and go!-8 thr_,_h the progrs_; meanwhile, the target is whistling by.
CDR: _ _ad.
CC: Roger. we would l_ _m_ to switch to the sec- ondary m-_k t_¥. in c_,_ Charlie; give us a when you do it.
CDR: You want the m_n _r first ar the seco.a_y on first! Sec--a-_y first.
CC: ou
CDR: MA_.
CDR: c_,--Z:te oN.
CDR: Pr_=-_y Cb_rlie is c_4-S off. over
CC: Okay. We are about to lose you Ber-m_ here; we _11 pick you up at Ascension at
CDR: 6o ahead.
CC: Walt, did you put any high bit rate in the D_E 1mat Page 66?
CDR: We put it on when Donn was getting his state vactc_ updates in.
CC: o_s_r.
CMP: Would you l_ke to hear when we have put on? It probably screws up your _ump schedule a little hit, &_esn't it?
CC: I got a nod down here on that question.
CMP: Okay. We w_ll try _ do that - we need to get is low bit rate.
CMP: Understand. Ail you need is iow bit rate for
CC: Okay. And we're going to lose you here; Ascension at 1_ _5. AS_r_SXON (P,EV 92)
CC: Apollo 7, Honston. We are 1 m_-ute LOS Ascension; _--"_J. ve 1_5 at plus 01.
UNKNOWN: Roger. _WA_w (REV _2)
CC: Apollo 7, Houston through Tananartve. Standing
CC: Co ahead, 7-
LMP: We got a ]---_A_k C_ that last one and got five good -_ks on _ll ... updates and put the eoorcU- mates of l_,_ rate, the update coordinates on the tape. You sh_!_ get it when it comes d_.
CC: Apollo ?, Hc_tcm. We are close to LOS T-..._- rive. We'11 l_w_ ARIA m S-band at 1_5 plus 12. CAaU_OS (l_V 92)
LMP: Roger. Honstc_.
CC: Apollo 7, Houston. Opposite _,n_.
CMP: Sa_ age!n, J_k.
CC: Opposite _w._, please. we'11 pick you up at Ousm at lb5 plus 28.
CC: _ Apollo 7, Houst_ thr_,_ _,-_.
UNKNOWN: we'11 have a state vector update to send you over Hawaii.
CC: Oks_. I have a PAD on this lan_.-_'ktra_-E you're test that going to do here over z_ss
CC: Go ahead, partner.
CC: 0k_y. _hp first l_m_k. 10; it's south of !prc.,,_ track 65 ,_les, GET lb5 plus shaft 56, O_3s t_...-.lon The _ather% clear at this 315. 1--_-k. Second l_mfimn_k, lb2; 10 miles wi'th of gr..._ track. GET 126 plus 17. s_et 327. tr-n_fa_ 31. Looks lfke it's about five-tenths covered.
CMP: Roger. We Just got two this time. Jack?
CDR: I see. 1']-I try to squeeze b au .mhown one b the ziAAl_ scmew_aere.
CC: n_,,_y. Good. TV avitch OFF.*
LMP: q_tts a good idea.
CC: We pick up lhelaii at 1_5 plus 21.
CC: _ l_rt of the ne_s that I didn't finish this m_.._..t'r,E: the lationsl T-_titute of Health anncau_ed today that they have a development of a amceine to prevent C_r_nn measles. T.-,.,,.j _rlth _ a gold me'rtl in _ L_O-meter dash frith a _rld record time of BoB 19.8. 8eagren pirie4 up the United _tates' sixth gold medal 8 For_-_ of Houston won a split decision in the open_-g round of the 01_apic BOTChH.
LMP: Sotlnds14ke the hcme team is do_n E n_Ay down there.
CC: It sure is.
CDR: Jack, that hurricane is really a doozy. I haven't seen an_tb_nH l_e that, ever.
CC: It's moving north, W,11y. It should hit the coast of Florida, around T_ll_h-ssee.
CDR: What are the highest winds on the outskirts? (REV9a) A10o.l-l.o7,
CC: Houston thr_,zh Hawaii.
CC: Roger. We would send you a state vec- tor update whenever you're ready.
CMP: Go, man.
CC: Okay. Onm4nH up, 7, and I'm ready to read you the NAV check whenever you are ready to copy.
CC: Okay. c_'l'llthplus 50 plus 0000 .4nus 0936 ,-_nUS 00891 1013.
CDR: Is your update in now? is yours.
CDR: Houston s did you copy the readback?
CC: Ne_tive. T dldnft copy the readback.
CDR: It's m the DSKL
CC: ao6er.
CC: C,,x,_ the read b,_.
CDR: _stts a pretty good readback, heyT
CC: aoSer.
CC: Apollo 7, Houston. Opposite _mt.
CDR: Jack, frsmes 1_3 and 1_ are of San Diego.
CC: Roger. Cv_ that.
CDR: Loud and clear. _ere you can see All the _y
CC: And, WAlly, I have this seztant star count PAD ehAt I can give you any time.
CDR: We ell _t t(11 Tie finish this me 1.n_mn_lr here.
CC: n_,_r, lo _.
CDR: Cot five _ks.
CDR: Houston, ApoLlo ?.
CC: T. Go ahea_,
LMP: Roger. Are you _etting the data off of the e'Jm_'utar !
CC: Affirmative. Roger. doing the _rking.
CC: And we again got All zero's C_ the DELTA-R - _ELTA-V updates, and we have some o_nges to the 1Ana_k location on the lat, long, and attitude. It turns out that point is 3600 feet under water.
CC: 0ka_. Roger. Co_ that.
CMP: We took a SCUm_'t_n_.
CDR: Your weather looks good out ca the Gulf. No thunderheads, a little bit of scattered cirrus wa_ south of I_mm_ut, and that's Just about it.
CDR: Nothtng west of yOU. All the way over to Free- port, it's clear as a hell. Wally, trytn_
CC: we're to save some CAL 25 weather for you.
CDR: Yes, would to get some of that. This I 141_ isn't bad sail_n_ here. Got a pretty big Sl_nnaker out now. HAWAII through ANTIGUA (REV '93)
CDR: _--_ for getting that storm out of the way. I appreciate that.
CC: Okay. Let me know when you are ready to that sextant star count PAD. Page 6"[3 W_lly, _c_eth4n$ note here. We didn't copy any isdica%ion of a c_n(s- _h_n_e Or Of the 02 purge which was about _ hours ago.
CDR: Yes, we've made --_er 12 canister ehAuge ,,,.,_ the 02 lmzrge.
CC: Okay. I maderstand they are Both c-'-..A_lete.
CDR: Four optical _ the l_rgeT
CC: Roger. That was the one at 1_1 30.
CDR: ?ge didn't check that off; we o_e you that c_e; 'the r_n_ster was *'.hAnged.
CC: Okay. Cvvj that. We ere busy TV'-'t._
CMP: Roger. it, I th_,_, about purge time.
CDR: Yes, we were ca2camera +!_n. Yo- know we weren't it. do_
CC: Roger. q_t is wh_ we th_,_ht we _uld Just ask.
CDR: Oh, you're sneaky.
UNKNOWN: V_ good.
CDR: you know wh_ we don't l_ the TV
LMP: P_y c_ the update.
CC: Okay. This is star 23, roll 352, pitch 0_1, _w 006; star 31, the _ roll, pitch, and _ sett4n=s. This w_ll get you _th(n - these _r_rs are le"!th'_n 35 degrees of the sun LOS.
CMP: Roger. c_r£of sighting? Page 67_ 1_7
CMP: Same ,,w,ber for _oth of them?
CC: Roger. That is the same number for both,
UNKNOWN: Roger. I was wondering if we could - if we could get an update for these 23 1,mAw landmark stars business?
CMP: T.tl,,. some attitude to fly to and the approximate it. time to do I could find it by m_self, but it help a little if we had some ideas as to what - I mean, what roll angle ar pitch angle _t _,_11he in.
CC: t_ay. In work.
CC: _,.
CDR: J_¥, fr_s 1_5, 1_6, and l_T were taken at 03 - at 03 m_mfCeS.
CDR: Houston, do you copy?
LMP: Frame taken at 07 30.
CC: That's c_ magazine Sierra, taken at in 1_9, and seccmds.
CDR: We must be doing a bit more tracking today.
CC: Ss_ agal,_ Wally.
CDR: Did we do perigee?
UNKNOWN: are Just passfn_ perigee -.ow. We got ch,_-ge
CDR: n_ay. a pitch rate for notb_-_.
CC: Okay. Cop_.
CDR: ... pitched up ... degrees local vertical way _ack up to SCS.
UNKNOWN: didn't copy that l_t, Wally.
CDR: That was pitch down 30 degrees, and it came right back up, *rl,-ost to SCS. I _mt to stop it.
CDR: We've got an outside station cnm*,_, in beauti- l_lre every fully right now. It seem_ time we come thro,,_h here.
CC: Roger. Umderstand.
CDR: playt,_ "True Love. t
LMP: Roger. We are stable now right at the perigee attitude.
CC: Roger. Copy. We are about 1 minute LO6 Antigua; we pick you up over Ascension at 1_6 plus 19.
LMP: Roger. thro-gh
CC: AI_Ollo 7, Houston Ascension.
UNKNOWN: j_-k, ye _zst had a very a_,',m_lous sort of pass here - wrote it in the data off cur book ... by block _2 ... did the marks and the ·lhh_nE _ _ v_ew e._X)l_ 8, 'm'lnutep_'mrwl & h_'lf earlier +.lh._the time you gave us. It was away off to the north, more than Just 18 miles; in fact, they h_1 to yaw 20 _eErees to even be able to see it, _,R any_, managed fi_,lly 'bO get two marks on it before we lost it. They got three new utxlates for I_LTA-R DELTA-V, but they got h-me,
CC: Okay. We copied *-h-t, I_--.
CMP: It's cQneeivable he could have marked on the wrong point, but I don't think he could have Been +h-t far off. star sight_-_=.
CMP: Oki. Stana _.
F: FAL Flight, I'm still standing by for your reply.
F: Rtght.
UNKNOWN: Roger. Go _ead with your update, Jack. 126 00 a roll of 3_7, pitch 097, yaw of 011 should be the ]_h-_k 11ne of Sight OD the laoon.
UNKNOWN: Roger.' b_band by, Jack. My penc_l cral_oed out.
UNKNOWN: Roger. I've got 126 on the hour. Is that ra_ht?
CC: No, sir. 1_ I_US _0 plus 00, the roll 3_?, pitch 097, yaw 011 wfll Mt the 1.n&mAwk l(ne of sight on the moon.
CDR: okay. m_.aAWAmLV,<(l_'V _)
CC: Apono 7, Wo_to_.
CC: AIx)11o 7, Houston. , lt'ke to I_l.we ,_.-'-' for you an ut_ated this mooo star sight_ng of 1_7 plus 00 plus 00.
CC: ... J-_k. Is that a landmark?
CC: Roger. That's P23, moon star sighting. Time ,,_uld be 1_7 plus OO plus 00.
CC: ... w,,_tbe a little late on that.
UNKNOWN: about _0 minutes of &iv1ng.
CC: Roger. Cora,.
LMP: Hey. Jack. Log _other food bag failure - corn _,_er toda;lr, _ 3 ...
CC: Walt, I didn't cop_ that; _ is pretty poor here uvcr 'l_.-,,-,,n-lve Be,_,,,-_,_. off the low elevs.- tlcm _le cm the antony. We would like you to switch 2oar _ ]_er to AU][ for this COMM test that we are going to do vv=r Guam.
CC: Roger. When do you want me to _vltch?
CC: Nt_ht n_. Walt. Roger.
CC: _, !e are ah_u_ 1 w_nute LOB T_-An_rive; ye have _ low _mcle pass _t Carnarvon 1_6 plus a _.'
LMP: ... butterscotch i,,aa_nE, but nobody'il take it. Wallv t_-j;n_ to COil Walt and are IDe out of al_lesauce by of_er_-e ne and a whole meal fc_ it. 7,
CC: Apollo Houst,'_.
CC: lto_er. Tie _ _v_ you in the middle of your tr_nm,_reston, D_m,. Cc-la you say again?
CC: Roger. Ve vere .Just recor_v,E mae c.-.,,,_nts _v_
CMP: We were sawn8 that W_lly and I were try_n_ to give _v our butterscotch l_Ad_tng,but nobody collect so we wants it. Walt ltkes to cocoa, can give our cocoa to btm, an_ Both of them were tr_-_ to con me out of my ham and applesauce. offered Walt me a whole meal for one dish. I guess +-_ message is that we get a little tired off .._o very rich sweet and we st1]1 go _h4n_a, for *-_ meats m.a the fruits and the salads.
CC: 0ka_. Copy that. T tried, to f._11 you uv_r
CC: Before the ln_t station. r.h_ider bag I h_ a corn f__llure,the second one failed down where the spout Of 'lh.h'l* _, It c_s _L. zt's f_tled down - right down where it goes into the bag itself, end the meal comes some cut other hole.
CC: n_y. copy that.
CC: Roger. _t_ is about the Best C_ we've had. Xt's sm elevation _21e less than 1 degree.
UNKNOWN: pretty sensational. mlnute LOS
CC: We're i Carnarvon; we'11 pick you up at _,_- at 1_7 plus 01.
CC: Okay. (REV 93)
CC: Apol.lo ?, Houston thrc,,_,h G_,m_.
CC: Roger. will ]rou
CC: Walt, turn up your S-band volumeY We'11 start this _ load check.
LMP: S-band up.
CC: Apollo 7, Houst,',-.
LMP: Roger. Itm res_{ng you --1_0.
CC: _a are loud and clear, Wei't,up ovar Hawaii, we're going to have a state vector and DAP load update for you - to send you.
CC: And after the DAP data load, _'d l_k. to get a verification of NOUN 14T and N(YJN _8. This is-
LMP: You'd l_k_ verification of whatT
CC: NOUN _T and NOUN _ in the DAP data loe4.
LMP: Roger. Understand. So we'11 go to AC_/-£ on Hawaii. _ru,A* t,J, 11 OVer Rea/
CC: Okay. fine.
CC: Walt, if you're read_, I can give you the NAV check for this update over H_aii - I can give it toyounov.
LMP: We']/ pick it up at Hswa/t w'n_le you are up- ,-tnk, ag Page681
LMP: Houston, Apollo T. 1
CC: Go ahead, Apollo ?. i
LMP: D_n,'s turnt,_ his S-band up. Ne wants to give you hie _b_ta.
CC: GO ahead.
CMP: Roger. T don't know if you read this c_ the ccm- pttter. I've got _ up, and I've got A.l.plhn'-cl .1.,,m,t1.:--1,'k 5 Cm.the .,..,,-1these _lm_ed on moon, are the eh_et and t_-mnion _gl es. Do you read them down there?
UNKNOWN: I'11 tell you that was c_e whale of a lot e_l$fer _han that crazy earth horizca business.
CC: Apollo T, Houston. One mt,hire LC_ G_,,_;Hawaii at l_T plus 16.
CC: Five-by.
CC: Okay. If you _fll go to ACCEPT, we wtl1 send you a NAV load and then a DAP update. m
CDR: Houston, can we wait on this tass7 We've got a DTO go!nE here, and we need the computer for It.
CC: Okay. That is fine.
LMP: I'11 take PAD for NAV
CC: Okay. (IET15_ plus 30 plus 0000 plus 1486 plus 03_4 1368. in ACCEPT.
CC: Okay. Cnm*_-s up.
LMP: _. Readback follows: 154 30 four !_!]s plus 11_86l_a.tm o3z/% 1438. Over.
CC: Negative on the _t one, Walt: 1368.
LMP: 1368. So_-,-_.
CC: picking up an n_Ay. W_]ly, W_ are grad,,ally increase in C02 there. _on may have gotten a bad c_-_ater at that _ ch_-se.
CDR: Roger. See on this particular test here, by the wa_, this very brilliant star count test h,_ us right up in the perigee torque area. We are going to really hose the fuel out.
CC: Okay. Cop_ that.
CDR: Now this one is on the experimenters, too. We are going to have s_-_e right interesting eon- we get back. Pa6e 683
CC: are people go!n_ to Be interested.
LMP: Hey, Jack, we are 14ke read!n8 lmm; sh_.,ldn't here until we go _!_Aa, let this th'in_ hap S ill it gets up close to 76?
CC: Roger. We are Just L_ming to give you a little bit of a hack shesd of time, so you will know what to look for.
LMP: W_I], _ criteria is V6, se we have not been concerned. It's just turned out to be the first =v---A' seen over that's all. one we've one,
UNKNOWN: ec_uter?
CDR: May we have
CC: Roger. 7, we _w_ildlike to verify the DAP data load. Not at this tame, but some time later on. We would Just l*ke a verification on N0_ _? and _5 in the DAP data load prior to tcmox'Tow's burn. The c....:.uter is yours e.t this time.
UNKNOWN: Houston, Alpc,Ilo T-
CC: Co ahead, Apollo 7.
CC: Roger. NOUa bT plus two 1_11 s 1_ plus -
CC: Apollo T, Houstce..
CC: Roger. j_k, did you're-a NOUN _7? Page 68b.. N_tive. justa_ were you %w5
UNKNOWN: CC Walt, got it h.._-- *"E over stations here. Could you say it aga_-?
LMP: Can out I)SKY, you read our I_XY? Can you read J_k?
CC: Negative right now, Walt.
CC: OkAy. NO'iN _T 1llus tWO ]_ll_ 1_4 1)1US two l_lls _51 plus 29560. NOUN _8 m(n,zsthree _ll8 76 _"US three )rollsh7 plus 02110. Over.
CC: Okay. We copy that. you place your PMP power to NC/tMAL?
CC: It's in NORMAL.
UNKNOWN: Hey, Jack, sc_nebodymight write down md leave different on COMM modes they've checked out _hte flight.
CC: Oks_r. We'11 get it to you.
LMP: Hey, Jack, do you have time for a map update?
CC: Map update in work.
CC: Apollo 7, Houston. Opposite omni. And I have your map update. Roger.
CC: Apollo Houston. Opposite _"i. I have your map update.
CC: time of the lb6 plus l:fl-m_ 58, longitude 122.11 east.
CC: We are about 1 -_-ute LOS. We'11 pick you up at Ta_A-_lve at about 1_8 plus 09. 2_UULZ_Lvs (x_*v_)
CC: Apollo _'s Houston throll=h TJ_-n_?'ive.
CDR: Roger. Jack, read you loud and clear.
CC: WAlly, I lamuld 14ke to ask you ff you powered down? Affirmative.
CC: Okay. T_-_ you.
CDR: Find our suit - heat rate -re,et have peaked temperature about - a suit of about _4 degrees Just Before power down - and !_]d there for a w_le aftew l_wer down. As_..tns that it will improve with power up plus hold*-_ real great it's pretty hot. for _ to 5 m{nutes, _ t)u_. Read We felt the heat very easily. that?
CC: Roger. )[_Awere a little big garbled, but I +h_,_ we've got most of it.
CDR: Okay. On the star check: ,rely t.h_ two stars c-lled _ by the program were seen, no others with the sextant.
CDR: And toda_ will be very busy, and tomorrow, we big burn - have the burn 5.
CC: Go ahead..
UNKNOWN: _UK We are deleting the TV -_s tom_. PaEe 686
CC: Roger. We copy that. We are d/gest_ng that, Wally. that.
CC: We co_ _11
CDR: ... back today, and it looked awfuJ.... I didn't want to do it before our first burn, but it can foul up our time l_-es considerably.
CDR: Roger. about you.
CDR: _hAt's All I have for
CC: Apono 7, Houston.
CDR: Co ahead. tuze getting a little more comfortable now that _rou powered down? have dowu to about 68 degrees right now.
CC: ok_. copy.
CDR: Jack, in your pl_,ning for subsequent maneuvers, _ou should try to avoid being out at SCS ow I_S at more th_ 20 degrees as you pass through Over. perigee.
UNKNOWN: copied that, Vally.
CDR: Roger. You're going to have to save that -
CC: Okay. Understand. We are getting pretty close to _ T,_,,,_n,-'r,__ve;we w'_ p/cE you up at _,-m at 36. 1_8 plus
CC: And Mercury at lt_ plus 33.
CC: Apollo 7, Hcustca thru,Eh the Mercury.
CC: Roger. Read you _]no.
CMP: ... about 25
CDR: Hey, Jack.
CDR: 0ka_. I guess wo'11 chlorinate water tonight, about 139 5O.
CC: ]rou'reabout
UNKNOWN: Wally, two-l_yhere; you're pretty garbled, tiemight have a little better luck over G-_, which is c_m_ng up here.
CDR: Okay. We wtll chlorinate water today.
UNKNOWN: understand.
CDR: Hello, Houstca, Apollo 7. Do you read?
CC: Roger. Go ahead, Apollo 7.
CDR: HS.v_ yOU h.R & Ch--nee t;o work up our frae1 StatUS operations? after today's status - _,_ status now?
CDR: That's at"ff_; any time.
CC: Oki. We ere _-_iz_-g that now; we'11 prob' 1_.= it up to you over Hawaii.
UNKNOWN: ve_r good.
CC: Ai_o_I_ 7. your fuel m--_er for your cmboard chart Xs 666.
UNKNOWN: Roger. Reedb,-'k: 666.
CC: AP_ 11" T. Houston. One mtnute L06 Guam; Hawe/i x_ plus __.
CC: Ai_OllO T. Houston thru,Eh Hs_mii.
CDR: Loud --_ clear.
CC: 0_. 1gal%, I've got a little message for you
CDR: _slt's off CO_ right now. Do you want me to rely. c_ shou_ I get h';m lap?
CC: 0_m_. W.11y. are you t. the right seatY
CC: Can j_a get in the right seat to do some readings of & _lple of gages beret
UNKNOWN: ¢1,o,o.,_aa. t_ 2 fan cycle that we are going to give ]rou here, we would 1t_. to read out phase A, B, andC caACbus 2.
CDR: Roger. Ph___e A is 150.5, B 115.5, and C 115.
CC: Okay. Now, W_lly, _ would like to turn 02 fans t--_ 2 C_ now, and then read out A, B, _n_ C again,
CDR: Got the fans tank 2 ON now. Phase A is - went up Just a amtdgen - 116, B is about 115.7, and is st_l 115.
CC: 0ka_. Wa/ly, after 3 mlnutes of fan _, we would to be like have you re_-= AC 2 phase B when you tn_--nthe
CDR: Prior to, ar subsequent? pl_ht turn
CC: dur_n= the switch operation, when you the fans in t_-_ 2 OFF, be rea_!ns phase B.
CDR: Okay. I'd say that's a pretty good Job of sack- t-S cut that AC 1, AC 2 problem, anyway.
CC: I didn't copy that, W. lly.
CDR: That's a good Job down there of BS.Ck'lng out that AC bus 1, AC bus 2 problem.
UNKNOWN: a crnn_ when happened.
CC: I don't blsme you a bit.
CDR: I like to feel direct - direct _e- Cnmin s · · . . . you
CC: Roger, V,11y. Go _bead. frmaes per foot there are in the 16mm cam- eraT
CC: Ok_. We'11 get it.
CDR: _-_ you.
CDR: Hey, Jack, do _u= read?
CC: Goahead.
CDR: Ok_. We _ust ran the switch valve test, and Walt looked at the _q_-g 1-1glvton the switch; At dropA_l a J_dgen - mayhe a quarter of a volt to hal* a VOlt.
CC: OL_W. Thank _ very _h, W, lly. I have sc_e _CS re_]*-- data for you.
CDR: Staneb_.
CC: n1_-.V. FC_ se.rvlce module - for an SCS service mxlale ECS deorbit, the value is 581.
CDR: ,,_.
CC: Okay. Far -_-pt RCS deorbit, the value is 520; *ma _h,., value !_brid for deorbit, the value is 223.
CC: _. We show _-_ A is Just a smidgen under de_rbit.
CDR: Jack, on these la_m_k stghttnEs that yOU call -- up to us for targets of opportun4ty
CDR: -- if you alI could keep hook c_ that - we missed IA_on this last pass; we might have had a whack at it. It's ktnd of herd to remember All those oe.
UNKNOWN: are a little hit hard to read. We'11 pick it up ca the recorder here.
CDR: On the landmark passes?
CC: _es. Go ahead.
CDR: If you can give us the time when they come up, _-ever, that helps us quite a bit because we can write it on the flight plan.
CC: Okay. Real fine. After we h_n4 over to Hunts- v_lle - to - we get throngb to Huntsville here, are going to hnn4 over to ARIA so you might S-band turn up your volume. In a couple of -*-utes, we'11 have ARIA coverage on S-band for about another _ or 5 w_nutes. Very
CDR: good. That was a good watch today, Jack.
CC: It's been a good day; we've done a lot.
CDR: We sure did.
CC: We're looking forward to temvr_ow.
CC: Okay. Wally, on that question that you --w_4: the 1_ cs_-ra frame, there arc h0 frames per foot of ftlm.
CDR: How w_y feet do we have in each magazine?
CC: I didn't copy that last little, W. lly.
CDR: How wn,,.h footage do we have in the magazine?
CC: auv. Standby. W_lly,
CC: there arc 130 feet per magazine.
CDR: Roger. you, Jack. -
CC: ARIA 3, go R_40TE. R_o_.
LMP: Houston, Apollo 7. Standing by.
CC: AI_o].]-o ?, Houston. One minute LOS ARIA; pick. up at T---native at 1_9 plus _2.
CDR: Roger. T_Wa._A_v_(REV 95)
CC: Apollo 7, Houston thro,,gh Tananarive.
CC: Apollo 7, Houston, T-----_ive. Standing by.
CC: Apollo ?, Houston. One m_nute L06; Mercury at o6-
CC: Roger. I read you _ time.
CDR: Good eye-{nS, Ron. _ (_W _)
CC: J_ollo T, aoust_. Station s by.
CDR: Ro__r. _ _d c_ar.
CC: Roger. S,_.
CDR: D r_n Ei_e vsnts 20 eltc]_ of _t_r logged and L,v aspirin.
CC: Rc_.
LMP: Hey, Rcm, log the _ with 15 clicks of water.
CC: aoger.
CDR: _'s it goin_ down t_eT
LMP: Ne _ot some beautiful pictures of it.
CC: ¥er_ _ood.
UNKNOWN: ][cu _ _ett_-g tired of this long flight c_ l_k,,,
CC: No, not re_y. I'd to be there with you.
UNKNOWN: We _ ro_.
CC: C_oa.
CDR: _t hurricane was l_l_y sc_ething to see. It stood out ver_ clearly today.
CC: _ollo ?, Houston.
CDR: Go. m ?ase69_
CC: Apollo 7, Houston. Looks ltke pins have come Un_nne .a_ain on LMP's BIOM_) h_vmess somewhere t.hp_e.
CDR: Okay. Roger. We'11 get it glued together.
LMP: Okay. Ron, I'11 get on it. The reason for that is because I've got k*-d of a spider's web of le_ d_n here. Even after they made this hA_-- ness over, I've got about 6 inches extra on one leac!, and a couple others are apparently pretty tight, I guess.
CC: . Roger. I understand.
LMP: But I've got this ground wire on, so whatever you do comes thro-_h good, doesn't it?
CC: It was real good for a ln-= time there, Walt; then last night, we noticed that it looked like ms,be the gro,m& lead was possibly part_ally chin*nm loose ce_ somefht-_ 1-Wlrw. that.
CC: The sensor, that is.
LMP: Okay. I'11 take a look at it.
CC: I've got a one-lAne update to your targets of opportunity for L,,._b,_11_ 5; that's two b_llq 2.
CC: Roger. It's the area narth of the Colorado River. Pa_e 695
CC: Roger. Evident_ it mmst he in the mountains uD in there creme the river x-m= -
CDR: _ Colorado Rive_ runs z_rth and south. That 1'I}_- 11A(:I1:11 .
CC: Me, too.
CDR: Ron, we're tr_n_ to figure out, Just for the fun of iS, what does burn 5 do to our inclina- tAciT Does _1_ have a story on that b_ndy? Xt's no big deal, Just curious.
CC: Roger. W*lll check into _t; I've got the -
CC: Apollo 7, Housto_t. Opposite _i.
CDR: Rm, w_le I'm lco_8 _t it, do _u have any typhoc_ in the Far East, c_ ... An the ]L_h-iI 1t_ines? the map there -Il:Ih-isevening.
CDR: Hsmu_iland Attstr_l_, woo]_Fwoolies? Houston. A_out
CC: Apollo 7, 1 m_nu_ceto L0_.
CC: N_, _m_arpreburn inclination is 31.22 and post- hum 30.0_; Um'J.'.Lwill be about 165 plus 00.
CDR: We thought we'd drive it in a little bit. Okay. C_dS.
CDR: Roger. a_i'htl e.
CC: les. Tlmt's right. _AWAZT(a_V95)
CC: Apollo 7, Houston thrc_sb Hawaii.
CC: Roger. Loud and clear. of Luzon about this tine, so you probably saw it
UNKNOWN: That's what we a ..., right?
CC: That's correct.
CC: ?, Houston. We've got a new update on the amount of film in your magazines.
CC: You have 80 feet in l_m, w_gazines. not fabulous. Okay.
CC: Yes, that's right.
CDR: Okay. I'11 have to do my arithmetic over again then. I guess you can save us by telling us how long we can run it, 1 rrm,e, 6 rrm,es, and 16.
CC: Roger. I'11 get that information. United States with 1 frame a second on an 1_ lens ted_.
CC: 0_.
CDR: That was from - oh, Just west of San Diego _11 _ thr_,=h to +_ hurricane on into Florida.
UNKNOWN: That was done on _ movie in ease anybody gets excited.
CC: Wallv, 2ou might Be interested; they're not even waitS-8 for you to get 1_. We're using the third deck there for s*wn,l_t:tons tonight for the next
CDR: I'm sorry I massed +-_-t.
CC: Roger. We're US_n_ -- they're si!_,l_tingthe next mission upstairs tc_t_ht.
CDR: Very good. Tell t_ to _ better food along with them.
CC: Apollo ?, Houston. I have your f_l_ run times, there.
LMP: S_K ag_n, Ron?
CC: Roger. I have your f_lm 2 time, your lgm, run times. I
CC: At frame,
CC: At 6 frames, it's 8 w_-utes 52 seconds; at 16, it's 3 plus 20.
UNKNOWN: .m._ _ou.
CC: Apollo S-_and vol,m_ up at 35 plus 30 for ARIA.
LMP: Roger. 35 30.
UNKNOWN: the Sierra mag was on the isl_-_ of Hawaii.
CC: Roger. Hbrrov,,.T._. (REV 95)
CT: htsv_11e AOS. A_A3 (REV 95)
CT: ARIA 3, clear and loud. GO R_0TE.
CC: Apo_o 7, Houston through ARIA 3 S-band.
CC: Apollo 7, Houston thr_,sh ARIA. 0ver. A_ono7....
CC: A1_11o T, Houston. ][ou broke u_p that time; say
UNKNOWN: .... S-band up ... or not ...
UNKNOWN: Hear you very Roger. weak. background.
UNKNOWN: real btgb Sql,n11 _i1 the now. Is the voice s_ F betterT
LMP: Say ag_n, Hon.
CC: Rttll not _,-h better. You're sti]] bren_-_ !_), a]_d ][ _l_a_ be Ct'lin'Trig th]_Oll_h _L_te we _]IL' et .i]-I.
CC: Apollo 7, Houston. One minutes L06; T--_nA_tve &tlT. 'P_AH_,.LVrC (tte:v 96)
CC: Apollo 7, Hous'con thr_,gh T_-_,_rive. Stam_tn_ br.
CC: Roger. _ae same. at_l.
CDR: Roger. XERCtm_(_V 96)
CC: Apollo thr_sh Mercury.
CDR: Fr_nes 12_ and 122 of Japan.
CC: Roger. Co_.
CDR: On m_a. zine Sierra.
CC: 7, Houstou. If you've BIC_) thiz_s. They're ,11 made up, and I don't tb!n_ there% a_thAng else I can do, but I'11 check them again when I go to bed in a little hit, but they look to me like evexTthtnE's okay.
CC: Okay. We might have an internal break or sc_e- $Jaingin one of the wires, and we'11 work on it l&ter; no sweat.
CDR: A_ the peak of Mount FuJiy-_-, there's snow c_ the top.
UNKNOWN: 155of MountFujiya-.
CC: Roger. (REV96) _
CC: Apollo 7, Houston thro,,EhHawa/i.
LMP: Roger. Could you give me a readout of our 02 ·n-,,_*old pressureT
CC: Roger. We're standing by for lock-up - don't have it yet.
CC: Apollo 7, Houston. We're read/ng 10_ now.
LMP: 103.
UNKNOWN: ....
CC: Roger. 103.
UNKNOWN: is GO.
CC: Roger. Page there, we could use more or less a taste versus time s,_-_y on your water.
LMP: Say ag_*;,','_
CC: Roger. We colulduse a ktnd of a taste versus chlorination time from on the potable water.
LMP: Well, now you've br_,Eht the subject up - you Wa_t to _._1_' to h_m_ We the chlorine
CDR: Just put in about 15 m_nutes ago, Just before yuu_ pass. We are a little concerned about the rate to put it in. It's the a rather brown-loo_-_ goopy tht,_ at base of the chlorine injector, and I'm not sure - s_Are with it at this t_me.
CC: Roger. Houston. You went throl,_h a keyhole there, and we're still in one, re-lly. At the base of whatT And -
CDR: If T had that on _ water faucet, I'd clean it off or get a new f_-met.
CDR: If I had it in my sv_-f-E pool, I'd c,11 for pool service.
CC: About 30 seconds LOS; Redstone at 46.
CC: Belay that Red - Redstone at 14. Page 3'02 _ns_m_ (Pm' 5}6)
CC: Apollo ?, Houston thron_h Redstone. Standing b_.
CC: Roger. Loud a.nct clear.
CDR: ... _uat off Hawaii, we saw a big smoke trail ...
CC: ?, Houston. Say it agAt..
CDR: We saw +h_ _w_}e tr_ll of a ship at about Or[. 11.5 ';Prl't.
UNKNOWN: Make h-l., Happy to tell that cae.
CC: It sure _11.
CDR: liehaven't seen any smoke counts up in the and N*_l_yas, now it's .*_ht, so I guess we're looaers en that me. the
CDR: Haven't seen any trucks of Imperial VAlley yet, either. Okay.
CDR: We'11 look for water skiers on Taylor T_}e this weekend.
CC: Very good.
CC: 7, Houston. About 30 seconds LOS. Walt, you mt_t be advised it's the sternal connectors on the BIO_4ED that Seem to be acting up.
LMP: Okay. I'11 check it over good before I go to bed.
CDR: We'11 have _11 of that Just to ...
CDR: I took care of m_ stern problem.
CC: Roger. A_SZ0_ (REV97)
CC: Apollo T, Houston thrcj,Sh Ascension.
CDR: Roger. _A,_ you.
CC: I k A_th_-g more on the news down there, Ron?
CC: Roger. We're workt,_ on some.
LMP: Okay. Anybody have the I.*m-Sierra update?
CC: Roger. Your l_d_ogen margin is 2.6 l_UndS now; _uur 02 margin is _8 pounds; r.-_.mp_Sierra 073/ 061, Sierra Foxtrot 075, Echo kilo plus 003.
LMP: Roger. TbA,,_ you.
CC: The Olympics are gett_-g started tonight acme- t_ea; we don't have any information coming in em that yet.
LMP: Hey, Ron. How are the surgeons doing on curing colds for long range tonight?
CC: They're still work_nE on _t. Some gu_ down here is also work_nE - facetiously, that is - to Page ?0_ you not been flovn.
CC: _ad ye not vhat?
CC: Hal you not taken the fq__tght.
CDR: Roger. That's very stHntficant.
CC: I don't know hov he's go_n H to do it, but he's vor_!n H on it. ]t4ERCU_:[ (R&'V'97)
CC: Apollo ?, Houston thrcm_h llercury. Oppo6ite Amni.
CC: ROger. Stud by.
CC: Apollo T, Houston. I have a one-l_e i_ht plan update.
CDR: The only tb!,H we have to look fc_vard to ts China and Japan, so you von_t have to vrite.
CC: Okay. It's at 15_ plus 00, a fuel cell 02 purge. This ts a little early, but it sllnvs us to get another ane in Just prior to the b_,_.
UNKNOWN: Roger. Hey, Ron, tell the _ not to vorTy i about the cold. I alvays understood that it takes a reek to get rid of it if you treat it and ? days iff you don't. Tce_'ov's our eighth day, so it'11 probably be gone.
CC: Roger. Page :705
CC: The doctor really eonfi--_s that.
CC: Houston. To verify up telemetry MA_m_u TO NORMAL.
LMP: Alm_rs.
CC: By the wa_, the guy I was tal_tng about before on the colds: I .lustheard that over the news. It's not one of our gu_s.
UNKNOWN: God we're not payfng that eat.
CC: Concur.
CC: We have a little information here if you are &bout maybe volt- ages that we were --
CDR: Go' ahead.
CC: Roger. Looks l_ke it's a nominal-type thinE. This downward shift corresponds to a nominal transition from the test to the plateau .... and it's --
CC: -- It norm,11y happens Just about where we the Battery. And we're predicting an end-of- mission voltage on bart A and B of 30 to 31 volts. .Page?06 1ooktnE
CC: Roger. Eot of snow?
CDR: The us_! white peak. Ron, how E _iti_
CDR: about someon_ mar_f- our let us know how far away we were l'rca FuJi?
CC: l_J. co. .-l.e A,_a
CDR: C_e fifL_ 160 - 159 at Shikokn ,r_ 160 , lxmg shot - at FuJisan.
CC: Apollo T, Houston thru,Eh Redstone. I have block data n_er 17.
UNKNOWN: to Go.
CC: Roger. 099 dash Alfa Charlie minus 028 _m,_ 0180 155 plu_ 27 plus 5_ _608.
CC: Say, Reel,can you be workfnE on a map update vh*le I'm doing thisT
CC: Aff_tive. 100 dmqh Alfa Charlie plus 081 minus _O 157 plus 00 plus 51 _205, 101 dash t"Jh_-T-]L:Le 2 plus 205 mtn_s 0239 158 plus 35 pl_ 3"f_, 102 dash 2 Alfa plus 276 mi.us 0270 160 plus 10 plus 26 359_, 103 d_h 1 Bravo _0 plus 237 minus ._16 161 plus 3_ plus 3_, 10_ 4_h I Alfa plus 297 minus 0_ 163 plus i _. . , · Page ?07
CC: Roger. Was 99 Alfa Caarlte the first one?
LMP: Minus 028 minUS 0180 155 plus 27 plus 51_ _608, 100 dash Alfa Charlie plus 081 ,.inus02h0 157 d-_h Charlie plus 00 plus 51 _205, 101 2 plus Lvlnus0239 3799, 205 158 plus 35 plus 56 102 dash 2 Alfa plus 276 minus 0270 160 plus 10 359_, dash plus 20 103 1 Bravo plus 237 minUS 0616 161 plus 35 plus _0 3725, 10_ 4"sh i Alfa plus 297 minus 0627 163 plus 10 plus _0 3533. Over.
UNKNOWN: 102, 2 Alfa, plus 10 plus 26. update.
CC: Roger. _ 97, GET 152 plus 53 plus 56, longi- tuae31.6east.
CDR: Apollo 7, HoUSton. The United States beat ! _ugoslavia in lm_sketb-_]toda_ 73 to 58. you might interested that stock
CC: Row, _e the by ·_ket is fired rumors of a possible halt in the bcsn.h'fnE of North Vier Nam, bounded ahead today in third highest vol_e in the exch-n=e h/story. The volume of 21.06 m/llion; it?
CC: Not quite sure. I don't t.h_._ so. i
CC: t It looks like Hurricane Gla_s is expected to go ashore in a relatively sparsely populated area of Florida.
CDR: That's fort,mate.
CC: It was _lAo A-nounced tods_ that Mrs. John F. w_--cy Xenned_ will shipping tycoon Aristotle 0nsnsis. !
CDR: i Oh. m_: you if have a -_-ute.
CC: Roger. A 30.8, B 28._, and C is 39.0.
LMP: Roger. ThA,_ you.
CC: AOS Asepn-qionat 12.
UNKNOWN: ... J_. A_SION (_ 98)
CC: Apollo 7, Roustc_ through Ascension. Sta_a_n= by.
CMP: Roger. Houston, Apollo 7- How are
UNKNOWN: you?
CC: C,ood .h_pe.
LMP: I'd to log in aspirin and 15 clicks of water each for the the LM pilot.
CC: Apollo ?, Hmstc_. Opposite _nt.
CC: 7, Houston. I_S. Mercury at Hg.
CC: Apollo 7, Houston thr_ Mercury.
CC: AI_llo 7, Houston thro-_ M_cury. Stana_ng by.
CMP: Roger. Houston, AIx_o ?.
CC: Roger° Loud _-_a cle_x.
UNKNOWN: Ron, this D_,n. I'd 1_ to register a strong 1Athium hydroxide CC_platnt on the storage cans on the floor. _w_t - A2, I believe is the num- C_,eh. They're an rtl& I_ of box left over from Block Z. And the lids: it takes a tre- zz_ountof farce _e them mendous to close. at All. They're Just not _m[table
CC: Roger° Z understand.
LMP: The new b_l_e c_es with the rounded corners and the new latches are great, and they came in ...
CC: Apollo 7, Houston. Oppostte _nt.
CC: Apollo 7, Houston. Request you turn 02 t_nk 2 oger.02goingon.
CC: ! Apollo 7, Houston. One minute LOS; Ascension 20.
CMP: Apollo 7. Roger. a_S_ (REV 98)
LMP: Roger. Houston, Apollo 7.
CC: and D_nn, we would Roger. Loud clear. like to get a rundown on your health a_atus: medica- tion, sleep, _a what have you.
LMP: Sa_ og_-.
CC: Roger. Just a little resume of your status: cold, medication, sleep. which seems 1_ e_,_h. I'm not a bit tired. We still have heacl eol_s. _ ears are starting $_ clear up somewhat, but I still got pretty stuffy sinuses, rally and Walt are still ccm- pl_._._ of stopped-up ears and head.
CC: And we're asst_f- E no medication on your part other th_n repoz_cedaspirin.
CC: That's correct. We decided to save the Actifed till the l_qt day or so.
CC: Roger. Another thin5 for our future flight control modes, if you could somehow give us a rundown: either ntmber _- down the page or something 14ke +h_%, an_ Eive me the m_ers you have not completed, eo we can ktnd of plan m_be on RCS fuel.
LMP: Cb_y, Rm. I'11 do that a little later. I'm try_ to eat _ _reakfast right now.
CC: Roger. No h.,.',_.
CMP: Yes, T th_n_ vee_ covered most of them, c_e _: w_ C_ allother.
CMP: I don't know whether, or you know how much data got down on the l_l 1, l_ I think _w_ have been Just
CC: You haven't had any PT for breakfast yet, have you!
CMP: Yes, I've got a little bit right here, right IIOWo
CMP: ... anyway. You t_l_,_ about fortified Tan_?
CC: S(_leth(n8 l(k_ t.hat.
CC: Apollo 7, Houston. One m_nute L0_; Ascension at_.
LMP: Roger. Page 712. _C_SI0_ (REV
CC: Apollo 7, Houston thru]Eh Ascension.
CC: Apollo 7, Houston, Ascension. St_n&_-_ by.
CC: Apollo 7, Houston. Two m_-utes to LOS; Mercury at22.
CC: Apollo 7, HO_IStC_I. Say again°
UNKNOWN: was I was
CC: Oh, Roger. _$.
CC: Apollo 7, Houston. We've lost your BIOH_) now.
CMP: Roger. BIOM_) w_s disconnected tpmporarily.
CC: Apollo 7, Houston. Verify 02 t_-_ 2 fan 0/-_.
CC: Apollo 7, thro,,shMercury. Standtn= by.
CC: Roger. You're loud smd clear.
UNKNOWN: got sc_e more gold medal win- n_rs,
CMP: -- Great, who are they?
CC: Roger. In sw_-,,_ng, the USA set a new record in the men's l_)O-meter free style relay in _1.?. Also the IlS w_en won the _00-meter of 17 _ meaAl,, so far.
CMP: Sounds pretty good.
CDR: aoser.
CC: T, Houston. We plan to run thrca,Eh program 5 over Reclstrme and Ix_er down agal. over the C_--ies this pass.
CC: n_,,,j-.
CC: At_lln 7, Houston. Iou _,_t tO be fight over tj._n_ Gl_ia at this time. ' . I vas
CMP: I t_-¥ I see it, Rm. It's Just a big mass of white clouds directly beneath _e, but I can't get a shot at it. We are not at the r_-_t _-gle.
CMP: Couldn't discern a lmartie,,1A_ pattern l_e we _ : on Hurricane Glad_. Where is Ol_tys now
CC: It's Just about to hit the Florida coast down there Ir-lnCl. of west of ?-llahassee, I think.
CMP: Oh.
CC: Apo_ln ?, Houston. About 1 -_-ute.$06; Red- . -, -.. . Page 71_
CC: Hey, D_,,, Just out of curiosity, were you test_nE the tissues Between Redstone and Ascen- sion on the last pass?
CMP: Was I testing what?
UNKNOWN: The tissues.
UNKNOWN: Oh, tissues. No, I was t_,= a bath, as a matter of fact.
CC: Houston, Apollo T.
CC: Roger. Would like to advise that the tissues have Been tested with a reasonable degree of _o_ (REV99)
CC: Apollo 7, Houston thr_,gh Redstone.
CC: Roger. Loud and clear. 0ka_.
CC: Apollo 7, Houstou. We're ready for GNC power up. Okay.
CC: Apollo 7, Houston. Is the urine dump heater still in main A, and have you Been cycling it Page '/15 that I know of since we took off.
CC: Apollo 7, Houston. LOS. C_A_tes at 25.
CMP: Roger, Ron.
CC: Apollo 7, Henstc_ through Cpm_tes. Sta_a!ng by.
CC: Apollo 7, Houston at Canary.
CC: Roger. Apollo T, Houston. We'11 go c_ C_ power
CC: Apollo T, Houston. One m_-ute LOS; Redstone at 28, and you're in your one-hundredth rev.
CC: Oh. Roger. l[_b'"l_ (RL_ 100)
CC: Apollo 7, Houston through Redstene.
CC: Apollo 7, Houston. Opposite rmmi.
CC: Roger. Go ahead, B_11,
CC: Hello, Doan. I th_,_ht maybe you weren't read- fliEht update t-[ me. I h_,= a _IA, when you're ready to ¢_p2- ;:L .... .....
CMP: okay. stand_z.
CMP: Go ahead, Bill.
CC: Roger. If you'11 look at page 2 dash 5_, at 160 hours plus 25, delete the fuel cell purge.
CC: At 161 plus 10, DAP update. in_e] cell 02 purge.
CMP: Roger. Fuel epll 02 purge at 163 plus _0.
CC: Affirmative. And if you'11 look on the next page 2 A--h 55, I have a few items there relative %o the burn.
CMP: o_. co ahead. 165 be Bravo and hours =,=n. It'11 quads Delta for the tiro-Jet,,ll_e, MTVC for the last 30 seconds; the burn time w_ll be 66 seconds, and you can delete the reference to battery _h--ging there.
CMP: _. Got quads B and D, 165 on the hour, two- and Jet _llsge, the burn time is 1 m(nute and seconds. Is that 6 right?
CC: Affirmative. And delete the reference to battery rh_gtng.
CC: Okay. ChAess the DELTA-V changed scae then, too, 'i'17
CC: -- the MTVC's for the ]amt 30 seconds.
CC: Okay. That does it.
CC: Dcmn, Just for your _-?ormation, the total _i.*A-V for that burn is 16 _6. It'11 be tm the PAD when we send it up.
LMP: Okay. Antiguaat _9.
UNKNOWN: Antigua at _9. An'£AGUA (REV 101)
CC: Apollo 7, Houston through Antigua. (REV].0].)
CC: Apollo 7, Houston thro-_h _nary.
CMP: Roger. Oo.
CC: Roger. Just checking. _'o_,it's go_n_ to be about an hour here. See -
CC: Say again, Bill.
CC: Roger. It's going to be about _5 ._.utes before next acquisition. 1 Just wanted to get a _ frc_ you before we had LOS here _t C_n_y. Page '718 fine
CMP: Yes. OkAy. Fine. Everything's here.
CC: Good. 'i'h.._,_ yOU.
UNKNOWN: t_ sleeping and a sound ship.
CC: Roger. r--.-, how vas your sleep l_t n/ght?
UNKNOWN: Ch, it wu pretty good. Not _u/te as good as the _ Before. Roger.
CC: We have estimated acquisition Hc_=_uuckle at _3- We'11 need the S-band vol,_ up, however; it's _ of a fringe pass.
UNKNOWN: aoser.
CC: If we arm't get you there, we'11 get you at the ]_edst_ne em the hour, and *.h_t w111 be _m hour fram nov.
CC: Apollo T, Houston thr_,_h Honeysuckle. Poor ¢oHt_.
CC: Apollo ?, Ho_ton through Redstone.
UNKNOWN: Roger. Boaston, ApoLlo 7.
CC: E_, D_n, th/s vaste water quantity is gettfng t--w_-ga at up pr=LLj high, and we've been look thts; it probably would be a _ood idea perhaps to _ _h_ stuff before you do a_r NAV sight- tl_E_ I_11 Before.
CC: And go ahead and do it aniline, I suppose. Also, when I _ updating the flight plan - if you have it there, you'11 notice there's s't:fll an _H2 __e_ters an" at 160 hours and 5 _-utes and, of course, I should have _ that deleted.
CC: And, one dt!tional Item to catch up on, and +-h_t's this fuel cell 02 purge at 163 20. This -Bould Be done after the DELTA-V bias test.
CC: Oh,oke_.
CC: ApoLlo 7, Houston. Opposite ,=_,_, Roger.
CMP: Houston, ApoLlo
CC: Roger. I was _ust loo'k"ln_ ahead, q"h-ls passive thermal control DTO - '
CDR: I'm wonder_n= - if we follow the procedure that's outlin-_d, if we're not going to put ourselves in that undesirable situation where we're pointed straight up, or nearly so, in the lower part of cur traJeeto_-y - and I'm wondering if it might not he Better to simply specify the time in which they want the roll and ][etus simpl_ get them a few m_nutes ahead and the_ C Sl_ll*n_ pitch An& yaw at the desig- nated tt_.
CC: 0ka_. Drm,, _a by, and we'11 Bet that -
CMP: - their t_t net band for - oh, about 20 min- utes Before wa disable pitch Aha yaw, and our exl_fie_ce so far Ina_cates that we can do a Better Job ,_m,,lly in lmllseof _,lltng these pitch and yaw rates an_n_ay. good look at +hAt.
UNKNOWN: Okay. I'm afraid if we do it the way it's out- may 11nell,At cost us a fair s_ount of fuel, end it ma_ screw up the test as well.
CC: Donn, _u_ waste water _,A-tity right now is r_-_ al_ 88 percent.
CC: ROger. B_31, Ithtnk I'11 gO abead asd dt_ it nc_.
CC: 'l'_h_ne
CC: Apollo 7, Hca_stc_. One minute L06 Ant_ at 20.
UNKNOWN: through Pa_e 72].
CC: Sa_ ag,_n the number.
UNKNOWN: Twelve.
CC: 7, Houston. Opposite _v,i.
CC: Dorm, we show you down about percent on the waste water, and Just bring her right c_ down to 25 percent.
CMP: nay. Fine. Nelp me keep an eye en it. B'lll , T 'l:h'lnk I'm going to power up the CMC, the IM_, evez_.ythin& the next and A_iOr to night pass. I was looking aheacl here; the burn time now _ur4._ occurs the night pass which effectively tr_ing al_gnmpJat, wipes it out as to do an so I'm going to have to start a little early.
CC: Alx)llo 7, Houston. We will need to send :you an update over Carnarvon or Honeysuck-lre, And that's at about plus 20 10ewn_.lly, _he 161 lO.
CMP: C_. 1'11 go ahead and power up evex'_'h'ln s at 161.
CMP: Houston, Apollo -
CMP: Roger. Could you _F[ve me a map update, pl_e?
CC: R_er. st_-4 by.
CC: Apollo 7, Houstoa. Map update for REV 101: GE£ 1_ plus _8 plus _6, a_xle at 59.3 west, 59.3 west.
CC: Roger. Th_n_ you.
CC: And we're c_-g up c_ LOS Anti_. We'11 pick you up at Canaries in about 3 -_-utes.
CDR: oks.y. (REV'02)
CC: ApoLlo T, Houstc_ thro_=h Canary.
UNKNOWN: T, Roger.