Otrobonita/noicy-space-talks huggingface dataset:
UNKNOWN: Okay. I've got a couple of solutions and I've got (GUMDROP) 96 03 and.9B 0_,. CDR 33.
UNKNOWN: 97 57
UNKNOWN: 33. (GUMmOP) 63/1 Tape Page h21 CAWAR(P= 62) V Spider/_umdrop, Houston.
CC: And, this is I have a copy. ground solution ;_nenyou _re ready to
CDR: Spider here. Just _.moment.
CC: P_ger. We're going to have you in contact for about _nother 12 minutes.
CDR: Uks_. S_fder is here. Ready to copy.
CC: Roger, Spider. Can you take i'hn_, Gumdrop?
CMP: Roger. Ail set. Go ahead. plus 001, minu_ 105 223, no roll or pitch, 2670, End minus 1010; forward 223 r_llzips, up 003. of update. R_-_er. plus
CDR: U_derst_nd. 097 57 _500, plus 196, forward 223 zips, and up 003. And did you count our DSk_Yon our last recycle?
CC: That is affirmative, Spld_r. Looks li_ we're ahaping up.
CDR: Looks that way.
CMP: Gumdrop. Copy.
CC: Roger, Gumdrop. Spielerand G,=_Irop, that cur
CC: v_s las_ '_-a_e, We ar_ going to GO with that PAD.
CDR: Spider here. Roger. O_P (kuzdrop. Roger.
LMP: Hey, Smokey, is Dave Reed smiling?
CC: Well - yes; he's pretty happy, but he's not going to relax until you've finished burning.
LMP: Better not. (SPIDER)
CDR: Gumdrop, Spider. (SPIDER)
CDR: Go ahead. (_ROP)
LMP: Bogcr. As soon as we get into the dark, give me (SPIDER) a look-see. If you don't see ,_uy tracking light - won't which I guess you - we'11 put the docking lights on and you _dght be able to get a Mark on those.
UNKNOWN: Oka2. Night be able to do that at that range. (GUMDROP) (SPIDER) eyeball
UNKNOWN: At that range with that big you've got. (SPIDER) (_m_0ROp)
UNKNOWN: CDR Houston, this is Spider. (SPIDER)
CC: Go, Spider. _is Is Ho_..-n, here. (SPIDER) the probe, and some little VTO's, we have had m/ght after ye get back up there, I think it be wise to go ahead and dock when we get there with- out waiting until almost dark. good idea.
CDR: Why don't you go throuEh those VTO's and see if (SPIDER) there is anything that's really important there, and if so we'11 try to get it for you, but other- wise I think we might see if that probe is going to work. O.TM that in
UNKNOWN: Understand. We've got work. 63/3 Page _23
CMP: Spider, Gumdrop. (GUMDROP)
CDR: Go ahead. Gumdrop, Spider.
UNKNOWN: Oka_v. Mine's conversion now. I've got 9758 on (CAIMDROP) m_ current solution.
CDR: Very good; very good. Ours is now within about (SPIDER) 3.7 seconds of the ground's .... 57hl, I think.
UNKNOWN: I've got 97 58 19.
CDR: Okay; very good. Sounds llke we'11 all be together (SPIDER) then.
UNKNOWN: How about that l (GUMDROP)
CC: Spider/Gumdrop, this ts Houston. We're about a about h2;
CC: And, Spider, this is Houston. Did you - Did either vehicle read over Tananarive the last pas when we were calling?
CDR: Roustou, this is Spider. I don't remember. We'v_ (SPIDER) been over so many stattoms so many times, I couldn't tell YOu.
CC: Okay. It was at around CSI, right - immediately
CDR: I read you twice, but it was pretty bad. you.
CC: Okay. Thank
UNKNOWN: Gumdrop doesn't re_P"_er whether he heard you or (_mP) n_. Page h2_
CC: Okay. A_A (REV62) eargh
CMP: Okay, Spider. I still have you against the (GUMDROP) background. Great. (SPIDER)
UNKNOWN: This thing is really tracking. (_ROP) have
LMP: Do you a light? (SPIDER)
CMP: _o. It's still daylight to me; you're littlc (GUMDROP) black spots; dark on a light backgroulld.
LMP: Okay. We've got about lh25 now. (SPIDER)
LMP: Okay. (GUMDROP)
CDR: Okay. Gumdrop, this ia Spider. Our time - ready (SPIDER) to copy?
CMP: Go ahead. · (_Ror)
CDR: Gumdrop, are you ready? (_ID_) Roger. by. and
CMP: Standing Go ahead read it.
CDR: Okay. 97:57:79. (SPIDER) 97:58:08.
CMP: Ckmy; good. MY last time was (_U_ROP) (SPIOER)
UNKNOWN: That's great.
UNKNOWN: Bead_ ... staying in there .... _f mode for a (_i_DROP) L for a 30h read. I want it for a plus point · -,
UNKNOWN: Okay. It's 31.9 no - 32 miles - 3.9. (C_DROP) ;,11right.
CDR: Okay? (SPIDER)
CDR: Okay. We're right on the plot.
CDR: Seven - - (_ROP)
CDR: I don't know; 8i and - unless yOU call into them. (SPIDER)
CDR: D&vc, here are our DELTA-V's. {SPI DER )
UNKNOWN: Good. I'm reader to copy. (GUMDROP)
UNKNOWN: Roger. Plus 19._, plus O.h, minus 9,7. (SPI [,ER)
CMP: Roger. Plus 19.h, plus O.h, minus 9.7. (Gb_DROP)
CDR: Roger. That's correct. (SPID_]
CDR: C_od. f_RoP)
UNKNOWN: Good. Do you want to compare now? (C,U_ROP)
CDR: 19._;I got I9.6. (SPIDEq)
CMP: Hello. Spider, G_drop. (GUMDROp)
UNKNOWN: (koahead, O,-'_drop.
CMP: i'oua_t _-.... TAI&_ARIVE (REV 62) and G'_m_lrop,Houston Tsnanarive.
CC: Spider through Stand/nE by. I d/d copy your fi-al rolution; soundS great.
UNKNOWN: Roger. Spider. (SPIDER)
CC: Spider, Hou.ston. T_ne only one I wasn't bu_re of was your DRL_A-VX. I read it as 197.
CC: Spider/Gumdrop, this is Houston. We will see you over Carnarvon at 06.
LMP: Yes, I know it. (SPIDER) .!
UNKNOWN: Are you All set up for the docking? ((m_ROP)
LMP: Roger. (SPIDER) r.ma_VON (_¢v 6z) i
UNKNOWN: Oki. (GUMDROP_
LMP: I want to get of that ... (SPIDER)
CDR: Okay, Dave. We're call/nE for our first mideourse. (SPIDER) CDR Okay, Dave. I've got our DELTA-V's for )_u. (SPIDER) (GUMDROP)
CDR: X is minus 1.O, Y is 0 - is minus 0.3, and Z is (SPIDER.) plus 0.9.
UNKNOWN: Well, you can't hardly argue with that. (Ot._O_OP)
CDR: No, I think I'11 go ahead and burn them here.
UNKNOWN: Did you finish?
CDR: Okay. Midcourse is complete?
CC: Spider/Gumdrop, Houston. We're about one minute LOS Carnarvon. We'11 see you over the Huntsville in about 8 minutes.
CDR: Okay, Houston. What have you decided about that and dock or not? and
CC: Okay, Jim. We're looking through here there are a couple of things we really would like to have and that's some pictures taken of the ascent engine area, and we would like to get the rendezvous radar
CDR: Okay. Depends on when I break out of sunlight,
CC: Okay; very good.
CDR: And I'm going to go into d_rkness; wondering how
CC: Okay; we understand. And have you talked this Dave? over with We haven't heard his comments on the l_robe.
UNKNOWN: Roger, Houston. You copy Gumdrop?
CC: We've got Gumdrop here, but I_m going to lose you in Just a few seconds. We'd like to have your comments on the probe, too, over Huntsville up here. CKP an_
UNKNOWN: be ready to give me a GO for the PYRO Page _28
CC: Oka_; very good.
LMP: Okay; about 15 seconds ago, Dave. (SPIDER)
LMP: Iiey,Rusty. (GUMDROP)
LMP: Okay .., we rill. (SPIDER)
UNKNOWN: Okay. (GUMDROP)
CMP: What kind of range rate do you have? (GUMDROP) 700. Right it's feet
LMP: I have 18 nov, _2 per _econd. (SPIDER) right. per
CMP: Ail I've got 3.0 r_tles at _3 feet (GUMDROP) second. Okay. (SPIDER)
LMP: %mat's your pitch smile? (GUMDROP)
LMP: It's about $6 degrees - something like that. (SPItaR) (GUMDPOP) (SPIDER) r,o=epictures
LMP: Dave, do you w_n% to _et of the (SPIDER) ascent engine a_ea_ Roger. Thanks.
UNKNOWN: I got that. .((x_...,3_r)
LMP: Oki.
UNKNOWN: Oh, I see you out there coming in the sunlight.
UNKNOWN: Great. Spider/Gumdrop, Houston. arc,
CC: And, We copying you through the Ruaatsville - next fi_e minutes.
CC: And, G_drop, in regards to your 1P_t request, we have no TM here at the Huntsville tn regards to that PY_0 $_M.
CMP: Roger, Understand.
CC: Go, Gumdrop. Houston.
CMP: Roger. We've got a bird here. The orLly thing I slipped off of the switch before it got _11 the way out. Other than that I Just can't think of ,, thi, . :
CC: Roger. That's about the only thing we can come up here with - that you didn't hold the switc,b long enough, Dave. I guess - How do you feel anything &bout it? You think it's - any probl':m?
CMP: No, I z.eally don't. I went back to see if they out pole3 which said they had extended all the way. Then i went up to extend again and it dropped right off.
CC: Roger, Gumdrop. Copy.
CDR: Dave, I think what we'11 do is come on up and stop our ascent engine, then pitch back around. 63/10 Page 1+30 (a.r_r)
CMP: I agree. We ought to get o_ ii_th it. (Cm_ROP)
UNKNOWN: What kind of range do you have nov? (cAmmRor)
CDR: I have 9500 feet and a range rate 'of 32-1/2 feet. (SPIDER) per necond.
UNKNOWN: Thank you. (c_,t_Rop)
CDR: I have Just a little bit. of line-of-sight rate up. (SPIDER)
UNKNOWN: Roger. (C_mROp)
CMP: I have Just a_out 9000 feet and 33. (OU_ROP)
CDR: Okay. I'11 turn on _V line-of-sight rate now, (SPIDER) Dave.
CMP: Okay. (mmo_or)
CDR: Okay. I Just went to 6000 feet at 30 feet per {SPIDER) second.
CMP: Okay. (r:[r_aoP)
CC: Okay. We copy you. Hight on the bI'eaking schedule, Spider. And we'11 nee you over Hm_ati in about 3 minutes.
CDR: Okay, Dare. I can see you. (SPIDSS) Page h3! HAWAII (REV 62)
CDR: Boy, are you bright, Dave. i'm not sure I'm going (SPIDER) to be able to see to dock with this COAS I have. CDR 950 Au
UNKNOWN: I'm at feet, feet per second. (SPIDER)
CMP: Okay. Soumds pretty good. Spider/G,mndrop,
CC: we've got you through Hawaii nc_ transm/ssioa; good and solid, and I copied your last sounds great.
CDR: Roger. (SPIDEr)
CMP: Your thrusters are little yellow dots. (GUMDROP)
CDR: Yes. They're really throwing a lot of stuff off. (SPIDER)
CDR: Okay. We're 5 feet per second, about 610 feet. (SPIDER)
LMP: But you are upside down, again. (GUMDROP) us
UNKNOWN: Yes. I was Just thinking one of isn't right- (SPIDER) sideup. _____j_/_----- .... -__
CDR: Okay. I have us about 370 feet. (SPIDER)
UNKNOWN: Oka_r. Look_- closer _han that. (GUMDROP)
CDR: Doesn't it, tho,_h?
CDR: O_a). Got your camera out so you can take a (SPIDER) picture of £_ bottom half? and (GL_DBOP) stop and then pitch over?
CDR: Yes, that's vhat we're doing. We come on An and (SPIDER) stop, and then you're going to take over 6tatto_- keeping and I'11 pitch around.
UNKNOWN: Give me a }J.9__k next time _-ou turn your thrusters (G'2.,_ROP) on.
CDR: Ok_q, 3, 2, 1. (sPI]>--.:-O CDR (SPIDER)
UNKNOWN: Thank you. (C_ROP)
CC: Eow does that sports car handle, Jim7
CDR: Pretty nice. (SPIDER)
CDR: Ok_qv, bavey. It says 100 feet on the radar tape. (SPIDER) It lc_k& a little closer to that to me, but what do we you f.ay stop here?
UNKNOWN: Okay. That's a good idea. (C'_.rOR0_' } (SPIDER) give it to you.
CMP: Okay. TSar looks pretty good to me.
UNKNOWN: (Y_ay, good. ($PIDES)
CDR: Let me take a couple of pictures of your nose; then start., around. (GUMb_OP)
UNKNOWN: Okay. You tell me w.b_le I gulde it, okay? (G_._SOP) Page h33
CDR: Okay, babes. You've gdt it nov. (SPIDER)
UNKNOWN: Alrighty; I've gdt it. (GUMDROP)
CDR: I don't even see you in there, David. (SPIDER)
CMP: Oh, I'm'here. (C;J_DROP) (GUMDROP) water back. start
LMP: Okay, Dave. We're going to up on AUTO (SPIDER) _LL_ELrfERhere, and we're going to piteh up; %hen take you can a picture of our bottom. (_ROP)
LMP: Here we go. 2 degrees per second, (SPIDER)
LMP: Okay, half-degree per s_cond. (SPIDER) (GUMDROP)
CMP: It's quietened dove a little bit if it looks funny. (GUMDROP)
LMP: I'm - We're looking at you. (SPIDER)
CMP: Looks like a big black hole where an emgine used (C_DROP) to fire.
UNKNOWN: Okay. Get a pi, re of t%, i guess. (SPIDER)
CMP: I've got a couple. Why don'% you Just keep going (GUMDROP) the way you're going? .u_ Okay. (SPIDEa)
UNKNOWN: You've got another 20 _egrees to go.. (GUMDROP) Page _.3_ (CJJkDROP) I can even see the chamber right nov.
LMP: Okay, fine. be_t'stake another picture there, maneuver (SPIDER) and we're going to back around.
LMP: Okay. Tht_ w_ll be 2 degmees per second.
UNKNOWN: Okay. Go ahem.d; I've got the pictures.
CMP: How fast you going to do this one? (GUMDROP)
CMP: 2 degrees a second. (SPZDER) Okay. (C_ROP)
CMP: Say a Mark before you _tart, will you? (cz_oROr.)
LMP: 3['11maneuver now, Dave. You reacly? (SPIDER)
CMP: Go. (ocn_ROp)
LMP: Nousto_, for your information we could never get %be unlock, (SPIDER) radar to so we couldn't . .. staved
CC: Roger. Understand. The rendezvous radar locked.
UNKNOWN: Okay. I Wuess the next order of business is to up. (GUFfDROP) get set
UNKNOWN: Roger. Get set up and let's get on with the (SPIDER) docking.
CMP: Okay. Do you want to stationkeep on me? (GUMDROP)
LMP: I've got it. (SPIDF_) (GUMDROP) Gumdrop, Housto.-..Wetre
CC: standing by for :your logic and PYRO ARM.
LMP: Roger, Houston. _hank you. Logic on m_ Mark: Okay, 1. (GUMDROP) 3, 2, whoops! Stand by. 3, 2,
LMP: MARK:.
CC: And, Gumdrop, Houston. You are GO for PYRO ARM. (GUMDROP) arming no_. _LDSTONE(R_ 62)
CMP: Okay. Houston, this is Gumdrop here. I've got (CA_(DROP) full-extend/retract the switch in RE'IT_ACT. I've got Shou/d two barber ;roles. have a couple of grey, I belie_.
LMP: When did they go on barber pole, Dave? (SPIDER)
LMP: Well, when I checked them for full extension before, (GUMDROP) they were barber pole.
LMP: Roger. Maybe that's right, huh? (GUMDROP)
UNKNOWN: Okay. NOW, I went - now, I cycled again out to (GUMDROP) EXTEND and now back tQ REFRACT, _'_dI've got two grey.
LMP: Okay. (SPIDER)
CMP: So I think we're all right now. (,_IDEH)
LMP: Yes. Let's get on with it and see if we really 0ka_'. HErRACT?
CMP: Do you want to tr_ ._UTOMATIC (m_ROP) I24F Let's RETRACT
UNKNOWN: AUTOP_TIC Just like we talked (SPIDER) about it. (_P)
CDR: Why don't _ou do your roll? When you do that, Would (SPIDER) then I'm - How's the sun? you be able to dock c,ntop of me if I can't see you?
CDR: I'm in good shape sunwise. (GUMDROP)
CDR: O_aF. Fine. (SPIDER) (GUMDROP) because what if I - There's something sort of worrying me. Z£ I hit the RETRA_ now, it might_o. it you pull.me in.
CDR: Go ahead. (SPIDER)
UNKNOWN: CC Roger. Would you verify your DAP load prior to thXs docking?
CDR: Roger. The DAP's four balls 2. (SPIDER)
CC: Okay. i_ank you very mUch.
CMP: Houston, Gumdrop. (CYJMDROP)
CC: Go, G--u---.d-_op..
UNKNOWN: i think ye're okay on the probe now. Do you (_'F_ROP) concur?
CC: F.ogcr. It notu_dslike it's c&s_ now, Dave, Ye_ w _- COnC1,11'". Pa_ _37
UNKNOWN: Okay. do
UNKNOWN: Okay, Spider, I'11 stationkeeping when you (GUMDROP) turn around. CDR
UNKNOWN: don't you do your roll first, Dave? (SPIDER)
UNKNOWN: Alrighty. Here we go. (GUMDROP) ...
CDR: window over on the other side. (SPIDER)
CMP: Roiling left 60. (GUMDROP)
CMP: Okay. I'm holding now, 60-degree left roll. stand (GUMDROP) Could you by 1 second while I turn the docking light on for you? (Spi_Fa)
CDR: Okay, got it, Dave - very faintly. (SPID_.R)
CDR: Okay. Start4by. (GUMDROP)
UNKNOWN: (Y_ay. All set. Tighten that band and the whole (GUWDROP) work s,
CDR: Okay', Dave. You stationkeep an_ I'm going to (SPIDER) pitch over.
CMP: Okay. ((_MDROP)
CMP: Hey, you've still got the target. Good. (24_P And the drogue. (_ _ P) Page h38
CMP: Bight there looks prett) good.
UNKNOWN: Okay. You've got it? (m_r.,P)
CDR: lot yet. (sPIDER)
UNKNOWN: Okay. CDR mV
UNKNOWN: I cen't see COAS against you right now; (SPIDER) let me get up closer. right.
UNKNOWN: Ail Okay. You've got th* stationkeeping, (GtQHDPOP) right?
CDR: I've got it. (SPIDER)
CMP: Ail right. (_ROP)
CDR: I've got to look through the top of my helmet. I (SPIDER) Am beaded up? I
UNKNOWN: You've got to come back quite a ways, t your (C_JMDROP) ream.
CMP: Easy does it. / (GUMDROP)
UNKNOWN: _lhoot_.l TOO far. (cu_RoP)
UNKNOWN: Yes, I bow.
CMP: It looks like a sPOrty little machine. (GmmROP)
UNKNOWN: It's not even going in the right direction. (SPIDFa)
UNKNOWN: 99:15, Gumdrop.
UNKNOWN: Okay. We got shout 25 minutes. Pa_. _39
CDR: I Just can't ev?n see the CO_S, Dave. I don't (SPIDER) knov exactly where you a_-ewith respect to it.
CMP: Okay. You want me ko do it? in
CDR: No. Let me work my way here a little closer. (S_i. DER)
CDR: oki,. (r.,O_D_p)
LMP: Dave, I Just can't _ee it. Let me get in a little
CMP: You're coming fine. Jus_ keep coming easy like an angle, (GUMDROP) that. Looks like you are coming from but you are coming in with the right attitude. You ought to go forward and to yoUr right a little bit, relative to your body.
LMP: You're fine. (CU_DROP)
UNKNOWN: Right there. (_._DROp)
LMP: That doesn't look like it to me. (SPIDER) .ng.le
UNKNOWN: YOU get to ccme in from an anyway, so (GUMDROP) you're doing good.
CMP: Your yaw is off about 2 degrees. (GUMDROP) '
UNKNOWN: I just can't see the darn COAS. I can't see wha_ (SPIDER). my attitude is.
CMP: Yes. (_3MDROP) see There
CDR: If I don't it - it is, there. (SPIDER) 63/20 Page _h0
CMP: T_at's looking better. (C,U_D_P)
CMP: There you go.
UNKNOWN: I think you've got a han_le on it nov. (GUMDROP)
UNKNOWN: keeps disappearing. (SPIDER)
CMP: Okay. Now you're locking pretty good. (GUMDROP )
UNKNOWN: You're moving into the boundary. You're (GUMDROP) inside the capture boundary nov.
UNKNOWN: okay. (_RO*)
UNKNOWN: good. (_oP)
CDR: Okay. I can see it now. (SPIDER)
CDR: Thing's really sporting. (SPIDER)
CMP: Sure is; I can tell. You are looking good.
CMP: Keep it coming. (c_oP)
CMP: Almost there.
UNKNOWN: Okay. You are about there. (GCMDROP) APmmO_ AIR-_--_D VO.'.CZ_sc_Imwo_ Page hhl ASC_ISION 631 (1_1 SC ... about here. O(P Yes. O(P ! h_e capture. LMP Ores.t ! (S_DER) C_ Oki. Lc%', get her lined up. CDR Okay. Why don't you do it? I can't tell where (SPIDER) it is. We're in FREE now. CC Good ehcw, Spi_er. LMP Roger. Our onboard fuel readi,ng: 65 and 65 - (sPIo_) ],_e it 55 _nd 55. tfMP Retract. (Gt_DhO)_.) (_(P Did you get the latches? (_mP) CMP Hang ou. SC ... CDR Wnevl I haven't heard a zound like that in a (SPIDER) long time! G_ And it'. a very nice docking. ((_"_DROP) (:DR ... That wasn't a docking; that was ar,eye testl (m='ZOER) CDR Okay, Bouston. We're locked up. 6h/2 Page _2
CC: Sounds like you passed the 20-10, Jim, That zounded real beautiful. Good show.
CMP: Okay, Spider, I'm in FREE you're in FREE, I Eet squared a_ay.
CDR: Okay, Dave. start getting rea_ for the
CMP: Okay. Why don't you take a break for a while?
LMP: No, _,e've still got a lot to do.
CDR: Man, when I take a break, I'm going to bed for Roger.
CDR: Houston, did you get %ha_? l'/
UNKNOWN: Three days off. l Christmas?
CDR: What is that? Satur_ and Sunday and
CC: That was a hard day's work; and it looked real good, troops.
CDR: Thank you, Smokey. I may ...
CDR: - - Smokey, you still there?
CC: Yes, Jim. We've still got you for about another minute here.
CDR: Okay. Listen, I hope the whole world's listening, flight controllers that ye're - is anyplace that can be found. I'd like to thank you a/l, and I'm sure that the re-t of the guys up here would too.
CT: Go ahead.
CT: ---
UNKNOWN: Houston CAP C0f44, ARIA 6.
CT: That's negative at thte time. We don't have an 8-b_nd signal.
CC: Okay. If you get a lockup, would you ce/1 me on air-to-ground here! I'd like to talk to them.
CT: That's roger. ·Rix6 (F_-'v 63)
CT: Houston, this is ARIA 6. Is two-way lock _odula- tion ONY
CC: Roger, ARIA 6. Go R_(_ E. We're
CT: Roger. _.
CC: Hello, Spi '_r/Oumdrop. This is Houston through 6. How do ARIA you read?
CC: Spider, this is Houston through ARIA 6. _o you
CC: OkaY, ARIA. You can go LOCAL. I guess we aren't goin& to get them. We'11 try them through As- cension. Thank you. ASC:E_$IO_ (R_"/63)
CDR: Go ahem4, You c_ in. I!ouston. Just
CC: Roger. Spider, we a_e curious ab_t the option on the A_T star -l.tgnment. Are you going to do that ? Page h_
CDR: Houston, I don't kncw- boy lcng do you have we now?
CDR: l'_ got _ flight plan t_cked under m_ belt anytime
CDR: And, Houston, you've got it, we'11 take CC
CC: rcoger. The first opportunity we have, that we feel we can make, Js about 102 hours; it'B ]01:52.
CDR: Okay. I'm Just wondering abou_ our difficulty _ch time out, I waa concerned about _etting the thir_ read_. We'11 see how things go here. Okay?
CC: Okay. ?_ere is - The first opportunity is a ltt- tle over _ hour from now, and I didn't even want to past that on to you. It's your decision, but I don't think you can make that one. Yea.
CDR: I kind of doubt it, too.
CC: Okay. We concurred to not even shoot for that one, and we're looking nov at 101:52.
UNKNOWN: Eous%o_, di3 you call Gumdrop?
CC: Roger. If we are going to do the AO¥ star align- ment - I guess it'11 depend on how t?,ings go, but I have _ome gimbal _gles you'11 need for that. I can give them to you anytime you wo__t, if you wLut them at _11. get a lieee of paper, here, and we'11 have them ve Call rise t_le_,
UNKNOWN: oka,y.
CMP: G:_irop la ready to cc,Fy.
CC: Roger. For stLr 15: roll 35 36 32 81 365; mad
UNKNOWN: Roger. Copy. For st_r 15: 135 35 32 81 365;
CC: };o£er. That 16 confirmed, Gumdrop. And one fast qu._tion: did you ever see the tracking light on Spider?
CMP: No; it was out when he got here.
CC: Uude_tand.
UNKNOWN: But the way this navigation works in here, you .
CC: Gumlrop, Houston copies. ,_;oun_sgreat.
CMP: ... go next flight.
CC: Spider, Houstoa.
CC: l_ouston.
UNKNOWN: Houston, Gumdrop. C._.
CC: C-umdrop, wo..ld you reims- to Bplder that we w_uld eure like to have him check that OPS heater a6ain before he crows that OP_ that had failed? I'm $aing to lose you here, and we'11 try to talk to you over Tananarive at around 25. axay. you put it
CDR: Okay. t
CC: Roger, Gund_op. Copy. And I copied Spider there. TANANAR.._ (REV 63)
CC: Spider/G_drop, this is Houston through Tananarive Stand/n6 by.
CDR: O=adrop, are we in any kind of - -
LMP: I fired that one, Dave. Hey, right now we are An
LMP: Hey, listen. MaYbe if you went to FREE, and we and do it.
LMP: We have/it. /
CC: Spider/Guz_trop, Houston through Tananarive.
CC: Spidei/Oumdrop, this is Houston transmitting in the blind. I'm not picking you up. We would like to recommend you use the IR RCS Just as much as possible. We used Just _ little more com_nd module CSM RCS there than we'd predicted rendezvous. on the
CDR: Houston. This is the Spider h_-re. We're
CC: Okay. Real good. Spider/Oundrop,
CC: And, this is Houston through Cam aa-yon.
CDR: Roger, Gumdrop.
CC: And, Spider, do you read Houston. Are you too -
CMP: Go ahead. Houston, Gumdrop.
CC: Roger. Do you know if Spider's read/nE me or As Just too busy - can't _nswer me?
CDR: We were re^xl_ngyou; we were kind of busy, Stu.
CC: Okay, Gumdrop. At a convenient time, would like for you to pas_ to _hem this - We want to do a couple of _teps on that AGS zystem %rouble3hoot - that wa.ning li$ht - prior to them doing the ACS __lign_nd giv_ update.
CMP: Oka_v. We'11 do that.
CC: Gumdrop, Houston. We're noticing your surge taak down a little.
CMP: Roger. That _ould be from the tunnel PRESS.
CMP: Boy, it is down a little, isn't it?
CC: That's roger.
CMP: O.-.ay.Spider, G-_mdrop.
UNKNOWN: Hey, listen, we're 4topping off quite a bit on the t_n'mel nr you, _he ]atcfi, es look g_od; I t.eal. are think we've got a good H_l you doing there? over o_.ucabin
LMP: Okay. We got pressure-way up to - in a _nute /,e_e. Page !_,!_
CMP: Oki. Listen, maybe you ouEht to open that door. (_3MDROP) The surge tank is dorm to _00, and We ought to do something here pretty quick. (SP_DZa) return valve?
UNKNOWN: SC Eov about that.
CDR: Is the tunnel okay, Dave? I'11 open up the door. (SPIDER)
LMP: Yes. I've got the probe out. (GUMDROP)
CDR: Okay. Open the hatch. (SPIDER) that's
CC: And, Gumdrop, the suit return valve we'd like to have you take a look at.
CMP: Roger. You're right. That one was still closed. (GUMDROP) taken helmet and
CMP: I had Just my glo_es off _.fter tunnel, hadn't (GUMDROP) going into the and I opened that.
UNKNOWN: Okay, Houston. I see it Surge tank's goillg · (GUMDROP) back up.
LMP: Houston, here's your dock alignment. Do you ha_ (SPIDER) the star angle difference? CC (sPZD._>
CDR: Hi, Dave! (SPIDm0
UNKNOWN: are you re_ to copy torque_ng _ales?
CC: O_ay. I have them nov.
LMP: Oki. Understand you've got the torquein 6 angles. (SPIDER)
CC: Affirmative, Spider. I have the torqueing angles.
CC: And that's pretty good c:a that star _ngle 0.tffer- ence. Way to work, big team!
LMP: Yes. Crazy? It's a little longer. (SPIDER)
CC: Yes. It's real swin6ing , and _'c're about to lose you at Carnarvon in 30 seconds, _nd we'11 see you over Hawaii at 04.
LMP: Roger. Will you have a PAD by that time? (SPIDER)
CC: That's affirmati%e. I hi,ye the PAD in my hand IiCi. W__"llsee
LMP: Okay. you at Hawaii with it. (SPIDER)
CC: Roger. _',_,AZI(REV63)
CC: Spider/Gumdrop, thi_ is Houston through Hawaii.
UNKNOWN: Hello, Hawaii, Gumdrop. We're making progress. (GUMDROP)
CC: Roger. L_derstand. $_1dwhenever you all are ready, I have your AMS depletion PAD and your I_ Jettison attitude. Rusty_
CDR: - - (SPIDER)
CMP: Stand by. .(GUMDROP)
CC: And, Spider, Houston. We'd like to upltnk your state vector. I noticed you are in POO now.
UNKNOWN: that fox Sp_der or _amdrop?
CC: That was for Spider.
CC: Roger, Spider. You are in POO. We'd like to up- link you a state vector.
LMP: Okay. Go ahead. And I am ready to copy your PAD.
CC: Okay. And are you ready - Okay. Here is the APS depletion: 101 52 4400, plus 52356, minus 52682, t plus 00520 74275 314 023. Guess you really didn't / 5_75, plus 19626. That's the end of the APS (lepletionPAD. And your LM weight: 9549.
LMP: Okay. (Mathe readback I got 101 52 4_00, plus plus 48549, minus 52675, plus 19626; and LM weight: 9549.
CC: Roger. And for the Jettison attitude, I have angles for either the _M or the LM, if you wanted to m-neuver with the LM - cave a little command module CSM RCS rue3.
UNKNOWN: L_P Okay. Go ahead with them. I don't know which
CC: Okay. Reading the angles for the LM: roll 314, pitch 023, yaw 01!; and the CSM arq$!e: 318.5, 282.0, 04_.7. And we are throug_bwith the com- puter.
LMP: Roger. I understand that )GU are through with now has changed, and therefore, I think, probably the (.T_:.{ angles will have to be :xxlifiedto a cer- rain extent. Docking ring a_le is now minus 0.2. Page k51 Understand m__uus0.2.
CC: Roger. docking ring is HDv come you were mo sio_r_yin roll there? that.
CDR: I _u't think I'11 say anything to ( u ter)
CC: Okay. And, Rusty, we%_e got = little trouble- shooting, here, on the AC_ we'd like to 2o that warning light. We don't know if you want %o take the time (:,rnot.
CC: Spider, this l_ _ouston. Do I still have you?
LMP: Ali right. Go ahead, Houston.
LMP: Roger. We'_ got a procedure here that we'd like to do ¢onceraimg the AGS, and it's that caution light - We'd like to have you do this procedure prior to the ADS update in your checklist.
CC: 9.rey_A
UNKNOWN: to copy?
LMP: Stand by. How long is it?
CC: It's about five E teps_.
UNKNOWN: Okay. stud
UNKNOWN: _he_d.
LMP: Ail right, Noustoa. Go _ea_. 1 turn-off
CC: Roger. Step is: perform normal pro- cedure. Verify the AGS caution light goes out. Open, then close the caution CW_A circuit breaker. Perform the normal turn-on procedure. And then, after you have done this, why, reset the AGS time and update and align s_ nora-1 checklist.
LMP: Okay. _ou w_ut _ r,crmai AGS turnoff. You want Tape64/A2 Page452 clc4e Cl_7_Jk breaker, perform a _or=al turn-_ _.nd and u_te _lSgn the Am.
CC: That is affixm_tive, Spider.
LMP: Okay. Seems to me Lhere's one _re thing I have is ... We
CC: Spider, Nonstop. sho%Lldhave you through the Redstone now.
UNKNOWN: here.
CC: Roger. _usty, _'e al. so wo'_ld like to request thot LM CT}ASback you brir_ the into the CSM.
UNKNOWN: IJ4P Roger. Do you have data at the kedstone here,
LMP: Roger. Do you want me to .go through that proce- dure rl_.t
CC: Cn the AGS? _'es,let's do. up.
LMP: Coming
UNKNOWN: Houst°u, Or.drop.
CC: Go ahead, Gumdrop. corer_madmodule?
CC: We copy that. Stand by. VeLi! _t that ir,work. We'd like to have you turn off the f_m_it,H2 t_. 2. Page _53
LMP: The light is still on .... caution light came and it stayed on after pushir_ in the AEA breaker and going to OP_. and could get you to cycle the track light on off, we'v_ got data nov. Could you do thet for us?
LMP: Spider. Track light on; track light off.
CC: Okay. Rusty, could you do that for us once more? On your M_rk.
UNKNOWN: Roger. 3, 2, 1.
LMP: Track light on. Let me know when you want l_ off.
CC: 0ka_v. Turn it off on yuur _m/4c.
LMP: Roger. 3, o 1.
LMP: MARX.
LMP: Track light off.
CC: Okay. _?_ankyou very much. And on_ othar change want to your checklist: in the clo_eout here, we you to change - Put the S-band antennaso;:_the n,_n- her 2 AFT position. T_is is rendezvous, page 1;,1, step 10.
LMP: Roger. S-ban_ antemna to AFT.
CC: And, Spider, one other thing. We %,ould like i.o-- rendezvous-h2, This feed is system on A. Leave _yste_ step A 5. in _OP_U__Land Do not _c-_nt system B to ASCENT _ IST_R_CCi_._C?. Page _54
LMP: Understand. Do_not ASCENT I_ONNECT SYSTEM (EPI_) ... O_drop, did you Eet that! B. (SPIDER} hut I don't _ whether it was A or
CC: Spider, it is do not connect - interconnect syst.-m Alfa. Interconnect system Baker only.
CDR: Roger. Bravo only; and negative on the Alfa inter_ ·(SPIDER) connect. good.
CC: Very Thank you.
CC: 0k_y. Rusty, one other thing: we want you to leave the track circuit breaker open.
LMP: Roger. Is that the track light circuit breaker? (SP_ER)
CC: That is affirmative. Your trmck light circuit breaker. It's rendezvous-_3; qtep 3. We would like that open;
LMP: It's open now. (SPIm_R)
LMP: Okay, Jim. (S?IDER)
LMP: Commander.
CDR: Roger. Do you read? (_RoP)
UNKNOWN: Roger. Ncw I do. (_I_.Za)
CDR: Ccc_m_der's suit i,'o!mtio_with suit disconnect; ((NJMDROP) connect the L,_hoses and ntov; CDR transfer to the CS_ with the ISA and the CDR rendezvous checklist - I've done that -We've got the index, and we've g_t the PLSS cartridge over here.
CDR: And do you have PLSS mtowe4 now! (GI.11_I_P), Pm.ge 1_5_ (8PI_ER) floor. Go aheaxland reaxlit.
UNKNOWN: Okay. LM svitch closeout for Jettison ordeal;
UNKNOWN: L/ghtin& off.
CDR: Master arm OFT. (_ROP)
LMP: Master 8."ii OFF, (sPiDm_)
CDR: (_, I mean. Master arm Ow. (Ot_ROP)
UNKNOWN: o_a_. (SPIDER)
CDR: Audio, c_-_nder: S-band T/R OFF, (O_I4DROP)
LMP: OFF. (S_DEa)
UNKNOWN: CDR Relay OFF.
UNKNOWN: Relay' OFF? '- (SPID_.R)
LMP: _oger. (SPIDER)
CDR: lext step. Guidance c.c_trol P_C_. ((_J'I4DROP)
UNKNOWN: Ouidance contrailPGIfC8. (SPIDER) Ttpe6_/16 P_e _56
LMP: _bae control --
CDR: -- negative. Throttle control Al]kO. (CUXD_P)
UNKNOWN: A!_O. (smm_)
CDR: _ t/_rottle CO_,_XDER. (_mmRoP) P_&t_e s_m OFt. arm
LMP: Engine O_T. (sP_m) tqJh Ascent helium tb
UNKNOWN: end 2 - grey. (GUMDROP) Ll_a_ helium and
UNKNOWN: REG'm 1 2 grey. (SP_) Abort and guarded,
CDR: stage fltmh (_m_0P) out
UNKNOWN: Roger. Your first word is cutting every time, (SPIDER} Abort and abort stage flush and guarded. lul_ebutton. Can
CDR: I'm using the you hear m_ (GUMDROP) nov? Okay. Nc.w?_tep. System A _/_dB _sccft ascent oxld/zer_ tb fuel und (_) - barber pole. (S_ZD_) A and -
CDR: 5_tem B qu_d 1, 2, 3, _, (8) tb grey. LKF l_oger. verlf_ it. (SPIDER) CRSFI)- baa_oerPole.
CDR: tb - (SPIDER) Pa_e L57
CDR: _ystem A and B main shu%o.'Tv_ve tb - grey. (_P)
UNKNOWN: i and B shutoff, grey. (SP_F.R)
CDR: Think that must be your ball, Right?
LMP: Yes. It's on the LMP side. (SPIDER)
CDR: Glycal to pump 1. (_J_DROP)
LMP: Glycol to pump 1. (SPIDER)
CDR: 02 1{20quantity monitor - caution warning RESET.
LMP: -- RESET. CDR control DS3DECONTROL.
UNKNOWN: Attitude (3) to (GUMDROP) (SPIDER) CDR MODEC0NTROL, ATT (GUMDROP) (SPIEER)
CDR: RCS system A/B-2, quad 1, 2, 3, _; AXrTO.
LMP: AXrfO. (SPXD_)
CDR: _xterior lighting OFF, they have here. Where do (GUMDROP) OFF? they want it, TP.ACK or ¢SPXDF_) Page_58
CDR: ACA/_Jet (2), _L_. (GU_ROP)
LMP: Roger. ]_A2LE.
CDR: TTCA/TRA_sLA_I_ (2), :]_IABLE. (sPxo_)
CDR: Inverter to number 2.
LMP: Inverter is on 2. (SPIOZR)
CDR: BA2T 5 and 6 backup feed (2) - ON tb - grey. (o_oP)
LMP: Backup feet's on tb - grey. (SP_OZR) 07F/_ESET,
CDR: RA2T 5 and 6 normal feed (2) tb - (GUMDROP) barber pole.
UNKNOWN: O_/RESET, %b - barber pole. (SP_)
CDR: Here's eomething I can't read. Audio - - (GU_ROP)
CC: th&t'a au&to L}4P. Jim,
CDR: Thanks. Audio LMP. S-band T/R, OFF. (GUMDROP) (sPi_)
CDR: Rela_r, OFF. range
CDR: S-band - P_ prim prime, OFT. PCM, OW, HI. L_2 Cot s7'_"_-_) ..
CDR: Tape, OFF - tb _a_er pole. Eey, we _t'_n'tget ... (_OP)
CDR: c_._. z got it. (SPIDER)
CDR: Did you get the tape off of there? (Ct_n_P)
LMP: I'11 get it, (SPZD_)
CDR: (_a_. _y don't you get It and throw it in here (CUMDROP) nov se that we venet forget ItT
CDR: 8-be_ AI_. (SPIDEr)
CDR: PO_ARD or APT. (c,b',mmP)
CC: That _ a change. W.e want that on n_ber 2 APT.
LMP: J_, you'11 have to ma_ th_% one again. I missed (SPIDER) it after we talked _bou_ the tape recorder. _[ou by, led ma there. 2
CDR: _a_. F-band number AFT. (_OP)
UNKNOWN: _oger. Got it. (SPIDER)
CDR: l_extstep: suit gas diverter_ go to EGRE_B. (C_D_OP)
LMP: Suit gu diverter_, _ egremmed. (SPIDER) (OUMDROP)
LMP: CabL_ _-"_S lm in CL0_E.
LMP: PLSS fill, f2.OSE. Page _SO
CDR: Descent. Descent 02, CLOSE.
LMP: Roger. Got you. (SPIDER)
LMP: X think that was ascent number 1 02, CLOSED. (SPIDER) I don't knov why you're cutting out, but the firet _mrds are cutting out, Jim.
CDR: Just a second. Let _e check some of the zvitcheso (_OP)
CDR: _es. These 'are the same kind I've always used. (6t_DROP)' Let me check another lead here.
CC: Rusty, hcv do you rea_ Eouston_
UNKNOWN: _[cm're five-sq_, Rouston. (SPIDER)
CC: Do you want _e to re_d the list? (SPIDK)
CDR: Houston, hey do you read me?
CC: I rea_ you loud and clear, Jim.
CDR: Oka_. I guess we're incomp&tible up here. (cusoP)
UNKNOWN: ascent numb_.r i 02 closed. (CU_DmP)
UNKNOWN: 02 Roger. Ascent number 1 closed. (SPIDER) Page _6A t
CDR: Ascent r,vt.,ber2 02, OPEN.
LMP: _scent number 2 02, OPEN. (SPI_R)
CDR: Suit isolation (C-_m_nder), _IJITDISCONNECT. (c_o?)
LMP: SUIT DISCONNECT.
LMP: C(._utt relief, AUTO. (SPIDER)
CDR: Cabin gas return to EC_ESS. (_J_OP)
LMP: Cabin gas return going EGRESS. (SPIDER) }
CDR: Cabin relief ad _ump (2) to AUTO. I (UJMDROP) ./
LMP: Cabin relief an_ dt,np: the forward is AUTO, and in (SPI_ER) I'11 put the upper AUTO. J
CDR: Okay. DFI primary, ON; 8econdary, OFF. l
LMP: DrI, DFI primary, ON; secondary, OFF. (SPIDER)
CDR: Okay, _MP transfer to the CSM ,z_hilicAl_. We'11 (OUNDBOP) lend them .d_n to you in Just a _duute.
LMP: (kay. (SP_DZR)
CC: Houston. I want to remind you that Fou.'re _[ng to have to put new time in the AGS. That procedure we gave you wiped the time out' of the AGS.
UNKNOWN: Roger, Houstoa. Th_ you. new LX weight we passed you. Page 1_62
UNKNOWN: Roger. Unde_ ;._d.
UNKNOWN: ... there it goes. That wu same state VEC you (SPIDER) gave ]me. It integrated forever.
CDR: Hey, Rusty, are you still up there! (aum_?) (SPIDER)'
CDR: Okay. Are you switched over to the umbilical yet? (GUMDROP) I'm
LMP: No. loading the AOS here, Jim; Just a minute. (SPZDER) (_P) Okay. me over
LMP: Want to transfer now? (SPIDER) ... (GLaD.P) IR
CDR: Are you still ca Cf_N, or on our CO_! (GUMDROp)
LMP: I'm on LN CO3_. (sPm_)
CDR: oki. ((m_)
LMP: Stand by. switch over. I'11 it (Gtl_DROP) turn your suit flo_ on, an_ we'11 turn your audio power off over here ,o we can switch over to it.
UNKNOWN: . .. Okay. Dave? (_z_:_) ,., Boy, cure bunch
UNKNOWN: LMP &_tting a of noise. 6_/23
CDR: 29
LMP: 0_ay. YGu can turn on _ suit _ov, Jim.
CDR: Okay. Your _utt flow t_ on. Okay. to be disconnecting
LMP: ;_d I'm going the CO_ ,_ there.
CC: And, Gumdrop, this is Houston. At an_ convenient time - Stand by one, Gu=drop. Disregard that.
CDR: Okay. We will disregard your _ss_ge.
UNKNOWN: Okay. Gum___op, Houston. If you've got one of the troopa An there with a ep_re hand to write, I coul_ give you your block data nov. That would be c_e thing out of the wa_ for tonight
CDR: minute. 0Z_-. J-_t·
UNKNOWN: Roger. Page _ A_?r&UA(.RZV 6_)
CC: Houston. If you've got one of the tloops there with a spare hand to write, I could gyve you 8 way tmight.
CDR: Okay. Just a minute. Roger.
LMP: Honstoa, this is Spider, I g,_ess.
CC: qoger, Spider I guess. Thi_ is Houston, I know.
LMP: Okay. If you ct.,,eee ;h_ DSKY rigJ,tuo_, you'11 respond with what you passed me ¢,nthe data.
CC: Okay, Rusty. That's _<,methingthat I was waz,t_ng you. that I to get to The tmgle_ passed you were FDAI er,glen. at,, I,'DAI
LMP: Roger. That's what I'm looking _n_les. possibility that if _'e vent to a right yaw an_le in. that the pitch and roll would come
CC: Roger. We agree with that, and ye're having guidalice reconfirm these angles nov, Spider.
LMP: Houston , go ahead with the block data if you
CC: Okay. I've got about _ ntnute here; I'11 _t,_rt l, reading: 065 Baker, plus 338, minus 1699; and Spider, ye're saying if you d_;go to those _,gle= .- if you yaw, do that 011. That way we wilt have the right angles.
CC: I'm going to lose You here, C',_drop. _'!1 finish end hit up this block data over Ascen_ion_ we'11
CC: 't,,=de_tu._a; t_2. Page h65 AsczssIo_(REV 6_)
UNKNOWN: ffello, Houston. This is Apollo 9. T,he Gumdrop eagles on our DSk'Y...
CC: Apollo 9, this is Houston. You sort of dropped sh_aing out on me. We're the right angles on the LM DSKY. Are you sa_ing your angles are not correct in the command module?
CC: Apollo 9, Houston. shoutng
CC: Apollo 9, Houston. If you read us, we are both vehicles in the proper attitude - proper _..ngl es. !. /
LMP: Ney, HoustOn, this is Sp{der.
CC: f',o, Spiaer.
LMP: Roger. I want to oti you that on the ACS I'm going to bet it back to zero here, but there chance isn't & anovball's it's going to stay there L-a_tilthe burn time.
UNKNOWN: And, houston, this t_ Gumdrop here. Do you want here now: Stan_
CC: by, G_--_irop.
CC: Gumdrop, ffouston.
CC: (_d._op, this is Houston. If you read, we recom- _encl deacToa,%d. tn the CSM In _
CMP: okay. Page _68
CC: An_ _umdrop/Sptder, we'11 see you over Carn_ at lb, if you read.
CMP: l_.
LMP: Hey, Houston, Spider. Cm_A.RVON(RSV6h) 9-
UNKNOWN: Houston, Apollo
CC: Houston. Roger. We're standing by for your logic switches. attitude for usT
CC: Affirmative. SEP attitude: roll, 137.h; pitch, 092.5; ya_, 021.9. And note your TIG is 101 plus 32 plus _h. You're ri ght there today,
CC: Yes. Roger.
CMP: Okay. What's our Jettison time to get off the LM?
CMP: Houston, we're ready to o.. update.
CC: Okay. We're standing by for your logic.
LMP: Ail right. Logic b_ ON at this tike.
CC: Apollo 9, Houston. You have a GO for PYRO AP.M.
UNKNOWN: _ouston, one other question: what time _o ;you want ms to Jettison the L_:- %_nattime do you want us Lu,? to get off the Do you have any preference?
CC: Roger. Ten minutes prior to your SEP maneuver or at22.
CMP: Okay. [_derstand 22. Page h67
CC: F_uston. Go.
LMP: Boger. Just to clarify one thing in the procedure, there, in exiting the LM. We left the 'ascent l_terccr_nects on system Alfa CLOSED and on Bravo OPEN. We also ran the same configuration on the wa_tnshut-off valve; that is, we closed the main shut-off valve in system I_ravoand ]cft it open in Alfa. Hopef_ll_V, that's what you w_mted.
CC: 9, Houston. Affirmative; that% good.
LMP: Ok%y; thank you.
CC: 9, to LOS. Guam st 25, and it's looking good.
CC: Houston. a didn't see your lmyroson yet. in
CMP: Okay. I'11 get them on Just another minute or two. _m (REV64) CC Stand/ng
UNKNOWN: 9, Houston thrcug_hGuam. by.
CDR: Okay. Stand by, Houston.
CC: Roger. about 39. -.
UNKNOWN: 9, Houston. Rec°_mend limit cycle OFF. S_r again.
UNKNOWN: 65/5 HAWaXI(_gv 6_)
UNKNOWN: Apollo 9, Houston through Hawaii.
UNKNOWN: Hello, liouston. This is Apollo 9. We were able to get that SEP m_neuver off in the directic_ tha_ we had intended. We did an &utomatie maneuver in the PGIICS that very carefully placed us gfmbal lock, 80 wu thrusted out to the side of it, _nd Ve're clear. we have it tn bight. all
CC: Roger. Understand you are well clear and we have a GO, then, for the LM maneuver.
UNKNOWN: Houston, Atollo 9-
CC: Houston. _. yru
CC: 18oger. The t,ulmtime is at 52 plus hh.
UNKNOWN: Thank you. I can cive you a clock time here at 11 minutes, or do you want it?
CC: 15 seconds to Il minutes.
CDR: Oks_.
CC: l,, 3, 2, z.
CC: Eleven minutes.
CDR: Roger. Verygood. Page h69 I
CC: Apollo 9, Houston. About 2 minutes to go; do you still fee) comfortable in your position?
CDR: Oh, yes. We're well clear.
CC: Very good; it's looking good clovn here.
CMP: Houston, that engine's still burning away like mad. h-l/2
CC: Very good. We've got about more minutes, and it looks like about the only thing we got is a very t slight pitch oscillation. really _llong ways away.
CC: We do, too.
CC: Did y_u get the LMP?
CDR: No. i didn't forget him. I left him there on purpose. (Lat_ht er)
CMP: And, Houston, we have fuel cell 2 warning light
CC: Roger. It
CC: Roger. looks like condenser exhaust.
CMP: Roger. It's the santo thir_ we've been seeir_ ald day. Page 1,70 (REV65) Apollo 9?
CDR: Hey, Houston. Do you read
CC: Houston, 1%oger. We'_e got about _5 seconds yet. Just shutdown. We had
UNKNOWN: Roger. _e put out a big cloud of white stuff.
CDR: Houston. Apollo 9.
CDR: Roger. What time do you expect to give us the block data?
CC: Roger. I'11 give it over MILA at 57. Negative, 57.
CC: Roger. lO1
CDR: Alrighty .... 200.
CC: Wait a minute. I've got the wrong data here.
CC: Be, at MILA at 22.
CDR: Roger. 22. (mw _;5) ANTZC, UA
CC: Apollo 9, Eouston thro-_h Antigua.
CC: Apollo 9, Houstcn throuc1, Antigua.
CC: Apollo 9, Ho_zton throug_h Dntigua,
CC: Houston, Apollo 9_
UNKNOWN: 9, Houston. _'!'! ,sire yo-a _ couple of block datas. and ;:_']! here, %hen Ieccmp'_te them and give you everything _.th b:ock dsta 12.
UNKNOWN: 65/8 Page _71 56 23 _825; 066 3 Alfa, plus 312, plus 1_6 10_. 20 28 k821_. l_e _72 Taa.U_IVE (R_'v65)
CC: Apollo 9, Houston through Tanan_ive.
CDR: Houston, Apollo 9- },'ow do you read?
CC: Oh, not too bad. Same thing __rm Tananartve. We'11 try it, though.
UNKNOWN: couple of questions for
CC: mc_er. Go.
CDR: Okay. First, fu-I cell 2 ,.,:emsto be _lipping down the power curve there; ,'e'resbout 2 AMPS low on it. The PTU ib still running high and kicking on the MASTER AIJ_M every ozxce in a whale, The other question is H2 pressures. Tank 1 is now registering about 261 or _o and - oh, yes - 275. T_mP. 2 is about - Temk 1 is about 262, and tank 2 is _bout 275.
CC: Okay. I think that last thing you were talking about,was H2 t_nk pressures, and if it's gone up above 260, go ahead _2_d%urn %hem off. We plan to pump ther_up again tonight anF.let th_m _rc f,leep_ng. _ecay while you
CMP: Ro6er. We cut the heaters off on the }[2cryo.
CC: 9, Houston. Are you still with me? B2
UNKNOWN: 9. We're broken. We've got the heaters ,,. off e,tThe Tresent time.
CC: Roger. Copy. We'11 Oeleie BATT A charge toafght. 0uk_(_v 65)
UNKNOWN: Roger. Hello. }{ouston,Apollo 9. Go ahead. POO and ACCEPT.
LMP: Ckay. You have POO in ACC=?T. Page h73
CC: Re, er.
CMP: Tananartve.
UNKNOWN: didn't copy much over Pretoria and 1_2yagain Wtll you what you were talking about on the fuel calls and the cryos?
CC: 0k_y. I think you ttnmaedthe H2 heaters off there, I hope.
CDR: That's affirmed.
UNKNOWN: And when you turned them off, did you go from the ON position, or from the AIF_O position to GFF? i
CDR: We went from AUTO to OFF.
CC: Okay; afraid of that.
CDR: Didn't like that, huh?
CDR: Pressures were getting up pretty high. Do you t to go *_ _ n_? _ksV. p]a.nsnow.
UNKNOWN: Let me tell you our What we'd i: like to do is take them on up to 275-270, sorry and and - By your M._NUAL cycle then heaters fans OFF. We'd like %o do that Just as late as _'e
CDR: an kay. prior We'11 to your z_n them rest up cycle. to 270 end then turn them off and leave the heaters and fans off, too; is that right?
CC: Yes; for the night. And we're hoping we can get MASTF_q a 12-hour decay there before we hit the ALk_ again.
CDR: Okay; but you want to leave everything off over- night, lf.t.hatright?
LMP: CDR Okay.
CC: Ney, 3_u might tell Jim we got a - Papa Alpha Tango and about three little ones here really p:'oudof today's operations.
CC: I sai_ we've got Papa Alpha Tango back there in the 1.,_,2)' _o:_:_, ,-;:_, three .1.1__.],.. '.nes_ ¢r,J they _"c '"-_))3' ?f".' 'f' :' .' [.t .... ,L..... " P_e bTh four, -zouldyou,
CDR: Say h__lloto those please?
CDR: Hello,
UNKNOWN: second thought> I']I &ay hello. there. 9.
CC: Okays We'd like to delete the BATT A charge. %0 _:now- ¥e'd like to get a list of the non- checklist and the mort-checklist items that you might have brought back from the I_, Okay.
CMP: And while you're stand!L_gby, how about the fuel cell, what dc,you think about that?
CC: 0z_y. Or,the _'uelcell, what we're hoping is that as _oon as _e power down, the exhaust tern- perature - It [,hould come down, and also tt ought '
CMP: OKay.
CC: We're not too hot _bout doing e_ }{2purge because i' - of course - it ua_s'is little bit of hydrogen there.
CMP: '[es,'that'_true. Do you want to do any 02 purges tonight?
CC: Whatever'_ on the flight pl_u. We'11
CMP: Okay. do an 02 purge.
UNKNOWN: left a 'Goat big bag %_P°rary storage bag - it's _.bc_t3 _reet]cng ar:-.', a foot _'ide and a c.,e _M, and Dull foot tldck ow:r on it was of garbage; foo_ _:appers _d things like that. It .dida't _cig_:,,":fyruch, _:t it probably mos_ have we_ghe_ 10 toun_s c-'so. We didn't bring anything in significant back _lth us the way of weight. Pa_e475 th,: the ... and that's probably .h_avlcst item that we have, and we haven't found a place to down somewhere on the aft bulkhead. }_obab]y to_Lrds the lower equipment bay.
CC: Okay. We copy that. Houston. Hem IR COASt,
CC: Apollo 9, a_out the COAS -
CDR: Oh, Roger. I got the IR COAS.
CDR: I don't think we have anything that weighs anything, though. I tell you what we'11 have to do, Ron. We- brought the books back. We got ull the checklist stuff back with ira, but we d_dn't have time to sort out the numbers _o w_ have two _'hole -'fnat probably weighs e_uother 5 or 8 pounds.
CC: Okay. We understand that.
CDR: And we'11 have to rearrang_ some of the things on the spacecraft, and we'11 ],t RETRO know where we them. put Okay?
CC: Okay. Good idea.
CC: 9, Houston. You've got it up there and we've checked and compared. So I've got a NAV check , but I don't it. think you'11 nee_
CMP: Oh, if you say it's a good one, it's a good one. We'11 t-_e what we got. and if OPS check, so, any results?
CDR: I checked the CPS again, and the light still didn't _e (_.
CC: Roger. copy. CDR
UNKNOWN: ]_ty checked it and he couldn't get - The light didn't come on. i went over _nd checked it again and it came on _ine. As R matter of f_ct, vent they cane on four ¢:r f_vc times. Then ahead and left it there, didn't _ay anything about it; Page _76 I Just thought _ hadn't done it right. Went back over there today _nd they didn't work at all for either one of us.
UNKNOWN: Houston. Cheek y_mr m/ddle gimbal.
CDR: Roger. _.'esee. We're going to power down the plat- form here iua minute.
CC: O_qr_ (REV65) HAWAn
CC: Apollo 9, Houston through Hawaii. I've got you there, we haven't had any EKG on you all day, so when you - You :_ight do a little trouble- shooting here this evening sometime.
CMP: I'11 tell you one reason you don't have it right nov, i_ _hat I'm not plugged in.
UNKNOWN: Yes, but we didn't _ve any all day long on you, Just on the FXG part of it. We had the respiration.
CMP: Let'_ _quare away the block data firet though. CC We're
UNKNOWN: working on the block data, and w_ it we here. should have before leave
UNKNOWN: CC By the _y, our __.'n_ of Tex_s is about 30.
CMP: Okay. CC We're if any
UNKNOWN: )'ou might have additional ccz_m-_ntson the I24 Jettison there.
CDR: No. It went off pretty clean. We had a bang like regazlar and a a pyro, pushed us back with - I guess _nething liLe _/10 of a foot per second. It's it was supposed to be. It looked like a clean the _r.d seDaratfon, docking ring looked clean, we couldn't see too much of it because it went away pretty fast. And gosh, we must have been a mile and finally burned. a half away _*nenit
CDR: The maneuver to the separation attitude didn't out work so good. I guess we never tried it in a simu/ator. We sort of slipped into gimbal lock, but I think we got to the right position. Okay.
CC: Okay. And by the _y, the _ is irkan orbit 37 - about 3750 miles by 125.
CC: Oh really?
CC: Yes. CC
UNKNOWN: Houston. We could also use some dosimeter readings.
CMP: We thought you'd probably usk for that. CC
CMP: Okay. Rusty's was 8012, and nine and Jim's are packed way down on the l_ttom of somewhere. "
CC: -1 understand. 8012. Your waste water is up to about 90 percent now, so you may be wanting to dump that a little bit early. we can do _t here in a Jiffy. Th_nk you.
CC: Apollo 9, Houston. You Jim that hie _lght tell guests can hear him now. They didn't hear him before. GOLDSTO_(REV65)
CC: Apollo 9, Houston. I have your blcck data when you're ready to copy.
UNKNOWN: Go *ahead,Apollo 9.
CMP: Roger. You read! Page _78 gaess there.
UNKNOWN: yOU didn't read _e for a minute Okay. Go ahead; ! 'm ready.
CC: Okay. ¢_6 3 Alfa, plus 312, plus 1_6 I0_ 20 28 plus _82_; 067 3 Bravo, 338, plu_ 1489 105 5h 57 _816; 068 3 A/fa, plus 317, plus 1_1_6 107 27 50 _789; 069 Charlie Charlie, p]us 268, plus 1390 109 minus OO _ L768; 070 Cmlie Charlie, r,inus 231, 1.600 ]10 53 53 _5_0; 071 C%_rlie Charlie, minum 313, minus ]609 ].12 27 57 _310; 072 Alfa Chs_lie, plus ]33, minus 0339 ] .1._ _ 03 29 :,'/I_8; 073 2 Alfa, I_lus 26], r,-lnus0310 ll_ L:9 06 4827; 0Th Alfa Char]ie. plus 322, _[nus 0320 ]]6 12 55 4859. A.ud [_S trim: pitch, minus 0.89; yaw, minus ].]2. _.¢er.