Otrobonita/noicy-space-talks huggingface dataset:
CMP: - - with (laughter) white clouds, but it's not a dense cover of white clouds. ... and the sky is l_lack, and there are no stars visible at all, and I can still see the prism split - the reflection on the prism split, which gives me a light band across the center of the field of view. And I guess that's about the size of it.
LMP: Okay, I got that down in the record ... Hey, you're supposed to have horizon in here, I guess.
CMP: You are?
CMP: Sure no stars out there. want
LMP: You your drink?
CMP: Yes, guess I'11 put it down ... i
CDR: I have it; I have it.
CDR: Say, did you cut the end off for him?
LMP: Yes, it's all set. :_ _ and see what else we're supposed to be doing here. i
LMP: I got it right here. Nothing.
CDR: Weren't we supposed to change one of those lithium hydroxide canisters or something?
LMP: Oh, yes. We need that - -
CDR: We need - we need to get the big flight plan out, I guess.
UNKNOWN: - filter change, number 1; we missed it. 3 to A, 1 to ]3-5.
CDR: Davey, here's your thing.
LMP: Oh, if there's a smile on my face, it's because I Just took a leak.
CDR: {Laughter) Dave, would you also fill mine up for me when you get -
CMP: Sure. This water gun is terrible. It didn't do too bad last time, Jim. Look.
CDR: Did it?
CMP: No, I got - I don't have that much air in that one.
CDR: Oh, yes. Maybe you just have to get the head off of it. Pchoo!
LMP: Okay, let's see. I guess I might as well eat some dry things here. Unfortunately. Lug-lug-lug-lug- lug, chug-a-lug, chug-a-lug. Now, which ones are C_.JI NI IL/LI N I IF'IL i k Day 1 113 worst? Toasted breadcubes or sugar cookie cubes? I guess I'11 save them for dessert. You know, no matter which way I look, it feels like it's down.
CDR: Yes, me too.
UNKNOWN: (Singing) Oh, cloudy. (Singing) _:
CDR: Hey, did we ever get the cabin vent open again down there? "
CMP: No. Oh, my God, let's open the cabin vent.
CDR: Yes, boy.
CMP: Hey, it's alright; we were going to close it at noon at night.
LMP: Yes, why don't we open her?
CDR: No kidding. That's right. I have the LM aq holding at zero. Okay, waste stowage vent, right?
CDR: Shoot, open the ... vent.
CMP: (Laughter) Look what Just came off.
UNKNOWN: The optics eyepiece. Great, great.
CDR: Tape them down.
CMP: Hey, how did your water come out ounce-wise, on those two things I have you?
UNKNOWN: mine came out good, Dave.
UNKNOWN: Seemed about right?
CDR: Would you squirt mine full when you get a chance down -f'rl there? t
CMP: Yes, chunk it here .. - -
CDR: Sure.
CMP: - - let me get my - some tape on these optics, so I don't lose them.
LMP: Oh, does this food taste good.
CDR: Does the what taste good?
LMP: Food.
LMP: You know, the thing that impresses me most is how quiet it is.
CDR: What are we doing with the cabin fan? I think they're both off, aren't they?
LMP: Turn one to see what it sounds like.
CDR: Go ahead; number 2 coming ON.
UNKNOWN: Right in the air, huh?
UNKNOWN: Even that's not too bad.
CDR: Supposed to start our rest perio_ in less than an 2 hours - hour and _5 minutes.
LMP: Ha hal
CDR: They forgot a few things in here, like taking your suit off, and putting it back on, and -
LMP: DaVe, you want some more food?
CMP: Well, let me get - I haven't got what I got, yet. busy I'm as a little beaver.
CDR: Gee whiz, we don't have a thing to do until - Day 1 115
LMP: Oh, Dave's got to change that filter.
CMP: Yes, I will; Just hang on, gang.
LMP: Yes, no, I'm not rushing you. I Just want to- I Just don't want to forget it.
CDR: Let me have that water gun. Man, I need some - something to d_ink.
LMP: Okay, Jim, I'11 get yours now.
CDR: Hot or cold?
CMP: Hot.
CDR: Yes, hot. tell you, this toasted bread cru - cubes never tasted better.
CDR: Hmm.
CDR: How's that stuff taste?
LMP: check.
UNKNOWN: Houston, go ahead with the NAV
CC: Okay. Time: 008:10, all zeros; minus 2719, plus 02980, 1256. End of update.
UNKNOWN: understand. 008:10, all zips; minus 2719, plus 02980, 1256. How's that?
LMP: Houston, Apollo 9. Did you get the readback?
LMP: Houston, did you get the readback? Okay.
CMP: How does that look?
LMP: You got it there, Jim - Dave?
LMP: 2719 - -
CMP: 2719, - -
CMP: - - 1256.
LMP: Hey, it's the wrong sign on the latitude - on the longitude.
CMP: Okay. They're both - both minus.
LMP: Yes, that's funny. We've got a plus here.
LMP: Houston, Apollo 9. Oh, we lost them. Hey, I hear thrusters firing. You know?
CMP: I might have kicked something down here.
CMP: Hey, listen, are we about time to take suits off, and all that stuff?
CDR: Yes, if we're going to sleep with them off, we're going to have to start taking them off.
CMP: Ss_' again.
CDR: You wsa_t to sleep with them off, you can go ahead and start taking them off.
CMP: What are you going to do?
CDR: I don't know-. It's a pain in the can to get them off. I wonder if I - I might not Just keep it on tonight. [
CDR: Hey, here's another card; here's your S-IVB, ... [
CMP: Oh, yes.
LMP: Oh boy, oh boy! Would you believe that even the ! salmon salad tastes good? Day 1 117
CMP: Well, let's see, what do we have else to do?
CDR: Not much. Vent the batteries, terminate the cabin purge; ... we Just got it started. (Laughter) Change that lithium hydroxide canister.
CMP: Yes. Yes, I got a real problem trying to pee, you know that? It's terrible.
LMP: Yes, I'11 tell you, it took me a long while, too. I just - finally made it.
CDR: Maybe if you took your suit off, it may help, Dave.
CMP: You know, I might Just do that.
CDR: Oh, hell!
CDR: Some of my chocolate got away. Maybe I dropped eee
LMP: Gee, and we've got to get those napkins and all
CMP: I think I will take my suit off.
LMP: Hey, that ought to be interesting. Here goes David for an hour.
CDR: If he's not doing P52's, he's under the seat.
LMP: Who's making that racket down there?
CDR: Where?
LMP: Sounds like it's right under my couch. Maybe it's Dave's suit -
LMP: Man, this blue suit's stable, isn't it?
UNKNOWN: Yes, sure is.
CMP: See if we got any perigee torquing now there. We're headed towards perigee, right now.
CDR: Here's another piece of trash.
LMP: Wonder what this blue stuff
CDR: That was really good.
CDR: That chocolateJ
LMP: Umm.
CDR: I want some water or something to drink.
LMP: Save mine for dessert.
LMP: Yes. Here, hold on, Dave.
CDR: Man, you really going at it, aren't you?.
LMP: Hold on. There you go.
CDR: You want a hand with anything?
CDR: Here, you want a hand, Dave?
CDR: Oh, hey, you had your watchband on. That might have had something to do with it.
LMP: Well, I hope the girls have got the champagne out.
CDR: How's that surge ta_k, Rusty?
LMP: Surge tank is hovering at 700.
CDR: Boy, that thing sure doesn't refill very fast, does it? I'd like to get that fifth tank filled up. Can you see what the - -
LMP: Maybe we ought to shut - - ,L Day 1 119
CC: Greeting, Apollo 9. This is Houston through Hawaii.
LMP: Roger, Houston; Apollo 9.
CC: Roger. I didn't get to confirm all your NAV check- out. If you run it, you have probably discovered the sign was wrong on the longitude.
LMP: Hey, Dave (laughter).
LMP: You want to check with - the panel 250 is configured right, and I'11 start charging battery B up?
CC: We'11 see you over Tananarive at about 24 or 25.
CDR: Roger; thank you. ADd we'11 get a PRD report for you as soon as we figure out what it is.
CDR: And, Houston, I'm going to start charging battery B right now for you.
CC: Okay, and that's a dosimeter reading over Tananarive.
CDR: What'd you say? Ah;
LMP: ... I'11 take ..., Dave. Didn't say you wanted ... or anything? Oh, boy. Look on the top, right there.
LMP: Oh, my aching back. Number 1, and the time you took it out was 07:49, Dave.
LMP: Well, we're right on there?
CDR: Yes, how about the one we put in? Was it marked? Huh? Oh ....
LMP: I ought to put a charge on B. Okay.
CDR: Okay. i i i
UNKNOWN: Whee! 2-1/_ amperes.
LMP: Oh, it's way down. 07:50:00 - start charge on BAT B; 2.25 amps and 83, 1.5. Oh, no; hey, you know, this stuff ... And 33 volts, 3 volts.
CDR: There isn't a single ...; well, I'11 be a son of agun.
CDR: What? Here, llt me take a peek.
LMP: Dave, could you run a PSO and see if everything is normal there? Okay.
LMP: Hey, our 02 flow's up again, finally. 0.55 now.
LMP: That's what I get.
CDR: Here's the number here, Dave. Here it is right here, I think. This supposed to be nunber 3? Is this one supposed to be number 3, that I have here? Yes, here it is, marked right here.
CDR: Huh? Okay? Is it? That's really bad.
CDR: Hey, I'm telling you we're going to get in trouble with those lithium hydroxide canisters. I'11 bet you two bits.
LMP: Well, I guess if he keeps marking them well, we may be able to avoid it.
CDR: I'm going to go ahead and power down to G&N and stop worrying about getting in gimbal lock.
CDR: What? What'd you say, Dave?
CMP: Hey, Jim, look at the sun coming through the sex- tant.
CDR: Where? Oh, yes.
CDR: (tough) Excuse me.
CDR: Beautiful, Rusty, beautiful. You've got an eyeful of chocolate. (Cough) 1 121
LMP: Isn't that amazing, that the IAiheld together?
CDR: Yes, it is.
LMP: Uh ohl Look at that 02 flow, Jim.
CDR: That 02 flow is working its way up.
CDR: Oh, shoot, it is.
CDR: What? Do you? What's the matter, aren't you feeling good?
CDR: Okay. I mag go down and try to empty my bladder, here.
CDR: I'm trying to figure out what we're supposed to be doing.
CDR: It's - Coming up on 8 o'clock, vent the batteries and terminate the cabin purge, you're supposed to do.
CDR: You're supposed to do another P52 IMU realign to Want at about 08:20, about 25 minutes. me to do that one, Dave?
CDR: I'd better do that one of mine, and see what the optics look like. Rusty, sit here and watch this, and make sure we don't get any gimbal 10ck. Every- thing's turned off. Yes. Why don't you do that?
LMP: Boy, I'11 tell you, I feel - I feel a beck of a lot better after eating. I didn't really feel bad be- fore eating, but I felt hungry .... myself to the hoses. (Laughter)
CMP: Yes. Yes, it does feel good after a hot lunch ..., doesn't it?
LMP: Boy, you know, swallowing all of this gas, you can't help but fart all over the place. -' '
CMP: Yes. _ · tv.
LMP: That's a real Challenge for that poor lithium hydroxide.
UNKNOWN: I'11 do that, Dave.
UNKNOWN: Dave, you're kind of socking them in there, aren't you?
LMP: Hey.,I'm going to try a small one, here, Dave. You want some? No? Is that white?
CDR: Hey, I'11 have a couple of pieces of medium.
LMP: I can't figure out whether I'm sleepy.
LMP: Here's a tissue dispenser. Here's a tissue dispenser. Say, and Dave, there's a couple - You want some towels, too? You want some towels, too?
LMP: I'11 get you one. No problem· Yes, me too. I to eat, though. I don't know but what I should go and eat one of those 'yuk' meals? I wonder if I eat one of those things -
LMP: Did you clean your ...?
CDR: MY ... support?
CDR: No, I have it over there.
LMP: Look, don't hold back.
CMP: Why don't you go ahead?
CDR: Yes, this time ...
CDR: There's our friendly 02 FLOW HIGH.
CMP: Oh, shoot, is that right? Ct _ L Day 1 123
UNKNOWN: '/es.
CDR: Dave, is that thing pulled out over there?
UNKNOWN: Is that ECS return valve over there pulled out? think I it is.
CMP: Yes. Well, tunnel
CDR: I suggest we turn off the LM vent. let me - }{old on. Let's see which one is doing and what. Let's do them one at a time look at the ECS.
CDR: Let's turn off the purge valve first.
LMP: Ok%v.
CDR: We're supposed to have that on, come to think about it. Ready?
CDR: I'm not sure that You're going to see any response, right away.
LMP: Yes, I got an 02 FLOW HIGH (laughter).
CDR: I don't even kno_ what I did with that - -
LMP: Hey, yes, it's ccEing down. down?
CDR: Is it coming
LMP: Yes. Let's Just leave it there for a while and see what it stabilizes out. r
CDR: (Laughter) David, you need another arm! Here, let me - Give me scmething. Hey, Dave, watch out, you're going to get your fingers in your eyeball.
LMP: Hey, here's a good way to hold your chow. At least it seems to work pretty well. You get a pair of ... like this - Dave, let me have one of those anyway. David, let me have one of those before you put it away.
LMP: Oh, this is going to feel good, too.
CDR: Oh, boy, what a mess. You know how to get out that dump and take the ...? ..., I can't get the urine dump stopped.
LMP: We're supposed to do a P52 or something, aren't we?
CDR: Yes. Sure are.
LMP: Jim, the flow is down to 0.6 and it's still going down a little bit.
CDR: Would you believe we're looking right at the earth?
CDR: Yes, you sure are. Let's see, we're going to our right, so if David rolls left a couple of pulses, we'11 be able to see it in a little while, Jim.
CMP: Do you know where I put Where's my checklist? If ..., I'm going to do this thing. I've got to get my checklist. Okay, what did I do with it? It's in my pocket. Never mind. It's in my pocket.
LMP: (Singing) Hey, I feel like a new man.
CDR: I'm going to get something to eat. I haven't eaten since ...
LMP: Hey, you want me to get some of that good food out?
CDR: Yes, would you get some of that ...? I'11 have some of that.
LMP: Yes, I think I can reach it; let me try.
CDR: We're not going to do a sextant calibration to the trunnion bias, are we?
CMP: Ah -
LMP: Huh? IAL Day 1 125
CDR: You're not going to do a sextant - sextant calibz tion to the trunnion bias, a P27 midcourse ...?
CMP: I doubt it.
LMP: (Singing)
CDR: P52, IMU realign.
CDR: CMC, ON; ISS, ON; SCS, operating; BMAG, three; G&N POWER OPTICS; CMC MODE, FREE.
CDR: Dave, where are Your hoses? Where are your hoses
CDR: We've got to get the screens and put on that one. Oh, did you? Oh. Oh, what's that?
LMP: Good. That's - that, we want to happen.
CDR: Trouble is, you know when it comes back on and flips us off - flip ON - OFF like that a couple of times, it's going to blow the horn.
LMP: Well, but it's not going to - it's going to stay now. on
CDR: I know it; when it comes back up fn the middle of the night, it'11 - going to blow a horn.
LMP: No, it'11 only come to 235, see?
CDR: Now, what's it - what's it - what's the horn come on at?
LMP: I don't know. I got - I'm - under the effect of this turning effect, here. Hold on.
CDR: Dave, don't these eyepieces move around?
CDR: Do these eyepieces move around?
LMP: I got turkey and gravy out. You want turkey and gravy?
CDR: Would you?
UNKNOWN: of that stuff there.
LMP: Give me a - give me a pair of scissors, Dave, since you got them out.
UNKNOWN: (Singing) Oh, baby (laughter).
CDR: Is it okay to go to zero optics here, Dave? Zero optics, CMC?
LMP: Oh, shoot. I can't reach that, silly ... What bag is that? What's this bag - What's this float- ing here? What's that?
CDR: Look's like - -
LMP: (Singing) Is this somebb_y's trash? t guess that's Jim's lunch,
CDR: That's my water bag up there. Don't ... the DSKY.
LMP: No, I'm Just steadying myself.
LMP: Okay, David, baby.
CDR: There is nothing down there but earth, Dave.
LMP: Yes, Dave. If you roll left, I think - Well, I don't know, shoot. We're winning the - Rolling right. Which way are we rolling - on the rate _- meter? What?
CDR: Where's all that equipment we dump the urine bags with?
UNKNOWN: Hey, I'11 look for that in a minute. Here you go, Jim. You w_t this? ....... '.TLI\L Zi Day 1 12% ''
CDR: Yes. Wonder what I'm going to do with that? Let me see. Right in here.
LMP: Dave, do you want one? Okay. Oh, I've got td get our spoons out of there, too. (Singing)
LMP: I don't kn_ where in the heck that - Yahoo!
LMP: Dave, there's your scissors. I don't know if they're going to stay there or not. (Singing)
CDR: Hey, I wonder if we're supposed to dump our waste
LMP: Let me see how high it's getting, Jim. (Singing)
LMP: ·Water, water, water, water. Waste water is 67 per- cent. Potable is 90, about. Waste is - waste is about percent, Jim.
LMP: Yes, I'm about to dive in for them here.
CDR: No, we're still looking at the earth, Dave.
UNKNOWN: (Singing) Have you got the utility light? Hey, got the anybody utility light?
CDR: There isn't one.
LMP: Oh. want here?
CDR: You the flashlight down can't serious. think them.
LMP: You be No, I I see
CDR: (Laughter) these things weren't
UNKNOWN: Boy, oh boy, packed very well! These spoons are - the bags of the spoons are all blown - are all blown up.
LMP: (Singing) Boy, this damn turning effect really grabs you, doesn't it? (Singing) d there.
CDR: Look, Dave. We're getting some stars out
LMP: (Singing) Look at that bag, Dave. Isn't that good packing?
LMP: David, you're white, huh? That bag smells, too. (Singing)
CDR: Hey, Dave, doesn't that eyepiece slide around down there? around
CDR: Yes. Then it turns like this.
LMP: Hey, look at that. They engraved the spoons. It says, "Connnander 9-"
LMP: No, it's open, sir.
LMP: Well, David, congratulations. You made it through a docking this time. How about that? Spoonsl Part number 39104130.
CDR: Okay, Dave, Just a little bit farther and I think I can get Rigel and Sirius. You're going to have to come down here and show me how this thing works, tomorrow.
LMP: Yes. A spoon - I see a spoon. Oh, a spoon ... spoon. That's riehl
CDR: Okay, let me start through this dude. Let's see, I want to call VERB 37; VERB 37, ENTER; 52, ENTER. I want to do a REFSMMAT. Okay, I want a VERB 22 -
LMP: We've got more plastic bags! I guess I might as well throw them away. You got the TSB over there, David?
CDR: ... like that?
CDR: PROCEED. That's 225. Let's see, I can come out of zero now, can't I? On zero. Then it proceeds to PICAPAR. Day 1 129
LMP: Why don't you name them? You want Rigel and Siri don't you?
CDR: Okay, then enter in 215; that's Sirius.
UNKNOWN: there's a 1_. Why don't you stop us now, Dave? 1_. That's Canopus.
LMP: That's not a bad one. Moderately bright star.
CDR: Shoot, I can't get the God-blessed thing in focus
CDR: Okay, I see him down there. We do PICAPAR - we got that. 01 70. CMC verify; OPTICS ZERO, OFF; PRO_;_:,:u - you hit a PROCEED here, and then it goe and looks for it, doesn't it?
CDR: That right, David? Okay.
CDR: oJT[
CDR: Okay, that's it; now, put your shaft and trunnion out.
LMP: Man, oh man. I'm making up for what you guys wet doing before, let me tell you. I am challenging the system!
CDR: Okay. Okay, that's good. Now what do I do? Do I go to MANUAL here? Got that?
CDR: There's Canopus. Okay, go to MANUAL.
CDR: Boy, oh goodness gracious sakes alive' They're going like a scalded ape. Back to C_dC. Yes, we' really whipping along there, aren't we?
LMP: Now don't say that.
CDR: Let me Just see if I can catch it, Dave.
LMP: Whee! Just see if he - he'11 - he'11 see if he can catch it.
CDR: They're really going. I Just can't keep up with them. CC_ ..'r, r"-,-_.,.... ,_, _T 2,',_L
LMP: Look at this, Dave.
CDR: Well, I guess I can't even stay up with it in - in LOW. Let me -
CDR: Okay, that looks like about enough. I'm getting up I'm catching with it now. OPTICS, LOW, will get it there.
CDR: You open that new meal, Dave? You open that goo. meal? How'd it taste?
CDR: Okay, 50, 25, 16. PRO.
CMP: Have you done marked? Was it a good mark, I gue
CDR: Yes. Terminate marks. Okay, on those good mark I'11 hit a PROCEED; and that was a bright star, so hit a PROCEED. Go back to CMC. 16, Sirius; want that. And I hit a PROCEED. Okay, ...
LMP: Oh, shoot, Dave.
CMP: Looking at the earth, again?
CDR: That's behind the - oh, that's - behind the I/4, I think. Where do we go now? I'm looking at th LM. Go to the what?
LMP: Sextant. Yes? May not be behind the LM in the sextant.
CDR: My gosh, it isn't. There's a star out there.
CDR: Well, should I mark on it? I can't possibly identify it as Sirius.
LMP: Is it bright?
CDR: Bright.
LMP: Mark on it.
LMP: I have a feeling that when I open this bag that everything is going to fall in my face. i i Day 1 131
CDR: Okay, 50, 25, 16 ... 16 - Oh, that says Procyon.
CDR: Okay. I read the wrong number, anyway.
CDR: ... Alright, and that one's the right star; I gue and ... give it AUTO optics.
LMP: Oh, look at that!
CDR: Oh, shoot, damn, I screwed upi
LMP: Well, let's see, you want to go to the next - We want to get the torquing angles here, don't we? Oh, darn, next thing. Hey, that's pretty good. Why don't you write those down on something or other?
LMP: Okay, I've got them. Mm-hmm. We ought to get the big flight plan out.
LMP: Where is it? Is it in R-12 here? Dave.
CDR: You know where it is?
CDR: Okay. Stand by, Jim; i'11 get it for you now.
LMP: Where have you been writing yours down, Dave? Where have you been writing yours down?
LMP: Jim.
CDR: Careful, boy, there's a - -
LMP: Now, you got to write the time, huh?
LMP: Gee, it doesn't say. Is this it here?
CDR: That's the wrong - That's at 9 hours. We're over here. I'11 Just write it down in there.
LMP: The time is 08:20 - Oh, you've got it down there, don't you?
CDR: No, I don't. What ti - -
CDR: Yes, 08:22.
LMP: Yes, 08:23 was the time. Oh, but you do it when you proceed, 08:24. No, when the hell do you do it?
CDR: I do it - I did this one when I did the -
LMP: You know, turkey and gravy is pretty good, but that other stuff will never hack it.
CDR: Okay, ready to torque, Dave? Oh. Time to fire at 24:30.
LMP: 20 - 24:30.
CDR: Okay, now what do we do with this one? ENTER; that ends it, doesn't it? Hey!
CDR: Hey, how about that? I got right through that, and didn't screw it up much.
LMP: Hey, we'd better get this - this data figured out. It's absolutely atrocious the way it is. The data, the flight plan.
CC: Apollo 9, this is Houston through Tananarive.
LMP: Roger, Houston; ApoLlo 9. Go ahead.
CC: Roger. I'm not reading you very good at all, but are you reading me well enough to take in your block data? I'm ready to send that if you can read it.
LMP: Roger. Stand by Just 1.
CC: The block data, here I'11 copy it - I got a - All I need to do is get rid of a few things here. Where'd it go? Where's the - You got that book? Block data. Day 1 133
CC: Roger. Readingblock data number 2: 009 3 Bravo, plus 256, plus 1450, 013:14:31, 2928; 010 - okay - 1617, Charlie Charlie, minus 195, minus 015:02:51, 2928; 011 Alfa Charlie, plus 008, minus 0230, 015: 40:24, 2922. And am I coming through alright, Apollo 9?
LMP: Roger. What was the first area?
CC: Okay, I - I've still got some more for you, but my first area was 009 3 Bravo.
UNKNOWN: Roger. Ready to continue.
CC: Okay, continuing on: 012 Alfa Charlie, plus 101, minus n32!, 017:13:49, 2928; 013 2 Alfa, plus 250, minus 0264, 018:50:57, 2928; and the last one, 014 Alfa Charlie, plus 308, minus 0279, 020:24:40, 292 That is the end of the block data, and your SPS trim angles for this: pitch, minus 133; yaw, plus 135, and that is the end of the block data. Befor you start the readback, there are a couple of othe comments for you.
LMP: Okay, go ahead.
CC: Roger. ¥7_'d like to have you verify that you will do a waste water dump down to 25 percent prior to the rest period. dump
LMP: Roger. Waste water down to 25 percent prior to the rest period. affirmative,
CC: That is and I guess I'd like to have a dosimeter reading if - if you've got it.
LMP: Roger; stand by. Do you have your dosimeter?
CDR: Here, I'11 get mine; Just a minute.
LMP: See if I can find mine, here. Oh, shoot, there's the Hasselblad down there. What do you know?
LMP: Okay, the I24P dosimeter is 8001.
CDR: Mine's 3102.
CMP: Houston, do you read?
CC: Roger; 80 - Go ahead.
CMP: Roger. LMP is 8001.
CC: Roger. I copy the I24P 8001. Say the next one.
CMP: Roger. Say yours, Jim.
CDR: CDR is 3102. i
CC: Roger. And the CMP?
CDR: We're not going to be able to get his. His dosi- meter is all packed up.
CC: Roger. Copy. No reading for the CMP, thank you. And we've only got about 20 seconds here before we leave. On this surge tank coming up, we say, if you would bring the REPRESS pack on the line and give us a reading on that, it might help us troubleshoot that.
LMP: Send a REPRESS back on the line!
CC: we're going to lose you here, Apollo 9, at the end of the pass. The next pass is scheduled over Hawaii at 05, which is right at the beginning of yomlr rest period.
CDR: You want our fuel cell purge?
LMP: Well, we can dump the waste water. Hey, you want to - What do we want to do with the block data? We've got to figure out what to do with some of these.
UNKNOWN: got to have a little council of war here when we - when we get through here. Why don't you go ahead and eat, Dave? I want to find a couple of other things. I want to get the suit-hose thing We got to get that data figured out. This is terrible, the way it's going around.
LMP: Yes, we got too damn many books. Day 1 135
CDR: We've got to get the checklist out. I'm going to start using that as the Bible. Let me get a couple I want to get this thing to dump my urine bag over- board, and I also want to get this thing to put on the vent line. Hey, would you check, Rusty, and see how many hours of sleep we have tonight? I think we have 10.
LMP: Okay, I'11 check that. Sunrise coming up out at the front there.
CMP: Ouch (laughter).
CDR: I guess we ought to stow the optics. Whoop-te--do, whoop-te-do.
LMP: Put the dark slide back in the Hasselblad.
CDR: Let's see, we want this on return line, don't we?
LMP: I'm going to turn your suit flow hack on now, Dave.
LMP: Let's see, the waste water is 70 percent. These hoses of mine are really keen.
CDR: What - what did you say, Dave? Yes, I wouldn't doubt that at all.
CDR: Hey, that was my bang. Rusty, would you like a towel?
LMP: No, not right at the moment. I wouldn't quite know what to do with it. receiver, roll-on ..., waste management water in case of emergency - Whooee, I'm hot! These fans are so persistent. Do you know where that hose is, Dave? Do you know where that hose is that we use to dump our suits?
UNKNOWN: down ...
CDR: Right down on - Oh. Where's the contraption that goes on the thing? C2 IFf? .....
LMP: It's up - it's there right under my foot, Jim. Right up in there.
CDR: Huhl Most of it's right here. - (laughter) on the flo - What in the heck is that? Here's that contraption.
CDR: Huh. Let me get it hooked up here. Do you remember how to do?
LMP: Yes. any
CDR: I guess it doesn't make difference which of these two we plug it into; they Just ... together Just
CDR: Let's use - let's keep using the same one, though.
LMP: Which one are you going ho use? use
CDR: I'd like to the one closest to the LEB.
CDR: What does this do?
CDR: You could start powering dovn to GaN if you want, Dave. You could probably start power{ng down to G&N.
CDR: My knees hurt. Feels like I have the bends in my knees.
CDR: Well, that was pretty stupid (laughter). I want to dump my urine bag, and I Just went ahead and plugged it all ... in there. Let's see, we got to turn the heaters and stuff on, don't we? Are they on?
LMP: The breaker's in.
LMP: Yes, the URINE DUMP HEATER's ON. Day 1 137
CDR: Waste H2O's dUmPed? Sure are.
CDR: Okay. Hey, why don't we get the book out - the book of instructions out and read it to me?
LMP: Uh.
CDR: Wait a minute, I'11 Just get the book of instruc- tions out, and read it to myself.
LMP: I'm about done eating here, I think.
LMP: God, I've been eating for two REV's.
CDR: Gracious, what happened? This thing - this thing must have blown up my suit. It blew up up (laughter) - my urine collection. It must had 15 psi air trapped in it. I plugged it in and it went oops! Grabbed a hold of me. Oh man, is that thing ever tight!
LMP: Is that your UCD?
CDR: Yes, the thing actually inflated.
CDR: Just a second there, and I'11 give you one more ...
LMP: I'11 say one thing for this chow; it's tasty. Kind of gooey, but - -
CDR: Hey, Dave, where did you put my old towel? My little towel? Oh.
CDR: Urine dump mode; here we go. P and GA - PGA urine collection bag dump: connect urine transfer hose and filter through urine ...; connect urine transfer hose to 5 QD; WASTE MANAG_4ENT URINE valve to DUMP.
LMP: Complicated, huh? Didn't even say anything about the heater, huh?
CDR: No. Good checklist.
UNKNOWN: get sucked overboard, Jim.
CMP: Ho, boy. Back with you.
LMP: Hello, David, welcome home.
CMP: Oh, boy. Hey, you want to start that powerdown, RUsty?
CMP: Yes, let me - let me Just fold up this bag.
CDR: The circuit breakers and everything are ready for the urine dump.
UNKNOWN: sir, let me verify them. Yes, sir, they stayed in.
CDR: Okay, I'm going to go ahead and dump this.
LMP: Hey, ._hich one is it going to come out now, David? You ought to - might as well watch it out there.
LMP: I think it comes out your side over there.
CMP: Yes, it does. Right above the hatch - or right over here.
CDR: Man, I can feel it gurgling like
LMP: I see it, too.
CMP: Yes, it's raining.
LMP: Oh, yes, look at it. Holy smoke! Frosty particles. There goes our roll rate (laughter). No, it isn't either.
LMP: It's a nonthrust urine dump, huh? ......... J_ Day 1 139 through with it and put in one big bag and wrap it up with tape, Rusty? What do you say?
LMP: Oh, I already gave some to Jim.
CMP: Okay - - there.
CMP: Well, I'11 stick it in - -
CDR: Yes, I did. I put it back the food container over hera, Dave.
LMP: That's a good idea, though. We ought to wrap it in tape - you know.
CMP: But we need to split - start splitting that tape in half.
CDR: I wonder how you know when this thing is empty.
CMP: Your dick goes out the door (laughter). I shouldn't say that; we're being recorded, I g_ess.
LMP: I don't know, but when you're done, shoot; you can Just pass it to me.
CMP: Yes, and when you're done, you can pass it to me.
LMP: ... Snowipg out there, though.
CMP: By George, there's a LM out there. Would you believe that?
CDR: Is it bouncing?
CMP: Yes, especially off the black stuff.
LMP: Hey, it's really neat. Oh, I ought to have a movie of this. Hey, no kidding.
LMP: It goes out -it will ricochet off of one - off of one surface and up to the other and bounce off the other. It's real neat!
CMP: Yes, I'm watching them, too.
LMP: Boing! (Laughter) You know what it's like, it's urine up with in the thrusters. Hey! By Jove, is that a hole?
UNKNOWN: Where?
LMP: Not sure you can see it. Can you see the quad over here in front of me?
LMP: Do you see the black - -
LMP: - - shroud inboard? Do you see a piece of yellow tape there? I don't think you can see it, Dave.
CMP: I don't think I can either.
LMP: No. I don't know - I can't tell whether it's a little patch or whether it's a hole.
CDR: I don't know whether I'm sucked on or not. I guess I am.
LMP: No, you're still flowing, Jim. You're still putting out lots of particles.
CMP: Hey, Rusty.
CMP: Why don't we go through that powerdown? Okay?
LMP: You know, there's one little particle out there that's spinning like mad.
CDR: Tell you what I'm going to do: I'm going to Just pull this thing off of mine and let it purge through for a minute. i Day 1 141
CMP: Okay, now, let's see. That's the - -
CDR: Wait. It won't purge, though, will it?
CMP: - - on the back of your checklist.
UNKNOWN: On the back ofmy checklist.
CMP: Here, who wants this? Who else wants to get plugged in? Get that - -
LMP: Here, why don't you Just stick it right on me?
LMP: No, didn't make it.
CDR: Okay, better?
LMP: Yes, I think so. Oh, I can feel it going down.
CDR: Man, a lot more room in that thing now. Okay, we ought to dump the water now, too, I guess, huh?
LMP: Yes, give me about a minute. Here, let me find it, Dave. Cabin REPRESS, command module pressure dump, alignment. EPS. What's that? Powerdown or up?
CDR: Should say powerdown.
CMP: Waste water tank dump.
LMP: Spacecraft powerdown?
CMP: Yes, spacecraft powerdown.
LMP: POO. in
CMP: Okay. We're' P00.
LMP: Get VERB 48, ENTER; hey, I think I'm empty.
LMP: Yes, I ...
CMP: VERB 48, ENTER. r©1_....... _........ ,c Ii. j · I
LMP: R-l,'A it
UNKNOWN: load equals zero, so I guess says zero - anything.
CMP: Jim, have you seen this - this sun - on the DSKY?
LMP: Boy, oh boy. Look at that.
CMP: Have you seen it, Jim? The sun on the DSKY?
CDR: No, I haven't really. Did it completely blank it out?
CMP: It re - it really wiped it out. It really wiped it out.
CDR: ... spraying water out there like mad!
LMP: Yes, aren't we?
CDR: And it's not even hooked on you anymore. Wonder how they'd do a purge on it now.
LMP: On - that?
CDR: Yes, it still doesn,t have any purge fittings.
LMP: It doesn't have to have any purge fittings.
CDR: How do you purge the urine out of the line when they get done with it? -
LMP: There's another little fitting you put in there -
CDR: Yes, but I wonder where it is.
LMP: Well, the last time I saw them, they were up under- neath the couch here where I'm sitting. No, there's a- there's a- an elbow somewhere down here.
CDR: I think - I think it's right over here.
LMP: Yes, I think it's in the top one up there.
CDR: No, it's not.
LMP: Well, it - No - Hey, Jim, it's in the back one over there, and it's in that - in that piece of - of stuff that came out. There it is, on that wall· i
LMP: Listen to it gurgle.
CMP: Now I need pee. Now I need to do all that. Does it gurgle, Jim?
CDR: Just sucking it through there, Dave.
CMP: No, I thought you were - -
CDR: I was cleaning it out, _ust to see if it was going to clean out.
LMP: Okay, Dave, you want to load a zero in the first slot. No DAP, huh? And a PRO, PRO, PRO.
CMP: Here you are, sir.
UNKNOWN: And a VERBh6, EN'r_.
LMP: Okay, VERB 37, ENTER; 06, ENTER.
LMP: Okay, CIVICpowerdown. PRO. HoId until the STANDBY light 's ON.
CMP: The light switch here.
LMP: CDR STANDBY light's not ON!
LMP: No, I was - I was turning my lights up, Jim.
CDR: There it is.
LMP: _ Oki, CMC MODE to FREE.
LMP: G&N IMU POWER_ OFF. ISS warning, RESET.
CMP: Wait a minute; G&N POWER IMU. Here goes our ball, gang. You ready to bite the bullet? mean not
CMP: You if it's one, we watch it gro_.
LMP: You've got to _hrow the switch, Charlie.
CMP: Oh, okay, G&N POWER, OFF.
LMP: And IMU POWer, OFF. and
CMP: G&N POWER IMU, huh? That does it; that zaps it. Which area, now?
CMP: What area do you want? You want G&N PO%fER - ]24U - -
LMP: G&N - It says it - I don't kno_ - -
CMP: No, it says G&N POWER, IMU - - word. G&N IMU POWER, OFF.
CDR: Oh, that's next. Okay, G&N POWER IMU, OFF.
CDR: Here goes IMU, OFF.
LMP: Okay, SCS ORDEAL POWER, OFF. FDAI, INERTIAL. Day 1 145
CDR: What are our rates right now, Dave? I wonder if we ought to damp them down at all.
CMP: No, we're -l_ost zero. We got a little bit of yaw.
CMP: Forget it then. - "
CDR: Nub? Let's Just forget it.
UNKNOWN: _WS FUNCTION, OFF.
MS: FUNCTION's OFF.
LMP: EWS MODE to STANDBY.
CMP: STANDBY.
LMP: CMC ATTITUDE, ]3473.
LMP: Yes, it's always ... FDAI SCALE, 5 and 1.
LMP: FDAI SELECT, 1.
LMP: FDAI SOURCE, CMC.
LMP: ATTITUDE SET, IMU.
CDR: _u.
CDR: MANUAL ATTITUDE, three, to RATE C0b_4AND.
CMP: Okay, let's see.
LMP: You got that? CC =k ...... I1'--I1'_'_--1_ TJAL
CMP: Yes, I'm thinking, you know, we're - Here we go. !
CMP: We're turning them all off.
LMP: Let me see if we're in the right thing here.
CMP: What do we do - what do we go to - -
CDR: We Just go down to WARM UP, don't we?
CMP: Okay, I think I'11 wait for the - if I go to RATE COMMAND. Let's turn off the Jets before I do that Okay? We should have thought of that, because if I go to RATE COMMAND now and then SCS - change
LMP: Why don't I the checklist now? We're probably going to do this a few times.
CMP: Okay, let's turn the Jets off.
LMP: What do you want?
CMP: Let me see where the Jets are now. We had moved those to a certain point. Let me look at your checklist.
LMP: AUTO - AUTO RCS THRUSTERS came OFF way down here.
CMP: I wonder if we should have coarse sLligned? No. No, the IMU is Just drifting now, isn't it?
LMP: LMP See, we're up here: MANUAL ATTITUDE, three, RATE CO_$4AND. see whether - -
LMP: Yes, right here. Jl_ I'_ ! I--'- _....vl _1 II.-/Llnl I F/'_ / Day 1 1_7 and
CMP: - - what is - It comes before - We moved it up for a reason. Now, I want to see if I can remember why.
CDR: Are you going to find another thing here to -
CMP: Let's move that up, so we don't turn the Jets om.
LMP: Move what up?
LMP: Move the 16 RCS Jets OFF prior to going to RATE COMMAND.
LMP: Okay. That's all you want to move up?
LMP: Okay, AUTO RCS SELECT, 16, OFF.
LMP: MANUAL ATTITUDE, three, to RATE C0M_4AND? Oh, I'm sorry.
CMP: We're about 0.1 of a degree per second, Jim. You
CDR: No, why don't we Just let it go?
LMP: MANUAL ATT - oh (laughter).
CMP: 16 of them, man.
LMP: Yes, I know, I - -
CMP: 0k_y, three, to RATE CO_4AND.
CMP: Okay, three, to RATE COMMAND.
LMP: LIMIT CYCLE, ON, of all things to have.
CMP: 0_?
LMP: ATTITUDEDEADBA_D,MAX.
CMP: MAX. , _,1 I1-,,,'1,--I 31 I IF--iL ° .
LMP: RATE, LOW. ! FREE.
LMP: EMS ROLL, OFF.
LMP: LV/SPS INDICATORS to Pc, GPI. What! What was that?
LMP: L - V/S - P - S INDI - - Day 1 lb,.
CMP: Yes, okay, Pc, GPI. I thought that I heard some thing - -
CMP: Go, go.
LMP: TVC GIMBAL DRIVE, PITCH and YAW, to 1.
CMP: TVC OIMBAL DRIVE, PITCH 1; YAW 1.
UNKNOWN: EDS POWER, OFF.
CMP: OFF.
CDR: Don't wiggle your feet around, Rusty. There's some long pieces of plumbing sticking out down there.
LMP: Your EDS POWER, OFF?
UNKNOWN: It's OFF.
LMP: TVC SERVO POWER, two, OFF.
LMP: FDAI POWER, 2 - FDAI POWER, OFF.
CMP: FDAI/GPI POWER, OFF.
LMP: LOGIC POWER 2/3, OFF.
CMP: 2/3, OFF.
LMP: Let me see what our fuel cells are doing now.
LMP: SCS ELECTRIC - SCS ELECTRONIC POWER, OFF.
CMP: Okay. ELECTRONIC POWER's OFF. Okay.
LMP: SIGNAL CONDITIONER/BIAS POWER, OFF. OFF; Okay.
LMP: BbtAGPOWER, two, to WARM UP.
CMP: Okay. BMAG 1 to WARM UP; 2 to WARM UP. Okay.
LMP: What was that? We got a MASTER A LARM - Do we get one when we turn that off?
CMP: Yes, we sure did. And I think we were supposed to.
CMP: Correct, remember?
LMP: I don't remember it, but i - That's what I wondered - -
CMP: Yes. Yes, I remember hearing that now.
LMP: Okay, that's it. We sure didn't drop much current. I'11 say that for it.
CMP: That's all there is to the whole bloody powerdo-_ checklist?
CMP: Oh, yes, well, that ought to t_e some more. Let's see, did you turn the S-BAND, ON? Yes, you did. can You turn that OFF now, too.
CMP: We' re on HIGH GAIN ANTENNA.
LMP: Oh, it's OFF. No, I turned that OFF right al'ter I turned it ON.
CMP: Oh, oki. I
LMP: I turned it ON, slewed it, and turned it OFF.
UNKNOWN: We don't to huh?
LMP: Well, gees; you're the captain, for Christ's sake. Day 1 151
CDR: I asked them; they didn't know either (laughter).
LMP: (Laughter) They didn't hear you, I'm afraid.
CDR: I know.
LMP: Hey, I wonder if I could con you into pulling a fruit pack out there with some Tang in it, Jimmy?
CDR: Yes, I'11 get - I'11 get that stuff in Just a minute. Hey, you want to dump your urine?
LMP: Oh, yes.
CDR: Why don't you get that dumped and over with so we can - -
LMP: Oh, yes. Oh, yes, then we got to start the waste water dump.
CDR: Where'd that other piece go?
CMP: What other piece?
CDR: Oh, hell, we didn't lose that thing?
CMP: You didn't give me but one. I only saw one piece.
CDR: Oh, screw itl There's another piece on it.
CMP: You sure?
CDR: It's not snapped in here?
CDR: _o.
LMP: It would snap around the thing, Jim.
CMP: I didn't see anything. Here's a screw (laughter).
LMP: (Laughter) Where the hell did that screw come fro_
CMP: I don't know. J.S; ,;7;ZZ:;71.' l
UNKNOWN: L_P Hey, give me that towel. I'd like to wipe up fingers. They're sort of dirtied up.
CMP: I was going to give you my fresh one when I got to it, but -
LMP: Well, that's okay - -
CDR: Oh, son of a buck. Look around for a - You can't dump your urine with that - You have something already hooked to your - I'm sure you don't. Hey, Dave, you Just can't dump your - You're going to have to put your suit back on to dump it.
CMP: Don't tell me that. Where - where - where - where where could it - that thing go?
LMP: Hey, Jim, the cryo pressure's coming down to 200. They wanted to put the fan on, right?
CDR: Yes, when it got to 200.
LMP: Yes, why don't I let it go a little bit more?
CMP: T don't see that thingamaJig, Jim.
CDR: Well, Dave, I don't either, and I don't - sure don't know where it went. I thought it was right there on that strap.
CMP: Was there a strap for it?
CDR: Yes, right here.
CMP: Oh. Shoot.
CDR: It's not down in there, in amongst this stuff anyplace, is it?
CMP: Sure isn't.
CDR: Oh, boy!
CDR: This isn't it here; it's - it's the other one. I'm sorry, Dave. You Just can't dump your urine. :2:2.2: -Z:.'J.' I!. i [ i I i Day 1 153
CDR: I know it. Let's look around, and see if you can't find it.
CMP: I'm looking.
LMP: Hey, I see it.
UNKNOWN: It's underneath my head. Stand by. Let me go dive for it. Here, hold my checklist.
CMP: Oh, I can get it, Rusty. I think I can long-arm it.
LMP: No, I don't think you can make it, Dave. It's too far over.
CMP: Yes, look. Here, I got it.
LMP: You're sure, huh?
CMP: Yes. are you? You got it?
CMP: Yes, that's it. We keep cleaning up for McDivitt.
LMP: Fuel cell 02 purge; fuel cell H2 purge; cryo fans 02 and H2 on for 3 minutes. Oh, we need to get out my new timer. I knew there was a sound missing.
CDR: Hey, where's the - -
LMP: Oh, boyl
CDR: - - the female QD on the waste-water panel? I don't know where in the heck that thing is. Anybody know where that is?
CMP: Yes, it's under the dash.
LMP: - - right up - -
CDR: Under where? '
LMP: What female QD? There's one in R-5.
CDR: It's under where?
CMP: Right under me'- You mean the one to do the water
CMP: It's right under my shoulder- The far left one as
LMP: Boy, that purge tank sure isn't coming - -
CMP: It's dumping. 0owl
LMP: It's really not coming up very much.
CMP: I'm dumping.
LMP: You sure you are?
CMP: Yes, I can feel it. See, and this bag - -
LMP: Oh, yes, there it goes again.
CMP: That bag was like full, George. I mean that hag was really full.
CDR: Dave?
CDR: When you get done, why - why don't you stick this on the end of it and let us purge through it - for a while?
CDR: No, I'm right down here in the LEB again. I'm trying to find some place to put this cottonpick- -- 'lng checklist. L
CDR: Okay, I'm going to get ready to dump the waste water, here.
CMP: me finish
CDR: Yes. Waste water t-nk drain: Use as desired to ... maintain; attach the ... hose filter to the ... tank. QD; install the female QD on the waste water
LMP: Hey, have we gone duplex A, receive A, only at night, here? ,
CDR: Oh, screw me. I need another tool. ass.
CMP: Toolkit's under Rusty's Under here - Yes.
CDR: Why do we need another tool for tkat 'thing? Well, I sure do. I didn't realize you needed another tool for that.
CMP: Yes, you do.
CDR: Hell, it's going to take us 3 hours a day to figure out what to do in here. My knees hurt.
LMP: Yes, I'm going to get out of my suit as soon as we've done this powerdown.
CMP: I'11 tell you, it's sure a lot better.
LMP: I'11 bet. Jim, are you up under the couch again?
CDR: No, I'm going to - I'm looking for the toolkit. I'm sort of under your couch now, yes. Why?
CMP: Toolkit's right there in the - -
CDR: That's alright. I'11 get it.
CMP: - - it's right there - -
CDR: I know where it is. I - -
CMP: Okay. ..... IIk._ I...--[ · , Ii1' il_-
CDR: Just trying to get to someplace that I can reach it.
LMP: Boy, I'11 tell you, R-12 is not much help.
CDR: 0opsl There's something. I wonder what that is? Here's some little bags. I wonder what they do. Anybody know what this does? J
LMP: Yes, that's the bag for the Jack screws. Leave it in there. That's for when we get ready to do all that fancy show biz.
LMP: Get my little - -
CDR: Ouch!
LMP: Did I get you?
CDR: Just a little.
LMP: Excuse me.
CDR: Do we screw this female thing in here and Just leave it there, I wonder?
CDR: Hey, here's our other tool. We want to get that out - our other tool E -
CMP: Well, let's don't lose it.
UNKNOWN: don't Want to have both tool E's out?
CDR: Don't you want to have both - both of - -
CMP: Oh, yes, but I don't want to - you know - Yes, gosh. Two tool E's out. Agreed.
CDR: What tool goes in there? God damn itl R? Day 1 157
LMP: I - I don't know. Anybody else want anything else out of R-13 while I'm in there?
CDR: I want something to eat, but I'm going to get to that in a minute.
CDR: There it is right there. Tool L.
CDR: Holy C_lristmas_
LMP: (Singing) Watch out for my feet. I'm trying to turn over here, and it isn't the easiest Job in the world. Okay. 0ops! (Singing)
CDR: Would you believe i can't open it?
LMP: The fuel cell.
CMP: We're presently in the process of purging the 02 fuel cell.
CMP: Okay. 2 is going to purge.
CC: And is your H2 tank I fan on at this time?
CMP: We'11 bring it on now. We notice it's 200.
CMP: H2 fan 1, ON.
CDR: Oh, we didn't have the QD's to the other thing go ...
CDR: Hey, Jim, it's still flowing like mad.
CDR: Is it really? i _ r-, '.
CMP: No, it stopped.
CDR: It's probably - -
LMP: No, it's going in spurts.
CDR: - - it's probably what was in the line, Rusty.
UNKNOWN: it,s going in spurts.
CDR: Oh, boy, what a mess. I guess the water - -
CMP: You get a lot of water?
CDR: Oh, enough to make it kind of messy here· We're going to have to -
LMP: Here's a towel, Jim. Right here·
CDR: No, I'm going to suck it out of here in Just a minute. Would you hold on to this for me?
CMP: Here, I'11 get it.
CDR: As long as I have the - end of this water hose, I'i1 Just stick it in there - -
CMP: Let's not pick up any dirt with it.
CDR: Don't intend to.
CMP: Now - Does it have a filter o_ it?
LMP: Yes, it has a filter on the other end.
CDR: Yes. That's right. It's already sucked the water up. How about that?
LMP: That quick, huh?
CDR: Yes. What happened was - it sucked it right Just sucked it out by itself.
LMP: Why don't I turn the cryo fans on, too? . ° i i Day 1 159 tool again, please?
CDR: (Laughter) I hate to tell you this, but that hunk of Velcro isn't fixed to anything.
CMP: Okay. MANAGE,IE2_T
LMP: CO2 canister change - We got done; WASTE OVERBOARD DRAIN will be going OFF, and WASTE STOWAGE S-BA/fD0_vSNIto VENT valve to CLOSED; B; CO_,_I,basic, DUPLEX A and RECEIVE (A) ONLY, so I'11 do that. DUPLEX A.
CDR: You got to put number 2 in the ..., Dave, because number 1 has ...?
CMP: What did you say, Jim?
CDR: Got to put number 2 in ...
CMP: Well, you're right. You know, I even wrote him a big question about that.
CDR: Right .... answer back ...
CMP: Yes ... number 2....
CMP: I ate mine. Because it's got ... - Oh, that's Rusty 's.
CDR: Hey, has everybody had some water? Because if they do, I'm going to chlorinate the water.
CMP: Yes, I've got some.
CDR: Rusty, did you get some?
CMP: Rusty, where are our ...?
CDR: What are you looking for?
CDR: Well, he thinks it's on the floor, here?
CDR: There it is, up there in the tunnel.
LMP: There you go.
UNKNOWN: to chlorinate the water ...?
CMP: ... flight plan..
LMP: Before you chlorinate, let me figure this ...
LMP: There's 15 minutes before realignment, Jim.
CDR: Yes, you better do that first.
CDR: We really ought to chlorinate the water at night when we go to bed ...
LMP: If somebody's getting into A-7, I'd like to get film pack U.
CDR: Okay, stand by ..... pretty full, Rusty?
UNKNOWN: Fairly full.
LMP: I'm going to put next to this film pack how much we've used out of it - by the way - so far. Yes.
CDR: Can I give you a hand, Dave?
UNKNOWN: you what, maybe we ought to wait until we get through ... this alignment gets done, before we do that ..., before we do the ...
CDR: Well, maybe we ought to unstow the covers here ... The Wally Schirra dark-adapt covers.
LMP: Guess w_ ought to stow these film packs where they came from, huh? e Day 1 161
CDR: Yes, if they don't ...
LMP: Well, no. See, it's not empty, but I've logged how much we have remaining - -
LMP: - - I think I'11 write it on the tape, too.
CDR: Only way we're ever going to know - -
CDR: - - where it is.
LMP: Okay, and it goes in B-8.
LMP: Hey, Dave, ... when you get a chance.
LMP: You know anything about this spotmeter reading? No, hell. We're in the wrong attitude anyway.
LMP: Jim, how far away do you think that target is?
CDR: The one right in front of us?
CDR: 3-1/2 feet.
CDR: Yes. 3-1/27
CDR: It's probably about 5 feet to the ...
LMP: Okay, I'm going to focus on 5-
LMP: Should be right up above my toe, but it's not, I guess. Oh, I don't know.
LMP: Doesn't seem to taste as good this morning.
CDR: (Laughter) Maybe you're starting to get ...
CDR: Got that? You're going to have to hurry. -- ___dW'l,_d'1% IL I l-l,m _ _k I'"_1 · ·
CDR: I'm going to give it a whack in yaw ... come in, Dave. .,
CDR: Boy, you know what, Dave? I wouldn't be a bit surprised if this stroking test isn't very exciting, because Just these direct-yaw pulses couple with the pitch. I was thinking about this last night, you know. I think we ought to really evaluate what we see here and decide here whether we're going to do another one - decide whether we're going to do that 100-percenter or not.
CDR: Okay, you better - you better - ... P52.
LMP: I need to stow one thing.
CDR: Stow that -
CDR: Tell you what - He's only got an haur to get - do all those things. Let's us - What's the burn time? l
CMP: ... VERB 48; 311.02 we have.
CMP: Can tell when we get there whether ... Okay, we want that to be zero ...
LMP: We _ecide the 10 percent, huh? time ago.
LMP: Okay, ready for thrusting?