Otrobonita/noicy-space-talks huggingface dataset:
CDR: And, A_ollo 9, we'11 see you over Carnarvon in _bout _2. c_,._.uwc_(R,w18)
CC: B_nd, Apollo 9, Eousten throuc_ Carnarvon.
UNKNOWN: t;oger. 18/9 99 Page
CC: _d you're loud cad clear. J_d, Apollo 9, I would like to close a loop ca an item I men- _bout tlc·ed · while Lack the DSE voice inter- ground ference. Evidently that w_s a playback run problem; we've )'ourlest dump through smd it's real good, so that DSE voice is oksLV.
C: OA_, tine.
CC: .'_d,Apollo 9, Nouaton. Another item: fuel ua. It's cell 3 02 f]¢m looks normal to set- tled b&ck down. OiP does
UNKNOWN: it lc_k like it is comlr_ down again.
UNKNOWN: And, Nouato_, Apollo 9. Do you plan to have us charge P_ _. tonight?
CC: Copy, Apollo 9- _tand by.
CC: /md, Apollo 9, that is affirmative. i !,/
UNKNOWN: Bo_er. _qaank you. CC / j_
UNKNOWN: 9, Houston.
LMP: Co _hesA. on Rave yeu tried the test switch th_s?
UNKNOWN: a r,egstive.
CC: Roger. L_deretand. Have you got time t° run that for us now, l_mty? If we so request it?
CC: Okay. Stand by one. Okalf. Okay, _ty. We would like to have you do that. I'm stu_e you are familiar with this procedure, but we Would like to have _'oukr,ov your values ney so you stav to not in position 1 or position 2 longer than 10 seconds. And we would like it run in both NOL_ULLand AUX.
LMP: Okay. Uuder_.an_ you want to do it in both _OI%{ALsad AUX, and.let me know when you are ._a_ 1 and test 2 in both of
CC: That is affirmative. And as I say, note here that you will have to note your valuta so you can bring it back to )'ourpreaent values now.
LMP: Okay. I'11 give you about 8 seconds. We are starting and - you ready to go?
CC: Boger, Apollo 9. We can't ..We can't monitor this; we would Just like to have you do it on board and we would like to have you go bp and down, back to the present values and NOE_IALand PRIMARY, end then the sr._e thing in AUI. And give us a f_,vwords of wisdom aa you proceed through it.
LMP: Okay. In wor_.
CC: Okay, Houston. I Just ran teat 1 in PRIMARY, rather in NORMAL. and in 10 seconds I got no motion at all. The FASTER ALARMlight did at all on the counters and for that reason I clown don't think I will go to test 2. I _V not be able to get it back up where it belongs.
CC: P_ger. We copy that. 8tand by one. _at's a pretty definite teat of some sort, so stand by
CC: lk_er. And any time you want to giv_ me a GO, X'11 go ahead and run the same teat in AUX.
CC: And Apollo 9, this is Ho,_tou. We're about to lose you here at Carnarvon. We'11 see you at Euntsville at about 59.
CC: I%_er. Do you wast me to try a_ test it in you a_,:utit? AUX or are still thinking
CC: Well, our plan is that we're going to have you disable these - the PIr_ for this burn &nd we'11 talk _bout that over the Huntrvil]¢ or coning Hawaii; we're up cn 30 min,_es c£ the figure burn, and ye we '_houldJUSt go ahead and chuck it for this o_e.
LMP: Okay. 9, _untsville.
CC: Apollo this ia Houston through the
CC: Ru_tmville Df&O,Hc_ston CAP _. Ho_ do you rea_?
CT: Houlto_ CAP C0_, Huntsville KLO. Read you loucl an_ clear. We have not established valid two- way lock yet with the spacecraft.
CC: _oger. Understand. Would you give _ a call when you do?
CT: Hoger. Wilco.
LMP: _ello. _ouston, Apollo 9.
CC: .l_pollo9, Houstoa. You are loud and clear.
CC: A_ollo 9, this im Eoustm. I rea_ you loud m_d clear. Roy vT are reaAlng z_. We are reccm_nding that we to have you tu_ the BPS ga_ing switch off. We would like to hate you pull 2 circuit breakers on panel 8; they are the heater gagin_ circuit breaker, MALl A, MAIN B. ...
CC: An_, Apollo 9, this is Houston. I _ not read- lng you et all.
CT: Houston CAP CC_, this is the Huntsville At the ti_ we were tal_ir_ to the spacecraft we ha_ valid two-way lock, =_ we've lo_t it Fresently.
CC: P_er. Y_ may I did have twc_-w_ylock at the t_M of _ t.-_mission?
CT: _oger. _a_ri_gthe brief t_ansm_ssion you ha_ _o-w_ lock; presentl_ you do not 'have it. The signal is very weak.
CC: 1_. Understand. T_ 7ou.
CC: Apol%o 9, this is Houston. I rea_ you loud clear. and Did you copy mY lut trammmission?
LMP: That's · negative. %ou were way down in the iud.
CC: 0ka_. We're recc_nd/ng that you d/sable the PUOS for this burn. We would like to have you turn the BPS ga_ing switch off, and pull the two circuit %reekers on panel 8_ labeled SPS MAIN HEATER O^GIXG, A, MAIR _;.
LMP: Boger. 8PS ga6ing OFF, and the _oreakers are OPEN.
CC: Okay. Very good. _]aankyou, Apollo 9. Pa6e 103 KSTSWI[,T.m(REV18) _oge r.
CC: Amd, Apollo 9, this is Houston. 'deare lOSing you over the Htmtaville; we'11 see you over Rswsii at 10. is very badly, lots of noise, and the S-band's c,_ting you out there.
CDR: Eoger. Hawaii at 10. You came through pretty &,_odth_$ ti=e if you Want to try _ain. NO, I wu Just telling you we-were LOS. _AWAII(R_V18) { /.
CC: Apollo 9, this te Houston thro,tshHawaii. Standing hz. /
UNKNOWN: Roger. Houston, Apollo 9. Caming up on the burn here.
CC: Roger. You are loudland clear, and we'11 h_ve your OO/NO-GO shortly. Let everybody take a look at your data.
CC: Apollo 9, this is Houston. You are GO for SPS-4.
CDR: Apollo 9. Roar.
CC: And, Apollo 9, Houston. I copy your residuals plus 00003, plus 00035, plus 00032.
CMP: Roger. That's correct for the DELTA-V curve, that's a minus 6.2.
CC: An_, ATjollo9, Eouston. I copy the order.
CC: Roger. t_derstand. Looked good. here. You're _all_
LMP: And, Houston, 6o ycu want us to begin charging BATT AT Apollo
CC: That'8 affirmative, 9. I_t'o start charging battery A.
CC: 0o, ApoLlo 9.
CDR: We Just want to advise you that the cou=and smd nervice _odule now weighs leas than the LM.
CC: Hey, Jim. I think you must like the heavy Jobs. Soon as you got this one lighter - Bow tomorro_ one. you are going to crawl into the heavy
CDR: Yea. I alwa_a have been in favor of beavie_.
CC: (I_ughter) Roger. of the run.
CC: _a_. _XAS (_m'v19)
UNKNOWN: Go ahezd.
CC: Roger. Cur CC_C_dropped down there a little bit right when you yore co=nent_n,,on your )f:.c.,_71_ ;.h,_b'i _ff_ during the burn. Wc,'.O.dyou rep, s_
LMP: Roger. The cc_-_nt wa_ that it was a real good bu::'_ M.ASTF_R_AL_J:/_3 and we dt_u't have an_ that tL_. 19/3 Hoger. the
CC: WeLl, white hats picked up one on that. the burn, Jo I guess that's okay.
CC: 0_ay. B_A (_V 19)
LMP: _mu_ton, did you ca/l?
UNKNOWN: Apollo that burn took out those few eecou&_:that we were it in centiseconds. O_P
UNKNOWN: Fe'v_ got Just the computer that can take okay. If that doesn't work, you can Just make the have.t( number_
UNKNOWN: H_,_ton, Apollo 9. for the _'t_-st of the flight? P_e !o6
CC: We ha,.-_'%really decided on that ye%, Apollo 9. I g,,emsit depends on how our troubleshooting goes. wtll
CC: _y. We Just s+._a_by for whatever 2ou want to do) then. )_rrIOUA(_V 19) some
CC: Roger. If we can cc_e up with good ideas, it. we will work c_
CC: Apollo 9, go _he_&. L_P F,o_er. ,knowvh&t your
UNKNOWN: voul_ like to plan_ _re for purging of the l_Jel ce]is, if any.
CC: Roger. Ne would like to have that purge we t-l_ed abo_ Before o_er Carnarvon. And stand _y here; we will see if we cot eny other on that. )_d we would like to have _n E memory dump at this time. We're standing by now on your _t_rk.
LMP: 2,
UNKNOWN: ¥,A_X.
UNKNOWN: Il memory dun]p.
LMP: Houston, we are going to fill the PISS tank r_ain lo surge the will be coming down.
CC: _.nd,Apollo 9, this is Houston. We've got about 1 ]moreminute aC Anti,ua, and then we will see you over Ascension at 1_6. _.sczmsz_q (_?v _9) 9,
CC: Apollo Eo=etom,
CC: Apollo 9, Eo_t._ thro-_ShAsce_zicn. P,4'elO? I
CC: _ello. Tremendous CO_ this pass. We'd like to ACCEPT. We'd h&Ye POO in like to give ]youa state vector.
CC: R._4er. Tou've got it.
CC: Underataad.
CC: _ni, Apollo 9, Bou_ton. I h&ve a lAY check to Zo alons with the state vector ...
UNKNOWN: l_mser. Go _head with your NAY check.
CC: Rc_er. Keading _'.'¢check: 029 _0 all zips, plus 12 27, plus 16 044 135 8. 8. plum 16 0_ 135.
CC: _er. Confirm the up, re.
CC: I Apollo 9, Houston. You have both the state vector clockl loewe4. The computer is yours.
UNKNOWN: _o_er. Cc_puter's ours; thank you.
LMP: ][ou gu_'mwere perfect again.
CC: J Roger. I see it on there now. With m little ! practice, by _osh, we may ma_e it ye_.
LMP: l_r. And we're ready for block data any time you got it.
CC: I'm sorry about that, Rusty. We don't have that know yet. We'11 t ry to catch that - I it's thro,,_ your cat period here, but ye're going to have to Carnarv_n, some c&tch it over spot over there, _uring the next hour.
LMP: Okay. Fine. _ here.
LMP: _.
CC: _a4, _ 9, if yo_ would, like to do that 02 _e _ _t _ be one leis thix_ would you . _ to _ _ hour. T_'ve still _t you here at Aa4emim f_e elinnet 6 zinutee.
LMP: _ar. _e,11 _ _ that 02 l_rge right noff.
CC: br. 't_erltaa4 _o_ are etartins aa _urge. 02 Ter7 G_4.
UNKNOWN: A_llo Eo_tc_. Jult for your info CC 9, - ld_ vetre late _ the block data ie the veather hu tm'Sd& _e_t 7 be_ i_ r_e e_ee_ an_ we h_d to shif_
UNKNOWN: _e_er.
CC: la i'_t, it le_ I_k_ _,_e_re _oiz_ to h_ve to ]_ee_ _a fl_ c_' either lan_ }'ou. out here in - off h_eilh G_lveato_ lele in Ba_.
CC: g_. _ s_a_ like c, [_x_ i_ea.
UNKNOWN: Am_ A_olio _', _nother thir_ I vould CC li_e tO _t frcm Fou vo_l_ be your ;]C6 q_
UNKNOWN: lq_'. l°L1 _ _l_At _ vi_h th_.
UNKNOWN: C_:_'. Purg_ ia cc_ete.
CC: '_ put/fa
CC: _.ca, here is tMe RCS quantity if you vaat to
CC: _. Go ehee_.
UNKNOWN: A qv_ is 79 _rcent_ _ i_ 8_, C ik T_, D is _9.
UNKNOWN: F_r. · I _ '_, _. 79, '_9. P_ge 109 3uat a f.ecc_d.
CC: ltoce r. [_ersta-d.
LMP: P_ultc_, Apollo 9. Ve'11 get you with the injector t_ cG next itation.
CC: r_Aqtr. Ua're about to loee you here at Asceusioa bed. _ut our CO_( hu been pretty I von't even tAT to talk with y_t t_nlemmyou cont_t us, a.ud i'11 ecatact 7Gu next over Ce_ar_ at 19.
CC: _rer. c_m (k_y_9)
CC: /_Zlo 9, thLm lm Hmmtm _ CL-_arYon. _Lt_ tv.
CC: Cf_W, Zom;tc_, You're ccmt_ In f/_e-_c.u_e.
CC: C_I, Atto mterli_. Five'mquara, .
LMP: Gb_, An4 wet_ got scm rim--s for yo_? Did you ec_ the lq_T
CC: _ .!
UNKNOWN: _. Bare eom the LtTT voltagem: RAFT C, 37.0; _ro A, 3_.1; Wro B, 37.1; _tnd l"_e got the tuJector te_emturem for you.
CC: !_ger. I eo]Rr the batter7 voltages; go with the injector te:_4rl,ttU'en.
LMP: ib_er. _C and D, OFF SCALE HIOH; 6A _d B, OFF BCA_ IIIC_;6 C_rlie and Delta are, re_pective_, k.o ,,_ k.6. Alf_ e:u_Bravo, OFF SCALE RTG_; an_ Charlie en_ Delta, _.0 r_a_h.6.
LMP: That's C_arli,. ';.o
CC: Ok._y. A_d we'd like confirm with you that beff_?e Z<)_ yore'l!tv_rnthe tar_ oreckou_ fan on in E2 2. page 11o
LMP: F_ar, W_ will, Ed4 be a4_ised that it dc_en'_ lo_ LtAe _.'_e Soiz_ to _.t dovn to 175.
CC: Zo&l_. Wu co_fl_ that. _d aaother thing, la°4 ltXe %0. rec_maend thai tmig_t you turn )'our V_ B recei_mr off. i[:. vi]! be gui-ding that fz_p'._uey ca t_e _un_, _nd _"_ vi:Ii be mcmitoring the ve ;_cecl_ft, a_ if c_n't _f throuch to y_
UNKNOWN: _k_, _'il tu_, _ravo off. Zou veat us to sta_ Juat in _!_2I_ A.
LMP: C_e_. W_'_ _IMPL_X Alfa at this time, f,n4 we're ze_ with th_ _loc_ d_ta then.
CC: _r. Xttll still b_ a little _it - the weather is mhiFtin_ thee sit¢.__-_amd. ! 6o ziothave the _lc_ _ta _or _ou _et; e.n_I w_ul_ like to confirm %0 hri_ it up i_ t._ait.
LMP: _e_, _ers_ youtll Be listening on B also.
CC: A_ 9, _toa.
UNKNOWN: Go .-',earl,. 9. _uatca, Apollo
CC: l_r. l _v_ ccul_ got about 2 minutes here at thou_, it u_ orar Ouza. m_ finish
CC: _,_ar, _e_ir_ _1o,.,__ta: 021 _ $'[[fa,plus _29, ,_ua 1610 032 1_ _ 38_9; 022 _ Charlie , plus 259, h _i_t_ 161__0_ 19 Oi 3_59; 023 Ch_rlie, plus 1_, _.,Inu_1_75 03_ _6 03 k_,56;02k Alfa Charlie, minus 21_0 _u_ 0070 036 2_ 11 5_7- I believ_ I'Ve lCet yOU. {nV 19)
CC: Apollo 9, _tcn. Do you reaA through Ouaa? pti
CC: _e_. I rea4 you flve-a_uare. Hcv far did I
LMP: CkaT. eot the last line in 2_ Alfa Charlie, a_4 I got a _3 there, ac_ that is all.
CC: The l_Ja_in_on the next one: 025 k ChLrlie,zin'_ 178, mintm 1620 039 13 13 8020. The last one: 0_2, 026 Alfa Ch&rlie,_in_s minus 0260 039 33 59 _000. That's the end of the sq_Ate. I would like to lo back to the third line and _ C_ar - 023 _ Charlie, the third one I re_l. The third line in that shouldbe _lnu_ 1625. And the - _mur _P5 trim e_lea_ _i_ch,minus 0.9, y_-_,r!n_ 0.7.
LMP: Cb_. A feedback them all. we have enough %lBe t_ rea_ them all _ack!
CC: AI_-lo 9, before start the x_a_0ack, _e would li_e _avl )_u turn the _ purge heaters; &nd to on _at we are _rkin_ up to is _uat before your rest we are goi..lm_to _er_o_, it looks like have to purge preHure
CC: _er_. A_ I _ rea_ for the read, ack.
LMP: l_o_or. 021 _ah _ Alfa, plus _25, _Anus 1610 032 _ _59_ 022 _ Ch_rIie,plus 25_, minus 1610 03k 19 O1 38_9:023 k C_rlie, plu_ 1_5, minus 03 Areyou vith
CC: Boger. We've _t 3 _L_u"te_ left. 036- ak 11 _)7; 02_ k C_Arlie, minuz 178, minus 1620 O_ 13 13 8020; 026 Alfa Charlie, minus 0k2, z_n_ 0260 0]9 33 _9 _000. Pitch 0.9, yaw 0.7. T_at is &_ andeS. -. _e 112
CC: That i_ affiraative. Eou_tan conft_ that up,ate. We nti11 have about 2-1/2 nlnutes left in this pas8 _a we _ eee what our vo_ of wisdou are on the , and that ahoul_ be the last tine we will have to talk to _u tonight, I believe.
UNKNOWN: talk _o _u if ye wa_t to!
CC: (_, Apollo 9. The way we would like for you to do it il, e_er your tL_e is up on the heater, to go ahead _d 6o _s required to get down to _ purge it 1_; _ discontinue the purge, turn the heaters off an_ tvr_ the fan on in tank 2.
UNKNOWN: lqc_er, thaernta_ when the 20 minutes are up, you rant _e to purge _2 on all three fuel cells until down the cryo getn to 175. Discontinue the purge, turn the fan on $_ tank 2, and sack out.
CC: That is affirmative. One other item I would like to get, if you ce_ give it to ua, is a dosimeter readi_.
UNKNOWN: l_er. Brand _y; I'11 give you mine ....
CC: A_ollo 9, _f that vat a transmission, I didn't get it.
CC: Apollo 9. Do you rea4 Houston? Pa_e 113
CC: ApoLlo 9, R_ton throus_ Hawaii.
CDR: Go _he_l. Ii--toe, Apollo 9-
CC: Roger. If you'11 &ire me · dosimeter re_limg, I'11 be quiet for the rest of the nd&hr. doeileter ia packed down i,u the _ottc_ of my se_t. If you really went It, 1'11 uuptck lt. Xf you d_xl'tneed it, I'11 delay it ,-,ntil tomorrow _ud give it to you.
CC: That's negative, tiedon't wLn% you to unpack cxle was for is it and the first Dave, that right ?
CDR: 6102 im I_ve'm.
CC: O)r_. x _t that.
UNKNOWN: _et Rusty's. Could you give me that c_e?
CDR: Oh, OMAy. ju% & _L_ute.
CDR: That's 8002.
CC: Roger. $002. And with that we'11 close Out. What we'd like to have you do in the morning would be to give _,_an evaluation of yo 'ur sleep if could, and in hours, you for tonight the first night. !_edOn't want to bother you with that now, _nd unless you have zomethin& else, vhy, Smokey bids you a feud ni_ht 'r.sleep. faaailyI said, 'Hello." do
UNKNOWN: 9, this is Ec_nto_. Yrya don't even but filter chAnge_ u shown on the 30 hours, 2Du're going to have · MJ_ffER ALARM before your rest period ends.
LMP: Roger, Boumton. Understand. If we don't _et the L_O_ c:,uister c_-_ed before 30 hours we'11 hav_ a _ffER ALARMbefore the end of our rest period!
CC: Thatls afl--rive. It's shown in the flight plan and I Just wanted to remin_ you before we got too far into the rest period.
CDR: ThAt's all right. You know what I told you about little reminds.
CDR: Anytime your little heart desires to remin_ us, you do that.
CDR: Hc_rare things in Houston, there, Smokey!
CDR: again.
CDR: How are things in Houstaa? Now that we're not
CC: Negative. We refuse to talk to you; it's reit period. The only thing we want is you to tl_e B3 thruster switch - B1 thruster switch?
CDR: l_oger. I did.
CC: Okay. Very gnod. _nat solves that problem and we've reminded you of the canister and that will keep you fram getting · MASTER ALAP_M _nd we'r® not going tb answer you e.nymore.
CDR: Wist are you, a smart guy?
UNKNOWN: No, sir.
CDR: Which one of those good team8 ia on right now, Gold or White or Orange? Gold.
CC: It'g the G-s_uared team, good m,_tLl5 PEST FEBIOD - NO _JNICATIONB 1 PERIOD - lO CC_K;BICATIONS AIR-TO-G_(_JF_)VOICE _/q_A__c_I_IPT!O_ I_ESTI'E_IOD- NO C_$4JNICATIONS l_e 118 - CC_.91UFiCATI0_8 _..p,_/l 3Pm_e120 (_'v 25)
CC: 0ood morni:g, ADollo 9. Mousto_ calling.
CDR: Good morning, Ho_ton. AIx_llo 9.
CC: Rocer. I'm c long ways away, _.oyou can't hit me for w_ you up.
CDR: Say a6ain. lc_g so
CC: I'm a ways away, you can't swing _d bit me on w.king up.
CDR: Okay. H°w's everything looking down there?
CC: It's looked beautiful all night; kept it so _uiet here that we didn't have too m_ichto do.
UNKNOWN: Oh. Very good.
CC: I have a lot of good information here: flight plan update, consumables, and some block da_a when you get around to copying some of it.
CDR: Okay. Stand by one.
CDR: OkaY, HceAstc_. Go with your flight Plan update.
CC: Rc_er. At time about 39 plus 55, I_t._._'-y glycol accu_u2ator refill. Fill to 50 to 55 percant, LNP 2 dash 7 step _. Over. m.,3'mv']:r..z_ (REV25) fill to 50 to 55 percent ...
CC: Houston. Roger. Came through ktnd offweak, but it was okay. Change. Move S-band comference relay up to 44 plus 18 ower Bon_zuckle. Cwer.
CDR: Okay. Move S-band conference MS_ 8_band relay up to _ plus I8 over Honeysuckle.. Syst ems page 23 Prge 121
CC: _oier. Next oae: r_ve CSM one-ray rela_ up to _5 plus 38 over Carnarvon, Systems page 31. Over.
CDR: Eoger. Move. CSM c_e-w_y relay up to 1_5 plus 38 over Carnarvon. Sywtems page 31.
CC: Boger. '£-tmt's il! of the general things. We're _oing to try to give your state %ector and your P,L!_'_M_ATS; reference - we'11 ,end it over Guam at _O plus 51.
CC: Roger. 'And I have your con$;m_bles.
CDR: Roger. _nd the consumables. Okay. CC 76
UNKNOWN: 75 17 76 22 81 22 22 528 _ 36 31 39. Over,
CDR: Okay. 039 75 17 76 22 81 22 76 22 528 _ 36 31 39
CC: 9, Houston. Your reLdback is correct.
LMP: Houston, 9. Did 2ou _nt to go through the block- toot _ata,
CC: E¢_er. I have it if you're ready. Okay. Go. O_1 16 03 3529; 028 2 Alfa, plus 229, minus 026_ O_3 02_ 57 3001; 029 ;ifa Charlie, plus 317, minus 0285 0_ _6 10 3569; 030 2 Charlie, plus 3h0, minu_ 0290 0_6 2_ 1_ 3859; 031 2 Charlie, plus 32] minus 0320 0h? 58 31 3859; 032 2 !:ruvo,plu_ 253, minus 0330 0_9 34 33 _358. Your SPS trim: pitch 0.9; 0.7. _nue yaw, ninus Over. (Rzv ASC_SZO_ 26)
CC: Apollo 9, No_mt_ through Ascension. l_e 1_2
CC: ApoLlo 9, Nouston.
UNKNOWN: Go ahead. up our hydrogen tank 1 and 2 heaters to Ar_ _.nd. the fans OFF for the day.
LMP: Okay. Heaters 1 and 2 to AUTO an.4the fus O_.
CC: Roger. And I have your block data if you're ready copy. to
UNKNOWN: Okay. Stand by oue, plew.e.
CC: Roger. this I:_ss!
CC: They got a keyhole;we only have about a minute and a half hera yet.
CMP: Okay, Stand by. with 28 dash 2A?
CC: Roger. 028 dash 2A Alfa, plus 2_9, minus O26h 3859. Houston. minus 0290 0_6 24 1_ And, 9, You still with me?
CC: 9, Houston.
CC: Apollo 9, Houston throu6h Guam.
CDR: Ro6er. Houston, Apollo 9. Co.
CC: I_er. We see you have POO. Request ACCEPT.
CDR: Roger. You got ACCEPT.
CC: Roger. We'11 send your state vector and your REFS244AT_5_to you. CC data
UNKNOWN: continue with block when you get a chance there. CDR
UNKNOWN: Btand by one, please.
CC: Roustom. Go,
LMP: Okay. I copied up through the DELTA-VC on 030 dash 2 Cnmrlie. Do you want to go fro=_there? CC DELTA-VC 3R59
UNKNOWN: on 030 dash 2 Charlie 031 dash 2 Charlie, plus 321, minus 0320 0_7 58 31 032 3859; 2 Bravo, plus 253, minus 0330 Oh9 34 33 k358. And your SPS trim: pitch minus 0.9, y_w minus 0.7. Over.
UNKNOWN: Roger. Understand. I'11 read them all bank to you if your ready.
CC: Roger. Go. H_,r_,iu_ (REV 27)
UNKNOWN: How do you read nov; you fading on me?
CC: Roger. Lou_ a.nd clear.
CC: Okay. 027 /_lfaCharlie, plus 090, m/nus 0310 0_t 16 03 3529; 028 d._h 2 Alfa, plus 249, r_lnus Caarlie, 026_ 0_3 02 57 30012 029 Alfa plum 317, Pa_e .12t_ ! minus 0285 Oh_ h5 lO 3569; 030 dash 2 Chamlte, ]Flus 31,3. minus 0290 0_6 2_ 1_ 3859; 031 dash 2 (::barlie. plus 321. minus 0320 0_7 58 31 3859; 032 a.-.h 2 Bravo. plus 253. minus 0330 0_9 3h 33 k358. And I have for a pitch trim _tnus 0.9, and yaw trim minus 0.7.
CC: 9, Houston. reLd:back correct. Apollo Your
CC: Apollo 9, Rouston. Th_ co_puter x_ yours.
UNKNOWN: did you copy al] that f
CC: Affirmative. Your readback was correct, and I have a NAV check for you.
LMP: ]JAV check. Okay. Go ahead.
CC: Roger. 0_200 00OO, .plus 2858, plus 006_6 ]126. And this is 30 minutes prior to NAV update.
LMP: Boger. 0_,200OO, plus 2858, plus 06_6 1126. rea_back correct.
CC: Apollo 9, I[ouston. You
LMP: Roger. _RCU_Y (REV27) Houston.
CC: Apollo 9'
CC: Apollo 9, Eouston.
CDR: Houston, Apollo 9. Go ahead.
CC: Roger. I have a new CSM weight for your DAP data load.
CDR: Ckay. Go.
CC: Roger. CS]4weight 305T1.
CDR: Apollo. Roger. 30571 for CS)[ weight.
CC: Affirm_tive.
CC: Apollo 9, houston. I haw_ your AOT st_r obeervation PAD.
CDR: Okay, b't,ana bT'. plem.s_.
CC: Wilco. Apollo 9-
UNKNOWN: Cka_r. Ro_to_, Go with the A0T PAD.
CC: Boger. GET 0_3 plu_ 55 plus 00; AOT detent 2; angles: HAV st_r, 15 Sirius. CS)(gimbal roll 309. Comments: 079, pitch 358, yaw earth in fie14 of v_cw until _3 plus 55. Over. AOT
CDR: Okay. Co_y that. At 0_3:55:00; _etent 2; HAV atar, Sirius 15. Roll 079, pitch 358, yaw 309. Earth until in field of vJew _3 plus 55.
CC: Apollo 9, Houmton. Correct.
CDR: Hou_toL, Apollo 9.
CT: Houston. Go. sent %u_a
CDR: _ey, when you _, did you put it in the preferred location?
CDR: (_t_y. _ank_; Just wanted to make sure.
CC: _er. OO About
UNKNOWN: 9, Houston. 1 minute to LOS. I've got sO_e S-band antenna checks, gimbal -n_les m and tim_m, if you want them.
UNKNOWN: Okay. I guess u good · time as any.
CC: Okay. The first one, G_T: _ plus 06 plus 00; pitch 158, )'aw 070. GET: _ plus 08 plu_ OO; pitch 169, yaw 0_. GET: _ plus 159, 10 plus 00; pitch yaw 017.
UNKNOWN: _:06, l_tch 188, yaw 070; _:08, 0_-, pitch 169, yaw h_:10, pitch 159, yaw 017.
UNKNOWN: CC Roger. Correct. And Canaries at 52. Page _2o f CAaA_ (_ 21)
CC: Apollo 9, Houston throug_ Canaries.
CC: I read you loud ?,nd clear. :Cee._r%hin_ looks good down here. You bare a 60 for IVT.
CDR: Roger. I understand c GO for IFf. Thank you. _Ashtr_ elong. We'r_
CC: Apollo 9. Houston. One minute to LO6. ,';-band . up for L'oneysucklea*.... 7, will try ARIA at 29.
CDR: Roger. Honeysuckle at 37 an_ ARI& at 29, and 8-band up at Honeysuckle.
CC: _'"_,07,.
CC: Have a good day, Will see you thta eventr_.
CDR: Okay, Thank you, Ron.
CC: Roger. i [ T_pe28/1 27) ARIA (=V
CC: Roger. Apollo 9, this is Houston through _ 1. 1_ do you read! H_u__ (_v 2T)
CC: Apollo 9, this is Nouston through Honeysuclle.
CDR: Roger. Houston, this is Apollo 9 here. Go ahead. Copy. standing by.
CC: Roger. We're Just haven't started clearing the tunnel, so we're running quite a bit late.
CC: Ann, Apollo 9, Houston. We'11 you over Mercur2 in about minutes. 3
CC: Roger. m_RctmY(_ 27)
CC: Apollo 9, Eotmton. We've got you throu_b _e.rcury. Say
CMP: Houston, Apollo 9. again.
CC: Roger. We've got you through the Mercury solid; for about another 8-1/2 have you minutes.
CMP: Roger. We've Just co_.pleteda PS1 and 52, and we'11 be mushing on. Houston, 9.
CMP: Apollo
UNKNOWN: Roger. We're going to be pretty busy here for the next few minutes. If you see us getting tovard gimbal let us lock, ]fmcs.
UNKNOWN: · F_er. We'11 _ have conts_t with you for '_.he next 3 m_n_es, and then ou_ next station is Antigua at 17.
UNKNOWN: (:_,_. Aa'rZ_A (Fm'V28)
CC: Apollo 9, this is Houston through Antigua. Stand-
CDR: Okay, Houston. We have the tunnel clear nov, and we're starting the transfer.
LMP: CC Roger. Copy.
CC: Roger. Copy plus 2.1. Thank you.
CDR: Houstom, Apollo 9.
CC: Go, APOLlo 9-
CDR: Since we're so late here, you might take a look at the flight plan and see what needs to be changed, I haven't bad time to do that.
CC: Roger. We're workin 6 on tha_ now. We can give you some recommendations later on.
CDR: Roger. '"
CDR: Kouston, just for your info, tunnel clearing went plan. pretty much according to
CC: . Roger. I understand that tunnel clearing went real well and Just for info, we're looking ahead. We're Just saying press right on d=_n the line right now, Jim, and we may Just slip the docked DPS the KEV.
CC: But I think with your activity in there, you m_y Just make up & good hit of this time.
CDR: 9. Roustoa, Apollo 129 Page
UNKNOWN: 9. _ reading you loud and clear. Another little ptec_.,of you.
CDR: Roger. info for The d.togue look_-as good as new. There was a very 6m_ll pencil line a_out _ iuches long, and that'_ ¢bout &il we could see on it.
CC: Roi[er,Apollo 9. Copy. CA_A_Y(_'V 28)
UNKNOWN: This is Apollo, Houston. tpo]]o 9.
CC: Go, Apollo 9. ONP
UNKNOWN: little problem we might advise you of here, you might think about It. C_ the optics on the drive - The manual drive of the optics, the ehaft .ecrusto hang up around 6h degrees when you tz7 to drive it manually. Seems to drive okay auto- rustically. The feedback, the readout on the LEB, t0 degrees. the mechanical readout fro,eh at 6_ The numbers read 6h.O, and we haven't been able to get that to move since yesterday. Once you get pest the 6'4-degreemark, it seems to work oks_'. ..
CC: An4, Apollo 9, Houston. We'd like to have you bring up your S-band voltane;we'11 he working Madrid,
CMP: Roger. S-Band up, KA.DRZ:D (F_'V28)
UNKNOWN: Apollo 9.
LMP: Okay. I've got the gyro %orouing e_gles for the if colmY. P52 _'uu'z'erea_ to Pa_(, 130 Roger,Apollo
CC: 9. I copie_ thoee. Tb,nk you. you at Nadrid in about a minute, and ve'11 see 131
CC: Okay, hoe 4o 3mu xead on 8IXFL_ At (_) (C_P) IRP tra_,,uitterh,_a trana-
UNKNOWN: B come - I mean %'HF B (SPIDER) _ttter _s eensattonal.
CDR: )our - 8pider, it,ia_ Gumdrop. U-oyou reLdi Oum_op, Spider. (SPL"_) CDR Co
UNKNOWN: 8pider. O:_lrop here.
UNKNOWN: Re,er. Do 3ro_ wLnt the tape off now-,t_lso?
C: It doean't st_f so. Seems ILke a _od idea, though.
UNKNOWN: coming
CC: And, B_ider, Oc_h'_ ....
CDR: Oka_r. W_'re configartng _he C_ _ fo: the - --_._ (C;':_,_ROP) want (;og_ TEL_i_RY
CDR: - - EM data, r.nd we >_,u to · (0C_OP) DOW. T_r._'_i_RYIDW.
UNKNOWN: Ro_er. W_.'re
CDR: V]_ B trenamitter to PATA _nd V_ _ receiver OFF. (_RO_)
LMP: Ro_er. Oot it. - . . (_._0p')
LMP: Jumt.· sec_d. CC ¢,_ld h/gh
UNKNOWN: this is _ouston. you give u8 bit rate, please? (SPIDER) you read, Nouston? you five-_.quare.
CC: I read And, G_-_trop, _'m copying you five-by-five.
LMP: Roger. (SPm)
CDR: Okay. I've got the tape off here nov. Was there (G_3MDROP) any noticeable difference between the _tenuas?
LMP: Oh, a little bit, but I had t lot of noise in the (SPIDER) 6-band when I tried it.
CDR: Okay. Let's Just stay vhere we are; this Js good (G0_DROP) over here.
LMP: Roger. Good here, too. (SPIDER)
CDR: Okay. I'm going to be coming over now, so I'11 (OL_4DROP) see you in a minute.
LMP: Okay. Now wait a minute. I've got to get my hose Boo_ed her_, Jim. ,' (SPIDER) up
CDR: Roger. (G_._4DROP)
UNKNOWN: Go ahead. ((X]MDROP)
UNKNOWN: We're going to have to transfer m_ onto _he (fPIDXi_) ECS first. First few steps there ere m_ne, I third. CUR beck (_/MOROP) know; _'11 turn your _u_t flow off.
CDR: Go _bes4.
CC: Roger. We're trying to do a ],,Jttle planning here. We'd like to have your opinion cn howyou're doing on timeline. And ye're the l_king, tr_iug to size you're an up whether or not more than hour behind Jt
CDR: Just _ _.inute, end 3et me see. We're Jus_ _bou_ reaJy _o _t_rt the _r_nsfer, which is to take place _t _3:C_, end we're r.?. _:06.
UNKNOWN: ... to my suit, there, ... Gumdrop. SO
UNKNOWN: 0ka_. Just a mtnu+_e. We'11 get if off. _'re run-ing _ust _n hour behind.
CC: Okay. Copied. _o
CDR: We h_ven't run into any glitches yet, we're _ome time here tn a minute.
UNKNOWN: It's ok&y, Rusty; suit flow cc,ming off now.
UNKNOWN: Okay. Then LKF'_
CMP: 0_y, the suppose& to take his suit
LMP: Okay ... I'm _n sui% flow. Page 13_,
UNKNOWN: You're in suit flow. Okay we'11 the tn=bilical (_P) here.
CDR: Okay, we_'regoing to pass the ISO over to you in (G_ROP) Just a zdnute, soon as we get the --
LMP: Ail right.
CC: _ider, Houston. We'd 1/ke to hav_ DFI ON when &llle.
CDR: And did you get that, Rusty? They want the ((N/KDROP) DFI ON. And, Spider, configure the cabin with the str_p_, utility lights, ..., and restraints.
LMP: Okay, Houston. We got the DFI ON, and be advised (6PID]_) we had a MISTER ALARM with DFI ON, and I don't have any other light[_ on.
CDR: Okay. And I'm going to disconnect here. I'11
UNKNOWN: Okay. Stand by. Okay. l_= ready.
CDR: Okay. I'11 _t the checklist away, and I'11 ((ND_DROP) take my helmet off and be' over _n a minute.
CC: Spider, Houston. _en you get a chance, we'd Like to have the DFI OFF; we're heating up the $1ycol a little bit,
UNKNOWN: Roger. I'11 be with you in Just a second· (SPIDER)
CC: Roger. And, Gumdrop and Spider, like to ensure volume,up.. over S-band We're going to Honeysuckle shortly.
LMP: And, Houston, _his to Spider. (ePrOE_)
LMP: Ec_:r. For your infor;?_t_u, the St_'_._,iT r__g zero a_ the z_nent. _/5 l_e 135
LMP: Okay. mm_m (_zv 28) £..r_arc T.
LMP: Eoustou,
CC: 0o, Otmdrop.
CC: Go ahead, Oumdrop. Rouston here.
UNKNOWN: O,m,,.trop. C_l_ ( OL_DROP)
CC: G_mxlrop, Roust_. I'm reading you loud and clear. Go ahead.
CMP: O_J_V. The noise is gone nov. Would you keep ((X;MDROP) .oneye on the gim_al angles, please?
CC: That's affirmative. We'11 w&tc_ _he_ for you. And we'11 have you ov-_ Eo_eysuckle here for 10 ninutes. ((_fi4DROP)
CC: I_ouston, Spider. ' (_Pn_)
CC: Spider, l{ouston. I'm reading you loud and clear
CC: Spider, G_z_d_op. He's reading you. (GUMDROP) and clear.
UNKNOWN: Spider, Gumdrop.
CMP: Houstcm, Ouedrop. Did you copy to Spider?
UNKNOWN: Thatts negative, Ou_l.rop. Maybe yoU'd better relay it.
CMP: DFi i_ (I_, and the R and D is CPE_.
CC: R-_er. Copy.
CC: A_, C_mlirop,you're degrees yaw. _e're watchins it for you.
CMP: Okay. :fnanks.
CC: And, Upider, Eousto_. W_'d like to have R and D instrumentation circuit breaker ;,o2erI_[ms coon
CMP: Spider, O_m_trop. R and D izAetz,-----------------_mentati
CC: Okay. _ you, Ou_op. yaw.
CC: .And, Oumirop, you're _O degrees We're watching it.
UNKNOWN: Houston, this is Spider. If you read, be advised_, we're getting some rtatic and a steady i_ne.
CC: Roger, Spider. And we'_e reading you loud and clear nc_. HoneymicW_e had you o_ a _ide lobe. g__,dvoice, We've got you in _nd we're getting data.
CDR: Hello, Gk_Lrop. ibis t_ Spider. How do you read?
CDR: Loud _m_ =!_. Let me check a cou_!_ cf the other
CDR: How do you read. me on thls one?
CDR: Five-sq_. Let me try the VOX.
CDR: Okay. ... check
CDR: Hello, _mmtrop. This ia Spider. How do you Sounds
UNKNOWN: _od.
CDR: Do you read me now, all right?
CDR: That's good. And, (b-J_1_p,;ouston. comin6 You,re through loud and clear, Jim.
CC: And, Ouzxh-op,this is Houston.
CC: We're going to drop off with Honeysuckle, here. _ou've got 60 degrees, and you've got about a tenth ce · secomd rate.
CC: Gumdrop. Houston. You've got about 60 degrees of yaw. mmcu_z(_w 28) _no's nc_?
CC: in the tunnel 20 23_ o.'2 oka._.
CMP: ,.. Spider ... (11. 20 23 _0 CC 8pitier an_ _p, we've got you tt_ou_h Mercury
CDR: Roger, Houstoa. Spider here. How do yo u reed? (SPIDER) O1 20 23 _ CC I'm rea3in_ you o_Ly, Spider. Okay.
UNKNOWN: We sure had a lot of static and noise (SPIL?_) coming up on the m-ban_ there over Carnarvon.
CDR: Or make that Honeysuckle. were coming through here loud _nd clear after got a -_in lobe lock on.
CDR: ... all. I h_l a keyhole static _nd a stea_ly (SPIDER) high tone c_ it.
CC: Roger. Understand you had a high tone. 37 CC 01 20 2_ And, Gh_s_rop,we're showin_ you at 60 degrees. (C_DROP) Thank I '_b_,_the you. trend looks lime we'11 clear it fine.
CC: Roger. Thanks. 26
UNKNOWN: CDR And, O_z_rop to _pi_er. 31 OE' Go 01 20 26 ahead. 35 _4P Drogue'l in. - 01 20 27 2_ - I,R:P Dave, I guess you don't need me for anything more our hatch. I_e 139
LMP: I'd like for you to cheek the capture latchej. (_J_mOP)
UNKNOWN: I'm up _.r-. valting for yc_.
UNKNOWN: k right up. (C_ROP) (SPIDER)
CDR: Boy, I tell you these hoses are really something. (GUMDROP)
CDR: Houston, Spider. (SPIDER)
CDR: Go, Spider.
CDR: Roger. We're picking up an awful lot of noise
CC: Roger. Understand. _rop, are you getting it also?
CMP: Boger. Not bad. (GUMDROP)
CC: Did you say you were n_ getting it bad there? sounds
CMP: No, I'm not getting it bad; O_op clear. Sounds your (GUMDROP) like standard S-bem_ pass, Houston.
CC: Okay. Copy that. Did ym_ copy, Spider?
CDR: Yea ... I copied. (s_mm) (SPIDm)
CDR: oki. (_J_moP)
UNKNOWN: Okay. _at looks like it did it.
UNKNOWN: OkaY. I give I _!1, feel! molia. _ it
UNKNOWN: Yes. C":__all t_ree ...
UNKNOWN: Fine. £_e you _ater; I'm going to close the door.
UNKNOWN: All r_ghty. Have · nice ttme.
LMP: H._a, mumI hungry:
CC: Co, G'=Ar_p. have
CMP: Row _ch 3onger do we you Bere?
CC: O'_%V. t!e'regoing tu DLve yOU here for about _uother 3 minutes, _n¢_then ,,;e'recc_tug up over ct 53. to paws Antigua _ut ;_d I would like pick up _ nominal flight tJ_n _.!; Antigua vlth the _econdary S-Band check, l_eare recc_ma_ding elimiuatin_ the CC24_checks an_ _hatever you have to do to Fick up the flight pL:_nat that time.
CDR: C_, Nouston. We read you. This is Spider. m-y. 53.
CDR: Boger. We'11 be re_ fbr y_u. cc oki.
CMP: fk_mdropcopies.
CC: _md, Spider, _ have no good data for that AOT star visib_lity check. We'11 have to elimi- nate that, and so you could leave your rendezvc,As radar stowed if you want to.
CC: And we'11 see you oyez Antigua, docking on ready.
CC: And, Gumdrop, I know with all the activ/ty I'd that's due at _: 10. tumnel
CMP: Roger. I'11 have to get the closed up
UNKNOWN: I Just wanted to pass it to olu_.
CC: Spider, this is Houston. Would you go low bit rate?
CDR: Roger. Go on low bit rate. IMP Houston.
UNKNOWN: five-square, How m_?
UNKNOWN: OH, you're eom/re&in great, Spider. Row are you .",,_e1_2 _-bazd check at your convenience.
LMP: Roger. Power AMP going off nme.
CDR: Roger. 6umdrop
CMP: And, _o_ston, here. Toe tunnel is closed
CC: Roger, G_drop. Thank you,
CDR: And, Houston, this is Spider. How do you read?
CC: We're reading you loud and clear, 8_i_er. We've had · data drop out here; let's hac_ loose and see if _ can get our data check.
CDR: I could hear your data drop out. us high bit rate?
CDR: Roger. Going high.
CC: Okay, Bptder. We'11 have to hang loose her__ f_r amtnute. I'm getting your VEF down. We don_t
CC: And while w_ are wLiting, could you c_-,.ent on if you accomplished the _ With the exception of the CO_J_check, are you up on the flight plan now?
CDR: We got the glycol check done and a suit integrity check or the rest of the COMM or the daylight star vi sib!ltty, are and the CC_M check. Now about your ·scent batteries' lh3 _
UNKNOWN: Roger. The ascent Batteries checked out okay, (SPIDER) and the pyros. You ready to copy? (spn)m)
CC: Roger. COPy. 36.8 and 37.5. _ you.
CDR: Roger, (spm_) (SPIDER) were sharing Just about equally.
CC: ROger. Understand.
CC: And, Spider. We have got our data check. Let's go on with the sec_dary B-bLnd check, step 2.
CDR: Roger. Power AMP going to _CONDARY.
CC: Roger. are tranemitter/receiver.
CDR: Okay. And we on secondary (SPIDER) Row do you read?
CC: Roger. I'm reading you loud and clear. Let Be verify that it is 8-band, 8pitier.
CDR: O_y. (spiDm) this is
CC: And, Spider, Houston. Let's 80 on to _tep 3. (spID_) back ill prilaax7
UNKNOWN: And Houston. We ere primary, (SPIDER) and be advised on the pri_a_y transmitter/receiver, I've got · squeal. and
CC: Roger. Understand you're primary _rLw_y, there is · squeal. You're coming through _ and clear here without any static _t '_11. Let's stand by for · data. I will give you · call.
CC: And Spider. Also, we'd like to - at your convenience memory get an E dump _ here. It's a little ahead of schedule, but we'd like to get it now if you can give I_VERB 71, e_metime on your Mark. us
UNKNOWN: Okay. 3, 2, 1.
CDR: PARK.
CDR: Roger_ We got your - we got your Mark. We'11 btand by and _:ao if we got it. We _ght have you repeat and it sgain Ebortly; let me see if we are through _ith tb_ check.
CC: Spider, this is Houston. We have co=Dieted the secondary S-bAnd check.
UNKNOWN: Spider. If you have _till got the squeal receiver.
CDR: Roger. It has &_ne away nov. We'11 see how it
CC: Spider and Gumdrop, th!e is Houston. We'11 have you now for ,bout ._uother 12 minutes.
CMP: 6_-_=rop. Roger.
CDR: Spider. Roger
UNKNOWN: CC Spider, H_ston. We'd like to know when you are going to deploy the landing gear. We'd like to )!ave a Mark c_ At and _ould like to get it before we lose Jn y_.l cf _irid about 8 minutes, if possible.
CDR: Right ._ay.
CDR: It will be pretty close to the end. U_ers+._n_.
CDR: Hey, Gum_lrop,thi_ Ab Spider. We're _olng to (SPIDER) deploy the landing gear in a few minutes here, so you'11 probably feel _ !,igbang.
CMP: Sounds good. (GUMDROP)
CDR: Roger. (SPIDER)
CMP: You might stand back and give me m minute, _ill (GUMDROP) you? We'11 t_ going over to F_%drJd_hort_y. CDR
UNKNOWN: How long do we f,_vebefore you want the (SPIDER) gear down?
CC: We're ready any t'_--_. /f
CDR: Row long do we have? (c_RoP) CC
UNKNOWN: You've got a_ou% another 5 minutes before _'11 lose you at _irtd.
CC: And, Spider. For your info we - DFI, we cannot read at -Madrid,so w_'ve only got abomt another minute here cn Canaries to monitor-that gear.
CDR: Okay, Dave. V?'11 do it very quickly. (SPIDER) _._r.' 29/16 Pa_e1_6 (_m)
CC: We're ready. you
CDR: Houst_a, Spider. Do read? (SPmER)
CC: Spider, this is Houston. Head you loud and clear. W_ are ready. Go ehead and deploy the gear. CDR
UNKNOWN: 2, 1.
CDR: MARX.
CMP: Spider, Gu__rop. (mOROP) MADHm(REVag) ... I've got
CDR: Dave, ...
UNKNOWN: Spider, Gumdrop, Okay. I think they copied you. (GUMDROP) They were listening when you said 3, 2, 1; then I break got a lock ....
CC: Gumdrop -
UNKNOWN: We've got one out here too, boy ... (GU ROP)
CC: Gumdrop 8nd Spider, we copied you. We heard talk back gray, and you got a visual on the gear.
CMP: By the way, can you see me out your overhead (GUMDROP) window? Go ahead, don't let ne bother you.
CC: Spider, this is Houstou. Could you give us low bit rate?
UNKNOWN: Roger. Going low l:lt rate, and Ye are going to (SPIDER) CAL now. right
CC: Roger. Understand. We will see you over Carnar'¢onat 39. t_ge 1_7
CDR: Okay. Did you get that gear extension, Houston?
CC: That's affirmative, Spider. I% came t_nough loud azKl clear. _.. are _how_ng the relay closed, and I copied all your transmissions.
CDR: Tba_s, Dave. Roger.
CC: Gumdrop, this is Houston. Could you give us your up-telemetry switch, your cern:handto RESET and back to FORMAL?
CC: Gumdrop, Houston. Could you give us R_ET, NORMAL }'our ]_Ck to o_ C_nd reset?
CC: And we will see you at Carnarvon at 39, Gumdrop an_ Spider. Page 1_8
CDR: Eello, Gumdrop and Spider. This is _oustco t_ Carn_rvvn.
UNKNOWN: I5_er. Go.
CDR: ... I would like to go priw_te with you.
CC: You cut each other out there. S_y again, please,
CDR: 1'1/ get it, Dave. Houston, this is G£,ider, I
CC: Roger. Understand. Will do.
CC: £_.a_,Sp_der. It will be a couple of minutes here.
UNKNOWN: ay. _R
CC: Spider, this ts Rouston. Do you read?
CDR: P_ger. I read you.
CC: Okay. We're _11 configured for a private talk, Jim. S0SS_SUCX:LZ (_V _9) CF_ F,el]o, _'aists
UNKNOWN: _el].o,Spider. Pla you c-_ This is Houston.
CC: Gumdrop, this is Houston. Roy do you read throu_ Hone_suc_e?
CMP: Rcger, Houston. You're five-by,
CC: t_oger. I b_i_eve Spider called. We may be having again, Can S-band troubles wi_ him you read me, Spf_r? Pa_e 1_9
CMP: Spider, C'__rop. Could you try Lnd call Houston?
CDR: Io, _"_ _ot rcadln_ Bouaton _t m/1. Roger. I to complete that %_ pass over Houcton with the PLS8. And at that time, we're going to try tak- w411 ing the PLSS apart, _d that be the end of the .0'3_ check.
CC: Spider, %his lu llo=_ton. I copy +J_at,and what I'_ recommending ie _hat we conf/gure for that mode 10 over rl_rc_.-y. We will bave about _a Il-minute-p_er,over Mercury, and we will get all v_]] met up then, _nd then we be ready to go when we c_e iuto the States. Ou_irop.
UNKNOWN: Okay. _ider, What he wants you do is - you to confi_ure for %.hemod6 10 over Mercury so you can get all set up to get about an 11-rztnute pans here. / O_ Gumdrop, %),isi_!Houston. If they will not be ,'/it'sno read_ for that problem. We've still got x._iuutes.We you here _t Honeysuckle fox'about 5 will have you cL l_rc_u-y for 11.
UNKNOWN: Okay. He got it, Houston. He said '_RoEer,"_d / good.
CC: Okay. Wery m_cu_ (mm zg)
CC: Hello, £_pider. _ais i_ Houston. Could you give a bit high rate, ples_e!
UNKNOWN: Spider, F_ustom _ants high bit rate.
CC: Gumdrop, _ot.mton. Did he colry you? He At
CMP: Roger. _a_d he'd get in Just a minute. him. the ,_lte.
UNKNOWN: This is Spider. sa_rshe's
UNKNOWN: Houston, Gumdrop. Spider reading you nov. CC
UNKNOWN: Understand. Spider, can you give me a transmission? Boy do you read pa?
CDR: I'm readin6 you loud and clear. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5;
CC: Okay. I'm red,tins_ou real good. We've got 8 minutes in this pass, and if you'd like to get set up for the I2/two-vaStrelay and adjust your VOX _nd so forth, I can give you & count a_ time you want it and get yours. Let me know when _ou are going to thkt configuration.
CDR: Roger, Houston. We'11 be with you in a minute.
CC: Roger. Go on Fl/.
CC: And, O_TmL_opand Spider, _e zdvtned I'm _lng to go to our test configuration, which vii1 be IJ4 8-b_nd only back to Houston. And, _ercury N and O, this is Houston CAP CO_$1. Would you inhibit _ VHF uplink an_ remote LM 8-ban_ only. ia¢l,
CC: Spider, this il Houston. If you read, coul_ you give me antenna number 2, S-band antenna nun- bar 21
UNKNOWN: t_ger. You've got 2. Do you want 17 read-
CC: t_egative. Le._veit in 2 ri_.t no_, an_ I'm ing you oki.
UNKNOWN: CDR Okay. Roger. That's what you hr_ all along.
UNKNOWN: Why don't you go e_e'-_ and do it? .... (sPi:mm)
CDR: Take if off_ what the h_l].. (GU_mP)
LMP: How'd you hear me? (SPIDER)
UNKNOWN: Okay, Bpider. I got Just the last part of that. How abou_ a short count!
LMP: Were ye cctiv_ there? (SPZDE_)
CC: Okay, Spider. It's breaking - -
LMP: It'. in one?
CDR: ... C0_M 8C audio close. (sP]_Eal
CDR: Roger. Just _ minute.
CDR: Un,towed. (SPIDER) and
CDR: Audio for the I_ side. _b__nd TI. IC_3OFF. (8PIDEB) Relay ON.... outside RCS transmitter. C,t_ (GUM1)BOP)
CDR: Just ¥OX to ?bout 8, (SPI_)
CDR: VOX to about 8.
CDR: EF 8 a TR. (SPIrEa)
CDR: A to TR. (_.m_DBOP) 1%_e 152
CDR: B 01_.
CDR: B OFF. (OUKD_OP)
CDR: Eft 8 scratched. _slJusted at CDR to hear (_M. (SPIDER)
CDR: C_drop, Spider here. Give me · s_u:rt count. (8Pn_)
UNKNOWN: Roger, Gumdrop. l, 2, 3, _, 5; 5, _, 3, 2, 1. (GUMDROP) Ola_dropout.
CDR: Roger. Fine. That %'as good. Tharl you. (sPn_za)
CMP: Say it again; you're broken to me. (GU_OP)
UNKNOWN: I'm on VOX now. I sat_ that was good. (SPIllER) And, Gumdrop, we're configuring for the TV t_de, which is mode 10.
UNKNOWN: I'm not hearing you at ,11, Jim. (GUMDROP)
CDR: (km_lrop,this is Spider. Do you read re? (SPIDER)
UNKNOWN: you have your ·udio on? (GUmDrOP)
CC: Oumdrop, did you hear Spider? Ne's CDR
UNKNOWN: Spider. Do you read? (SPrO_ ) is
CC: Bpider, this Houston. Hov do yC,A read?
CDR: Roger, _umdrop. This is Spider. _ov do you read? (SPIDER)
UNKNOWN: Okay ... (_*,P)
CDR: }ioger. %_e'reconfiguring mode 1_ CO_., which is the TV _4U (SPIEER) rela_.
CDR: P_ger. ...
CDR: OkaV. Very good.
CC: Okay, Spider and OumdroI'. It'e _bo_t a minute and a half to LO8 here at I_ercury. Your acquisi- tion time at Texas ts 25.
CDR: There's our trouble. Houston. read_
CC: Dpider, this la l_ you tf you do, we are going to lose you in _'bouta minute. ][ouracquisition time at Tex_s J_ 25.
CC: Oka;f. It will be 25, and then we'11 have aho,_ 2 minutes at the MIN before the TV ivaasstarts.
CC: And, Bpider, could you give ua lov bit rate'?
CC: And, Spider, this is Houston. We'd like - We'd - like to have lov bit rate ._mddata on VltFB until we get you. TEXAS(_'V3O) z_
CC: Apollo 9, Houston. Excuse - Spider _md C-ua- drop, this l_ _ouston. How do you read through Texas ?
CC: Spider, this is Houston through Texas. Boy do you read?
CC: Okay, Spider. This is Houston, Do I have you?
CC: Spid2r, this ii _.ouston. Do you're.i?
CDR: . acquisitio_ by nov, shouldn't we? b_
UNKNOWN: Hello, Spider. _I_i_ is Houston. _ou r_.__dzz?
CC: Spider, this is Houston. If 2on read, you carsgo ahead and.put iu your TV circuit breaker. We ___ going to handin_ over to abo ut '20 _ec.- be Nila in oads. Pa_e 15h
CDR: And, Spider, if you read, we'd like high bit rate. m_ (B_,v3o)
CC: Hello, Spider. This is Houghton. Eov 4o you read?
CDR: Roger, Eoustou. This is Spider. Loud and clear.
CC: Ro_er. You are loud and clear here. Now we have you in l(ilaA08. You can start your TV pass.
CC: Beautiful, Spider. We've got a picture nov.
CC: And, 5pitier,this is Houston. If you read me., could you give us high bit rate? -
CC: And you And the picture is coming through good, Spider. We are copying it. We've got a good view of Rusty and the PLSS.
CC: Okay. Rusty, if you read me, how about raising your left arm there? Very good. We can see you; tn real cemi,_ good.
CC: Well, we Just vent through a little snov storm there, Spider, but it looks like it mLg_h%come back in.
CC: Okay, the blizzard i8 gone, and you s.-eback rea/ sharp now. We've got good detail. CC.
UNKNOWN: Spider, like I say, we are getting a good picture; we're getting no .oice at all. l_d tnlking
CC: I can see you there, Jim. Too bad I can't read your lips.
CC: C_j. Why don't you Just go VHF if you can, Spide
CDR: Roger. Now do you read me right now?
CC: We're .reading you loud and clear, Spider.
CDR: Okay. I guess we're Just getting out, like
CC: _f_ny. I'm not re_n£ Ou_d.ro R at _'_U, a_d I am reading you loud and clear now. And the TV pic-
CDR: (_a_-. We _'e going to have the I24Ptalking into
LMP: Okay. How do yo_ reed now, _ouston?
CC: PLSS? You are coming through loud _d clear, lhl_ty. It's zeal g,;_.
LMP: 0ka_. We have to go to PTC on the hand control-
CC: Roger. Copy. It's coming through real _ood nov. We've got Just a little under 3 minutes in the pass,
CC: And, Rusty, if you - -
CDR: is Spider. 8ay again. to have position 5 on the PLSB. t;utdon't _weat it if you can't give us that.
CC: Okay. We had a loud _lue_l in there. I've got again you back ncr_. The request was - If it's real convenient, ye _rould like to have position 5 on the PI_$.
CC: Okay. Jim, could we have a couple of words on - of _isdom to go along with the TV show?
CC: Okay. W_ are not receiving you. Rusty, h_ about try'l_g M_be y_= it a&_-! we can pick you up.
CC: 0ka_, Spider. This is Houston. That's the end pass. of the Nlla If you read me, you can go back C0_4/basic to at your convenience and press aheazl with the flight plan.
CDR: Me're reconfiguring the PLSS right nov and its : Page 15G
CC: _ger. Umderstand. And that tranmm_sston ca_e throw loud and clesm, and we will be standing b_. ZZ_(trDA(_sv3o)
CDR: Houaton, Bpi_er. (Srm_)
CC: Go aheexl,Spider. Houston reading you loud and and clea-.
CDR: l_er, Hous_c_n. We're reconfiguring to basic (SPIDER) CO_4, and we're going to mush on and prepare for all the systems here.
CC: Roger. We will Be standing by.
UNKNOWN: Roger, (_lmm) (sPzmm)
UNKNOWN: C_qP legative. I!m not copying HoustOn at all. (OUM:_OP) (SPII_) press c_ with the systems.
CDR: Roger. We're configurim&, and we are going to
CMP: Okay. Uu_eretand. (om,mmv)
UNKNOWN: CC And, Oumdrop, this is Housto n. I've got you nov.
UNKNOWN: Ik_er. Houatom, Gumdrop. You are five-by. (OU_mV)
CC: Very a_o_.
CC: _mdrop, Houston.
CC: GumdroP. _stc_, (_mm_)
CC: Roger. 'de woul_ like to terminate the cherge on
CMP: _er. Understand. Battery A, terminate charge. (OU_mop) Pa_e 157
CC: An_, _cp, Houston. We Put in 13 Jt_P-houra. You lure rit_ht b&ck up t_ I_0.
CMP: Boger. Thank you. %er_ nice. _u_uD(_r_ 3o)
UNKNOWN: Okay. Gumdrop and Spider. We're going to lose you Au about a minute and a half here, smd we']] ese you over Carn_._'ona_ 16.
UNKNOWN: Spider, this is Houston. If you read, give _:_ rate. low bit
CDR: Roger. Low 'bit rate. (SeI_XR} Car_arvon.
CC: Okay. We'11 see you at 16 over
CDR: Roger. Page C_ARVON ()<_"I 3O)
UNKNOWN: CDR Ready. (SPIDER) (G_JMDROP )
UNKNOWN: AL1 right. 'i%mt Mas _ little fast, b_m 35]28 (SPIDER) 0686_ 00308.
CDR: Thank you. (SPIDER)
CDR: Dave, are your rates slow? (SPIDER )
CMP: Holy Q]ristmas ! _nat a bunch of gyros I've got (GUMDROP) over here!
CC: And, Spider, this is Houston. k'e'd like to have high bit rate.
CDR: Houston, this is Spider. Go rqgain.
CC: Roger. We'd like to have high bit rste.
CDR: High bit rate. Roger. (SPIDER)
CDR: Gumdrop, Spider. Every one of ,_' gyros is (SPIDER) indicating about _/10 of a degree per second.
UNKNOWN: Is that right? My roll is 0, pitch t , yaw O. ( C_,mROF )
LMP: Great! (SPIDER) one. And, Spider, I've got a couple of items %o pass to you when you have a chance.
CDR: Spider here. Go ahead. (SPIDER ) 31/2