Otrobonita/noicy-space-talks huggingface dataset:
CC: Just a second; let's see what Guidance ha _. to say about that.
CC: Okay, Apollo 9. G._idamce said the same thSng 1 did: your cho.__ _.o
UNKNOWN: Houston, 9; go.
CC: Roger. We Lave made it official now. I_ will he 1521 dash 1, and the time for ig_.ition on mi,' F__rk w:' !l h- ,<"_ hours and 4 minute_.
CC: M_RX.
CMP: Okay. We get that.
CC: Oka).
UNKNOWN: looks .eLK,_,it's 240 30 09.
CC: Well. that's pretty clc,aa. It's really O_. C.3orge!
UNKNOWN: By I knew we'd miss something.
CC: You did good work. C.,_ARY(_£V _,35)
CC: Apollo 9, houston.
CC: Roger. We're slowing quad Che.rlie is approaching the switchover point there, and if it switches over, we would like you to go back and use BD roll and disable AC roll. Over. We
UNKNOWN: LMP Okay. We'11 _eep an eye on _t. will _o to BD roll, and you still want us to use _e BC l%uads, right?
UNKNOWN: Okay. CAi_ARV©_; {;L_F 135 )
CC: Apollo 9, Houston %hro'_zh C5rnarvcn. ;._ndi nave _-n S,065 PYJ3 for you. 13512
CDR: P_ger. ,c,t_ndby just one.
CMP: Houston, Apollo 9. Houston. w:,. Roger.
UNKNOWN: i:e tried t_ki_,g a couple o! p!_otegr_phs _.r.r",_.' ; ti:e sex_'_rt '-_ere, 8a-_d'.'e took fi¥, c.f , :-.r. the: _ '_ knc'..;ktw %hey a:'e goin 6 to cor,e out, but wt ,ust.L:ou_.hL we'd advise you.
CC: Okay, Real good.
UNKNOWN: Okay, HOUSLOn. GO _--he_ with the SL._S PAD. int-rti_'__gi--s,
CC: 0k_y. l_';0._C, 2_P00; ya_, ah zips; 2!l, 55 ?O, "]g !90o. You']] _,¢' OH}_ ._AT__] and your V_ctcr th_,.t_n Zulu are lhe sa_e a5 _,'!5 yeLterday. "irst ,_ig,htis Witmingto:, at 26 20 00 03. Over. C/.4P
UNKNOWN: Roger. RATE. iSOOO %.'il, 26200 r.i_;gten,215 all zips 0O 214 26 ?0 )5 03. 26 216 10 00;
CC: Roger. Your readb_,ck i$ correct.
CC: And, Apollo 9, }iouston. I have about seven tar- bp_,aJrtunity es.re gets of here. _'_Lat'iltake of it for the d_)', I thi,_..
CMP: Okay. Just a minUte.
C: Okzy, Houston. Go ahead and give us the %_n.e first.
CC: Roger. 2.]4 51 30, °-*'_-_'fr_es, 26 ._eco_.ds, ;A tirue on tr&ck; it's :..'exic_,geolo'cQ'. 214 5_ 46, thref fre2_es, 2_ seconds, it's north 60 degrees, ?ocky !.gou.nt_ins, _eoi_,EV. At t_'_ ..... .... interval, 21_ 56 17 three fra,_es 22-:,econd south 3D degrees, College Station, _...... %zcat_,,er. At tize 215 2i 05, four fret.es, 26 ,_ceond__,nort!: _,tu'_*_, of GuLr_ea, _'.t '_-¢..· 45 degrec_, weather. 216 31 06, __e_r frar.e'_::, 6 seconds, ',n %_ck_ t_igh pla.ns, .L. JL,;Jc,c:;, 'fexaH, a._olcgy A% ti_.e f._es, 216 )+3 0(, lc; 2'0 scccnd._;,cn track, fr_es, 20 seconds, north 60 degrees, Caue Fria, s_._.wes_ Africa weather .... ...._ · - , ;nd t_a * nught to do i_J for t?c _%y.
CC: And ve'11 have S-band volume up at 19.
CMP: Roger. S-band up at 19.
CMP: Okay. Time 2lb 51 30, seven frames, 26 s__conds, on track, Mexico, geology. 214 521 56, three frames, 24 seconds, north 60 deg,'ets, Rocky _.!o'_ltsfns,geology. 214 56 27, ti_ree frar.es, 2.2 seconds, south 3'q deg,'ces, College Staric:_, weather. 2i5 21 O5, four frames, 20 seconds, north 45 de_ees, Gulf of Guinea, weather. 2!6 31 06, four frames, 8 seconds, on track, iran,:e,, Lubbock, geology. And 216 g3 06, ]6 BO,._,X,weather. 20 seconds, I've got 217 .32 12 nine frames, 20 _,econds, north 60 deg,'ees, Cape somebody or the other, and weather.
CC: Roger. And that BOMEX ¥feather is cz, %r_,ck.
CC: And that's Cape Fria, F-r-i-a, in Africa.
CMP: Okay. Fine.
CC: Apollo 9, Houston. One minute LOS; Hawaii 39. HAWAII (REV 135)
CC: Apollo 9, houston through hawaii.
CDR: Roger. ilnis is Apollo 9. Go.
CC: Roger. We'11 have you now all the way up until about 10 minuteo after the hour.
CDR: Oh; vary good. Page 7g'3' TmC_S (_:'.Vi36)
UNKNOWN: _'ouston, Apollo 9.
CC: Apollo 9, Eouston. Go. to do %_ith the S065 or,the next pass?
CC: t,og_z'. '3tan..i l,'3" one.
CC: GO ahead. _,,._uston, 9. Sa6 , -
CC: Okay, On the __ 5 there will be taken some a'oo_ztseven pictures over thE'U.S., -_-bou_!;0of the_,ore_ !?,.-i',C[,f.,]X _-rea,_,:_d%_len%-cw_].l,_ up mud empty the e'imeras cn the hor;.zc<,. W,. _-ill_aSS up the angles and i?,,i,_ _,ooddeal stuff _p to you.
CMP: Vary _'ell.
UNKNOWN: Okay. Very good. I was very afraid you might have some film left.
CC: No, we are going to use it all. As a matter of fact, we _'illrun up before we pitch up, I think, on one of the cameras, bat we will Just use the_ other cameras on the - out on the horizoa. ,
UNKNOWN: Okay. Very good.
UNKNOWN: 9, Carnarvon.
CDR: Go ahead. Houston, Apollo 9. quads Cnarlie Delta for attitude control, right Bravo £'bmrlie. You
LMP: Okay. m__utus to go with Charlie Delta now?
CC: Affir__a_ive. _arlie Delta for attitude control, co_f-_nue %d,th Bravo Delta roll. P_e 790
LMP: O_y; check. HeI'_ it is: Ba_.er Delta for roi1.
UNKNOWN: Roger. B_-ker Delta for r'oll when you switch " over.
LMP: Wait a second, [_ow. Do _,u wan[ me to stay in Char]ie now t_avo or dc, you want me to go to Charlie Delia now?
CC: Ro_er. Ue'd ]-ke to go t c u'r,_eglieDc _a _o_ for aztltu, b conzro 2 , amd than w!._a you.. _itch ove_, go %o ¥:) _or roll.
UNKNOWN: O:'_y. yo;d.
LMP: Okay. Stand .,y just one.
LMP: Okay. Go.
CC: Roger. J.t'000 274 70, all zips, 216 23 00, ,216 ]000. It'11 be O_B PJ_TE. First site: _:outhWeat U.S., 216 27 t.5 20 1.5. Second site: Georgia, DOll'.X,216 216 34 40 20 07. Third site: 40 43 33. 2O
LMP: Okay. Ready for readback? Affirmative.
LMP: Okay. ]80 0[, 274 C.3, _11 _ips, 0]6 23 00, Pi( iO 00, ORB R&TE; suuthvest U.S., 216 27 l._ 20 2'0 15; Georgia, 21_i 24 40 07; BO!_EX, 216 40 43 20 33.
CC: Roger, Houston. Let's verify your pitch fnerLial angle, 274.70. CM'f:
UNKNOWN: 274.70.
CC: Ok ay_ Aui r:ow for %bl_ ,2eplcte in _hc film, t?,,_re. W_nat we, '_amt _:_c some _ictures of the hcrizop to see if v u ce: _cL th_.,.-different shades c._ blue that were o.se_re5 i:_ the C_mini program, i 'I1 Kive you some C:'iB_'ATF shales. ! gaess Pa_e T91 as socn as you finish up the last SO65, Just I'11 give you tlc time, then you can deplete the film as soon as you get to the attitude. Okay. Go.
CC: Okay. Your ORB RATE bali angle_ wili be 180 27 - belay that. Pitch will be 25.7; yaw, zero. Your time w_]! be 217 03 00. And S-tana voi,_- up for Hone_ckle.
UNKNOWN: Okay. You w_t me to read it back?
CC: Yo,_r site there will just be the horizo:_. Deplete film and 10-second intervals.
CDR: Okay. heady, Houston?
CDR: O?_ay. For the film depletion we use orbi_ rate or angles, pitch roll will be 180.0, pitch 025.7, and yaw OOu. The 1;ime will be ... 7 03 00. We put the cameras On horizon, take pictures at lO- second intervals until the film is all gcne.
CC: Roger. And Jim, we're kind of short there. Yox'11 probably be going into darkness right away, sO as soon as you get the attitude Just go ahead and start taking the pictures.
CDR: Okay. We'11 zip right up there.
CC: And I can give you some inertial al.gles if you _unt to check your ORB RATE and things.
CDR: O?_y. Fine. Go ahead.
CC: Roger, Inertial angles will be 180 00, 169 70, and yaw, zero. HONEYSUCKLE (REV 136)
CC: A._ollo 9, Houston. 1 think we have g_od two-wa_ lock, now.
CDR: Okay, 2on. I get the 180 but i didn't get =he pitch. 138/4
CC: Okay. The pitch _-ill be 169 YO and yaw, zero. (
CDR: Okay. Tn_, inertial angles are 180.0, 169.7, and 00000.
CC: Roger. And those inertial angles will 'oe good 217 at 03 00.
CC: Apoi]o '-3,Y3usto:-. $pkroaehing LOS. !'os'_;i_,i!ity, -¢ofc_-}[oaeysuck:te no 01; if not, Hawaii at 13.
CDR: Okay. Understand >,on n_ight gel us at Honeysuck!_ Roger. angle HUNT$_;ILLE (R_; 136)
CC: Apollo 9, Houston through Huntsville. Huntsville.
CC: Apollo 9, HOuston through
CC: Apollo 9, tIoustoa. Apollo 9, this
CT: is H,Intsville. Over.
UNKNOWN: thel-e, Huntsville. '_is Apollo 9. how are you today _.
CDR: Just fine, ;,pollo 9. Our HF iizdt to Houston any is ()ut at this tine. Cam ! ta_,:.¢ message for them to r,:l_y _-_t__lwe get back ir:'.'
CMP: I don't believe so. Tel! ti,,.:_ vt're i_rcparing to do SO65_ and eve_--ythiug a].se is okay.
CT: Roger. Hu_tswiti_..
CDR: Huntsvii](, now r_r, _u_ doinA down _kere? 138/5 Tape 793 Page
CDR: We certainly appreciate all the help you guys have given us during the flight. you ? the equator. It's pretty warm.
CDR: Yes, I know. ! %nlsh we nad some of it up here.
UNKNOWN: You should be closer to it.
CDR: I thought about it that, w_y. HAWAII (REV 136)
UNKNOWN: Go ahead, Houston. Apollo 9. %'s-ntto. if you
UNKNOWN: Roger. Stand by. minus 00105.
CC: Apollo 9, Houston. Roger. We copy.
UNKNOWN: Okay. And
CC: I think I left you with the idea that the vas depletion on that S065 pointed right at the horizon. 'tually, the camera should be pointed 15 degree., oelow the horizon.
UNKNOWN: Okay. Page 79_ HAWAIi (_KV 136)
UNKNOWN: f;_. k'_- %'itt. th_ _¢-ientists. Your ORB PJ_T}i pitch angle for the ' - _ '_ ' _ __t..(,h -[I]rag is really 01,0.7. i'he i_;c__ti_=L1I_-tck angle ',rill be 18k.7.
UNKNOWN: kc,ger. r_J'_Pt_E, 040.?; inertial, 18_.'f.
CC: Rogc:. 51. pictu¥_:, for you.
UNKNOWN: Real good.
LMP: The States -_ere really clear that time; we ought %_ really have some nice ones. of ih__ vc[_t?,er out here _nd the ocean is clear as _. bell..
CC: _,'elz, oc_:_ograt_?_,=_ _'iil be L'_py, then.
CC: Okay. 139/P ASCEZ{SiON (P2V 137)
CC: Apollo 9, Houston through /,_censlon. Sta_ding by.
CC: Roger. Loud and clear. --
CC: That's kY] _!_at. You're pitching up but we L.%_t it.
CC: Apollo 9_ Houstoa.
CC: Roger. Ii :,_o_'.<s ]ike we are going to get a prett good tracking target on the ascent st'_goethis evening, it'_ - the closest point of approach w'i be 222' hoc_m; and about }4i minutcs, tt'_ about an, hour into your rest period there, but we plan 'to let you .';]eel: an hour in the n_rning and kind of wonder what you thought about this.
CDR: Sure. We'd like to track it.
CC: Okay. Real good. It looks like we '11 go Fhead ui,6_.t.e and work it into the flight ple_ there arid you a couple of statc vectors - both the _'_:",. _a_d the LM. Range will be out about 690 miles, and gimba/ angles t,)fnt we'11 give you _ome to the optics out of. _._' ,_ 11 take a fey _9_rk.s,and then we'11 n:ak_,a vuctor compare on it. _..=._ we are radar amd skin track, so that's _--_ getting o_ar :e__tor. ,"'
UNKNOWN: Okay. Hcw did <t ascent stage l,_d up. af_-.; we got out :.1' iL'. . .-lle w .... d,:".,'.,'. i n ' i out
CC: Beaut]_/2 Ccrmander's Lus o_- 7 hour:;_ T _' ':.>_ _ L_,, 1 . 139/3 it's
CC: Oh, by l'_,._:ay, the lighting i_._ks like goi_,_.,' tc,l..cal_out perfect for _hls tracking thing, tOO.
UNKNOWN: CDR :_my.
CC: !)mt_-t..:,r;.
CDR: 6.:., .-heac't.
UNKNOWN: _,c_,, 'It locks you fzn_sh your , tracking ..... .._._, _'iat we plan to do is se% you ur ir, a. PTC ._o,_. __ ._, 'nd we'2_l uu. date. the stuff for you herc on. Bu.1 _t '_u_er "_st keep in the F!'_lmede, then you c_n go 'aheaclahd get kind of ::.quared [,.way_n there. We']J stay Jn PTC u?.%i.[we start (:_, /he ' _ra_._, .'-ir:. c.f tb c l_i. 40-:,t*f_ce deadban". _oid Cc, keep :: ,_,t,:' of _imbal lock'. ._,nd_-3tfs _[:at you want. ('n
CC: No. We xPa'!!y _'ant iht, 'data the ?ih',_itn the DAP d_Jv.'.ngit so we c:%n get _ ".,'Je_ c.n the fuel _nd. !,r'e[:: ute operations, _md what h[_vc you.
CDR: Okay %fnat '.in_iof pitch _:nd yaw de_.dband, are you loo::in: /'or? CC Roger. It'./] degrees.
UNKNOWN: 20
CC: I think so, but we will get you over ?amanarivc; if not there, Carnarvon.
CDR: Okay. Es% :_out checking into that, will you, please? CATi}_AEV(::_ __,.._;',· j_'j': landr._,zL-tr_:c'.<i._u:.,_ate. a trackinF, '_, _ ; ' · '_ Ru- +r . . you Send r..' ::.at data, _;c _.ivized _hat '_= wenL. i,.:., ihe _a.'_->..,.._== .... ta/:iag picture horin.un -_- a _f the dzr%: rat: th_n s-:_tii%_.:'r_zn; F_.:-mf_ *.c -:.rcu:,.i the our 'ccat_'_.. ,'.}._ u' _'c. 'i':: ' inf- -- !- ' _re ,"" .. _nlsh yc:u. s=nri-e, if that's okay with Now, go ahead with your update.
CC: Ok_y. That's fine with us.
CC: Okay; update fol)ow:,_ L_mdr.ark ID: 005 217 59 15 30; or. down, Lo TCA time, 218 03 13 O('; n3rt_ _ mil s · ;'7ew!: ,me: ID, Go5 _ 218 10 2,-_ 00; .ii.: .... li. ,_.' end TCC , Pz8 05 ii's north _$ mi le_. ',_V(:I
UNKNOWN: Okay. 005 2z7 59 15 00, 21_ 03 .t3 0O, 10 miles 3'8. north; 065 2]8 ]0 00, 218 11_ 05 00, north 30 mi]es. A_o].l_ i'c. correct.
UNKNOWN: '-_,Houston. Your adback
CC: Apollo 9, Houst,m. CLm. you give us POO in ACCFPT t_ere sh_r_].y c(,, a state vector uplink?
UNKNOWN: Roger. A._, soon as we t.oraue these a._les - You cot6' can probaLJy them down now.
UNKNOWN: Okay. We'11 be torqu_ing at 217 25 30.
CC: Bo,_er.
CC: ApoiLt, 9, Houston. Go. from
UNKNOWN: Did yo_ wmut the n,_nbers the CO_ calibration now_ or L do you Jus want them recorded for later?
CC: If you have them, then go _head e_nd get them.
UNKNOWN: ° :3F, ay. I can g!w' you - You've got. POO in ACCEPT now, by th_ way.
CC: .Roger.
UNKNOWN: ° _ can give you the or:es ! did on ihe rendczvou_ dz:C.': e_.d tLen ! did t;:o today for repeat_oi_iny, if you _-ant to co_y _ilcm down.
CC: Rof__r. (,_.
UNKNOWN: first on day 5: 35974 37167. /md
C: 0ka_. here arc the two for today: 35981 57239, 35977 57296.
CC: Roger. We cop3.
UNKNOWN: Go aJiead, Youston.
CC: Roger, l_ you can get it Jn there prlor to P22. 'we'd likt. '3oJ ':.c, d,'. a. %_:kB and c'ot;y _3 dc,'.z;l h, Y' dot, amd Thet-a; ab_ then also hit a \L_'KB83 after you'w'- complet,ed 1>2_2. m
CDR: U_-_y.
UNKNOWN: Apollc, 9. other arotuid to
UNKNOWN: One question: when _uu get ha;.ring us 'track l,be asceztt _tage, are you going to do anything ct. the du.m_kVmatrix?
CC: Roger. Stand by. Apollo
UNKNOWN: _o,_s_on, 9. Go.
CC: Roger. .Th_-co-aputer 5:; }-ours. You have _ good utat(' vcet_.,r u,:: LM the _lot and 8 deteriorated one Jr, The '>7' flor.
UNKNOWN: OkaY. lfe'J'_ plan to use the CS!,' slot :'oz' th_ updating on landmark tracking, amd [t_cr: we'11 ;Jc,_,k %_kc a a_er that. wi'.
CC: Fo, er. /*_d 're sti,: ginning up glo _,rocedurc: t.?ic,.r_ ,.,:_ %1', t _._...... ,,._:,.: ::: _.'e'li ,, 'r,': . vo t know thing. W-matrix. on +?c welJ.
CDR: O'~<a 3; very P?',-{'.on.
CC: /r,oi!o 9: We'l} s_e ,o_ _t Ou'-_mat 36. Tape HAWAIi (_.Ev138)
CC: Apollo 9, [,ou:.tc, n. St_=n'dins'_,_' t.hrou_hHawaii. Ai.'3lJo_. -_rccoming
CDR: 1Roger. Houstoa_ We _zound to track_Lg altitude. ;z_dbc advised we-book some _ictures c,? ti,e sunrise. Ve only had tw_ started .andone ran ct]=, a__t_er_f,2..,t.T _',__--eor four fr&mes, so we £inis?_5 'zithtke or=cc ca/nets. uv
CC: Rc_er. Houston.
CC: Apollo 9, Check ycur g.[mbalthere.
CDR: Roger. Houston, At,olio9. _,'hankyou.
CC: Apoil_ 9, _:,ou_ .... ,,. Just a litt_:_i-e_inderor, that %'-m:trix u_.date, LO
CC: Okay. To update t.hc W-matrix, change iL 10 000 feet and lo feet per zeeor, d; that we t-.iike¢l over this mornir_g.
CDR: Roger. That's in york.
CC: Okay. Good. r ,,-r, (R:_:',,133)
CMP: _ousto?,AT_.,_o 9.
CC: ;.folio 9, Fouston. Go.
CMP: Roger. T_ere's a little low deck of clouds over will the fir:-.',landmark, so :;e have to ,,.,*'_f ':"_C' ;,cr _.",tf',
CC: Okay. C_... get th_m all, I _,css.
UNKNOWN: aise -'lookspz'_tty good inland, but there's a little low deck of stratus out there.
CC: Rob'er. (.':',lcy'.f h,,_.
CC: Apollo 9, Housto:'_. About 2 minutes LOS, and I hav_, ycur FTC proccdtlres, ,?didI will give them as fl_ight plat, ;,Ixlates.
UNKNOWN: Okay. .lieadyto copy )'our PTC updates.
CC: Roger. Perform C_(P, page 3 dash 17, 4 plus 0.1 d_grecs Der .eecond. Your initial attitude: roll, zero; t:itch, 231.7; yaw, zero.
UNKNOWN: Okay. I.¢ thaL It,, Ron':
CC: Negative. Do at plus 35 olus 00; at 216 plo,=. 40 .,ius ,30, change DAP deadband to ,",r .... plus minus i0 "_ .__g..e_s. I think you have checklist.
UNKNOWN: Anything else? Roger. every we
UNKNOWN: Just about REV thereafter are go_;_; %0 '_--ntt, t_; a d-_f_'e_'entdeadband. W.:, %:il! try tc ge_, :_O _eg_'cc'._:,, and then 25 _,egr_ees. _-' .in We wii] _:_ y'o_,a call those.
UNKNOWN: Okay. '.3ndersta£.dLo perform - 'The procedure then is to 'l:erform t ..../.,.o317 for _,lus 0.I d_ ...... 5 ....... met ', <,'.-ond. ir,-:, ..... ;'"-uric,., J'- 93_.7,, . ,,."'" L:, Page 80] step Y at 218 3'3 00; and 2i8 40 00, change the I)/_Pdeadbsud to plus or minus i0 degrees.
CC: _ffirmazi%._. /und you vil3 be kind <,f o_: _ou_ own. I_ow you carl do any ho_ekeci, ing thSuEs and we will you want to do u!xtate you for the to r_uL all this stufI'. zscz,'_szozi (?s/ 3.38)
CC: AIx)l]o ¢;, Houston, Asuension. Standing by.
UNKNOWN: loud -_zd clear.
UNKNOWN: Hey, H_us_on <_. 9.
CC: Apollo Go.
UNKNOWN: Hey, 'lg_ess that data isn't going co be r,_ueh good to you on l_ndr_ark tracking; there were t,_z'-get ,._r_. ' ed _. clouds down there and 1" at _rong .
UNKNOWN: CC That ought to give us a pretty good error, _ny- ho_',
CC: Okay. _trat,u-_
CDR: Took a o_ck there - and the _rima one - There was or,e that looked !_ke the [mime one, and Just mis._ad it.
C: Yes, I can give you latitude and longitude o£ a good one. t,s_ thai,
CC: OPay. Let":s one.
CC: Is this the one you %racked?
CMP: Loger. ',_a.ndby and I'11 give you iatitud._- and ],,,,gStude; r_tybe you can put 5t !%%ether.
CC: Ok%_-. q r_t'11 help uq.
UNKNOWN: ;.p',]]o9, t_ouston. Thirty seconds LOS; Tan_arive 44; _f not l}_ere, Carn__voo 59. Carnarvon
UNKNOWN: Tan_marive 4_, 59.
CC: r_Iollo 9, Hoastan. Carnarvon standing by.
CDR: hoj._r. _:ouston, A_llo 9.
UNKNOWN: _,'o_ar. l< ;d and clear, Jim.
UNKNOWN: Okay. L._t me give you the latitude a.nd longitude of t.¥,epoint that we Marked on our last pass a_ud maybe )'o_ can make some good out of the data you got. O?_y ?
CC: Hey, very fin_; we c.-_nuse it.
CMP: Okay. I'm sure you can figure out what the point is when I give you the numbers. Its ]atitude is 19.815, longitude is 7R.hi6.
CC: Roger. 19.815 and .416.
UNKNOWN: Roger. And it's on the western tip of tlaiti, there.
CC: Roger. 0689
UNKNOWN: _md, st_rprisingly enoug_h, the numbers that c s_e up cut of the computer were pretty close.
UNKNOWN: Ueil - _a:'5_?r! _{eaL goo_. Thank you.
UNKNOWN: Yes, :,.:,r,: of ]_Ke it identified ar. ur:_mow::land- : a_',,_ ar, ct t,,..o:..__-dc _t kmo"_l, _:.a fighter, out ',d',_re it was; it did a pret.ty good job. Gu_x (r_:v]38)
CC: Apoilo 9, }lo _'ton through Guam.
CMP: Roge_, ¥ouston.
CC: Rogcl 7 J_.ve. Yo,_' b4._t _-dmirer an4 _wo little ones are _a_c-b._.ng you '-'hip across the world h?re, nnw.
UNKNOWN: ag-.
CC: I say your best ud,-_irer'and two little odes arc wateh%ng you whip across _he world..
CMP: Oh, very goo_. f;a, hello to them for me.
CC: ..... !,_,ur_ saying, it.
UNKNOWN: As _, ._::_!.t(rof fa(.;, tell tker'_ i']1 be there for chow Jn a ro'Jpie of days.
CC: She's r,odding.
CC: AI_Jllo 9, Houston. Go.
CMP: For your Jnforc_tion, right now w_ are demonstratin how to take out and remove the center couch at zero g in order lo fill I guess, one of _he last DTf;'s. ,
CC: Real fine. Any problems at ali wi.th it 9. aa_ier th_n it is dow_ tl_ere.
CC: That'_ what vc were hopi. ng.
CMP: We'11 nave som_ [_,v_¢._ if Cecil B. :fcDivitt mad this other fei]c,;: here car, come _ out with the right production scenes.
CC: Mighty fJue. CM3_ k_A_,_ye a:
UNKNOWN: _eed ar_ couple of g_-,odedi_'_,_g.
CC: ']hat's ::'..r sere, D:'oba?,]y.
CC: .9, Hc_'st0r,. :-.C's iockir,g r_al i._?.'_(, far. We'l' Page 8Ok
UNKNOWN: Okay. ,,c_:'* _:s _now _,;nen you ¥ant us to change d_adt:.:.ds.
UNKNOWN: _,-;iil d.:.,.
UNKNOWN: 9, Houston -ilawai5 at 27. , _.a_ai: at 27,
UNKNOWN: Boge.t _' ' 141/1 RF,DS'ZO?,'E[_',:.-, I:¢,q )._.
CC: Apollo 9; n_._ston. I ca., r:l',-= yu..: the tines to change D;3'fe-_dbands r,ow. _,_
R: CC Roger. I _-_m?;v_ you the times tO change you_r a,-._..ji, :.,'.'i, P.r_?
CDR: Okay. ':.._.:re coning throzgh clear, now. Oa ahead.
CC: Roger. tt 220 31us 10 plus 00, change DAP dead- band tr.,.40de_-3"ees.
CDR: Roger. !;,.zv:-._._nd. ?20 !0 ['0,Jgd'deadbend to 20 degreos.
CC: Roger' .'.,.. :.'.72i 4: plus 0(;,chmnge dead- [lllLlf3 - . .. j hand to ?( _..reee.
CDR: Roger. ,'Al4';OO, deadba::d to 25 degrees.
CC: Roger. TEXAt; (.%v -___9) your c:_wo,_:la:: for tonight.
CC: t_oger. It'._ 'ne same as last except your night H2 tar.k r..-e>'..ure can go do_-._ '_o 180 to 200, and 't._teLl Ve _ _.'i _-bll' , _.'',,<: I f_S _' tnight.
UNKNOWN: Okay. '2 _t-.k r_r(-:;:tr_. _tc_:_ %o 180 o._ 260, a-iR we" turn on 'ank I Jan 'tonight.
CC: Rogez. ot:-rwise, fv't z':e same as _qst :zfght. everythi' [;dcne.
CC: O'-_ay.
CC: q;,ailc ?).. 9, .attn. '_'-_:.__-;'.'; L I Page 806
CDR: T;uN
UNKNOWN: at 21. 'IA_'L_j_A_. ,_, (RFV 139)
UNKNOWN: Go tread. Ho '..... ..... on , _..t:o',_l o 9.
CC: _'ell update?
CDR: Roger. t b,:lieve so.
CC: Roger. '_;?,_r_ you are ready.
CDR: Go ahead,
CC: Apollo 9, Houst,.,n. _Wnen you aretready , 1%'ill go ,i' with flight plan update. $ 13o
CDR: Roger, Houston. a_head with t_e flight plan update.
CC: Roger. 220 plus ,_o, block data_ 221 plus 05, update state %ectors; 222 plush5, r_aneuver to ascent stage track attitude; 252 plus 50, power down T_I and SCS, t.erminate B.&,tI? A charge? uat.er d,u._;pto 3.5 per'cent. say waste ! agaJu,
LMP: Okay. do you read Apollo 9, Houston?
LMP: Roger. Pretty good no'_.
UNKNOWN: _-here you said _. Would you say that one agaiu, please:
UNKNOWN: Okay. 2_0 4.&, block d_.'.a;F21 05, u?/ate state vectors; 222 25, maneuver to as:'ent s'.ag_ tracn attitude: 222-50, po'_er do%-n i_.5_e-nd SCS, term!r ate BA??_ A cr_-rge, _aste water d'mmp to 35 _erc_nt. Begin rest period. Over.
CC: Roger. Y_ur readback cc rrect.
CDR: _:_s_c._ '.pollo q., _:.at's the geu-up _ _re i_ the
CC: Roger. '_'oJr norris! tine on the flight plan was d32 t,lu._ 20, and _'e are thinking of making it .-'33i,lu-_ 35 or 233 plu?. 50. That':> about 7-1/2 hour. _. r rloi i¢? E?:T_O.
UNKNOWN: I34P Roger. Understand it rill be 2'33 35.
CC: Affir_atlv_.
CC: Apollo 9, Hc;o_ton t?wough Guam.
CMP: Hou,_,_o.' - '* , , Apollo ,9. Go.
CC: Rog_z t'.!.i',_._ .%u_r-t,.iock d_: aver Ha_'aii, here. , , i'd likL ,.o t'_lk Over ';]_eP'20 prccedures now if you want to copy.
UNKNOWN: Roger. Let. :.<.get _:.'_.(_cil.
UNKNOWN: O_._ay. C.o _.head, Hon.
CC: Okay. I'11 give you tn(, procedures - about six steps - and then I'11 gi_e you the dope on the ascc'nt _ta_j_ relative rgiion.
CMP: Roger. Rrady i o copy.
CC: Okay. _'ne first step i_ roll spacecraft to blank angle; _'±l get that to yc,_ ir, a minute. Second one: select n_.__al F20 procedures _ith AUTO _neuvcrs start lng CStO r_ge 4 dash 1. M_rk as long as desired :...,-.minute intervals, a_nd update 114 State vec't_,r. '.iim_-of closest approach, 222 p]us plus hi i - %a]_:y th,d - ''il _turt again: 22P plus 116. _oc can ','_ll P20 _mytim,. [':'ior +e closest. _pproach, but be c'_._oeu'[ of :_Sdul.e gimb_l angle on V_,B 50 !I:5f3:_ 1_5. If you c_!l it too ear]y, that r:idd!e giz_al :.ng!e _?ay be greater than _0 degrees.
UNKNOWN: R%-i_zr.
CC: Arm _..._. _rrent L-r.at_--:_ _ _,,-'.,_.]al_,.e._i_n:- _ _s okay. ._ud, r,-;__..13_: you can call :,'L' -_ :P _]d!_ _:_ plus _, .... :,3___, re',_- - ¢3- a*':'ut )O,q'./ _ _ = dt t_.r:t '_ :Line.
UNKNOWN: C.? C?--_E. 1_1/_ Page 8O8 will
CC: Okay. Your initial roll angle be. 345.6.
UNKNOWN: You for r_adback?
CC: Okay; go. '_L.itialacquisition,
CMP: Okay. 1_ne roll a:_gie for P?,) mr 3_5.6, uith an AUTO maneuver _n - normal PRO. Mark at k-uinute 3uterval$; t_:,_ of closest approach, 2;" i:__6; &'d P28 time prica :o CLc,s_t a .............. n. Ve':,,_ ke_.p au eye on the roi.idle gimbal ,_-L_ _i'1 X angle. .... ' is ¢,ka_, and the range is i000 222
CC: Apollo 9, Houston. Rcger. Your readback is corrrot.
UNKNOWN: Okay. Wc '11 give [[ l. whirl. u.',p.;
CC: Okay. I'_c gu_ scme more here at your point of c3os¢.st approarh, o_ :;l.
UNKNOWN: I _as ju_t going to ask you how rlose Ired that sort of thing. read
CC: Okay. Do you me now - still?
CC: Okay. 'J'herange will t._-652 n_rltic'almil cs_ _; dot, 32; r:SM will be trailing _fc_.. m_]es. Yc-_'11 2'(? ii'( be ool¢,w nilc_._,a_:,2you'11 be miles to the right.
UNKNOWN: Okay. UnderstanS. Closest approach 69[-!nil[s, 603 miles, below 2_2, to _he r_ght llY.
CMP: Roger. 3741.7 by 127.,5.
C: Hey, Ron, say again the R dot at closest a_proach. _of,er.
CC: R dot is 32 f_et per second.
CC: It's a Lretty slow _ass :Jough there, also. Looks like you'11 have 'J."ut 9N _o 15 m/ri.utes tracking of ?ere.
UNKNOWN: Okay. .<ay again what you said just before the
CC: It goes pretty slow across the fiel_, of' _iev. 2. J,3..'sit right or what'.,
CDR: '" _-- _-<a:. '_'2_a-;;ou. tRr:v HAWAii i35')
UNKNOWN: _J, St, ce,-.
UNKNOWN: Roge:-, Houston. nd %y
UNKNOWN: _ Okay. 'Je are ready tc copy the block dat_.
CC: I was [_.fraidof that. I aon't quite have il yet. Request POO it: ACCE%_T.
UNKNOWN: CDR POO iu ACCEPT we got.
UNKNOWN: won't quite have a f'egasus up ti,ere today. It's going to lc,ok lik_ about :_ v_'ong. tation of the relative motion plot was The L%,_ _- going to be u_oving from _,our .r.,.6h_, to left, so _nc _o_,._.. will be yawing to the left. Okay.
CDR: i oger. Understand. Right to left uuu we'11 be yawing to the left.
UNKNOWN: we get back we'11 [,o t_.l.kaboxt PTC a:.u wher= we sto_ped it. We stopped it a couple of times now, 9.r:dwe'11 C-_.t%dth you a_nd get tb_t all squared awzy. We have go_ the times.
CC: Okay. Very fine. !:o prob] cm.
CC: o.. · ':'.'mustcn.I ha','.: : :;AV _'heck I c._._r...... _c'._ to you. '?hi? fs an L%: ="_ check.
CC: Roger. Tim_': 222 00 00 00, plus 0252, plus . 11936 0228. Over.
UNKNOWN: We tmdersta_nd. ?22 OO OO 00, plus 0252, _,lus
CC: Roger. _l_nat:_ is _caily at 3 000, 22.8, but the i;_;KYdoesn't have room for it - or the pad does n' t.
CMP: Houston, 'dJoi±o 9. ::o_>'to_,.
CC: A_c!!o _, Go.
CMP: Okay. _'nere _ .. youI uplirJ_ again. Your uplink f. was hbu,g up th_u'c '_fora minute. f
CDR: AIolio 9, ?.oust, on. Wu'ye got a bit 'of in and out of keyLola thezc in Hawaii. If we don't quite get iL, we'11 finish it at Redstone. Redstone AOS i[_ at 09. _OS?ONE (REV 13_)
CC: Acollo 9, Houston.
CC: Roger. We had _, cou_ie of lines wrong there due to keyhole, zo wc .. !_ne-by-!ine the CSM, _hen go strai£j_t up wit:',the LM s%ate vector.
LMP: C_ay. ¢-OL_TO.NE (REV _!O
CC: A: oilo 9, houston,. 'iae computer zs yours.
CDR: Okay. _Tha__.you. ]42/2 i5 Roger.
CC: 9, Houston. How's your eyebali today?
UNKNOWN: Oh, it's pretty good. well.
CC: Okay. Real
CC: t_? We'11 find that out about - - co'_.tin6
CC: k_'re on you.
CMP: I hope.
CDR: Dave is telling me that maybe the tracking lig?t is back on.
CC: Yes; Boger. GUAYY_ (REV 140) and we [_re read_( for block 22.
CDR: Okay. Tell super RETRO to shoot. 1620 223 57 43 2834; lb2 Char]ie Charlic, plus 078, m_nus 1690 225 32 55 2832; ]43 Charlie t:lus Cnar!ie, 209, plus lb50 227 01 06 3_iJ; l_'- minas C_narlie Charlie, mil,th-:258, 1620 22_ 51 OO 5825; 145 Alfa Charlie, plus 038, minus 0320 229 13 07 5534; 146 Alfa Charlie, plus ]98, minus 230 49 293, 0301 07 4539; 147 2 &ifa, plus minus 32. 0300 2 26 14 3813. Your pitch trim, minus 0.64; yaw, _Jmm 0.9 i .
UNKNOWN: Okay, Ron. ¥0_at did we start with? k41 Cnarlie Cnarlie? Affirmative.
UNKNOWN: Okay. Plus 174, minus i620 223 57 43 2834; 142 Cnarlie Charlie, plus 078, minus i690 225 32 55 2632; ih3 Ch.-_j_lieC_ar!ie, plu__ 209, plus 1450 22V O1 06 3913 - - CC Fas%er.
CDR: Are you £ l-;ti _,'itnus, Fouston?
CC: Affirmativ?_. Faster.
CDR: ORa_'. ±i_l_Cnariie Cnarlie, minus PS_, Linus 1620 228 51 08 5825; t45 Alfa Charlie, pi,as 038, plus 198, t_inus {G;31 2.'<,_9 07 tt539; ]47 2 Alfa, plus 293, m_mu_ 03'!0 232 26 1)_ -$ 13. ' Pitch I rim, mlnu_, _ .fi,;_; y_.,r, :'.' .'.':;s 0.94. tour rorreet.
CC: CC Roger. lcadbo_ck is
CC: 9, Houstob. T_iA'{ARIV._. ( REV ._._,(:,)
CC: Apollo 9. F;ouston thrcugh i'ananarive.
UNKNOWN: Hellto _t,ere, }to_stcn; how are you? you Sayo_,,_;r[:,_-nd th_y wili see you back at the rs/%ch.
CDR: ffouston ,-do you read AlwolJ.o 9_
CC: Apollo !.',.hou_._on. Loud and clear. How __:
CDR: We're reading you. i'd like to thank -We'd all like to t.hs_nkt?.e '_,_nlt_' e Te_, for all their effort s.
UNKNOWN: Tell that Flight Director that we still have that debriefing got to get with.
CC: Okay. tle copied.
CDR: Hey i_ the big white Director there?
CDR: Is that big %'bite Flight Director there?
CC: [_'s an lkhe
CDR: Okay. Tell him ye better have- that debrief in&.
CC: We conc_ and %'e _ill :.ch_dule it _ccordingly.
CDR: Tally Ho!
CC: Roger. Page 81_
UNKNOWN: CC Apollo 9, Houston.
UNKNOWN: GO L_head,Houston. This is Apollo 9. doing - asking you for your E-memory dump here and - -
CC: Okay. Understand. How's it going?
UNKNOWN: Okay. We've got it.
CC: Very good. _._caround
CC: Lot of s:_i; here.
CMP: It's m0 ;*6.
CC: Roger. We can let the E-memory dump go if you there. We would like you to burn BATT A charge though. off now,
UNKNOWN: can let the dump gO if you get involved tracking the ascent stage but
CDR: Okay. Battery A charge is OFF now. good. looking
CDR: Say again, please.
CC: Roger. We're checking the Marks as they come in, and they're looking gcod. ,
CC: ApOllo 9, Houston.
CDR: GO c.head, Houston. do a V_B 83 s_d tell us what range you are al:.
UNKNOWN: C_-_:_,'. k?,g_.tno'_,he's against the earth Lack- ground, ,_ndDave can't see ]'.'m.We've been Y_mrki:,g,but v-e]usc ca._'_ see him right now. AUTO [;PTICShas been follo_-ing.l_ _'_, but no more Mark_ for the last fou_ n,.'nutesor so.
CC: Okay. Undcrstancl. long enough to get out of .-'b_TOO_IC5 and take 5'2_rk,We'11 have a to process the last one before we call a VS!RB83 up, ans_way.
UNKNOWN: Dave. you can do _t - "then.
UNKNOWN: 'Okay. i'm picking him up evez'y once in a xchile. Maybe he'11 get to a dark %ackground in a ]Little milile _here I car,hold onto h__m.
CC: Okay. If _'_.lest You here, we'11 pick you up in Tananar ire.
UNKNOWN: les. We'11 pick up _ V_---RB _3 as soon as we gei th_ot_ghthe la,si:5'ark.
CC: Okay, Dave. (REV TAN_Aarv'E _tkl)
CC: Apollo 9, Houston throuf_bTananarive. Houston.
UNKNOWN: }{owdo you read?
CC: I read i_ou loud aud clear amd Just want you to _re .
UNKNOWN: Roger. _4 14. And if we're o:: there long cnougL _owerdown we'11 give you our _chedule.
UNKNOWN: Okay. Apollo 9, Houston here. We ar_ rea/Lug you _ little better. We can go ahead and take havo some of ye.tLrpowerdown stuff now, if you it. : :,._ 40 48. Service
LMP: Okay. Module A, B, C, D: 5_ '_ BAT]' L' power A, B: 369 370 370. I:cc-;:ors: 5.0 'i_c', 3125 6127 (_027. O,-er.
UNKNOWN: Ro_.er, Kusty_ Copy. 51 54 40 }l_!,369 370 370, 50 r_q ) t_ OFF SCAL? HTG ;_--· 50 49, 3]_:.)"r (,-idi_'_"8027
UNKNOWN: Roger. You _5 s:sed one _. 5.0 ir,the in Jecvor. 4.0 was 6 Delta. Roger. We' copied that.
UNKNOWN: O_ay.
CC: on lin_:,
CC: And while we have you _he did you get a range for LOS on the LM? didn't get you a good range because we can't run V_B 83 along with P20, but those are the times for the first sightings to the last sightings arrd the beginning and the end of the Marks. Okay?
UNKNOWN: Okay. We're running out of coverage at Tananarive. g'3ess for I we'd l.elter save it Hawaii. See you there at 14.
UNKNOWN: On, very well. 817 Page HAWktI (?_V 14_ '
UNKNOWN: Houston, Ai_,llo 9. Houston'here
CC: A?ollo 9,
UNKNOWN: _ioger. He] 1o there.
UNKNOWN: tioa=_,..,_, _ _. .. ..', you r, ad .._.c-_olln ,c':
CC: ;._o=]o 9, Houston rea_ ? yo_, load and clear, l'o, are you doing?
CDR: Pretty goo i. I've go% a couple of questions for yOU.
CDR: Did you want us to leave iuvercer 3 c,n MAiN A and ... trams former on tonight !ir_ last night'.'
CC: That i._ uffi?lativ=_, Apollo 9.
CDR: Okay, we configured that right.
CC: O_ay. We'w got a question For yc_: ,nave yo'_
CDR: Negative. r,:ading
CC: Okay. We're a !itt]e lbw .lu_utity; _' just _o[_dered. sometime during the flight, they should still be and closed, we have not switched them. 'to
CMP: 0f.ay. Let ._n giv_ it to you real qilick here. The first si_ting we had was at 222 25 35- ' .rt wasn't good enou_ to Mark on, but we did ._.[ck him up occasion_l!y. _i_ne first Mari_ was at 222 39 40. 7he le.st M_rk wes at 222 45 40, '7nen we saw him ever_' once in a while i_i! 222 5i 43, at all. ?age 818
CC: Roger, Apollo 9. Understand yo_ got your firs Murk and You got. your first at 222 .%:)40 your last one at 222 45 40, and you has h_m ir, sight until 222 5] 43. only g_t a v} s_m] on },in - _mybe 2 '..econdZcut o£ every 7:0 or 40, so you couldn't really [_.et nlm i_ne.:_ ,.n '_.. ts_kc a .-'__r:.. But with the a[at v._ctors yo_ have a_d w:, "", _:. _he r.ac_ inery up '__,e: it real]y looked - *+ ],:'c __y good
CC: Roger, Dave. Undc_'sta_ld. Would you give us a VEP£ 66 and shift that state vector over now?
CC: Okay. G_vc you a Vm_R;;66 now. And,
CDR: Houston, Rpol!o 9- We have some informat_ for re3nt_y £t,owage.
CC: Roger. Understand reentry, stowage. ahead.
CDR: Okay. We have th_ -- one of the large suits and center-seat suit folded, and the L-shaped AGS underneath the center coun_h. We h.we a large three pressm-e st[it and al] aclmets tied dowr, on the floor between the L-shaped AGS and the lithium hydroxide canisters on the front, part c the LEB floor. We're g_:,ingto have two !argo: bags of trash that_!l probably be Lied down in lower equipment bay, and we'11 give you more c_- that tomorrow. The rest of the spacecraft will be stowed essentially the same, the one excepti 'the being food. Bi - Locker B1, P.ra~;o i, that in l_er equipment bay _ Just ti.ash. ;.,it rig now, and it.will ;:e_gL _.cr. ewhat lass the:: it di at launch. Lockers L_ _.i!l be _ui2 oi _o,rl. They'11 have somewhat less _.ha-r. the ]"cod that was in them at !aul_ch, b_rt we'11 stuff some tr_ in there and try to at least fill them up. As I mentioned earlier, all the LM data is over in Al.
CC: Rcger. Apollo 9, Houston. Copy. Would _'ou 6i' us a VF3_ 74 right now, Ji?._
CDR: Roger. VERB 74.
UNKNOWN: 2 i. PaEe 819
UNKNOWN: Houston. that's about all the aata I ha_e for ttL'l_0. !ssentia/!y, the syacecr=ft il: stowed pretty much the same way it was at launch, except for pr_,ssure syst._m the [24 data in Al. The two or L-shaped bags - both of them ca the floor, and other pressure suit lying crossways 5n the L'_B, lithi'_._hydroxide _n_sters. Just forward of the the .c:_% Team wo,i_J ]._ke to ._'ay L,o .Ions tc jcu: ',_,:,a_...-, vorkind ' it'_. you, and we'd sure like to thank you for all your help. W_.'11 see you at the big debr'efing %bat Mr. Kranz is going to arrange.
CC: Roger. 1 think everybo'<,,"_ agreeabl_i: to that.
UNKNOWN: Okay. You've got a fine olunch of g_,yf;,!ct me tell yoa. ASCENSI0_ (?_EV142)
CC: Apollo 9, Houston through Ascension. Houston.
CC: Apollo 9, Ho_ton,
CC: Apollo 9, [fouston through _cension.
CC: Apollo 9, HcaLston.
CC: 9, iioustcn through P_ge 820 Pa,ge &r_l APO_bO_ AL_-%_OR_,D VOICETRAUSC_L_?!O:; Pa_e 822 REST PERIOD - _0 C05_fONICATIONS Tapei_9/1 Page 821_
CC: (Alarm clock ringing) The aiarm clock Just %'ent off, g_ntlemen.
CDR: Rcger. I thought 7 heard a little ding-a-ling 'Lo work. _'_'_a_ you come ?.r_mt.. u e're
CDR: Hot d_cg_ty PI ! I think all rcady.
UNKNOWN: Okay. Wp.at w._,uldyou like to do',
CC: Okay. What dc.yo_ Y_ve in front ¢f' you? '
UNKNOWN: ... svitc_, think.
CC: Okay. Do you vm_ to _;?urt _,_th the conslunables?
CDR: 0k_y. [;t_:A_by.
UNKNOWN: consumables.
CC: Okay. 23_ nour_,; _42 i0 _2 12 33 ].3 38 13 ]195 11 _O 3] _.9. Okay. And your DAP redline: 25 31 3:* 3l_.
UNKNOWN: Roger. 234 _2 10 _2 12 33 13 35 13 !95 11 _0 31 39 25 3' ?_ anR 3_. 2,0 _.. CA._AnVO:_(REV'147)
CC: R_ger. fund you've probably noticed, there, ouad C is a little low. However, we still ha,re both DAP and SCS cap_oility using four Jt t/two ,Jet,.
CC: ;Al riglAt. :,:,dcne oiler comment beYore we ]i,-._.' _et _oo fa:r: i'd to just mention that the DAP is stil, c'xctJng, '-:owhen you _;eL s%uared away on that - 1 just want to le_ yo u know that the DA TM is .-:till powered up.
UNKNOWN: 0r_, is it really? ',.-hat's vary interesting. Okay; knd, ie% me see. Oh, one thing el_ I guess. I - J_t for you_' ]nfo, on 12e b_tterie_, we're computing that _.o_'vc got 71 hours on the water, if that question ever comes up.
CMP: Okay. Take a iook at our %_RB 48 right now.
CC: Okay. _%_e story I have here, Davu, is that you need a VEPd_ 46 F2_TER to really kil?. the DAP.
UNKNOWN: I put that in last night, too, Stu.
CC: Say again, please?
CDR: I put that in last nig4t, too.
CC: Oh. Okay. We'11 have them take another look then. Okay. I have some block data Cor you.
CMP: OF.ay. Stand by. CMP
UNKNOWN: Go with the block data. CC Okay. Bnd mmke sure yO-lr S-brand vol_ae is up. We r_ight l:._s_, over ttoneysuckle Lefo;e '_ finish up.
UNKNOWN: All r_gbt.
CC: Okay. Readir.g: 14_. i. Br_ ye, ?}us = ', mi:,,.a. ..,d'-O 233 57 ?,7 hgh_... ._.r, _' (':_?.',']ie, !-'-"' 3l: , 27.", r:lnus _3,. 237 2'? :,, ?:59- :'-;." Jr:a. riie, ulnas 33, r:inu:-' .'670 .'.:_ 5; ' :::. "_"' .'?f'_, 336, plus min_s 5610 24'3 ] i 54 [4268; i54 4 brays,, I th[nF I'm Y,t_ckwith ¥ou again, i blotted out 50N_:YSUC:<Lg (F£Vi47)
UNKNOWN: ] .Nos:t. ,'ou on +Le lcngitudc at 154 L .'_?a',u.
UNKNOWN: mi:._.-. .......:~_ o_;-',3;
CC: 1600 241; I'- ·"-55 4 Bravo _ "2.39, ' inus 3594 o4:: 35 09 3337; 156 _.hattie Cnarlie, _).t_ 1:.22, rFJ.nus '.640, 21:5 11 25 30_3. Your p_tch and yaw t.r.i": '::in'as 0.64, _aw minus 0.94. End of update.
CMP: O_ay. ;;::_:_ _. _.idn'!-. P,.a.-,w wr we_.e 6o[':w t,, :,- 'that far, L...'.. here y.::.:i <c.: ].L:._, 1 Yravo ;In.- plus 3lb, min:;_ !:680 235 '-.0 22 :-",?_..,; .,_'."..,,2 _ravo, 270, mtl.'.,._. plus 03][0 237 2!7 C'7 oi59; _5i 1 _ar!ie, plus 30_', minus O(,TU [:3[$51 i> 3033; ]5 '_ -.._il'a, plus 233, ninus Oo.JC ,:,,0 3'! 5[i [_402; Z53 2ravo, r:_nu::2.610 243 plu_-;336, '!1 54 3260; 154 4 B:avo, plus 310, minus 1600 244 5:'2- 53 3'03[;;L55 ::Bravo, ].5 i(i ..i,ariie plus 239, minus 1594 246 35 09 333(; Charlie, plus Z22, minus: 16'40 2!_8 ]i 2) B-_rh; with a pitch trim of minus 0.64, and a yaw trim cf minus 0.94.
CC: Roger. That's correct. 'Stand by one.
CC: And, readbac/ is correct, Iiave.
UNKNOWN: .__lrig_hty.
CC: Aha, since I was mean enough t'o wake you up w'_'ch an cia, ok, [,i've ala_. I c'an you sor.e good r,a'_'3. The on-the-h'_,a:-reporb !:om _he Guada]ca:7.'_ _ :_ays there are calm seas, winds are 5 k_o{", _'isibi!- ity t0 mile.-_',0300 scattered. .%_d tkeie _*_ acme 5-foot swell,.__ith a0out a .iii-second pei i. '._n,i the ski i, __. i.2,-ou-t .%q_miles _''_or,, !he targa.. '.:_;.nt
CDR: Ee_', _.lg._ _ a ;.g2, u_' ['. ';J. AftSfill'}pbl'?f, el" l:l i _3 kirf.. of _:eather :'_: li::e.
CC: .... ],'oa i:,ut. -.i. r:.T,nrc];:T'- we _- '_ '. ul___e.
CDR: Yoa gay._ are absolutely outstana_ing, t _fbo':: _..oLz_f_ ? :_[tut¢_. T::_: .i_-z._'...-_t darkness f ·es s?,o,m in your f]i_iL L plan .'s.off. Tt's slipped s¢,t,e. T miaht update you on that, _f you think tLat'.,]', { ;,elp you _:__y.,.::3(_cr p]ann_r',6, l'il I just v_,!.] ot:t Lhe stat:;?_a.
UNKNOWN: '_,_ , Let me get the : - ._:_t plans . Jtt_t a mir,ute.
CC: O_a_. ;.el.t, ze've go'. ,-au now ::n the nighttime coning _;crass ):ere, bu'. you'l'L ?c..me out of t. his da.._..e_. ;.: -' ju: t _,ver J_za3 :,.t ,..bout 23 - thing i-La, _ t.hat. ?nese tirc:_ _._'.:., j:,'rt rcug?,; I _o_'t '.._:i_:' ..,',"'_. :'_.d t: c:,. And the:, you' :l _o ':,_ _-L " a_,_._,,,op dark:ess a_,afr, :"j).t at 18; _::,.2 hat':· at 23! ] ..uL ., :'-.< :o:..e ::,ut over Ok:_.yr_ a'.':lrkd'. Ck' ._ kuc;.then y,m_,'!! hit [,ac'.,: .;n :.gain a_ '36 fk_s ,._,ever Parr r;c:t; come back int.<, day]iL'at abo'0% 237 plus 2:,, and then d.'_rkness again at P3[; )/Zus 2u. and qay',ight at 235 pi'u? 55. You probaLt_ :.'.Lc u,.5 Le realigned by then, i,t,t i'i] give you t_"_e2_;:t .-me hare. At. 239 52 d'o_i']l [_ _rto de.i_kne>. * '.:gain, car! 'om_ out just t, efo-'e t?,c bu_m at 24,. ':bout 25. k_d nav_ LOS ?:ore
CC: _'_:'regoing to r.omentarily. We'11 pick you _- _,;er tho .L'er_u_! - eta_nd by, Z'I,. r.r7
UNKNOWN: t_kay. Fine. _" _7)
CC: Apolir ...., Hou_tcr; t.hrou_j, !,'erctu_y.
UNKNOWN: hc, F_er, _ouston. We'have you. Go.
CC: Okay. We'o ]ik'.. to kav_ invert-..: 3 O}'}'.
UNKNOWN: Roger. Tnvertc: , ():_'F,::?'_'. of t_-,_, ,'_.'d 11::_ _-. '- ._. the '¥.-u:tion about two-jet v_; _.: .'r'r'..."-'_,. , 2;. ._ . b,zr:,. She '"-,_._-___',_- MOiL'Id £' v t..'_,tu.d." i,:, CO_t.z.r _r _ ..... mr a_out . . . ' ' · ' c '; , "':'<. t :'._, ..: - . ' :;% ':-,¥_ 7.'.k-_ ,-':. ,-_u,£,'~ -"ou' 7-," .,'?'.22 - - -:.'. ' '- ..... :: '_-'; "· '. t ', '. : 150/4
CDR: How much fuel do we have? We have quite a bit of fue_ extra, don't we?
CC: You're right (,n the redlines now, o lr_. It's - It's there. 'iRis q¢_.d Char}ia. Muad Charlie is right on the redlines, aa ;;ou can see. We passed 33, and 34 is the D_P redline. But, you so forth and so on. And that'[ - -
UNKNOWN: OKay. _s and ':)_-'-r_wel? ul'., -w- _.e,_ wi* _ they _ .
CDR: We'11. do a twe-Jct_ %hen, Stu.
CC: Okay. You'd t.ike to do a two-Jet, then?
CDR: Yes. We'31 do a ]h-second two-Jet on - w?.':'-t? B a_-.dD, ] guess.
CC: Roger, Jim. We concur with that.
CDR: Okay. 'lTL_uk you.
CC: 5h_k you.
CDR: Hey, Stu, why didn't we get a drop in pressure., the ground think that maybe we have the secondary you, it should hr_ve opened ur,. There',_ a p_us or And so, the feeling hcre is, it's quite pcs_;iLle that that secondary valve is OPEN.
CC: We did a lot of talking ak;out th_h here tkis n]r.r_l- lng, a.nd you know we had those funnies on t_at - on that separation. A.nd we're , We're just not real sure.
UNKNOWN: Yes. -.,a .... sort of ..... I was thi_D_ing oi, too. Hey, hay<:' you don(: _-'.5-tL_ng - _-ny new -;nformaticn cn our :A:' here?
CC: 1_o, we _.._...'e haiu'%. _:..,u -::'c_ .> get '_; 5,_,.'_rcd away do_:, here, to .-_<e .'__e we're rez_-ing ri_h%,
CDR: Okay. l'11 proceed out of t_m V'rLwJ348; then we'11 give you _.q_P_,.6,. Okay, Here comes the VERB 46 T_O%;.
CC: Okay. _,Oc,cl the D&P in shape.
CDR: You i:ean t_c 1L_3_ reall 2 w_._ running, then?
CDR: I'11 be darned. We got three-way verification on that one last night, but maybe, it didn't get in.
CC: Go ahead, .h.¥w _-_.'.
CMP: Yes, we just dec_dea to have a six-I verification 'voz_t on the DAP. You to add two? 'for'
CC: Okay. Apo!lo 9, Houston. i have you another couple of rd nutes_ Before I lose you here at Mercury, I gu.::ssI can cover a couple of changes that we'd like, in' the flight plan.
UNKNOWN: Okay.' StaDd by.. ,.
CMP: Ar,d by the way, you _'ant to come off the H2 fan 2?
CC: That's ;cg_t_ve. We do o.ot want it OFF, we'11 ii j'Jst '!ike leave !t is. i,ou_ cJla_ngJ$-_id
UNKNOWN: Okay. (Jo w-ith i'Ve got s question for you a_er you get throufZn.
UNKNOWN: don't y_u ahead and. ask it, Lave? We're _oirg _<:, lose you p?-ch_oly, in _sout a minute a ai,d hal!, -_: ' ?: cow o chamges when we _( ]>O,.: C'V' "i :,_i"- $ s_% 'f.
UNKNOWN: o Okay. ',Jy c_ w_n% to a-_t_' _. th_ F-r'-ai_ '_'_c**e:_r? :' .-.er-,.-i_ _d, ss, ia y_t wer_% _o "irs%? An,i, :',1. : '"' ' .' ]" ..YC .... · ;C',,': ', .' ' '
UNKNOWN: ?ape i 50/6 Page [;30
CC: Roger. Copy two questior_s. :",neis ,.hetLer you want reset%icc to the primar_ boi!e;, b_ ',"oreyou actSvate it, _.ud Sou h_:v,- decided ._o-'c.]_ke to cold-soak. We'11 try to _.:iveyou a ",'.._om.menda- tion o_ _hat.
UNKNOWN: _ Okay. t:!ue.
UNKNOWN: ve'rc approaching LOg-here, troop_. _'e'11 see abo'ot 23. you
UNKNOWN: _,. 2.er. 2(.,.
CC: Apollo 9, koust._,n. We havc you in good lock.
CDR: RoEer. Houston, Apollo 9. $[e'z_ st]i_ here.
CC: Very good, _Ld on your q:_,-',tions,%:e concur with the co]d-soa.k. On the w.ater l_.:,i].er, _.,,say do not prior reservice it to bringing, _t up. ?nc reason for th[_ is, _.,(. are not sure bow much water 5s i_; 5t there, a_Ld _¢ wo_tld like to _:_,'_t, ead amd brin_, ':_r, 8,nd see %'hether it will (iQ, c,_t. It sn(_,_za _;_y out in the first de:c/night passes, and _,e'li be looking at it.
CC: Okay. So you wa.ut us to bring it up right now? aff*lr_uative.
CC: _q2at's Let's bring - Go ahead _nd bring it ,_ the line.
UNKNOWN: Alrignty. Here we go.
CMP: ney, _ouston, 9. Do _'ou Lave one of tho_e handy- locate that ditty, I'd lik,. '_o t_a_._, up _;.couple of changes to you. ·-- Okay. Stand Dy a second.
UNKNOWN: Okay. Go .'iTL yo'ur .'ha-uges, Stu. tilter
CC: Okay. On your CO_ cmmng_ at 236, or at - _h_ second line, £ho'_td r,.'a· _ to B, reuse 20 tc _6. _ _ . 8 %o '" re' c 'r_.¢"
UNKNOWN: Rc_-e_r. _nderszand. to
UNKNOWN: ],cw with the addition of the other rev, there is e, .'lot of changes, such as the time you ; do the star check and all that, which I really need. B,zt don't think _(,u I've got them all written out here, and the times, if you'd like I to t_k_ that. up, and on the next rev do a 1)51 and get it all squared away. And then, the n]ghtside p_s before dcc:-bit bur:,, *o burr. the we're going %o gev %he altitu3_- early and z_ke sure we ge.5 a good solid star check, because the horizon probably won't be too good Just pripr to the REPRO.
CC: Okay. Rea& good. L_ to most of the flight plan changes I have here, they are Just reflecting change i: d_ylighi and d_rk and the additicn of the rev; :,o, that's real_y, i believe, all you need to caangc on you_- flig3_t plan this time. And we do have _. couple of, would you believe, cha_ng_ _o t;_ entry checklist I'd ].ike to tal_ I to you about.
UNKNOWN: Well, J b¢,li_c that. You've: had about 10 days, and I'd be sut-pri_ed if you didn't have any ch_u_ges.
CC: Okay. And i found z_ _ update sheet here, if ] ! you wan% to take that too.
UNKNOWN: Oka:. uo w.lth the map update, _nd we'11 dig out the entry cht.cklist in the meantime.
CC: Okay. R.F'.V14'(, which is completing, 234 15 36; longituda, 7[N7 wes%.
UNKNOWN: ?{oger. .-'-__i5 3_,: !0y west. R_ght?
CC: Okay. Let'n start here on p_ge E1 d-ash i.
UNKNOWN: Al! rigjnt.
CC: [_:_efirst cr.e - these are oust n_%', but '['l} just toss ir the re-_irder - the v--_-_? first _ine cn i._iel ..., yo..-" heater g?_ing circrit br_;..'_._ ._air A r.:.d .Lain 3,, we w;_-nl %: c._e '.,P?...',. '_ Ck'. l, - -'.. u_.d_: -_.- - :, -_= u_::<% ' _ ;-./; '_ - . .... :.. ?_e 822 showing 16 b_X B. _e'd recommend the ao_ module 1 _,_XN A, cc.-'_._nd _dule 2 _IN B, and AC roll Y_&IN B.
LMP: Okay. I guess tb.at$ a c=x nix. ';o)i do that.
CC: All right. And n(r_, on page E1 dash C, right at, the top right under C, you can ,Just delet,, the stir the tanks.
UNKNOWN: 3k_y, Just delete s,-_, _, is that right? C_, Cnarlle.
UNKNOWN: Delete step
UNKNOWN: GO ahead. i:i. '13/1_..
CC: All rich%. On page dash
CC: OKay. Here, the th:_-d .Line do_n, the SCS LOGIC 2 on UF: we'd like to 55ye th.at :_oved confirm,ed IDGIC the-n, when throw the SCS ELS ON. you _3GiC, we kno_ we're ali sou,,red a_ay to give you a GO.
UNKNOWN: Okay, Houston. Unierstand. It'11 read 2f sequential arm 2 CZ.,O_E,ELS auto cud EI_.', ,,ugie seciue,,d:iaL 2 [;..-'. ON, and then, logic on
CC: That's a_f_ .... .l__. folly Fcoc er, that one. Now, ?age E2 ,_w_r, on i.
UNKNOWN: O_ay. Go.
CC: And this f know you're well -.;': _,e of. _!';: ,:'-t tc_£Jng _t in wit? c_u_" _crisSc:n to (_ :',:; tn,_ two-jet uXlage: that register _ unde_ <:L:'.;' 10102. L:,?
UNKNOWN: 10i0_. Go ahead.
CC: (l,_ay. On _age 3.
CC: _ 'rigkt :.,::. !.:_-_ ,:;. -_n'_, . .,:c.:nc_ , : e'.' like to - Lbo _: ,m-: ,ines :he._3, we'd '-_ to re-vets: c crger :'.-' :.Lc- Le'd ''ko '_ ha_e the Jape recoz_er record hi&h-b_% rate i_'-'O.-_'WAE-T. _) -' Lo be lNrst, fol2o_ed by average g c,_,_-tc, leme%rv cor_d RESET and then ,-n_,,,_, ) · -'._,'ut_J.
UNKNOWN: OK_,y. [{o it wlli. read thl._, way: tape recorder record hi,h-bit rate FL)/{WA/iD,and t_-en average g ·..5up-taLemetry co_rr_nd }!;2SE_, and then NO?24AL.
CC: %_nat's ,..;"firmative. And, just for ycur info, /ast '-). __%',. to keep us frcm having t_ re'_cq,t_re And the ,-_' ]_,ck. Okay. now over on pa._ _ dash c<.
UNKNOWN: Go _e_d. " module
CC: Okay. We're showing Ab'l_OiiCS select coraknd N.".'lii ar.d i P. Change th,,,tto. read ._.tA_IN A this _'il} cgree with i_c configuration that. we recom- ._ended ove_ ,.:m the firsi page, %
UNKNOWN: OKay. i:o it will read AUiO ECS select CMi F_IN A. affiz'_at,ive.
CC: That is
UNKNOWN: r2_ ahead.
CC: O_ay. T:_at's a3] I have.
UNKNOWN: C__e. That's r,ot bad at ail.
CC: ¥ery good.
UNKNOWN: O_ay. _'_,.1 ii,'i gues_ _verything else is ._;'_._'e_ _sv on ti-at. We went. th__'<',u_, it last night and we don't have any questions cn it. So if yo_ zee anything else, you can give a whistle'.. V_'GUARD (}_V 1_8)
CC: And, 7.polto <J, Hm:_ton. i was a ]ittle surprised t?al _,.'_p t.9 asking for uplate. _e you all going: be tafij;.f!- .,z)-,' .uicture$ this _rn. ln)7? ','e'rethe %'.',rld'sgre_%es_
UNKNOWN: Say, listen. s_recta%ors.
CC: Oka_. _ ,'ey_u going to hzve your c_--_erascut a% all _his : ?ming, Ji_?
CDR: No, we really dou'L ?,ave muc?, in the way .cf film left: :_tu. _.t've got ;,bout 15 frames on the Ee-_$<]biad kc_4'u-.nd we've got about - c:):,i think we he.ye three film packs fez the 16,_, ar.d have about, a quarter of a roll left on then. We do /6_m reserved one full roil of for that.
UNKNOWN: O._a.y. 5'r e rc'_on _}CY' -[ a.skea you, we've _ot a ',_:_.. ';,, t.c-_ ...... from A,:t_a;_, requesting $cr. _ -;;l;:.t 'ff'n _it-'_._r_-,: _ -'_,_ ',.a¥:,'t eve:_ goi:._ to mention c, yo_; , c.n ; ,_. ' j od I thought reentr, wo_: !,_'t :_,e fnt.('ested. L:'t _' you've got a comi_,g _-._¥.tra!im., camera out ar'ross why, _herc's _;,_.rew-r pictures.