Otrobonita/noicy-space-talks huggingface dataset:
CC: Okay, Gumdrop, this is Rouston_ We ._.
CDR: Anything else you wanted, Rusty?
UNKNOWN: Yes, you got to get that checklist going fast. Shoot, ] can't get my hose plugged in. God dmnn it.
CC: Gumdrop, Houston. Wc'd like to turn the heaters tank's and H2 1 mhd 2 off.
UNKNOWN: haw_ to stand by a few moments. Roger;
CC: understand, Gumdrop.
UNKNOWN: ... Can you give me flo%'?
CDR: _ You got full flow, haven't you?
UNKNOWN: ... know. I can't tell.
UNKNOWN: Okay, I'm going to switch C05_4S, so give me a and few seconds, then turn my suit power on. _L'_NFitDENI_ (. '
UNKNOWN: Hello there, tape recorder. It's working fine. to what, 3.5?
CDR: PGNS to AUTO.
CDR: ... all the way to zero?
UNKNOWN: that?
UNKNOWN: Hey, on the tape, remember we have to be on the air for ...
UNKNOWN: still have about 1 psi. about 0.7 of a psi. I'11 never get the door open against that ...
UNKNOWN: opened ...
UNKNOWN: where? ... not at all ... over any farther, huh?
CDR: Right there. No, I can't pull it open, None.
UNKNOWN: the pressure seal's broken, too.
CDR: ... air bubbles _n it ... c-fON.F!DENt,
CDR: ... yes ... Slowly.
UNKNOWN: haven't got it ... no ...
UNKNOWN: Hey, Dave, it's all open up over here.
UNKNOWN: out ...
CDR: Got the other LCG on.
UNKNOWN: feeling ...
CDR: ... I'11 pass you up your Hasselblad. Then I'11 pass you the camera - a movie camera right after that. Thereafter ...
CDR: ... a couple of pictures and pass you the Hassel- blad. You take a couple and pass it back ... the movie c_mera, and I'11 take some more pictures of ...
LMP: ... back to ... where it belongs.
CDR: It's now 47. Further on at 47; it's now _9:35. Do you read ...
LMP: .., cooling yet?
CDR: It ... up.
CDR: .., up, lock, flying )-our tether?
CDR: .., it's now - 72:50, and we've turned tile ... on ..., cool, and Rusty said he feels the cooling
CDR: We're all set over here, Dave. You're - you're clear to LKPRESS. Ve:y good. N'FiDE:NTi;AL .,I;;INFID 'Tf Day agoS9
UNKNOWN: do_ .... 10 is ail bent out of shape, but it'11 ... pull it's ... Oh, it's alri_ht now
CDR: Got to be careful now; that's sharp on the door handle ...
LMP: The ... will wipe that out.
CDR: ... the back handle.
UNKNOWN: I have it Velcroed closed again.
UNKNOWN: doing fine .... tangle on any of the knobs, either, on the way out .... ]0 minutes to sunrise ...
CDR: Houston, you read Spider? %_en's our next station pass over there, Rusty?
LMP: Hello, Carnarvon. Do you read Spider? ...
CDR: 5_is is Spider, transmitting, in the dark. If you can read - fine - if you don't - too bad. It's 72:57; we've had this cabin depressurized now for about 12 minutes. Looks 3ike it's going along fine. Had a little trouble getting the door open, but it's open now .... seems to be workin_ alright, and - Dave is in the process of depres- surizing the cor;mand modu]e ... G_v_y, this is Spider .... anything when you open the door. ... Okay, ... the goaltender - keep everythin_ in ... Hey, we're about - somewhere between - 7 minutes of bein_ a sunrise, Dave. You might go ahead and start the door ... quieter now ... I wasn't hearing any data for a lonK time; I wasn't hearing any noise for a long time, then about ... it sort of dribbled on down. I thou?bt that's what that ... was ... Crank that up - It was Just as clear as a hell. _ow it's not making as much as it was before you entered ... cooling. Cooling ... Hey, let's hope it swings back again now ...
UNKNOWN: in the - re]ay - ,L/iiNFID ENT A
UNKNOWN: it's going to get to be sunlight pretty soon .... see Hawaii on the horizon ... I can do about that ...
UNKNOWN: door ... the door on your hoses ... Well, alright ...
UNKNOWN: far enough, why don't you Just hang right there unti] ... _ny don_t you just stay there until the SuIl gets up ... You holler, Dave, when you - Looks ]_ght enough to take a picture. ___ v_p_ _tt.v n_at_ h_lh? T _]an t.n n_ _nnn _ Rusty gets out of the way. I especially rolled back the shade, Just so I could see you, Dave.
UNKNOWN: going to reset the DET here and get her going up ... over there, Dave. Now we'11 fly D_DBAr_.. LIMIT CYCLE? ... that ought to about do it, hadn't it? ... Mr. Schweickart, proceed out the door ... I see a little hag full of ... floating away. Red dot on _t. Try mine. Davey, hey - Rusty, the ... is going to be useless from in here except to take a picture of Dave, which I am going to do here in just a minute. Why don't you Just stand out there and Just sort of ... easy for a while. Get that door all the way closed there for fear we'11 never get it open again .... down there, Davey.
CDR: Hey, Rusty, _hy don't you throw the - Let me see if I can - What he's - Everybody's tethered do%m except me. Very interesting.
UNKNOWN: why don't you ... gloves working out, Dave? ... Rusty, the sun's hot on those gloves. ... the camera?
CDR: Houston, this _s Spider. Anybody reading us? ... Davey ... Just a second, and I'11 send in the movie cmmera. Send tbe movie cmmera for that ... minutes ONFtDEN' Day- 61 into a 15-minute pass .... left hand up a minute, Dave.
CDR: Just checking it. What was that, a bolt? (Laughter) It's a little mole in a hole over there, you pop up every once in a while ... See you're still getting rid of a lot of that Junk ... Well, it's Just dirt though. (Laughter) ... you're feeling, Dave. Keep hopping back down like that; that's a good idea. I said keep hopping up and down like that; it looks like a good idea. ... Not far enough, huh? Good, how you feeling?
CDR: ... stay up another 30 minutes.
CDR: I_ll ... the sequence ca,!era if you're through with that other one. Sure isn't .... out there; shoot, I could have taken it ...
CDR: Yes, send the camera back in here; I'11 take a picture - a couple of pictures like that.
UNKNOWN: getting over by the other window? That one's in the shade.
CDR: ... See you out this one. Let me see if every- thing is still set. You have a reflection of you - Oh, I'vc got to havc that camera and _et you - I can see you - Yes - and in your visor, our spacecraft Gumdrop completely all the way down to the bottom of the service module and the whole earth behind you.
CDR: ... your visor; it's really fantastic ... even with you as soon as we get back together. Hey - Rusty, let me ... emm.era back in or I'11 send you the sequence c_mera .... ahead, Houston. EVerything's going along fine up here. Do you have anything special that you want done in this quickly .... I want to get it through there without putting a hole in that door .... the time limit. How you feeling, Rusty? Hey, you want to go ahead and try to run the thing for the ... passes and the one night pass? ... think we might be able to do that for you. The thing that bothers me is that - if it does - we may have to reconsider how we are going to do that ... tomorrow. We're going to have to _et sotne slee T, here sometime .... it over and see what you decide. Hey, Rusty, why don't you start haullnK it out again? we ought to try that transfer for cure ... we'11 terminate here .... come on out, wherever you are .... Rusty, why don't you lean over here again. I'd sure like to get a picture of that whole scene .... fantastic ... those window marks are all over there ... Okay ... Dave, let me get around here where I can get a picture, too ... These marks all over the window. Shoot, oh dear ... You're ahead when you're out there, you know. This isn't a contest between you and that s_mple ... Hey ... Someplace that's not too hard to recognize ... f:11 your stop, set on infinity' ... I wanted one out there. No, the other ones were taken at - It depends on - One of them got knocked over ... Got knocked over when you were - when it was going out ... better leave it there. ... know there's a washer between the two panes of our overhead window? It's 2h minutes throurh the run. We've got about another 15 minutes, and then we should start thinking about _ettinc back in .... the water's all dirty. Thin_s are st_]l falling out up there. _]at are you doing, throw- ing everything overboard? ... it sticks out, hut the city doesn't. (Laughter) The winds look pretty strong ... Clouds ... Hey ... blue from up here ... Ilo, I haven't h,_ard him say anything eitber ,.. This is Spid,.r; dc, you read? ... Yes, I heard him then ... This ... Spider, do you read?
CDR: Hey Rusty, _-hy don't you p_u;s the cent.era back in here, and work on the h_,adl,, holds up to - hand- rails up there for Just FL minute. Come here and let me get this other _m,- zipped in. Sun's really bright ... that tether - You're getting things in and out, but they are sort of out of control. Just K_ttZn_i tilcm through theft - that last part of the dor,_, there - They ricochet off everything on the door ... Want the camera back again?
UNKNOWN: NO, that's alrisht. then you ought to start c/Jr;lingback in. Be ir] when it's still light out:;_de ... Shoot some- thing out there, _e'11 make a satellite. Coming right between your l_-_s.
LMP: Is it rea]dy?
CDR: No, it bounced off on your knees ... FigLu-ed it would he. Dave, if - if you _ if you don't think you can hack it - ... }{eck, Rusty, why don't you just don't you exercise th_ h,_rldrafl a little bit to sec how they work and ... very far up, _nd if Dave gets a picture £_n,'; iF he doesn't, well, that's Just too bad. H!.':I not to _o 90 degrees to that way, Dave.
CDR: tley, you ... looks w-ry g_',.at either. (Laughter) see one of those th_n;U_ before, Dave?
CMP: ... %.Ul_il IL/LI ',l , ,, _ll[J
UNKNOWN: you come over and get the thermal s_mple and get it in, so we don't have to mess around.
LMP: ... movie camera. If it runs again, _t'11 be a miracle .... Jusv gotten bashed around that ... doesn't hook on to it right and it slides up and down the wire, and ib's got that stretch cable in it, so every time the tension comes out the stretch cable slams it into something. Hold it. and that's about it when you're doin_ - work like this with them .... the nut. (Laughter) ... If you'11 Just - hanF on Just a second. Oh, goodness! Get do,ua in there food. Ah - ...
CDR: Rusty, I want you to evaluate those handles and - when you get through with them, I want a cone]u- sion from you on whether or not - A practica] way of doing it, like we've already sa_d it is.
UNKNOWN: radar antenna.
UNKNOWN: me - any left of that one. Go on back camera running yet? Got 4 minutes. (Lau?hter) When the _ minutes arc over, we're going to have' to come hack in without the movies. If we Fet them, fine .... in the window here, can you?
CDR: ... getting good pictures is to take a ]ot of them. These aren't going to be very good; you enouFJl. Just can't - You're Just not over far
CMP: They pretty good? ... %___f_F_IEIF_E_ITIA L_,_ Day _ - Page 65
CDR: The trouble is, I've got this glass here with all the marks on it. I'm trying to take pictures around there_ I'm not sure I'm succeeding ... Dave_ you've got about 2 minutes to take some pictures. Why don't you turn it on - and, Rusty, why don't you go up ~ go up and down the - doll to the shoes and up there a_ain and call it quits? Hey, Dave, you have it running yet? ... set it on 24 frames a second .... because - to come in. Hey, Rusty, why don't you start coming back in? ... Oh, shoot. Sure like to. The door finally got itself closed and stuck now, agaln.
CDR: ... golly. I'11 do my best to stay out of your way. The only trouble is my hoses are kind of out where you're liable to hit them. I th_nk they are out of your w_y .... Hey, this way. Can you get over towards me .... stand right up, you'11 be all set ..,
CDR: Don't let the hatch go closed, whatever you do ... Okay, now see _f you - pull up all the straps; pull up all the tethers.
UNKNOWN: .._
CDR: ... right there on my h_a ... Some more now. One long strap hanging do_m. Look out now ...
CDR: Go to that - We Ko to that ? plus ]5 checklist right there ... Come on egress forward hatch, closed and locked .... That's right, that's right here. Give me a while to go do%m and get that thing closed. I Just wanted to make sure you got back inside ... Some trouble with the hatch, everytime it's - once closed_ it hun K up up there on the top ,.. Sure we're clear that thing vhile it's still dayli_ht. Here, we've got to close that thing So I can see the hatch before I try to lock it ... I think it's okay ... No, like the way it is. The best thing you could do is if - if you can - is to gather this tube up here ... keep it up off the Floor ... Okay, Davey, you ought to start getting your hatch closed ... Start getting your hatch closed _INI-IU EIN I I/-_ L if you're not already doing it. Not quite. It's closed, Just not locked ... What did you do with that - I've got to get my head in front of your legs instead of behind it. That's good. It's closed .... foot caught ... Let's go back to the 215 thing there. Opps, Just stay right there. Okay. Can I - Let me get the cloth over it. Hey, don't - I got it. VALVE, AUTO. And this one should be in AUTO. PRESS going to AUTO. Yes, let's see - What's - _at are the steps after that? ... DELTA-T r ,BIN REPRESS to AUTO CABIN and it's 4.4 psi ... I'11 do it at _6:10 .... Right FLOW CONTROL, CLOSED .... GO .... ears.
UNKNOWN: AlriKht ...
CDR: Okay, we're at 2 psi.
CDR: 2.3.
CDR: Okay, 3. I don't even see the cabin pressure ... 3.5. 4.L. You're comin_ up with it, or you're slipping d3wn? ... CB(16) SUIT FLOW, CLOSED. A and B MASTER ALARM and CABIN WARN LIGHT, ON. Okay. Pressure increasing, give C_P GO for · or, REP. E,,_ Hey, Gumdrop, this is Spider here. REPRESS here about 68. Yes. They're giving you a plugged nickel for that. I wasn't sure we were even going to be up here today. (Laughter) Here you go. Hey, they got PLSS 02, OFF? Hey, I2.iP operates the OPS PURGE valve to depress the suit. You found that? DEPRESS valve closes at h.4. If LM DESCENT 02 - Yes - ... valve, OPEN; OVa{HEAD DbT[P valve, AUTO ... EVA systems. Oh, CABIN REPRESS - For him, yes. EVA systems configura- tion. FAN 1, CLOSE. CABIN FAN 2, anyway - FAN 2. GAS RET%PRN to AUTO. RELIEF is AUTO. CALVIN. And that's Just - Oh, we're not going to eressurize him .... Take your helmet off? Put this stuff back on if we're going to pressurize him. Don't ! -CONFIDENTIAL-,-...- Day - P go67 TaD e 09-036©1 want to oyen up a big hole in the roof with - if he's in a vacuum. Just like opening up the Front valve. How you doing over there? ... the other hoses. Stand by Just a minute, Dave. Just want and I'11 be rizht with you. The blue in the red hole ... Yes, but mine do. I want to Force it in. Push it in again if you want to push on it ... start all you do is push it ... Hey, Dave, are you ready? PRESS. Hey, come and repress you with our oxygen ... like to have me pressurize you with the _._ oxygen. Okay. Here, I'm cut off. ... I can hear something ... goes along and stops ... Great. Cabin pressure now. Very good. He can cut off again; he goes along; drops right off like that. There's a - there's a long string of static that - just cuts off. i thought i just saw a whole bunch of those. There's another - a copper w_th a screw to it .... man, here comes your old gas. I'11 give you ... pressure_ Rusty, would you read that to me?
UNKNOWN: Good ... 0.8.
CDR: ... comin_ up, Rus -or Dave? _%e 02 quantity? ... I - I'm cutting it off myself, too, because there's - so much crap floating around back there_ and I want to get in the dump valve. No, it's not .... yes, now, Dave .... point 2, 4.2 ... you're Just a little more ... stop right there. for you. Go ahead and start reconfi_urin_% here now_ i've given you all you're going to get. ... CABIN FAN 1, CLOSE; SUIT/CABIN FAN ... doff helmet and _loves.
UNKNOWN: the ... does not have those liners on_ Look at that .... that's it.
CDR: Okay, we'11 see you later. How we want to eon- figure ... can't hear me, I don't believe. Can you? I can't ... out of here .... hear you ....
CDR: Houston, this _s Spider here .... repressurize at this time. Everything's hunky-dory on board, and we're Just reconfiKmrin_. We're trying - we're trying to make that TV pass for you .... this, hold onto and ]'11 put the cover back on this thing you've ... close up with these on. ... Hello!
LMP: }fe]lo_
CDR: Okay_ ]et me turn off your VOX. Okay.
UNKNOWN: Okay, you're back in basic over here.
CDR: Ah'iFht. Okay. Let's - Why don't you hold these, and I'11 go put your helmet in the back so Jt won't float away, and then we'11 take that crap off.
UNKNOWN: Well, okay. Then we got to re - we got to re- chary,e it before we tak_, it off.
CDR: Uh oh. _lat I did with that thing ...
UNKNOWN: I tell you, one thin_ I kept wanting to get out of here was that helmet bag of mine. Holy Christmas!
UNKNOWN: Thank you, by the way.
CDR: Okay, appreciate it. That's what we c_me up here for. I just don't want you _etting yourself ki]]ed,
UNKNOWN: No, We]l_ ] agree _ith you on that one. let's trip. see if we can avoid it the rest of the
CDR: Oh, :d_oot! l.et's - let's get this ... up before _o - It's _ re_] ratIs nest.
LMP: Yea, You want to try to keep it in there?
UNKNOWN: ¥;e;], ] don't know wLat the hell else to do with it, do you?
UNKNOWN: Okay, well, why don't I fold it while you do r;nr,ethJ nK useful.
UNKNOWN: ¥i_s. Okay. Hey - ,, _-- . Tape 09-03601 - ..... -_.,_J,m_ Day 4 - page 69
UNKNOWN: Oh, by the way, we want to change out the - the LiOH, and do a lot of things, you know, while it's still on.
CDR: Yes, r_ght.
CDR: Get that later. Okay, we don't need the - this anymore, do we?
UNKNOWN: _ Hey, - could you turn dovuL my intercom volu_.e a l_ttte bit? Youfre killing me.
UNKNOWN: that? i, 2, 3, h, 5-
UNKNOWN: No, still too loud. Lower. Okay, good, great, whoa!
CDR: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5- How's that?
UNKNOWN: A - Yes.
UNKNOWN: that for the recharge.
LMP: Yes, re - the recharge. Okay, why don't you start readin 6 the checklist here, whi]e I finish this up.
CDR: Forgot to put the purge valve in your thing.
UNKNOWN: In my what?
CDR: Your helmet bag.
UNKNOWN: Oh yes.
CDR: Shoot.
UNKNOWN: Shoot, mr_n, the control out there is easy as pie. My God, I wasn't even movini].
UNKNOWN: Gee, too bad we couldn't quite sec Houston.
CDR: Yes, that was a shaJn,e, wasn't it?
UNKNOWN: Yes. '_fonder why they left the radio?
UNKNOWN: I don't know. I wonder what happened to our c_%meras. We better check these mothers and see if they still work.
LMP: Alrieht, that one does. It was working great outside.
CDR: Yes, it seems like it does. After we got that
UNKNOWN: Yes. Okay, now I Kot to - I'm ready to put the - -
CDR: ... that.
UNKNOWN: No, that's Just that decal. I'm ready to put the flap around this thing.
CDR: %.5:oop. You better look that one over. It really got bashed around coming in.
LMP: Yes. Hey, wait a minute. Don't - don't -
UNKNOWN: PLSS PUMP, OFF; PLSS FAN, OFF; PLSS MODE, POSITION 3; connect the [21 CO_._ audio. CO>_._[DEH SUIT I,,OL_.±O I to SUIT DISCO, EC_, CO_._iANDER SUIT ISOI_\TION, SUiT FLOW. k_mergency cabin repress. Okay, we finished all that. Okay, that helped.
UNKNOWN: _ Okay. Here's the tether.
UNKNOWN: Okay, here's the checklist. I'11 trade you.
UNKNOWN: Okay, ]et me see whether I can move here. Okay.
CMP: Spider, G,mmdrop.
UNKNOWN: AlriFht, _o ahead, Gumdrop.
CMP: How you doinr over there?
UNKNOWN: Fi - Okay, we're trying to get through the - the mess in here, and get it back stowed again. .,,,CONFIDENT'I' '" C_ _ Day h - Page 71 f_u,,i-i II_,u.. -, i
UNKNOWN: F_ Okay, now. Everything's cleared away over here. down, We're back up to 521, tim- 02 flow high's and everything looks good.
UNKNOWN: Good Job to you guys. That was really a neat demonstration. That mad -_ it look pretty easy.
UNKNOWN: it really wa_s, as a matter of fact. Okay.
UNKNOWN: we can go red to red - red to blue, b!_!e tn red, if you want. ! don't want to. Okay. Here we go. Next - -
CDR: ... you g_ive me that other EVA card over there.
UNKNOWN: Okay. I didn't figure out the rendezvous - Well, we'11 do that later. Okay, lo_ the DELTA-T - -
UNKNOWN: Houston, this is th_ Spider.
CDR: Let Dave talk to them. We got to get this mess cleaned up.
CMP: And Houston, this is Gumdrop. Back up to 5-1 and evcrythir,_ is very nominal.
CDR: Let me see this Just a minute.
LMP: Okay, that's rlf,ht where we want to he.
UNKNOWN: Well, let's see - -
CC: We copy, Gmmdro p. PYAs23. Houston,
UNKNOWN: this is Spider.
UNKNOWN: Spider, wha - here, Houston. klqat time was that _R; pass? D'EIx A L C'"" ' I"'ENItA'%-
UNKNOWN: _ Spider ...
LMP: Hey, Gl_mdrop, ] can't read them. See if you can get it. (Cou_h_ n_ ) plus ]3. Is that correct?
CMP: Okay, you copy?
CDR: Yes, we got it.. He
CMP: copied,
UNKNOWN: Okay, - Lovk, that's strictly a CO_',2.f thinc. _rhy don't we set that up now - -
CDR: Yes. ,lust set it up?
UNKNOWN: - - and then press on w_th the rest,
CDR: That's what I think we probably ought to do.
UNKNOWN: Let mc, get th_s TV out. and move _t hack here a little %'ays.
UNKNOWN: Well, 1'1] _ell you what, let's get -
CDR: Why don't we hurry up and do that, and then we can - --
UNKNOWN: see a - okay ...
CDR: Read the checklist.
UNKNOWN: Okay_ read tLe checklist. Lo_ DRLTA-S of the LiO}_ a_d 02 r_c}large Okay, _'1] rese_ _t here. N F ENT'kA'E CONFID - 73
CDR: We still have the tape on. ] _uess I should turn it off, huh?
UNKNOWN: Yes, it's all ...
UNKNOWN: ... COr._.ichecks incomplete, and I guess the only thing we found is that my PTT doesn't seem to work at all. Let me try it one more time here.
UNKNOWN: Okay, how do you read now? Gumdrop, how do you read, Spider? Gumdrop, how do you read Spider?
UNKNOWN: · · . it doesn't work on r_z. _uw AII_Lf[ tZb b±11_3_ enough, Jim - ... over to a ... Spider ... I went to - I'm on VOX now ... is that the intercom bus should not be triggered ... ]'he ta_e recorder does not go off. It looks like there's somethin7, funny there_ too .... I'm sorry .... on ¥OX, and on VOX the intercom bus should not be triggered except when I'm talking .... The tape is going off now.
UNKNOWN: _ Hey, tape, in ease you're working, I'd like you to know that tl_e window shades in the I24 are no dmmn good. They - they let in too much light for one thing; and, for another thing, they're extremely difficult to reinstall after you've taken them down one time.
CDR: And when you take them down, then they don't roll up.
UNKNOWN: _ Okay, and I _Taess we ou6_ht to also say a few other thin_s here. When we put in the LDC DSKY circuit breaker, it turned out that even though we'd gone to STANDBy on the - system staF_e, we were not in STANDBY when we pushed in the LDC DS}fY circuit breaker. It c_me up with a flashing 37 in P06, and what else have we got? The com_nander's OPS heater circuit breaker - or, heater test fliKht se_med to be either inoperative or intermittent, dcpendinr, on which Lime you do them. I couldn't get them to work at all today. They didn't work for me the other day, hut Jim did it one time and it worked. Also, the - yes, excuse me - [2,.Q _ pTT, either umbil- ical or on the ACA, is inoperative today, and the only way I can transmit is with the VO]'[, which works fine. Okay, tape, and you're go[ny OFF at 89:36. 2, 1 - ,,6,4DNFIDENT IAI4 I,DEN'T'PA'k
UNKNOWN: _RH..
UNKNOWN: 89:36 and you're going OFF.
UNKNOWN: ... tape· The time is now 90:23 - and we Just finished pressurizing the aseent system, and following that, we cyc}e the ascent feed valves, that ... already been positioned on the system's day, and I noticed that when we cycled - recycled the ascent feeds l, and the ascent feeds 1, in both systems open, that ... valves went OPEN. I could feel them in my Feet.
UNKNOWN: that 9 - 90:2_ - 90 -
UNKNOWN: iley, let's see HCa3 cold Fire.
UNKNOWN: That's a swingin_ idea· Let me Just make sure of that again now· (Cou_zhin_z) I want these open. Okay. Okay, CSM _!IN L-_Z&DBA_Dand ATTITUDE HOLD so - -
UNKNOWN: Well, let's try to do without that.
UNKNOWN: Okay· X-TRANSLATION of h Jgq'S·
CDR: _ JFTS.
UNKNOWN: Verify quad temperature's 120·
UNKNOWN: I've already done that.
UNKNOWN: Have you reset the D_T time?
CDR: " ·,O ·
UNKNOWN: Okay. Those have been - We've been ahove 120 for an hour and 25 minutes right now. We ou_'ht to keep track of that.
UNKNOWN: Right. Okay, got that·
UNKNOWN: ©k_y, the _Y_:_. A and B QUAD ISOLATION VAL\_j, eight, OPE:I; ATTITUDE CO,_ .D_, three, to MODE CONTROL. It's verified MODE CO.,_,©L, ATTIIU_ HOLD. ID'EN- Pf;
CDR: They're veri£_ed.
UNKNOWN: Okay, and mine are OPEN here.
CDR: Okay, mine are OPEN.
UNKNOWN: V_r_B 48, ENTER; LOAD the DAP.
CDR: Okay, what mm I going to put in it?
UNKNOWN: 2012. I i i
CDR: 2012.
UNKNOWN: Hey, look, while you're there - here, why don't we load those up right now.
CDR: Okay. Sure will.
UNKNOWN: LM weight - -
UNKNOWN: - - is 22 1_5. The C_M weight is 27 009.
UNKNOWN: Okay, PROCEED. And these angles now - are plus 00428 and 00730. Okay, ENTE_, and the VERB 34.
LMP: Okay. V_]!_B77, E_T_....
LMP: V_R 15, NOUN 01, ENTER. That ought to get it.
UNKNOWN: Okay, roll, pitch, and yaw.
UNKNOWN: Let's get this thing - out. Okay. I don't want to read that rendezvous radar.
UNKNOWN: Okay. d3ONFIDENTtAL '_"_..21'NFiTgZL"I',_H ,"_t.L'_l_
UNKNOWN: Okay, VERB ]1, NOUN lO, E_:TER; 5, E_YEE]_.
CDR: Easy ups an_ dowms.
UNKNOWN: CO,',?IANDER, ACA, roil and pitch at 245, 132, 226, on pitch. Okay. And 151.
UNKNOWN: Okay. TTCA, up and down, 252 and i25. Okay.
UNKNOWN: Okay, ENTER; 6, ENTE]_. Okay, yaw, right, ]eft, 252 and 125, - and right, - -
CDR: Wait.
LMP: - - left, fore, aft, 220, 140, 11, and 6.
UNKNOWN: They all work. Okay, ]'1] _re it VERB 76, ENTER; V_B 11, NOUN ]O, E_T_, 31. ...
CDR: Do we - do we do the for the AUTO - -
UNKNOWN: Sir?
CDR: ... too?
LMP: We're doing it right now. Okay, roll, pitch - No, not yet.
UNKNOWN: Roll, pitch, and yaw, 57, 37, 76, 75, 67, arid 73.
UNKNOWN: Okay, now AUTO, 5, okay ...
UNKNOWN: Spider, this Js Gtamdrop. You got a]ignmer_t?
UNKNOWN: _ Very good. Okay, ]et rae Just mark down that we did that at 90 --
CDR: Okay, we']l bo with you Jn Just a m_nute, Ouff;]ro_. ,., ONFIDENTIA
CDR: Rea] good. }{e sounded real good.
UNKNOWN: Gumdrop, how do you read? Okay, Gumdrop, you can go into your MIN DSbtDBAND, ATTITUDE HOLD, and read out the 06 20 for us.
CMP: Roger, stand by l.
UNKNOWN: Okay, here's those ... here and we're MIN DEAD- BAND, A%'I_ITIfDEHOLD.
UNKNOWN: 14749, 29000, 34671.
UNKNOWN: Okay, 14749, 29000, 34671.
C: Got you, babe.
UNKNOWN: Okay. Be right w_th you.
UNKNOWN: Okay, you ready? VERB 41, _OUN 20, ENTER. Okay, plus 15487. That's a OO_ Plus 02000. That's a GO. Plus 01329, and that's a GO.
LMP: Okay, it's there? Okay, VERB 40, NOUN 20, ENTER. Okay, G_mdrop, ATTI2qII)EHOLD is nc longer re- quired, and anytime you get a chance, get an 0620 and give us a _._ARKwhen you do.
UNKNOWN: Roger_ 3, 2, ] -
CMP: _4_K.
UNKNOWN: Okay, K_ve us another 3, 2, 1, MARK.
CMP: 3, 2, I -
CMP: _%_RK.
UNKNOWN: Okay, now readout.
UNKNOWN: Okay, 14735, 28980, 31_C53, ·,,,CON FIDENIIAJ,
UNKNOWN: Let me see if I got those. 24735, 28980, 34653.
UNKNOWN: That's correct.
UNKNOWN: Okay, thank you.
CC: Spider and Gumdrop, this is Houston through the r',ercury. Got you about 4 minutes, and I cop_ed your CSM angles.
UNKNOWN: Okay, you ready for the I2.!angles?
CC: Go ahead'.
UNKNOWN: Okay, I'm going to HIGH bit rate for you, first; and the [.3,_ ang!_n, 15476; 01907, 01305.
CC: Roger. I'11 read those back in Just a second. We'd like to have a new memory dur_p. We're standing by. Anytime, on your MARK.
UNKNOWN: Okay, stand by Just 1. Let me finish up the dock l_ne-up procedure, and we'11 be right with you.
CC: Okay, reading back your angles: CSM 1_735, 28980, 34653. Th_. _:_' 15_76, 0_90,,1 _ nl_nq_.
UNKNOWN: Okay, VERB 25, NOUN 07, ENTER.
UNKNOWN: Houston, GuLmdrop.
CC: Go, Gumdrop.
UNKNOWN: 77, ENTER.
UNKNOWN: ... torquing angles, if you're ready.
CC: I'm ready ...
UNKNOWN: Ro_(r GET - -
UNKNOWN: 10 000, EUTER,
UNKNOWN: - - 03130.
UNKNOWN: 1, ENTFZ_. , ,CONFtDENTIA _Ir_N, JTi Day l; _ 79 Page
CMP: - - plus 0109 - -
LMP: VERB ], NOUN 1, ENT_.
UNKNOWN: ' - - minus 00363 - -
LMP: 77, E_ER.
CMP: - - 00193.
LMP: Okay, that's verified. VERB 37, ENTER; 51, ENTER.
CC: ... I copy.
UNKNOWN: Alri_hty.
LMP: THROTTLE two. Okay, and VERB 74, and I'11 give a 3, 2, 1, _tARK.
CDR: Okay, GO.
UNKNOWN: Okay, here we come with an E-memory dmmp, if you're read_ yet, Houston.
CC: And we're ... ready ...
UNKNOWN: Roger. 3, 2, 1 -
UNKNOWN: r,ta_RK.
UNKNOWN: E-memory dump.
UNKNOWN: we got the E-meI::orydump, and that was - Let me get - I got TEL?2!ETRY, HIGH. Have we got II_STR[_dENTATION B, CLOSED? Oh, balls, we don't.
CDR: No, I don't know _e need it on yet.
UNKNOWN: Well, it's supposed to be closed for the E- memory dump. Right thure. Wonder why?
UNKNOWN: Houston, Spider.
CC: Go ahead, Spider_
UNKNOWN: Roger. Just noticed that we don't have R&D INSTRI_,_E._[TATION B, CLOSED - Or we did r_ot have it closed for that E-memory dump, Do you want to re-do that,? Why don't you close it now, Jim?
CC: ... we had a dropout of' telemetry, and - Stand by.
CDR: I'm not sure that the - - the E-memory dmnp.
UNKNOWN: Okay, understand_ A negative on the R&D B, and another E-memory dump. 3, 2, 1 -
LMP: ,'[f_RK. R&D B in at some later date.
CC: Houston ...
CDR: It's in the flight plan right up here.
CC: We're not g,oinF. to get it here. We'11 see you over Antigua at about 03, Spider, give us LOW bit rate if you read.
UNKNOWN: Roger; LO;I bit rate - -
UNKNOWN: Yes, okay. Well, I'm not sure, dim; it's in the checklist, but I'm not sure whether a - because of the E-memory -
UNKNOWN: Yao. ] think it's Just - that ...
CC: Gmmdrop, Houston. If you still read me, we didn't give you a NAV checkup, hut your - we '"'CONFIDENTIAL ,, rape 09-03601 pulled a vector compare, and it's real good and we are going to disregard it.
UNKNOWN: OMP Gmmdrop, Roger. Understand.
CDR: 'dell, we're all through with al_ of our checks, except - -
LMP: Gimbal drive.
CDR: - - frantic pass. affirm?
CMP: ... hours. Is that
LMP: Except the landin_ what? Except
CDR: the frantic pass.
UNKNOWN: Anti_ua, Canaries, and -
UNKNOWN: Oh. we ought to be in Food shape for that, too.
CDR: Yes. };e do a PIPA BIAS check here.
UNKNOWN: > Yes. Okay, let's do that. Where is it?
CDR: A REG check, too.
UNKNOWN: Oh, _e _,ot to do that day,ned REG check. PIPA BIAS check. Why don't we do that while we're p]ayinf_ with the DSKt?
CDR: Yes, then we'11 Ket the REG check right after that. Then I think - Gu_ndrop,
UNKNOWN: Spider.
CDR: Yes, that's alr_ght. Okay.
UNKNOWN: Ro_er. Are you in FREE?
UNKNOWN: I'm there, yes. FtDENT. IAJ,
UNKNOWN: And a_e your rates less then 0.17
UNKNOWN: Let me - let me ...
UNKNOWN: Okay .... a few little tweaks.
UNKNOWN: .--
LMP: Okay, we'11 advise when we've done our PIPA BIAS check for you.
UNKNOWN: Okay, VERB 25, NOUN 21, ENTel.
UNKNOWN: Okay, ENTER, ENTER, and _,ive me a .'.LtBK when you hit the third one.
CDR: Ready, 3, 2, 1 -
CDR: MA_K.
UNKNOWN: Okay, VERB 6, NOUN 21, E_?i'?.q_.
UNKNOWN: Okay, hit it again at 32.
UNKNOWN: Okay, stand by. Okay, Gumdrop, you're clear to do anything you want. We're done with the BIAS check.
UNKNOWN: Okay, that's different from the other day, isn't it?
UNKNOWN: It is.
UNKNOWN: Plus 05, plus 01, and plus 01.
CDR: That's a nine. VERB 06, NOUN 1, and let's look at it. 1452. It was ]2 before - -
CDR: , )NFIDSNIIAiJ ...3. '- '¢¢ - R,g83
LMP: Okay, so we can alter that one, and that - that was a minus 3; that's now a plus 1. Okay, and let's do an ENTk_; 1456, E2_TER and check the other on e.
UNKNOWN: was a plus 1, and it's still a plus 1. Good old Z ... Okay, so we want to change X and Y. Okay, VERB 21, NOUN 1, ENTER. ]452, ENTE_.
CDR: 09, ENTER.
UNKNOWN: 09000, _2_TkR. ENTER 1454, ENTER. Plus 01000, ENTER. Okay, you want to check the VERB 06, NOUN 1; 1452. Let's see, what was that? That was - that was a plus 12 and a minus 3, wasn't it? And a plus 17
UNKNOWN: Okay_ got in there. 9045 ...
LMP: Okay, want to do the REG check now?
CDR: Yes, we might as well. That's the only other thing that looks like it's going to fit up there. Boy, I hate to do that damn thing.
LMP: Oh, and an AGS CAL we can do too. Well, we might as well wait until they give us the torquing angle.
CDR: Yes, yes. Let's do the regulator check.
UNKNOWN: Oh hey, I can do the AGS in]tia]ization. Let me go ahead and get that thing going.
CDR: Let's - no - let's get the REG check out of the way. Wc'%e got just about enough time to fit it in here.
UNKNOWN: Okay. ONFIDENIIAL,
CDR: I'd like to sec it gone.
UNKNOWN: Okay, I'11 tell you what. I'm going to be off - hell, I don't know if I want to be off the loop. Oh, we don't pressurize oil thi,% one. Okay, I'm going to be on the loop.
CMP: Spider.
UNKNOWN: Roger, _e're going to come up with our infaynous bang again here ill a few minutes.
UNKNOWN: I'm holding my breath.
UNKNOWN: You made a few yourself today.
UNKNOWN: Say again?
CDR: I say, y_u made a few bangs yourself today.
UNKNOWN: Oh, really. When?
UNKNOWN: You were making those docking latches.
UNKNOWN: ... i was checking a couple of them out there. They - one of them was a little sticky, but it works fine.
UNKNOWN: Okay, going off the air here, and you'11 hear a bang ilx probably about 5 minutes. Okay.
UNKNOWN: G_mdrop, _s the tunnel depressed yet?
CMP: Roller, tunnel's acpressed_ and I have a good hatch ... check, and the ... and everything looks good.
CDR: Okr_y, very good.
UNKNOWN: Okay. qh_nnel hatch is c]osad, ctepress - CABI'-/ GAS REqUR_t to EGRESS.
LMP: EGRESS, Crazy!
CDR: CABIq iE_;]iZ_S to AUTO. NFIDENT At k.,'TTI'_I FI L; El N / I/A'!_
LMP: CABI: l }{EPRESS Is in AUTO. kEG
CDR: Okay, FRESS B to EGRESS.
UNKNOWN: PRESS REG B to - going to E(,_n_S. Okay.
CDR: Okay, FORWARD CABIN DNdP valve, OPEN, and then AUTO at 4 - -
LMP: You know that's a bad way to do that. Yes.
LMP: Well, it could shut off al/ the flow in the suit.
UNKNOWN: Ha!
CDR: Lat me open up the -
UNKNOWN: Okay, now I w_nt to go REG A to CLOSE when the CABIN REPR_ .... starts.
LMP: Okay, go ah._ad. You watching it today too, huh? Yes, okay.
LMP: Here it _oes. Okay, we _ot the MAST_J_ AIJ_RM; I']1 get that. Okay.
CDR: Okay. As soon as CABIN REPI{ESS starts, PRESS OFF; RE(; A, CLOSE; CABIN W;J_NING LIGHT, CABIN R_[R_oo stcls; Jt does.
UNKNOWN: ° AlriFht.
CDR: CABIN REJ_REZS, CLOSE.
UNKNOWN: R_..-.._ go[n C to CLOSE, here we go. Bang_.
CDR: Okay, FORW;d_) CABIN DUMP va]ve OPE_';, and then AUTO at 3.5.
UNKNOWN: Ckay. ,,,CONFIDENTIAL ..,,.. ,_,..,. ,_
CDR: You're go_ng to h_ve to read this one to me
UNKNOWN: You want me to read this one to you?
CDR: No, tell me when we get to 3.5.
LMP: Oh, okay, yes.
UNKNOWN: Okay 3.6, 3.5 now.
UNKNOWN: Okay. _,.hesuit's at 4.2.
CDR: Alrighty. And - - Okay. our
CDR: That's a piece of ECF.
UNKNOWN: _at is it?
UNKNOWN: If it's nonconductive, let's put it up through the ceiling.
UNKNOWN: go ahead.
CDR: ... little bag. CLOSEL).
UNKNOWN: Okay, OPES then AUTO at 3.5. PRESS RED B, Oh, wait a minute. Okay, let me open it up and bring the suits down. Here we go. Okay, we're all the way down. REG B to CLOSE.
LMP: Okay. Here goes the _,_AmzaR" e.... ALARJ,_. Okay, you w'_.t to get that? I'11 get it, yes.
CDR: _ * that. CIg NFIDENTIA C )NFIDENTIAL 87
LMP: Okay. Well, let's see, SUI_ I CIRCUIT RELIEF, OPEN, then AUTO at 3.5; you've a]ready done that. PRESS REG B to EGRESS. B to EGRESS, hell, we already did that. Okay, we're going back up.
CDR: Okay, now PRESS REG B to CLOSE.
LMP: Going back to CLOSE.
CDR: SUIT CIRCUIT RELIER to OPEN.
UNKNOWN: Okay, coming down.
CDR: ... suit pressure's 3.5.
CDR: PR:._o REG B to EGRESS.
LMP: A, we Just did B, Jim.
CDR: Yes, I said A, didn't I?
LMP: No, you said B. Okay, A comes ...
CDR: PRESS REG A to EGRESS.
UNKNOWN: Okay, pressure's coming up.
CDR: _at's a slow one.
LMP: Yes, it is, isn't it? Okay.
CDR: ... CABIN REPRESS to AUTO.
LMP: Oh, here we go. Okay.
CDR: Okay, PRESS REG B to CABIN.
UNKNOWN: Here's where we come up.
CDR: PRESS REG A, CABIN.
UNKNOWN: REG A, C_BI_[.
CDR: CABIN GAS RE_JRN to AUTO. ' ONFIDENTtAL"
CDR: _Ulz GAS DIVERTER, push to CABIN.
UNKNOWN: .qUIT GAS DIVERT_._, push to CAEIN.
CDR: Okay, and that's it.
UNKNOWN: I_t me just check everything.
UNKNOWN: (Okay, it all looks good.
UNKNOWN: Crazy. Okay, now I']] set my AGO start. How you like that, Davi_?
UNKNOWN: Okay, our CABIN t}lEo.AR._ is - Ohhh, that's okay, good. That too .,. Hey, my glove's coming off again.
CDR: We seem to have lost our Ve]aro off of ';.._le__,_. completely.
UNKNOWN: Oh yes. It's probably on lhe back of my camera. I put my cremora oI: there. }Icy, look at those pretty pink ...
UNKNOWN: Okay, the regulator ch_c_k we did at 90:h6 and 90:52.
LMP: Okay, i guess the f'Srst thinq we want i_; the E-memory durap thing, huh?
CDR: Yes. Well, we've already done that though, we may not need that.
UNKNOWN: No, they didn't - I don't think they got it. ]asl time - again.
UNKNOWN: Wkmt make:_ you think that?
UNKNOWN: i thSnk thai th%v !;aid thai Lhey didn't. CONFIDENTIAL .ONFIDENTIAL Day- agu89 ·
CDR: That's why we gave them the second one.
UNKNOWN: I know it, but they said they were loslng us.
LMP: That clock's a little bit fast.
LMP: Not much, but -
UNKNOWN: What are we - one REV ahead?
CDR: Not qu_te, we're about ... The _GS initialization would be in about _n hour from now. No, it from now. We're running about 30 minutes ahead.
UNKNOWN: Okay, so what do we want to do herr, now?
CDR: Well, we want -
LMP: We want to see if they need an E-memory dump, I guess.
CDR: Yes, E-memory d_mp arid then I want - to get the DPS GIMBAL DRIVE and final check all set up.
CDR: Yes, that's the big thing.
LMP: We've already read them.
CDR: Yes, I guess we got those down over the -
CDR: - after the aligr_ment after all. Okay. CD update. That's gimbal dr_ve and throttle check. I guess we'd better get that. ,- CONFIDENTIAL
UNKNOWN: Page 90 o CONFIDENTIAL
UNKNOWN: Yes, okay. You want a setup for that?
LMP: Okay, Ti_'.OTTI_] CON'i_._0Lto MAr_AL.
CDR: Just a second. Let me find it h?re.
CDR: What page is it on?
LMP: Rendezvous 24.
CDR: Okay. Rendezvous 2h. Then you want the THROTTLE CONTROL to MA_AL. Go ahead. ENGINRER.
UNKNOWN: TTCA, both, throttle up, ,'4INI1TU'.,I.Okay, that's as far as we cam go. Now, I guess we can do the VERB h8, arid we can be sitting right there read}' to - well, but we don't know if they want to do the E-memory d_='n[ first.
CDR: Yes. Let's just leave it right here.
UNKNOWN: Ycs_ then wc just go back into POO here.
UNKNOWN: Hey, is that OPS _.. on pretty good today?
CDR: I've Kot it on the smme way I had it on yesterdr-_y with that piece of Beta-cloth nettinK hooked aroun8 the handle, so I hope it doesn't come out.
UNKNOWN: Okay, wa.I!, w,: don't ever - Oh! The ascent entwine burn light ....
LMP: For as ]ittle sleep as we got, I feel pretty d_'hmne d good.
CDR: Yes, mr' too. I'm gett]nl] hungry. Getting hunfiry!
UNKNOWN: > Have "_: _ 'CONFIDENTIAL' ( Day 4 - Page 91 C,,ONFIDENTIAL Tapeo9-o36ol
UNKNOWN: Is that all? Not bad. Let's see. Where are we here.
CDR: ... 86:40 we got up. ds3rmed
LMP: Rendezvous radar. We ought to get that thing undone.
CDR: Yes, that comes - ... as we leave there_ we can take and - ... thing is really printed neatly.
UNKNOWN: we want to get R&D B in now, Jim? Past that ...
CDR: Yes, when we come up on -
LMP: Are we passed that time?
CDR: No, we have about another 5 minutes to go.
LMP: Oh, okay. You want to unstow that radar and slew it around?
CDR: Well, why don't we do it after we finish this pass? We got all this time here -
CDR: Run a self-check on -
LMP: I figured _,e could play with it for awhile.
CDR: Run a ... check on stuff; and then when we come one. down hare, we'11 run another
LMP: Okay. Row are you doing, Gumdrop?
CMP: Fine ...
UNKNOWN: Okay. We're we]l up on the timeline here. _is is our wild pass coming up; and after th_s, we need to do our AGS CAL, we've got to disable the B-3 thruster and do our rendezvous ractar check and all that stuff. -CONFIDENTIAl ,
UNKNOWN: Okay. I'm - right up witb you by about 3 mJnutes.
LMP: _tlree m_nute$? _Flat's he talking a_,ut %here? _tlt.
CDR: Well, he's probably fo]lowin 6 ir] * · flight plan. He's probably one step behind us.
LMP: }{ere, let me see if we bypassed anything now.
CDR: Yes, that was my conFlux;ion, too.
UNKNOWN: Oksy_ yo]] _nnt to rehydrs, fn sore' Food?
CDR: Well, we're just about at that pass. _qly don't we go through the pass. When we finish it, at least get a drink .... finish out that AGE initialization, AGS gAL - %_zl_, r_ 7 we've got the AGS initialization, haven't we?
UNKNOWN: _;e]l, no, - -
CDR: ... No, we've got to uldate the state vector yet.
UNKNOWN: - - we had an update -
CDR: 'Fake my helmet and gloves off and get a drink, anyway.
UNKNOWN: I'11 tell you what. tidy, i'm go_ng to put my window heater on.
UNKNOWN: CDR Okay, why, you getting _:tc?,?y?
LMP: Ob, i carl soo a little b_t, ¢,f fog in there and I don't, know whether it's -
UNKNOWN: Gtawny must be thrust_n£'.
UNKNOWN: !late to see him thrust aroutlt very muc}] just on the capture latches. ( ONFIDENTIAL C- NFID EN1 * peo -o36ol
CDR: (Laughter) He's supposed to hold it.
LMP: Yes. I know.
CMP: Gumdrop, 5 square.
UNKNOWN: They're - they're coming now.
CDR: I don't hear them. Do you hear them?
LMP: No, Just a minute, let me switch antennas. Here they are.
CMP: Spider, Gumdrop, Houston's on %he i_ne, and they say as soon as they get data, they're going to do the E-memory dump again.
UNKNOWN: Roger. We're ready.
CC: Okay, Spider, do you read Houston?
P: Sure do.
CDR: Roger, Houston, read,nE you now,
CC: Okay, while we are waiting on that E-memory dump, your let me give you torquing angles.
CC: Roger, torquing angles: minu:_ 00370, minus 00790, minus 00310.
LMP: Roger. Read back: minus 00370, minus 00790, minus 00310.
CC: Roger, copy; and we'd like to have HIGH bit rate.
UNKNOWN: Roger. HIGH bit rate.
CDR: Houston, did you find out anything about that AGS warning light yet?
CC: Roger, we're working on that, and we'11 probably have a procedure for you that might solve the ,, ,,.ONFIDENT' L CONFIDENIIAL again; but we'11 pass you the details later.
UNKNOWN: The VERB h2.
UNKNOWN: say again?
CC: Spider, this is Houston. We aren't getting CSM data. We're getting no data from you. You might check the switches, please.
UNKNOWN: everything is checked out. We are in HIGH. TELE._ETRY
CDR: And Houston, R&D-instru2nentation B circuit bre_f<er coming in now.
CC: Okay. We've got our data, Spider. We're ready for the E-memory dmmp on your mark.
UNKNOWN: _ Roger. 3, 2, 1.
CDR: And, Houston, be advised that once again our supercr_tical pressure doesn't seem to be working for the descent stage.
CC: I'm sorry, Jim, I couldn't read that. Say again.
CDR: Rcger. The supcrcritical pressure gage does riot seem to h_ working for the descent propulsion system.
CC: Roiier, copy. Spider, we're reading 704 on tile 'supercrit.
CDR: Probably ]ow.
UNKNOWN: Wail, we're blowing dowzl an_'ay. i)NFIDENTIAL i Day- 1,/-.,L
CDR: I know it, but that's still awfully low.
LMP: I'11 bet that's a big surprise to them all.
CC: Okay, Spider, Just as soon as the dump is complete, we're ready to uplink your state vector REFS_.C._T.
CDR: Roger. Okay, go ahead.
CC: Okay. It's on its way.
CDR: Houston, Spider, we're ready to copy the NAV check if you've got that.
CC: Roger. Reading the NAV check: 092:00:00 ... 1 ...
LMP: Broke S-band lock. Houston, you reading Spider?
CC: Try me again.
LMP: Okay, Houston. Spider is back on with you now, and I got the time and that's all.
CC: Roger. Reading: you have the time ... plus 14 ... 1245 .
UNKNOWN: Okay, you broke out again. I got the altitude that time. I got minus 027. Say again and all after.
CMP: Spider, Gumdrop. Houston ... too.
CC: Okay, Sp_der. I've got you now. Try your read- back.
CDR: I didn't get it. You're breaking up pretty bad]y, Houston. I got a minus 027, and then you broke out. Say again all after, please. , )NFIDENTIAL, the-
CC: Okay. Starting with time, 092:80:00, minus 2799, plus 14631, 1245. Roger.
UNKNOWN: 92:00:00 minuz 2799, plus ]h63!, 12!_5. confirms
CC: That's affirmative, Spider. Houston the updat e.
UNKNOWN: Terrible.
CDR: Yes. We're going to have us a troblem; I can sec t_hat. to on.
UNKNOWN: The S-band be
UNKNOWN: Did you notice what the first - whether that wa_ a REFSr.E4AT or a state vector?
CDR: That was a state vector.
CC: ... How do you read me? hr w,
UNKNOWN: You're better Houston. You're better.
UNKNOWN: G_mdrop's 5 by.
CC: Very good. update form rcndy.
CC: Okay, Spider. Thi!: ks Houston. We've got %hr. 5rETnB6_'cd state vector in. We have it, and we're going to hand over }icrc within in a few seconds_ and then we'/] put in a EEFS_.DL%T.
UNKNOWN: Okay. Rog_r.
UNKNOWN: Okuy, theru _l. goes. 2l*; come on, bal,y. Ti:c.i'¢- _.zt go, 7035. Beautiful. Okay, and it's got to work its way up to 33].
UNKNOWN: _ Spider, Gu:_Srop. ] have _ good tr:nz:ondcr. ,,,,CONFIDENTIA4. C NFIDENTIAL Day T 2 .peo9-o36ol - Page 97
CDR: Very good. In Just a couple of minutes, we're going to find out if we have a good radar.
LMP: Okay. We're ready to go tile gimbal drive and throttle test. VERB 33, E_TER.
CDR: Do you have that pad out so that we can verify the stuff 5n here, when wc go through it?
LMP: Yes. Right here. Say, Houston. Let us know when you're ready for the gimbal drive and throttle.
CC: ()kay, Spider. _qne computer's yours, and we're ready for your gimbal drive and throttle cheek. Press ahead.
LMP: In work. Okay, VERB 48, ENTER. DAP configuration, there; 22145, that's good; 2709, that's good; plus PRO; F2_GINE GIMBAL TRIM, plus 225, 730. Okay, MODE CONTROL to AUTO.
CDR: Okay, MODE CONTROL to AUTO.
UNKNOWN: F2_G1NE _3C,_to - _GIRE GIMBAL, E.UABLE. DESCENT.
LMP: ECiGINE _d{M to
CDR: _2_G]NE AIL',I to DESCF_ff.
LMP: 0kay_ PRO.
CDR: Okay, Houston. I'm going to start the drive now.
CC: Roger. Go ahead, Spider. We're ready. Roger.
CDR: It's going.
LMP: Okay, we'11 monitor it there. Okay, and you're ready for the throttle check.
CC: That's affirmative, Spider. Go ahead.
UNKNOWN: ° Roger. I2_P's THROTTLE 5s MINIMUM. Coming up to is is the SOFT STOP. SOFT STOP 53 percent. _i_P -' CONFIDENTIA,t off scale high; RCCA light and biek down throu6h the SOFT STOP to IDLE. Okay, Mf_JJAL TH!.OTTLE,
CC: Okay, Spider. We copy. Go ahead.
CDR: 0ka:-, here comes the C01."..bli_DER'sTtiHGTTLE.
CC: Okaj, press ahead, Jim. - -
UNKNOWN: Minimum - -
UNKNOWN: We're up to SOFT STOP, full throttle, back down to _4IN.
UNKNOWN: THROTTLE CONTROL to AUTO.
CC: Roger. It looked good. Let's press, and at this time both vehicles can hrin_ up their S-band.
UNKNOWN: Okay, stand by. We're about to 6ct the thing finished driving. Okay, and the next step is EJGL, E APJ4 to OFF. There goes one of them. Okay, there goes the other one. Key release. ENGINE ARM to OFF.
CDR: _:I(,L_m ARM, OFF.
UNKNOWN: TTCA JETS, both DO'_I.
UNKNOWN: PRO. I got that. This s_ys verify £in'_l GDA; okay, CB(Il), STABILIZATIOH AND CON'iROI,, DECA POW'RR, OPEl; And I've got the Dr.o_z.,l ENGii_E OVY2%RIDE open· ti,ONFIDENTIAL CONFIDENTIAL Day-
CC: Spider, this _s Houston. You're GO on your gimbals and the thrott]e chfck. We're standing by for the hot fire.
LMP: Roger. In work. Okay, Gumdrop, we're going to be doing our hot fire check here.
CDR: Damn it; OB(il) here, too.
LMP: Roger. Did you get it.
CDR: No. Was that yours or mine_
CDR: Yes, i thought that was CB(l]), STAB CONTROL, DESCENT ENGINE OVERRIDE.
UNKNOWN: That's - Okay, I'm sorry; that's a 16. I got: it.
CDR: Okay. Go on. Okay. HIGH bit rate with MSC - Let's see. temp_
LMP: Okay. We got that. I Just told him the quad are up.
CDR: INSTRUMENTATION CWEA, OPE.'I and RECLOSE.
UNKNOWN: Okay. OPEN and RECLOSE. X-_R.JL_LAi]oh,
CDR: Okay, GUIDANCE COi;TROL to ACS, 4 JETS, DEADBAI_) to MAX.
LMP: Okay, A_'i_I'i_JI)E CONTROL, three, to MODE CO_;"m.OL.
CDR: MODE CONTROL.
LMP: MODE CONTROL, ATTITUDE HOLD.
CDR: A_H HOLD.
UNKNOWN: Okay. Deflect your ACA slowly. Roll, pitch, an_3 the proportional
CDR: Here comes ACS, Houston. .-CONFIDENTI,CL
CC: Roger. You're very weak, but we're getting good pickup. Press ahead, Spider.
UNKNOWN: Okay, three to PULSE - -
CDR: Wait. Okay.
UNKNOWN: ATTITUDE DIRECT breaker, CLOSE.
CDR: They're too drifting. 0op. CLOSE.
LMP: Okay, deflect the hardover, re]l, pitch, and yaw.
CC: Okay, Spider, we're getting data.
CDR: Complete. QUAD 1. 2,
UNKNOWN: Okay_ - 4, 3, 1, CLOSE.
CDR: 0kay_ 4_ 3, 2, ], CLOSE.
UNKNOWN: Okay, I've got all mine closed.
UNKNOWN: CWEA, OPEN and RECLOSE.
CC: Okay, (;umdroi_, if - Carl you read me?
CDR: Here we go with the other hot fire now.
UNKNOWN: Okay, Spiderls very weak. His data is good_ however. Let me - And I would like to remind you that B-3 is still El;AP. LED.
UNKNOWN: Roger. Spider, Gumdrop. They say your data is .. QHEIDENIIAL. " I' Day - P golol
LMP: ... read them. And we're going to start the PGNS check here in Just a minute. We Just did the AGS translation and control check .... control, PGNS.
CC: Roger ... loud ... Spider. We're working through Madrid now.
CDR: Okay, here comes PGNS TTCA's.
UNKNOWN: Who's transiat_ng it?
CDR: It's complete.
CDR: Okay, 2 JETS.
LMP: Hey, somebody's keying continuously. Okay. Okay, 2 JETS; DEADB._YD, MIN, set the DAP to 01002. Okay, that was at 91:01:18, 91:21.