Otrobonita/noicy-space-talks huggingface dataset:
CDR: Hmm! You sure if you got the right thing?
LMP: Seems to be ...
CDR: Okay. Can't put too much ... Seems to be squared away though, now. TIME SKIP
CMP: Houston, 15. Still in the - the midst of doing a little housecleaning.
CC: Endeavour, Houston. Would you ask ...
CMP: Roger, Houston. Hey, Jim.
CMP: Roger, Ed. I was i minute late on that - on the mapping camera. We got it started at I - at 174:51.
CMP: Hey, go to forward OMNI.
CMP: Roger, Ed. One other thing: I didn't get the P52 in, either.
CC: Roger. Understand ...
CC: Al, I'11 keep track of your cameras for you ...
CMP: Okay. If you would, that would help. _,_llrl_
CC: 15, Houston. Give me REACQ and NARROW, please.
CMP: Okay, REACQ and NARROW.
CMP: *** the pilot valve - - TIME SKIP
CMP: Cabin reading about 5.7 over there, Dave?
LMP: Okay. I guess we ought to wait until we complete
CMP: David.
LMP: - -the gloves and helmets off.
CMP: Hello, Houston; this is 15.
LMP: Baseband.
CDR: Yes. Of course.
UNKNOWN: Mine.
CDR: Yes, that's yours.
UNKNOWN: Let me get that.
CMP: Hey, pretty good.
CMP: Help me put the other end of this guardrail on here.
LMP: MDC guard, Al.
CMP: So the MDC guard.
CDR: Hope it doesn't get over ...
CMP: Is it in the way? Huh?
LMP: Oh, the MDC guard.
CDR: Did you take that down?
CDR: Okay, pal.
CMP: Come here and - get this.
CMP: 32:20.
LMP: God_ 4 hours; that's -
CMP: They say go for it.
LMP: Yes, Just as well. Just fiddling around and getting squared away.
CDR: That's right. I guess all I'm saying is the Flight Plan really ought to reflect that.
CMP: Yes, they had you learning the ... switch.
CDR: Right there, Jimmy.
CDR: Oh, Christ. I'm putting it all over your face here_
LMP: Want to use some of your soap?
CMP: Hey, you're supposed to be somehow nonaffected by the CMP.
CMP: Okay, Dick [sic].
CMP: Oh, yes, 7 hours left of my 9-hour rest period.
CDR: Well, we -
LMP: Not interested in what he's doing. You'd like that more than this.
CDR: Your urine bag? Oh, no, I got them all cleaned out so-
LMP: Yes. I've cleaned mine.
CMP: Ohl Poor ... I've been - I tell you, I've been rinsing everything out with water every time I pee and every time I go to sleep.
LMP: Is that a fact? DAY 9 _
CMP: Houston, 15. Houston, 15.
CMP: Okay, Joe. I got the gyro torquing angles up, and I'11 torque them out in a minute.
CC: I'11 get out of your way, Al, so you can get down in here.
CC: Al, We've no - noted the termination of your fuel cell 3 purge. At your convenience, open the X-ray and the alpha particle experiment covers, please, and turn the alpha particle back on. Over.
LMP: Okay, Joe, we'11 be about another 2 or 3 minutes finishing up all the dumps, and then we'11 do that.
CC: Okay. Fine. We do want you to wait until all the dumps are completed, and then open the doors and turn alpha particle on at your convenience, really.
CDR: ... this morning.
LMP: Yes, Myrtle. I didn't use - I didn't - hadn't used Myrtle this morning. I didn't use Myrtle this morning.
CDR: I think that checklist is ... 5 minutes and then closed.
LMP: Yes, it does.
CDR: Yes, that's ... Yes. Yes ....
LMP: Yes. Yes. I didn't use that this morning.
CDR: ... Al ....
LMP: That's true.
LMP: Yes. You were smart.
CC: Good Ship Endeavour, this is Houston. We'11 see you on the other side.
CDR: We stow this in that Jura [?] bag down there? When I took that ..., Al? Okay.
CDR: How about this? Go MANUAL and WIDE. Right, Al? That what you say? Then - then go to REACQ? Just leave it in MANUAL and WIDE until we come around, right ?
LMP: MANUAL and WIDE. How about the SQUELCH ENABLE?
LMP: I have the SQUELCH ENABLE on.
LMP: I'11 get it. This is ...
LMP: Okay, all ... be done behind here.
CDR: You want to - I don't care. Where is the best place for you to be?
CDR: Okay. I'11 Just stay here in the center.
CDR: I know. You ... put mine on.
CMP: ... launch.
LMP: We might have them sorted out by then.
CDR: 01d Al, he's a gentleman ...
LMP: No, don't bruise him.
CDR: ... read that ... now?
CDR: ... Magic Marker ... Besides, these used to be the guys ... all versions ... all the cross-subjects of the command module. Although ... all the stuff ...
CDR: ... a lot of garbage ....
CDR: ..., Jim .... all garbage ...
LMP: Yes .... put the garbage in here all ...
LMP: We do? Shoot, I - I feel great today.
CDR: ... gone from one ... to the two.
LMP: What do I have to do?
CDR: Photograph that ...
LMP: I should have brought that LEC hook back. It sure was handy in the LM. Trying to grab stuff with the EV gloves was like work.
CDR: ... 5 minutes ... did you get them - did you get them back ...
LMP: You know, Dave, we had probably - we had the worst condition possible for getting up and down that front ladders. That's the problem - -
LMP: For getting up and down that front ladders. The gear hadn't stroked at all. And it was, you know, practically off the surface. If I didn't have anything, if I could give a good leap, I could make it to the first rung. Most times, while carrying something, I ended pulling m_self up with n_ arms to get to the first rung.
CMP: ... the gear didn't stroke ... - -
LMP: Didn't stroke at all. In fact, the front pad wasn't even on the surface. No, the pad was loose - -
LMP: - - free to rotate, so it wasn't even - it wasn't making a firm contact at all with the surface.
CDR: ... sticking to the bottom, to me. I'11 tell you, Jim, it sure is a lot easier than that damn ...
LMP: Oh, yes, particularly, you know, if there is a little time. I - I could transfer the bags up and Just leave them on the porch, wait for you to get up there, and you pass them, then I could grab them with that LEC hook.
CDR: ... in three times to try it.... once to transfer the LEC ...
CMP: Try your scissors. You ... Your scissors are over there, on your left of your- 02 FLOW HI. Help me dump it.
CDR: Oh, shit! ... ketchup ...
LMP: Here's some, Dave. Right here.
CDR: Okay. Now ...
LMP: Want some more?
LMP: Cabin pressure's are ...
CDR: Cabin pressure's are what?
LMP: Split at 5.
CDR: What? This vent is open ...
CDR: Myrtle was ... and the ... valve was Just open ... back up.
LMP: ... your burn's out if you leave your flow valve in normal? ...
CDR: Jim, I think this little valve in your Jiminy [?] bag is all clogged up. That's your problem. Because I Just tried that, and it works fine - transferred to a new Jiminy [?] bag .... valve.
LMP: Yes_ I think my valve is probably a little clogged.
CDR: Well, you got to keep it clean.
CDR: ... I don't think any ... in there.
CDR: Anyone for chewing gum this morning?
LMP: Want some chewing gum, Dave?
LMP: Want any chewing gum?
LMP: Do you have all the parts there, Al?
CMP: They're in here if you need them ....
LMP: They go on here ... Take a whole piece.
LMP: ... stuff like that.
LMP: Watch it. This washer over here slipped.
LMP: If you had a screwdriver, I think we could push the washer on this side down a little bit, Al. This washer here's slipped up.
LMP: Okay. I've got it through now.
CMP: You've got it a little apart.
CMP: Where is the other part? I got it through the washers. Go ahead .... be tighter than that.
LMP: Man!
LMP: I don't see it. Okay. Tightened it up to some extent ... this screwdriver. Why don't we try them out.
LMP: Tool E fit in this socket over here? It's too big?
LMP: Okay, I think we got it. 02 FLOW HI again.
LMP: I think you almost got it. You want me to try it ...
CMP: Better put some chewing gum on it; maybe some tape. around That's what we need. Put some tape it. That will keep it from backing off.
LMP: Guess we ought to check those screens on the - on the hoses, too; they're probably - should be changed this morning.
CDR: ... get the vacuum cleaner, pull all the filters out, and we'11 ... - -
CDR: - - Get the vacuum cleaner ... off, lay down every bag and ... everything before we leave .... shoes ... stow away ... In the mean time, I'11 go around and ... get it ... all the little bags we have and ... all the goodies from the LM, put them in that end one camera bag ... bag, ... And ... check. It would be nice to log all ... before we start taking
CDR: - - Exactly what we're ...
LMP: Yes, okay. Okay, Dave. If you hand me the tape. I think this is about as tight as we'11 get this.
LMP: Little pieces of tape.
CDR: Tape?
CDR: How big?
LMP: Oh, probably - 6 inches worth. Yes.
LMP: Dave Scott taught me. Tape everything. Yes, I don't know what we would have done if we hadn't had the tape along. I might have been without common the surface.
CMP: Okay, I think your seat's fixed.
LMP: You know what we can also do, Dave, is wet wipe the MAGs. Might be even better then - wet wipe them - get a towel - damp towel here - Just wipe them off.
CDR: MAGs?
LMP: Yes, rather than vacuuming.
LMP: No vacuum ... wet wipe ... towel ...
LMP: Procedure says to unstow them, vacuum, and then wet wipe. Yes.
LMP: Yes, I was Just going ... LM Timeline.
CDR: I think I would follow the ...
CDR: You know why I vacuum ...
CMP: Can't we use this little square?
CDR: Make sure you ...
UNKNOWN: Use those little square Jobbies, you mean - we have around. Yes.
CDR: And I think vacuuming would be easier to get in the cracks. And I certainly think that dirt will - dirt can get in the cracks ... Maybe wipe the surface clean .... Okay ....
LMP: You don't have another bag we can put this - this trash in?
LMP: I was wondering if we had another big feed bag that was just about empty - the food locker, we could put this in there. Better than making two transfers.
LMP: ... CO
LMP: Well, where's the JETT bag? Let's put it in the JETT bag.
CDR: We can't use the JETT bag. If we do that you've got to get the ...
CDR: Get your own C ...
LMP: We don't put up with it.
LMP: Do you want to take this down with you? Just trans- fer all the stuff up - out of that bag and into this one here, Al.
CDR: ... We got JETT bag in 3 - 310B ... Turn around and look ...
CDR: No, that's ... canister.
CDR: Hey, I got a mapping camera pad ...
LMP: Which one do you want to get in? This one? Okay.
LMP: I'11 Just unplug here.
CMP: I got the LM Timeline ...
LMP: Yes, I have.
LMP: ... cooled things off, too, huh? Beat his ass, too.
CDR: No, I ...
LMP: Oh, I don't know.
CDR: No, I ... something.
CDR: Daylight. Oh, okay. Sure will ....
CDR: You know, I figure we got almost exactly a 100 hours. As a matter of fact, this ent - this orbit entry, or - entry interface, is at - 291:30 - huh - 294:43. It is now 194 and some.
LMP: Not as bad as ... TIME SKIP
CDR: Roger. Let's go back to POO.
LMP: Mine, too. Is mine in work?
CDR: No (laughter). I got mine.
CMP: ... went that-a-way, huh? Okay. I got tape motion going, so I guess we might as well -
LMP: We don't need those guys.
CDR: Oh - beautiful. Fine.
CMP: ... your private beverage.
CMP: Okay, Joe. And we're Just sitting here in attitude all set to dim the lights and do the gegenschein.
CMP: (Laughter) Certainly, Joe (laughter).
CDR: "Anything you need, give us a call."
CMP: (Laughter) Just like we're assigned right behind ...
CMP: Better check our camera time here.
CDR: 15B even is where the Flight Plan calls us.
CDR: Okay, in i minute, Al.
CMP: Yes. _ What frame time?
LMP: One frame, the whole minute.
CMP: One in each hand .... look all right? Okay?
CDR: Looks like we're i minute and 18 seconds down in the Flight Plan.
CMP: Bravo. I want to go get a star mark.
CMP: Hey. Got coffee?
CDR: Okay, Jim, if you'11 give us FREE.
CMP: And turn the lights off down there.
CDR: Can't get used to it. We're getting free light out there.
CMP: Yes, that's some stuff, ain't it?
CDR: That's really bright.
CMP: Now we're trying the gegenschein, the midway point, and the Moulton point. But we got to do an atti- tude maneuver here in Just a minute. In fact, in 3 minutes from now, to be precise, since we're getting a 3-minute exposure.
CMP: Yes, we're all right for that.
CDR: That's - that's in some bunch of ... anyway.
CDR: Well, you see the gegenschein?
CMP: Well, it should be straight ahead of us, Dave.
CDR: Well, I'm not sure. I think we ought to get ... I - I - Why don't you look - I think it would be -
CMP: No. If there is such a thing, there's a - there's a very definite branch off from the Milky Way. Floating almost to big B. Well, it's not long.
CDR: No - no, the big hairy one.
CMP: Yes, that's right. No, it's - it's a localized area, you know. But it would probably be in the shape of an oval. Well, anyway, that's the only thing - that's the only thing that came close to that, was that thing that looked like a branch off the Milky Way. Double or nothing.
CMP: Okay, turn the lights up there, Jim.
CMP: No. Okay, go to CMC, AUTO. Okay, now we want to maneuver to another point there: Midpoint attitude, Flight Plan.
LMP: Midpoint. I understand.
CMP: Okay, plus .6900.
CMP: 51007 And minus 021.
CMP: No, 261.
CMP: It's - it's in the ...
LMP: Oh, Jesus!
CMP: Shouldn't laugh at me.
CMP: Give him my regards.
CDR: Now break down a little bit. Look, he'11 stay crazy if you're acting crazy. Look, Al, he doesn't understand.
CMP: We're down in the time line. Getting slightly green, Jimmy, my boy?
CDR: I got to get it into AUTO.
CMP: ... getting ...?
CMP: Christ!
CDR: Now let the rate damp there for a second; hope it improves.
CDR: Okay, you're not losing face.
CMP: Yes. Right. Okay.
CMP: As I was saying -
CMP: Ah, go to hell, MDC.
CMP: What's that time on the other one? Time on the DSKY?
CMP: Mm-hmm. Yes, I used them, too.
CMP: What elevation? Yes.
CMP: Yes, there's Quite a few stars out there, aren't there?
LMP: Christi ... given you?
CMP: A little darker now. Let's see. There's my star right up over there. Yes, that's -
CDR: Damn! You always seem to take it bad when you do an alinement.
CMP: Well, you can't be all crude and all. But that little - that - that little - that thing there is something. Might be another planet.
CMP: Yes, trying to move ... We've got another 5 minutes to go. Anyway, we've used -
CDR: Okay. Okay, Jim, lights up.
CMP: And we got a P20 coming then.
CDR: Yes, CMC, AUTO. And this time we want maneuver to -
CMP: Yes. We have ...
CDR: We haven't ...
CMP: Well, got the housekeeping done.
CDR: We're not going to have a ...
LMP: That's a shame ....
CMP: I can't find - -
CDR: Turn the lights down and look for a few minutes, if you want.
CMP: We don't have to stop for another 10 minutes yet.
CDR: So you can go to ATTITUDE HOLD there, Jim.
CMP: Or go to CMC, AUTO.
CMP: Got it. Turn it down. Turn that damn thing down.
LMP: I want to look for a few minutes.
LMP: God damn. Is it in there?
CMP: You can see something bright down in there.
LMP: Al, could you move it?
CMP: No, it's ...
CDR: ... wouldn't come down. It's a function of lighting.
CMP: No .... got ... something else.
LMP: No, I really can't see anything, Dave ....
CMP: Oh, shit. You're too easily impressed.
LMP: No one thinks like me.
CMP: Yes. As a matter of fact, that's what I keep saying.
CMP: That's not nice.
CDR: See if I can see that.
CDR: Oh, let me see. That's - that's too hard to see.
CDR: They're not - they're not as bright as I thought they' d be, either.
CMP: They're not?
CDR: Yes. They're not - they're not much brighter than they are on Earth. Okay, lights up. Camera's off?
CMP: No, the guy wants that - business here. Yes.
CMP: Okay, Dave, will you put these back in B-2 for me, please?
CDR: Jim? Is that breaker off?
CDR: Yes, might as well call.
CMP: All right. I want to move these before I - ... Ow!
CMP: Too early.
CMP: Huh? Yes. Yes, I'm a person. Right here, Jim.
CMP: Well, put the TV back in -
CDR: If you will, snap that one.
CMP: It kind of gets in the way of everything else. Let me stick it down here for now.
LMP: Sure is fun with lots of people.
CMP: Stow them.
CDR: Put that one down here with mine.
CDR: What's that, Jim?
LMP: Nol
CMP: Good. Very good.
CMP: Yes. You got to - yes. We've already signed those, haven't we? We haven't signed these? It really doesn't make much difference, does it?
CMP: We don't really have to sign them now I guess. We can do that anytime.
CMP: Yes, those - those covers would have been infinitely more valuable, I think.
CDR: Oh, well.
CMP: Maybe, Dave, it's Just as well we didn't.
CMP: Bastard.
CDR: I've got one. Come down.
CMP: God d_mn. Is it - is it in there?
CDR: Oh, I've only been changing the' film; one in the
CMP: I'm going to have to go all the way back to the
CMP: Yes, very good .... that move.
CDR: What? No more film.
CDR: ... I need more film ... camera ...
CMP: Can you change it?
CMP: Yes, but you know the way he is.
LMP: Feel around here.
CMP: Oh, no. But I don't think you are ....
LMP: That's the reason. Yes, yes, yes.
CMP: That doesn't take very long.
LMP: Where you going?
CMP: This guy's got more pens somewhere, because I need one to keep track of the Flight Plan, too.
CDR: ...,Al.
UNKNOWN: I got one.
CMP: Excuse me, Jim.
CMP: Yes. I got one. Yes.
LMP: ... solution in color ...
LMP: You got a MAG that hasn't been used at all?
CMP: Huh? Just as - it may be Just as well. Tell me we don 't have any.
CDR: We don't - we don't have any of that left.
CMP: Hey, gang, they don't have another eat period for 6 hours.
CMP: There's not another eat period in the Flight Plan for 6 hours.
CDR: Six more hours? Jesus Christi
CMP: That's right. And that's Just before our sleepy time.
CDR: Six hours to bed.
CDR: Yes. I don't think we need the Contingency anymore. We don't need that one. Or these. Or these.
CDR: Can I get that map you got over there?
CMP: Okay. Yes, got -
CDR: Two of them here. Have three.
CMP: Okay, David.
CDR: Most of these don't.
CMP: Yes. Got two fresh maps here. One's labeled CMP and the other is labeled nothing.
CMP: Well, we missed some spectacular terminator photos. Damn. You know, I was wondering. You want to get the terminator photos if still possible. That would have really been spectacular.
CMP: Well, yes. The terminator's on the Flight Plan.
CMP: Well, if we've got the film, by golly, I'd like to take a lot of terminator photos.
CMP: No, that'd really be neat; take a bunch of termi- nators. And the setting should be the same re- gardless of where the terminator went.
CMP: Boy. That one's - Look at that.
CMP: Do you know how to change the settings from 250 to 500?
CMP: No, I mean - I mean what the comparable settings are. Like f/5, 1/50th and all that.
CDR: ... f/5.6
CMP: Terminator photos for the 250, they call out 1/125th. and And that's for the very-high-speed black and white. Yes. You don't have any left though, do you? No. Yes.
CMP: No. No, that's not fast enough. That's all right. Listen, I got lots of brand R left. Use it.
CDR: ... something.
CMP: Yes. It-sure would be nice to get a - some pictures down into the bottom of ... bottom ....
CMP: Oh, deary.
CDR: The old Earth is real impressing down there .... get some.
CMP: Oh, boy! God, I guess. That thingwas huge.
CMP: Never did, huh?
CDR: ... Never mind. TIME SKIP
CDR: Well, we ought to be able to tell in an hour.
CDR: The what? Oh, yes. Okay?
CDR: We are, Jim. I got it hot for you. Don't worry, pal, we won't forget you.
LMP: I'11 bet you ...
CDR: No. I think he's right here.
LMP: ... sex?
CDR: Neuter? Okay, that spaghetti is mine. Hamburger wet pack. Pea soup, ham and salad, applesauce, cheese crackers. Brackl
CDR: Blach! Does it look like it, Jim?
CDR: You say it looks like it, Jim?
CMP: You got eyes, they're almost 20 - 20, so - (laughter) Okay, it's a--
CDR: I think it's time to raid you. I want to make sure they get it all down - down on the - on the file there.
CDR: That one's for you. Here. Have at it .... turn around ...
CMP: ... here.
LMP: Well, I think I'd - stick it under the couch there. That's where I kept it before. But, of course - Huh?
LMP: May be, David. The empty ones, you mean. Oh, that's what you're talking about. Empty one. Yes. Yes. A-2.
CDR: Okay, Ji_,.,,.y, you got 8 minutes to go.
CDR: Hey, ' listen. You - you - you're bugging me a little bit. If you're going - if you're going to exercise, you ought to at least have the decency to put your biomed on (laughter). There's no sense wasting all that on us. Let the doc see it.
CDR: 0oh, applesauce. Their applesauce is good stuff.
LMP: You have Cannon towels, no doubt.
CDR: I think I've been holding this many of them before.
CDR: Oh, yes. Yes, we were in darkness about the time ... We'11 be on the dark side for about 20 minutes now.
CDR: Two minutes to go, Jim.
CDR: Okay, Jim.
CMP: ... regular ... heartbeat.
CDR: Huh? Yes. After - after awhile it gets to be work- ing, moving your legs around again, you know?
CDR: ... boy, oh boy.
CDR: How do you mean?
CMP: No?
CDR: Oh, my eyes - my eyes were playing funny tricks on
CMP: So am I. Yes.
CDR: I'11 think I'11 see a - yes. Yes.
LMP: Oh, yes, I seem to be getting them.
CDR: Well, that's like a ...
LMP: Too early.
CDR: No. My brain is seeing them when you're not.
CMP: Hey, Dave, you any good at putting hot water in?
CDR: Oh, God, yes. Let's - Okay.
CMP: How about doing some pea soup for me when you get
CDR: Huh? Where's your spoon, Jimmy?
CMP: Is it in here?
CMP: ... J_..,.y'sspoon.
CMP: You mean like these?
CMP: What spoon?
CMP: Oh! Gee, what'd I do? Try to get rid of them?
LMP: You're getting ... for a ...
CDR: ... (Clears throat)
CMP: Watch it. He'11 be bitching about that.
LMP: Give it to Al.
CMP: Give me the little white tool.
CMP: Thank you, Dave.
CMP: ... got in the way here.
CMP: Yes. It really is. Yes. I wish you guys would go somewhere.
CMP: Because he doesn't want the gray to show.
CMP: (Laughter) He'd be perfectly happy if we had pens instead of erasers.
CDR: Hey, how about exporting it?
CDR: ... Yes ....
CDR: You guys ...?
CDR: Yes. I can see ...
CDR: Don't forget, we got ...
LMP: What a sport.
LMP: What a sport!
LMP: You are.
CMP: (Laughter) Yes. Yes.
LMP: Enough!
CDR: Enough's enough ....
CDR: ... - - TIME SKIP
CMP: We didn't put it in my safe place.
CDR: Are you at PSl?
CMP: I'm not there yet. See, I cleaned that thing re- ligiously, all - every night?
CDR: But we didn't - -
CMP: But - but we didn't get it last night, I don't think.
CDR: No, it's all that crap we brought in here.
UNKNOWN: Yes. Feel the difference already in air that's blowing out of the hose. It really does make a difference. Yes.
CDR: I thought it was practically suffocating.
CMP: Probably that, and the combination of going in dark.
CDR: Oh, gosh. They're sitting there in their own com- fortable console.
CMP: Yes, that's right. Go ahead.
CMP: Ail righty. Thank you, sir, and we'11 see if we can conjure one up for you.
CMP: ...? Yes, I need to get him a status of the com- mand module. Joe - we'11 give it to him when we come around next time.
CDR: That's the stuff ...
CMP: You tell me when - You tell me when ... that flight data ...
CMP: What's you doing? What's you doing? Throwing away dirty stuff? ...
CMP: ... - You didn't put on clean tonight, did you?
CMP: Oh. Your last one? Guess you got stuck with it, Jim ....
CMP: (Laughter) I've got a little Job for you to do, Jim. Assemble camera, lens, mirror, and magazine on special window-5 bracket; rotate the lens 180, so we can take pictures of the mass spec. You do that in - about 15, 20 minutes. Well, we use the - we use the 16 millimeter. And the bracket's down in A-8. You know, that big bracket down there. You do that while I'm - -
CMP: - - while I'm doing a P52. 0ops! Excuse me, Dave ....
CMP: Yes, I know. God dang, it's not very crowded down here!
CDR: Hey, you got to this ...
CMP: Okay. We'11 - we'11 get it. I'11 get it. Keep going. I '11 get it.
CMP: I used to do it by myself. No big deal.
CMP: Okay, as long as you're in the couch, how about putting me in FREE? MODE to FREE.
CMP: Star 1.
CMP: Star 40.
CMP: Out there.
CDR: Wooo!
CMP: Let's see .... 202:00:30.
CMP: Jim wants to know if hi s camera ... on the mass sped stuff.
CMP: Jim, you want to get the - the mass spec boom and gamma ray boom on their way out now? Might as well go ahead and do that.
LMP: MASS SPEC BOOM, DEPLOY .... find it?
CMP: No, Just get it out.
CMP: Do you want to - -
CMP: We got time for it.
CMP: Yes. Okay, mass spec boom photography, 16 millimeter - MAG L. What MAG's on there? E is on there now?
CMP: Here, you've got to put this UV thing in the window, too.
LMP: I'11 have to go back.
LMP: Okay. I took all this - extra film and ...
CDR: ... You got plenty of places in here, right?
CDR: ... remember ...
CDR: You'11 never get it all used up if you ...
CMP: That's right. We'11 never have time to use it all.
CMP: Yes. Is there any further use for the vacuum cleaner and all this - -
CMP: - - stuff hanging around here?
LMP: ... Put the bag and brush in ...
CDR: You've got to use it for ..?
CDR: What have you got in there now?
CMP: Where did you - -
CMP: - - where'd you leave the filter and all that stuff?
CMP: Okay. Might as well leave it all there, huh?
CMP: I think before activities get too far away, I will take a crap.
CDR: Is that so?
LMP: Yes. Jim, will you unplu g me, please? You guys cow,,. got the
LMP: Trade you for your cocoa.
CDR: 35, 45.
CDR: Okay. Okay?
CDR: ... Right? ... 3.
LMP: Here you go, Al. There. Okay. Good.
LMP: Here's your bag, Al. Give me your Juice, then, Al. I'11 take the Juice.
CDR: I think I'11 ... Okay .... eggs ...
LMP: We have sausage and eggs. How about sausage this morning.
LMP: Sausage this morning.
CDR: Scrambled eggs and sausage? That'd be good.
LMP: That'd be good. Yes.
LMP: Our favorite compartment.
CDR: ... sleep, Jim?
LMP: Pretty good. I Just woke up once.
CDR: (H_mmlng)
LMP: Want me to try to put that separator on the -
CDR: Well, we haven't got any ...
LMP: That's probably why we're farting so much.
CDR: What'd you say?
LMP: Probably why we're farting so much up here.
CDR: Yes, I didn't put - -
LMP: All smells like hydrogen, really.
CDR: - -...
LMP: Check it here.
CDR: ... What's that n_mber.
LMP: Okay, Dave. Here's that other cocoa.
LMP: Too late now. Don't be an Indian giver.
LMP: If you have something there to go in the hot water,
CDR: Yes, I got ...
LMP: What do you want, Dave?
CDR: Oh, that's all right. What do you have?
LMP: Be easier since I'm here.
LMP: Can you bring this back a little, Al? Will that go back?
LMP: Anybody want any fruit? Lot of apricots and peaches.
CDR: ..., Jim?
LMP: How about some bacon squares?
LMP: Coffee.
LMP: Yes. Stick it on there. Did you tighten down on it?
LMP: Is it tightened down?
CDR: Turn around,
CDR: ... Jim ...
CDR: Very simple.
LMP: Ready? You really have to push it on there.
LMP: Is it up all the way? Yes - you - you have to push pretty hard to get it on there.
CDR: Think it ...
CDR: I don't know. Something coming out of there?
LMP: Yes, it's coming out there, but - looks like there's a lot of water collecting at the end of the separa- tor. No, I Just - it's got a pool there at the end.
LMP: In fact, it looks like it's leaking. It is leaking. It's leaking, Dave.
CDR: I guess it's Just ... water ...
LMP: Went to bed at 9, Got up at 2.
CDR: Got up at 4!
LMP: Seven hours.
LMP: When are we going to listen to music? Were you listening to - your recor - the recorder last night, Dave?
LMP: Were you listening to your recorder last night?
LMP: Did - didn't you have some music on last night? I'd swear I heard music Just before I went to sleep.
LMP: Put me to sleep anyway.
LMP: Want me to put some hot water in those eggs, Dave?
LMP: About ready to go again.
CDR: Yes. Sure ....
CC: Apollo 15, this is Houston. How do you read?
CDR: Hi, Houston; 15. Loud and clear. How - us?
CC: Hi, Dave. You're coming through loud and clear. How did our consumables update get to you? Okay?
CDR: Yes, we got normal ... Okay. We got everything but the oxygen.
CC: Okay. Want me to read those three up?
CC: Roger. Oxygen tanks at that same time that I gave you originally were 61, 64, 48.
CDR: Okay. 61, 64, and 48. And I have a P52 for you and a crew status report.
CC: Fire away with them.
CDR: Okay. The P52: NOUN 05 was .01; NOUN 93 was plus .029, minus .025, plus .018; it was torqued out at 211: 52: 00.
CDR: And if you still have your pencil handy, why, the sleep came out to 7, 7 and a quarter, and 7. And the PRDs: 25026, 23182, and 08033. And go ahead with your updates.
CC: Roger. Okay, Flight Plan updates for the coming rev and - There's several of them here. And Just to keep you feeling a little bit more optimistic, on the following revs, there are very few updates. Okay. At 212'40, we want to delete MAP CAMERA IMAGE MOTION, INCREASE.
CDR: Roger. Got the deletion at 212:40. Go.
CC: At 2 - Roger. At 213 plus 24, we want to delete the GAMMA RAY BOOM, DEPLOY.
CDR: Marking DEPLOY.
CC: And at that - there are three - Roger. And Just below that, the MSFN verify len - lens tuck in and also the PAN CAMERA POWER, OFF; delete both of those.
CDR: Roger. Copy the next two deletions also. Go.
CC: At 214 plus 02. We want to change that camera configuration to the 250-millimeter lens, 250. The f-stop should be 5.6; the exposure time should be 1 over 125.
CDR: Roger. 214:02. Camera configuration: 250 milli- meter lens, f/5.6 ...
CC: Correct. - - TIME SKIP
UNKNOWN: NP ...
CMP: Yes, he'11 ... Follow those numbers. As long as we're in FREE, it don't really make any difference whether you got P30 running or not, as far as P20 is concerned. Anyway, they don't care about it as long as we don't run it more than a half an hour.
CMP: No, he wanted to run the P20 through. ...
CMP: You want to do a P20 first.
CMP: Yes, you don't need to do that until - They - they need to have us inertial for a while. Yes. We do that calibration in this attitude. And then at -
CMP: Yes. At 55, then we can go ahead and do a P20, and - and get into attitude and then do the P30.
LMP: (Yawn) ... time for ...?
CMP: Hey; you know, it is. What time is that thing happening? Not for a while yet, I bet.
CMP: ... another 3 and a half hours.
LMP: ... What ... do? Let's see ... We're ... that bag ... Put them away - ...
CDR: Stand by and ... Come on .... LOGIC ...
LMP: 8700? The rest of them ...
CDR: ... still too ...
CDR: Got to ... these goddam ...
CDR: ... this ...?
CMP: Yes, it's not much of a lineup - from a ...
LMP: ... What are you trying to do? ...
CDR: Well, if you want to get - well, what I really want and to do is make sure we got helmets gloves ... Be right back.
UNKNOWN: Where you going? nV
CDR: I got to put your - I got to put helmet ... mY EV gloves. The rest of your helmet, Jim, will go nV with helmet and your ...
LMP: Yes, put them down there ....
CDR: ... out?
LMP: ... umbilical and ...
CDR: ... going to do it Just like you used to do it with a checklist back when ...
CMP: Try to find that checklist ... It's part of the requirement .... do. You're going to have to punch all these goddam switches, pardner.
LMP: ... for the ... switches, let me know.
CMP: Who doesn't?
LMP: Just have to see.
CDR: We'11 have to stow this stuff for TEI .... umbil- ical. All this stuff for the EVA configuration, ... really ... trouble.
CMP: Well, we are going to have to photograph the EVA, too. (Cleared throat )
CMP: ..., too ....
CMP: We better not use - use your attitude .... The rates are low .... I think once we get ...; other- wise, maybe we could arrange a TEI ... (Laughter)
CMP: Well, TEI, all we really need to do is ...
CDR: Sounds like you're trying to get out of EVA ... Tomorrow, ... take a little- -
CDR: - - reshuffling. So, if you can go now, ... some reasonable point ... EVA prep. We can try it, anyhow; because tomorrow, when I'm trying to get things squared away for the EVA prep, by the time we can ... the EVA prepping ... It'11 be late to- morrow before we even ...
LMP: Yes. We can get all that stuff done ...
CMP: Got lots of stuff to be ...
LMP: ... for these? Ohl ...
CDR: ... Yes. Well, we can't really use those on this EVA ....
CMP: Watch it now .... coming up ...
CDR: ... Where will we have to go with - Well, let's put it in this ...
CMP: It's getting ...
CDR: I said, "Why don't we ...?"
CMP: Well, we got the pan camera figured out for the new whole show, huh?
CMP: (Laughter).
LMP: Stop laughing, you son of a gun, you ...
CMP: I - I'm happy that it's even ready to come to, it's such a complicated bunch of shit.
CMP: Okay, these return pictures should come out in the ... see what happens ...
CMP: Another - Yes. As soon as we get through this other color, you can hand me that other MAG, and I'11 get set up for the Earth pictures. I think I'11 keep holding it .... your problem. Why don't - -
LMP: You know, this thing's ... about 30 degrees ...
CDR: That right?
CMP: ... that thing somewhere.
LMP: ... L
LMP: ... would you hold that thing?
CDR: Damn right. Just sitting there, looking at the Moon.
CMP: ... all right? ... What'd I do with my MAG. Here it is.
CDR: Did you take that cover off?
CMP: No, not lately ....
LMP: Take that ...
CMP: Move it up a little.
CMP: ... Yes, take these a little bit later.
LMP: That's about the only way you can get them.
LMP: Try to move them.
LMP: Try to move them up one.
CMP: Yes. No?
LMP: Just going to leave these tied down.
CMP: ... vertical?
CDR: Hey, watch the ... Be sure you don't get any of the crap out of that one.
CDR: You ...?
CMP: Yes, that was mY Hasselblad pack right here.
CDR: Well, that wouldn't ...
LMP: Really need to take a Hasselblaa MAG with you.
CMP: Yes, give me a Hasselblad MAG ...
LMP: All you really need ...
LMP: Mine's here ....
CMP: Here are mine, okay ....
CMP: I'11 take them.
CMP: How you like them? Okay?
CMP: Look for yours, pal.
CMP: You should be proud - you should be proud of yourself, Jim.
CMP: Do you intend ignoring that question? Are you a naive ...?
LMP: I answered it. Hey, you got to get your -
CMP: Godl What a posthole digger.
LMP: Chief priority. Time to do the P20 .... do it?
CMP: Jim, how long has it been since weight? ... says part i - part 2, part 2. All the rest of you ready?
CMP: DAC should be set for right now. Got to notify the ...
CMP: Y'all noticing that all that noise is gone?
CDR: I don't know if ...
CMP: You ignoring that Flight Plan?
LMP: Cut it.
CMP: Aw, you ain't that bad. Catch it, son.
LMP: ... won't come down. Help me?
CMP: All right, God d-_u you, come help me.
CDR: Boy, oh, boy.
LMP: Ail these MAGs ... 2 and a half by 2 millimeter ....
CMP: ... bracket.
LMP: Got a ... bracket.
CMP: That's 80 millimeter ... up there.
CMP: No .... I gave it to you.
CMP: Hope you don't roll the ... back in there.
LMP: Can't believe it. 1/500th,
CMP: Ahl Okay, 2.8, and click one off - which I Just blew.
CDR: Hey, what time did -
CDR: Got that one?
CMP: Yes, that at the - T-start time, yes.
CMP: That solar corona is kind of interesting. You might watch it out the wind °w there. You - you can really - you can really see it.
CDR: Are you going ... from here?
CMP: Well, ENTER. That doesn't work right. Oh, you're trying to ENTER on NOUN 18. DAY 10
CDR: Oh, my. I've got to have aNOUN.
CMP: NOUN 18 is attitude. Gimbal angles. There's time.
CMP: You loaded - you loaded gimbal angles, to drive to, for some reason.
CDR: ... ·
CMP: Is it going there? You changed the gimbal angles in - in P20.
CDR: Why didn't I get a P507
CMP: Because you were probably already - you were prob- ably Just getting to the P20 attitude.
CDR: ... each time. Why don't we both do 20? You've taken up eno_,gh pictures.
CMP: Did you ENTER on the re - Did you ENTER on it when you got to the attitude?
CMP: Well, that - Okay. Call up P20 again and go thro_gh that. Okay.
CDR: I get a NOUN 18 ... NOUN 78 .... NOUN 18.
CMP: What'd you do?
CDR: ... option 5?
CMP: Yes. Option 5. Yes.
CDR: You ... another 20?
CMP: Okay? Go.
CDR: 5.1 .... ?
CDR: - - ...? 5.2?
CMP: Oh, it wasn't to the attitude yet, Dave. No won- der. You're in - you're in HOLD over there.
CMP: Oh! Blew itl
CDR: Well, all I know is I got that needle.
CMP: Sure. We're in LOW RATE.
CDR: ... needle ...
LMP: All I know is - -
CDR: Can I load P30 now?
CDR: ... maneuver.
CMP: No. Not when we're in They won't let you in.
CDR: So that's what I did wrong.
CMP: Yes. That's why you - that's why you loaded - -
CDR: I heard- -
CMP: - - the NOUN 18.
CDR: Well, I thought you said - -
CMP: It'11 come up in a major mode but you won't get - -
CDR: Oh, I thought - -
CMP: - - You won't get a time display. Yes. You can't; it shuts off the power to display, like a NOUN 18.
CMP: That T-start is right now, too.
CMP: Uh -
CDR: 216.
CMP: 216:03. That's right.
CDR: We have 15 minutes.
CMP: No, we're at 216:03 right now.
CDR: ... We'11 never complete ...
CMP: Yes, we will. That's been all - Well, let's see. Let's get the stick and put in a higher rate in the DAP. Jim?
LMP: Get the stick?
CMP: What the hell's that lll. Okay.
CMP: Okay. I think that does it. I should have played a 3 while I was at it. Huh.
CMP: I should have put in a 3 and really zapped it around.
CDR: Three ...
CDR: Three is a what? ...?
CMP: Three is 2 degrees per second. We better do it.
CMP: I don't know if I can hit the stick again, only -
CDR: How about the boom? Is that extended?
CMP: We got the boom now?
CMP: Well, what's the Flight Plan say?
CDR: Yes, better not.
CMP: Better not. Yes.
CDR: You want the ..., don't you? ...
CMP: Yes, we're almost there.
CMP: Yes, we don't have to start here until - Got
CDR: Why is that coming up? Why didn't it come down?
LMP: Because the mission timer starts .... Flight Plan ...
CMP: Yes, because - yes, because of that one.
CMP: No, this is the mission timer. That - this was -
CDR: Mission timer, do you set the start and T-stop ...?
CMP: That's right. No. We're not doing it because we're
CDR: Be cool if we set the mission timer anyway.
CMP: Oh, yes. Sure.
CDR: And use our GET?
CMP: You can get it off the DSKY. Hell, the goddam
CDR: What? This one stopped twice?
CMP: You can't read that DET from over here.
CMP: You can't read it from over here to begin with.
LMP: I got a good idea.
CDR: ... fails if you move.
CMP: Well, you - you got the date.
CMP: Yes. You tried G&N and comp fail?
CMP: You tried G&N and comp fail? You're screwed anyway.
CDR: Better start getting our ... TEI.
CMP: Well, I think that's - kind of pushing the rules.
LMP: Y'all are getting freaked up.
CMP: Yes. We might.
CDR: Need a piece of tape. Ought to be a piece of tape around here somewhere.
CMP: Are you there?
CMP: Yes, call up P30 and put those n_mbers in the -
CDR: Yes ... zero.
CMP: I'd Just - Yes, I'd Just leave all those in there or Just load it zero. Okay .... Doesn't make any difference.
CDR: Got 417.
LMP: ... FREE? You want to let it be for a while?
CMP: Yes, we should. On, no, wait. No, that's okay. Those maniacs can wait on Dave. It won't damp.
CMP: It won't damp because we're in ORB RATE.
CDR: You want to go FREE?
CMP: Yes. Okay. Okay, now - look at those times and remember them, Dave.
CMP: It starts - Well, the first one's at 5 minutes and then we go 6:40 and every 10 seconds after that. Okay?
CDR: You ... for that?
CMP: Okay, you ready? Okay.
CDR: MARK. One cycle.
CDR: Oh l
CMP: Now turn out all the MDC lights, and just let - watch the DSKY LEB - if - if you can find one down there.
CDR: MARK. Forty.
CDR: Forty.
CDR: Thirty.
CMP: Okay, I got the time. You can watt]l, if you want.
CDR: You want a mark at 2:50?
CMP: Yes. No, I'11 - I'11 get it. Just watch out the window.
CDR: MARK. 2:50.
CMP: Enjoy the scenery.
CMP: If that time is good enough, boy, you wait. At 8 minutes, the Sun'11 show.
CDR: Fifty-five.
CDR: Gal Boyl
CDR: Woo-hoool
CDR: Yes, manl
CDR: Woo-hoo-hoool
CMP: I thought you'd like that (laughter).
CDR: That's something again! (Laughter) Wheeel
CMP: Okay - DAC off.
CDR: That's something ...
LMP: ... Cycle one frame.
CDR: Okay (laughter). Boy, I love stuff like that.
CMP: Now that's pretty spectacular.
CDR: It sure is. That's Just right between the eyeballs.
CMP: Yes. You don't expect it. Oh, yesl Okay. Okay, lift the ... away. Oh, we got - we got a little time. No - there's no big rush.
LMP: Okay, remove DAC from window, cover lens, and run at 24 frames per second.
LMP: Shutter speed, 1/500th, for 2 seconds.
LMP: Cover lens?
LMP: CMC MODE, AUTO. Record the MAG.
CMP: Okay, we're down to about - oh, 60 percent of the frame, I guess.
LMP: Sixty percent?
CMP: Sixty percent of the MAG, yes.
LMP: How about your frame?
CMP: loo.
LMP: ... what?
CMP: Now, which one you want to use? Use this one? 1/125th,
CMP: Okay, we got got - -
LMP: What's your MAG nl]mber? Need that.
CMP: Okay ... get it up there and get it going , we'11 be all right .... Why don't you run one across this way? Now hold it.
CMP: Okay, I want back ... Yes, that ought to do it. Run this one down through here.
LMP: I don't think you guys'11 make it, frankly.
CMP: No (grunt).
CMP: ... back it off. Oh, yes, that's right. We don't move now, anyway.
CMP: Did you let the ... down?
CDR: H_Z (Sigh) Okay.
CMP: Yes, we got it. Is that what you got on there?
CMP: Rate's down.
CMP: Yes. That's - that's about right, Dave.
CMP: Yes. Ok ay .
CDR: Did we do a P207
CDR: I thought we called P20 now, Al.
CMP: Yes, Just recall P20. It should do it itself. No, if you get the UPLINK ACTIVITY light, that means it's gone outside the 10-degree dead band, in which case you have to do a VERB 58 - to get back in. TIME SKIP
CDR: Back to normal now.
CMP: No, ... 15.
CC: Endeavour, recall the 50 18 and get the attitude, please.
LMP: Well, I can do it. But -
LMP: But my needles are not close to center. The needles are not very close to center.
LMP: You can't hear me?
LMP: Well, you're not on comm. Yes.
LMP: We're off about - 20 degrees in pitch.
LMP: ENTER. ...
LMP: As soon as you get the 50 18, you hit the ENTER.
CDR: Now ....
CDR: I can't hear you. Can you get SQUELCH, ENABLE on? There's so much noise in the S-band. I can't hear anything. Yes, I can hear you now.
LMP: Why'd they tell us to PRO, then? That wasn't the right thing to do, was it?
LMP: Well, we had a 50 18 - flashing. But we'd already gone past the 10 degrees, apparently. And they told us to PRO.
LMP: Dave, if you want to put this away, you can. It'd be down in - in R-13, in the camera compartment on that side. There's a bag there - you know, the MAG bags from the LM.
LMP: No, let's see. Okay, yes. Right in there. See that MAG bag with six in it?
CDR: ... right in there ...
LMP: No. We have B and A, and - and that one, and there's another one that was good in there.
LMP: The others Just won't drive.
LMP: Not bad. Did real well, Dave.
LMP: I'd better be watching the Flight Plan for this page, because there are a lot of little notes I put in there that -
LMP: Kind of hard to understand, yes.
CDR: Need it now?
CDR: Think you can ... tomorrow? Think you ... tomorrow?
LMP: That won't be hard to do.
LMP: A little tennis.
LMP: I'm going to be worried, too, if I don't have that FCS ... on. I should say the FCS - (laughter). Should say the FCS. All day, Al. We'11 be in those suits and won't be able to take a crap.
LMP: I'11 look it up there. The menu today - Today is - -
CMP: We're ready to ... I -II 'ql ll_[l · I .... Cranberry
LMP: We have turkey and gravy, wet pack. - orange -pineapple fruit cake. Vanilla pudding, And which we had yesterday (laughter). citrus beverage.
CDR: Okay .... down below.
LMP: Yes. I can cut, if you want to put water in them.
CMP: ... don't see why ... c-_ra for terminator photos.
CMP: ... shave.
CDR: Is it? ...
CMP: ... wet pack, turkey and gravy.
CMP: ... minus 5 ... TIME SKIP
LMP: Okay. We need GA/_4A RAY, BOOM, RETRACT.
LMP: After about 3 minutes 15 seconds, it should be gray, and then we'11 turn it off.
CMP: ..., Jim .... one whole week ...
LMP: I'11 take the cheese.
CMP: ... all right ...
LMP: No. No. I - there'11 be plenty of time for canned.
LMP: No. No, this tube was good.
CDR: ... camera went out ... right, Al?
CMP: ... mapping camera ... tube?
LMP: Y'all want to try the
CMP: ... mapping camera right now ....
LMP: Hope so.
LMP: One minute to terminator photos-, Dave.
LMP: 15, 19.
CMP: How long?
LMP: One minute and 40 seconds.
LMP: Something on my window. I don't know why they put -
LMP: Al, would you turn the LASER ALTIMETER, ON? LASER ALTIMETER, ON.
LMP: And MAPPING CAMERA, IMAGE MOTION, ON. Barber pole plus 4. Yes.
LMP: No, I Just want it ON now. They don't want it - don't want it - you to do that until after you turn it ON.
LMP: Yes, but it doesn't say IMAGE MOTION, INCREASE, u_til after we turn it on - turn the MAPPING CAMERA, ON.
LMP: Okay, Al. If you'11 turn the MAPPING CAMERA, ON. Yes.
CMP: ... want?
LMP: And IMAGE MOTION, INCREASE to barber pole plus 4.
LMP: See that crater out there - I don't know whether you can see it out your window, Dave. The one I mentioned looked like it had a contact right through it; one half of it was gray and the other half was white.
LMP: It's right out here. Just east of - that good Russian crater, Svodska [sic] - Sovolska [sic].
CMP: ... it's a Russian crater.
LMP: Sbodska [sic].
CDR: Sklodowska.
LMP: Okay, we're supposed to configure the DSE. Stop, COMMAND RESET, and REWIND.
LMP: It's on the - the REWIND, right - the RECORD ... TIME SKIP
LMP: Got them?
CMP: Got them. Okay. Okay, and I'11 go ahead and torque those out on the minute. Just give me a mark.
LMP: Stand by, Al.
CMP: Okay. MARK.
CMP: Okay, we'11 Just check it out here.
CC: Endeavour, you're looking good at LOS minus 60 sec- onds. Configure the DSE for us please. And we see
CMP: Boy, that puts that star smack in the middle. Beautiful. Okay. Are we in P20, Jim?
LMP: Yes, P20's coming up. Option - -
CMP: We - -
LMP: - - option 5.
UNKNOWN: We were in it before, weren't we?
CMP: Okay. Okay, we got it for TEI ascent. No, wait a minute.
LMP: Okay. It calls for GDC ALIGN. Yes, you went back in P20; I'11 go CMC MODE, AUTO, huh?
CMP: Yes, go AUTO.
LMP: Okay, then GDC ALIGN.
CMP: That has to be done from your couch there.
CMP: Can you do it? one. It's been a long time since I've gone through
LMP: Minus 5 and 25.
CDR: ... burn, Al? Get all your ... all set? No, you're ... open.
UNKNOWN: Yes, I guess it would ...
CDR: ... TEl?
CMP: Put the optics away ....
LMP: Well, we might as well get in our regular couches then, huh?
LMP: Do you want me to switch around to regular couches there?
CDR: Yes .... And
LMP: A GDC ALIGN is required. then a P20. I think band. we need to - change the deadpan [sic] - dead
LMP: And when we come - come around, we get the maneuver pad.
CMP: How long until the shaping burn?
LMP: Two hours.
CMP: Well _,we ought to start getting cleaned up then for it. Let's see. Yes, yes. We don't have a sheet. Okay.
LMP: ... G&C Checklist, I guess that -Where's that in the G&C Checklist? Let's see what we're doing here.
LMP: Okay. Let's see what I've got here now. I'11 do the - do a GDC ALIGN, huh?
CDR: Did you ... the JETT bag, Al?
CMP: Yes .... got it here in B-1.
LMP: Hey, Al. We want to change the dead band in P20 here - -
LMP: - - 5 degrees.
CMP: Okay. Do a VERB 22 NOUN 79.
LMP: Oh, I see that. Is that all you have to do? You don't have to - while we're in a - -
CMP: That's all you have to do.
LMP: Just put in this entry bit, huh?
LMP: Plus 005 007
LMP: Need any help, Al?
CMP: No, I can get it ali right, Jim.
LMP: Let's see, did we decide to throw those two urine bags and the JETT bag? I don't have to - transfer those?
CMP: Don't dump those yet. We're going to Jettison them.
CDR: Yes, we can Just Jettison them.
CDR: When is the next dump period?
LMP: Coming up in about 2 hours. bu_v_,
CDR: Before the I guess.
LMP: Harem. After the burn.
LMP: Just after the burn is the dump.
CMP: We're in pretty good shape, Dave, except I don't know what to do with LEVA bags for the burn.
CDR: With the what?
CMP: With the LEVA bags.
CDR: You got straps for them, to clamp - to clamp them down. No. There are three straps down on the EVA tunnel ... - -
CMP: Hmm.
CDR: And strap down those - and I'd suggest that some- body reach up and strap - and strap them down.
CMP: Could be we better do that. in
CMP: Yes. They ought to put the utility straps the -
CDR: We better get these other ca_ras tucked away, too. Where would you suggest putting - -
CDR: - - these cameras we got?
CMP: Why not put them all in B-l? We could stuff that JETT bag around them so they won't get banged up too much. They'd probably all fit in there.
LMP: Or you could Just put them in the JETT bag?
CMP: Well, we might want to use them again.
LMP: Well, we know where they are. Yes.
CMP: What's this bag here?
LMP: That's your tether kit.
CMP: Oh. Okay.
CDR: You're going to need it.
LMP: Everything except the PPK.
CMP: Yes. What's - what was in that PPK, by the way?
CDR: I don't see how you can get used to it with all these bags, huh?
CMP: ... Urn.
CMP: Urn. Urn-huh - -
CMP: - - Very interesting. I don't know. I'11 let you know in a minute. Oh, there we are. Christ, I thought they were - I thought somebody'd blown it.
CMP: I thought somebody'd blown it. The OPS straps weren't in the OPS strap pouch. think
CDR: You don't - -
CMP: Yes (laughter). Huh?
CDR: You don't think that ...
CMP: Yes, who'd do something like that?
CMP: (Laughter) Yes.
CMP: Okay. dump
CDR: You know, I think we better - we better dump in those out. We better not put them the JETT bag.
CMP: Yes, they're apt to break.
CDR: You don't have to dump. Jim will help you.