Otrobonita/noicy-space-talks huggingface dataset:
CC: America, Houston. We can take the high gain now that you' re there. ### (This page Unclassified) 17-031_53 .... T___pe APOLLO 17 I_RSION CM DURING_TmU_SEA_THCOAST DUMPED OVER ODS Time Segments. (AET) From To SECURITY CLASSIFICATION The malerlaleoatah_edherelahas beea tnu_crlbed_ · w_ do_Jmmaiborder to faellJtate review ky bt_rested _ el·me·4·. 'raja m, portiw , tAered,' may bedeel·,eified-,._,_et tothe foaowbq luldehe,: (Io_'_mmlt _DNJPtDIC_%'II'JAL, d thJl will bo chtl·ifted Group 4, to the extent tb·t they: (I)define __,-,,qtatlve perfrort,,,,--e eharf_'tertdtc· ce the Apollo fkpaeocraft, (3)detaJi criUcalperfotmance ehfu*aeterlotieo d Apollo ·rev ·yet·ma and equipmea(, (3) provide b_.bdeal detalhJ of slgnlfJeafd Jauach vehicle maifu·eUom tn aetua! flllht or reveal actual launch trajectory dam, (4) reveal medJeal data data, on flisht erew members which emi be considered prlvJlefod or (Si reveal other data which caa be individually de_rmlsed to require elao_f_i_tou uder the authority mr uu Apollo Pretplm Security Ciao- · sm·aura Guide,_G;11. Rev. 1, '/I/_. i GROUP 4 Dov_raded at _-year lntervale; declassified after 12 years
CMP: Why don't we ...
CDR: I'm not sure I can do that, Ron. I'd like to, I think, but I'm not sure I can.
CMP: Well, how can you ...?
LMP: ... my ...
CDR: How about a nice hot shower for y'all?
LMP: No, I don't want ...
CMP: We haven't been up that long.
CDR: ... the bags? ... on? ...
CDR: Okay. ... don't know what I'm going to do when I'm ...
CDR: Hey, let's ... going. TIME SKIP
LMP: ... in the lab could see their crew ... be very ...
CMP: ... no ... mean
CMP: Do you still ... head off? (Laughter) I -
CMP: That reminds me of ...
LMP: ... like a ...
LMP: That was - -
CMP: ... No, it was before we ...
CMP: i Yes. I
CDR: i (Music)
CDR: It's all there behind you. In that box. Is it empty?
CDR: Next one's on the - on the ...
LMP: ... be there to ... (Laughter)
CMP: I already talked to him once. li
CDR: ... supposed to be ... - -
CMP: Yes. I L
CMP: Houston, America. How's the - CMP's in biomed. TINE SKIP
CMP: Well, I'11 let it go this time.
CDR: Oh, 3 and 30 seconds.
CMP: Bring mine up ...
UNKNOWN: Okay, we'11 torque at 59:45,
CDR: ...? _67
CMP: No, 1_6. 146,
CDR: We got a canister yet to unstow. I'11 put that on this page.
CMP: All right. TIME SKIP
LMP: ·.. that.
CMP: (Laughter) What are you ... (laughter) ... moving ·..? Here.
CDR: How'd you ... pick all those ...?
LMP: You guys will probably be ...
LMP: I don't know how these ... - -
CMP: (Laught er ) CMP/
LMP: ... is almost exactly the right material ... - -
LMP: It has the grip. Ever seen a ...?
CMP: (Laughter) Yes (laughter).
CDR: I finally took a mouthful. You can't do it in the back.
CMP: (Laughter) Thought you might ... (Laughter)
CDR: Who wants the peach ambrosia already?
CMP: I got mine. I'm going to have ...
LMP: ... Pretty good. You're right .... solidified eee
CMP: I don't know how mine got solidified· Might have been a ...
CDR: Right. Shouldn't . ·.
CDR: ... at ... right now.
CDR: ..· - -
CMP: This one?
CDR: ··· CMl° Bet it is, really.
CMP: It 's all gone.
CDR: ... all that we can .... - -
LMP: Pass me a graham cracker. Got a graham cracker cube? sc (Music)
CDR: Sure is ... What is this one?
CMP: I think that's ... meal ... or whatever ... you want ... Piece of cake? ...?
CMP: Okay, ... coming down right here.
CDR: I think we've got - All this other is a lot more than you can do ... I - I - I - I think that's it. I think you get up to a point where all of a sudden, your - your body decides you don't want any more. And that p_ts it all in your intestines. And that draws all the water out of your body ....
LMP: No, it - You have - -
LMP: - - You tend to - tend to try to balance the salt concentration. You get a high salt ... all water
LMP: You try to reach equilibrium. I don't know - the membranes, but in all these ... membranes, you get this concentration of salt.
LMP: That's through your intestines. That's why - that's why epsom salts come right ...
CMP: Oh, I see, I see. You don't put the salt - - I24P ... dissolves the water out - -
CMP: - - dissolves the water - -
LMP: - - of your body, and the whole thing is ...
CMP: ... Whole ..., huh? They say the way to eat these things is to cut them. Do you know?
CDR: That's the way I've been doing it. extra
CMP: I've got an amount of water in this thing.
CDR: Don't squeeze it when you cut it, then.
CDR: ... you got that gas separator on backwards.
CMP: (Laughter) Yes, maybe it is. No everybody said that she was pretty ... about it. No way ....
CDR: Are you - are you ...?
CDR: Well, I'm sorry I made that ... You want two ambrosias? (Laughter) ### (This page Unclassified) Tape 17-03_54 APOLLO 17 ,,MISSION APOLLO DSE CM VOICE DUMP TRANSCRIPTION DUMPED OVER GDS DURING ?RANSF_n_ COAST Ttme Segments (AET) To From n 2s 18 lo n 22 19 39 11 22 35 03 11 22 42 01 11 22 54 09 · 11 23 02 08 11 23 14 22 11 23 23 _3 11 23 35 30 11 23 42 51 11 23 54 55 12 00 02 16 SECURITY CT,ASSIFICATION maisrbd eoaisiaed heveia bu bela trl_arlb_l toro · w_rkia( pelp4r ia order to ff,cllliais review by iaisrortod legC eiametd]s. 'This decumen_ or porUced thered.' may bodeelalelfied oubJort tothe folto,,ias iuidaliaee: Pofitoen of thisdocument wilJ l_ elecotfiad COIqFIDI_4TIAL. Group4, to the extent tAat they: (I) defiua quaatiistive performance ehorec_ristice ''f the Apollo lpe_ecraft. (J)da(all critical performance eJuu*ecisrlofiCl ed Apollo crew aymcme and _plpment, (3) provide t_Juical dotoila of aigsdficuat leech uahlck maMuacUoM la actual tit aM or reveal ectual hunch trajectory data. (4) reveal med___b_ldata em fillbt crew members which een be euaoldorsd prtvUefed _. or (8}revea!_ber data whichean beiadJvJdually da_ormtoedto requtrs ebumJtuatiaa under the ecthortty d the Apollo _ Security CLIo- -. ,tfiuaum oukic. _;-11. Re,. ,. ]/I/U. JGROUP B I _ra_ed at _-year I intervals; declassified I after 12 years _'.
CMP: What ...? (Music)
CMP: EVA. TIME SKIP
LMP: Yes. I think stable 1.
CMP: It might be.
CDR: Okay, ... small Jet bag.
CMP: ... put the weight on there. You have the weight.
CMP: ... about half ... about like it ought to be.
CDR: ... got a ... in it? What's the ...
LMP: Ron, your pan camera.
CDR: Gordy, we're Just - finishing chow and doing a little cleaning up, and I'm doublechecki_ the stowage and so forth. But we do have a minute. Is there, by any chance, any late news? Anything going on today that might be of interest?
CC: Okay. I haven't heard of anything .... this morning? Is that correct?
CDR: Yes, we sure did.
CC: Okay, I'11 see if there's ... couple of minutes.
CDR: Okay. How's the Houston weather today?
CC: It was overcast but warmer. Kind of standard winter weather for around here. Not nearly so frigid as it has been the last couple of days.
CDR: Okeydoke_
CDR: Put me a little of that toothpaste, will you, Ron?
CDR: How about if I ...
CMP: ... report it to the - to the - - TIME SKIP
CDR: Okay, Gordo; the entry stowage will be as - as in the Flight Plan Supplement, with the exception that there is a - a small LM Jettison bag, max weight of about 25 pounds, which will be - which is already, as a matter of fact, packed in A-7. And the presently used Jettison bag weight really isn't very much at all; that's Just housekeeping trash and so forth. We will tie between A-2 and A-B and there's probably not, at the most, more than 5 pounds there.
CMP: Except the LEVAs ...
CDR: And right now we haven't seen any specific spot to tie down the LEVAs. If you've got a recmmmenda- tion, we'11 take it. If not, we'11 Just pick a spot down in the LEB area to tie them down.
CC: Okay, I'11 see if we have a plan for that.
CDR: There are actually two LEVAs and a helmet bag.
CDR: It says PGA bag but - -
CDR: I moved down about 1 degree now. What are you looking at? Moon?
CDR: How's the sextant - Oh, you can't look through it, that's right.
CDR: You get the Earth coming around the other side? CNP Yes.
CDR: Man, you look like a new man. Put some of it in that - that stuff in the reed kit, that very light cre_n in the little bottle. I think that's better - well, ... Yes, except they call it a first-aid cremm. Either that or it's - I like that better than I do the ... stuff in here.
LMP: Ron, I tell you. Let me see. I think you're a genius. I don't think you can grow hair in one g, but if you stand on your head ... (Laughter) If you stand on your head, you could probably grow it. I think you got one of those nice round heads. No wonder women like you.
LMP: ... like you're naked out there in breeze. Shoot, bald-headed men turn me on.
CMP: (Laughter) I didn't do too bad.
LMP: Here .... Get over there.
LMP: Get over there. Oh, Ken Mattingly - -
CMP: (Laughter) Wait a minute. Wait.
CDR: You cc_ing n_ way?
CMP: Yes, ... (Laughter)
CDR: I'11 hold it ...
CMP: I think - I can get - wait a minute ...
CMP: (L_llghter )
LMP: Does this taste like mint?
CMP: Thank you. TIME SKIP been putting it there ever since .... You're the one who put it there. fourth quarter, Liberty Bowl. on the Moon. He has it as only 1 percent of the expected predicted hydrogen.
CDR: Population growth is decreasing. a very enjoyable evening to go to bed with on our final night of the flight. TIME SKIP
LMP: ... getting cruddy all the time.
CMP: Are you going to be ...?
CDR: ... one type ...
LMP: eec (H,......lng)
CDR: ... Either that or I need a ...
CDR: Yes. I ... I don't know how your ... got down there.
CMP: I don't see ... got any ...
LMP: Okay, how do you read?
CMP: Loud and clear. Okay.
CMP: Yours pretty good?
LMP: Yes. It seems to be all right. Just a little tight, but I can fix that.
CDR: ... headband ... a little more.
CMP: I think the headband ... Yes. Yes. If you do want that, yow to cut that ... on the LEVA. We have to get in here anymore for anything?
CDR: Yes. We got to get in there ... that coolant control.
CMP: You want me to ... there, Gene?
CDR: Huh? Can you stow them? ...
LMP: There you go ... over my old ... Thank you.
CMP: Okay, one more time and you ... it.
CDR: Ron, I tell you, you have been the only proble_ we've had in this flight.
CMP: (Laughter) That's right. My corn carrier.
CDR: Corem carrier, scissors, articles,
CDR: Well, shoot.
CDR: No, I've got it.
LMP: ... CABIN REGs are BOTH.
CDR: ... go that way, if you would.
CMP: . . .
CDR: I think ... off ...
CDR: Yes .... 80 ...
CMP: ... be three ... TIME SKIP
CDR: ... ta_e that ... off the bottca ...
CDR: ... take it off ...
CMP: *..
CDR: Huh ? ee *
CDR: ... preentry - final preentry stowage check calls for it to be on.
CMP: ... over that thing ... :
CDR: ... calls for the ... - on the ... to be on.
CDR: Here you go, Ron.
CMP: Hey, Gene?
CMP: Come to thi nk about it, A11 you got to really have is that ATG up there ....
CDR: Ail right. ·.. we have a lot of stuff ...
CMP: ... right down on the bottom there's a little ...
CDR: ... little more ...
LMP: I'd rather ....stable 2 or s_ething ... anyhow. and stowed
LMP: We are chlorinated on ...
CMP: Chlorinated for the last time ... bags we can ...
CDR: Okay, now who needs help?
CMP: I think we're in mighty good shape.
LMP: ... You might look at the LEB IBKY ...
CDR: ... off on the ...
CDR: We bid you hello, Bob; and at the same, good night.
CDR: Well, we thought we'd give you about 8 hours to think about it.
CDR: See you in the morning, babe.
CDR: ... down there in the ...
CMP: Let's see, I can ...
CDR: Let me check. Yes, I'm ...
CMP: ... which is about 11:30 ... what time I'm going to ... okay. ### (This page Unclassified) Tape 17-0.3471 APOLLO 17 I__-_ION CARRIED TO SPLASHDOWN Ttme Segments (AET) From To 67 , , ,, SECURITY CLASSIFICATION Tbe maMrf_ e_-,t-_ned herein lute beea U_iMcrtbed bato · workbq ipmpmrbt order to facilitate review by fmtoroltod _ elefm49Jtt8. TMI docmuent, et porldcmm tbtreQf0' _.;._ bmdmcJltftmJltedmub)eet tothe foUowiaSipddeUne*: peter,m- d thio documoat wJnbe clamslfled CCIqFIDENTIAL. Group 4, to tho extent Umt th(y: (I)ckdtne quantitative perfort_u_,_,) e,bJtr_tori_lcls (2)d4_tl critical Q( the Apollo Bpieocr&ft. IxJrformamce _dtspq_tiel d Apollo cr4w lyetem4 and equipment, (3) prGvide _"t_l chMJtilmof lignUlclUtt _ vehicle mmlfumctlc_s tit fll6ht Or eeveai itetuai httmch trltJoctory ara. (4) reveo, i medical dam w;AJakcan eoalld_ cat ftlLf_t el'eW members be privileged data, or (f,) reveal other da*- which elm bo bdlvMuatly de'.ermtnod to require Ciao- elaafiflcattm_ uacler tAe authorfty d theApo_ Prosram Securtty __ea_t_ (_e, 8CG;.II, Rev. l, i/i/66,. i m Dov_raded _-year at intervals; declassified oRouP after _, lZ years ! p
CC: America, Houston. The batteries are on line, and they look good to us.
CDR: 01:37.
CMP: Okay, let's start sep - sep checklist here.
CDR: Okay, circuit breaker ... - -
CDR: Sep prep.
CDR: ..... CLOSE.
CDR: Okay, you got those good ... for ... launch.
CDR: Okay. PRIMARY GLYCOL to RAD, PULL TO BYPASS.
CDR: REPRESS PACKAGE FILL to 865-935, then - -
CDR: - - then ON.
CDR: O-N, right?
CMP: O-N.
CDR: Okay. 02 service module supply, OFF.
CDR: CABIN PRESSURE RELIEF VALVE ***
CDR: Okay, ABORT SYSTEM PROPELLANT ***
CDR: Okay, SERVICE MODUIJE RCS secondary fuel ***
CMP: Okay. SECONDARY FUEL. That's A's, B's, C's, and D's; all OPEN.
CDR: HIGH GAIN POWER, OFF.
CDR: FUEL CELL PUMPs, three of them, OFF. 2,
CDR: Okay. FUEL CELL 2 MAIN A, OFF.
CDR: Okay, verify the loads are balanced.
CC: Roger, Jack. We copy that.
CDR: Okay, on your side. Circuit breakers, ECS RAD CONTROL HEATER, two of them OPEN.
CDR: Circuit breakers, RAD HEATERS OVERLOAD, two of them, OPEN.
CDR: Okay. WASTE WATER/URINE DUMP HEATERS, OFF.
CDR: Correction. Circuit breakers, WASTE WATER/URINE DUMP HEATER- -
CDR: - - open.
CDR: Okay. POTABLE WATER HEATER, OFF.
CDR: Okay, GLYCOL EVAP TEMP IN to MANUAL.
CDR: Okay, Ron, you've got about 10 minutes to your horizon check. C_P Okay. Don't see anything yet. laMP Houston, step 5 on 2-2 is complete.
CC: Roger, America. IaMP Or (5), I guess it is.
CDR: Stand by here for just a little bit. Okay.
CDR: You don't want to go into 61 too much so we'11 - -
CMP: No. We don't want to go into - -
CDR: So we'11 stand by.
CMP: I don't think you're going to see the horizon anyhow. You might.
CDR: That depends on where that Sun - when that Sun goes down. Moonset is at 16, so you m_y - you may see horizon.
CDR: Behind window? Won't be a bit surprised if we see it.
CMP: Night.
CDR: I'11 take P61 Just before the horizon.
CC: America, Houston. You may be interested. We've Just taken another look at your last batch of data, and it confirms your pad. You are absolutely nominal, right on the pad.
CDR: Good news, Robert. Thank you.
CDR: Okay, and we're going to keep it nominal.
CMP: Okay, that'11 be all right. It'11 be a little bit different, but that'11 do it.
CDR: Different than what?
CMP: Than what the pad is, probably. Well, not much - -
CDR: - - ... And there's no ... time here at all.
CDR: When normally do you - do we go in? I think we're - right in here, anywhere in here is where we go in.
CMP: Yes. Anywhere in there.
CDR: Yes, I want to be here.
CDR: I want to be down to 62 by 43. CR_ By 43.
CDR: And I want to verify these numbers.
CDR: I'11 probably go in about 39.
CDR: Want a drink of water?
CMP: Yes, it'11 lock it. Fit the lock in.
CMP: Getting cold in here.
CDR: Um-hmm.
CMP: It won't be for long, probably.
CDR: Want some?
LMP: Gosh, look at that signal strength - on that omni. Close.
CDR: Okay. Lat is minus 1788, 163, and lift vector up. Okay. I like all that. Okay. GMA X is 7.02. Wait a minute - that might - that's all right. That's a little ... - -
CMP: That's okay. We'11 - we're a little bit early.
CDR: That's okay; 36, 6079, and minus 657. Okay? Okay. Okay, NOUN 63 says range to go is 10,604, went in Just a sukosh early; 36, 165; yes. Just a sukosh early. Okay?
CDR: And that's from .05 G and that looks good.
CDR: Okay, we're happy with those numbers.
CMP: Yes, they look pretty good.
CDR: Okay, on 62. I'11 wait until you get the horizon.
CMP: Oh, you can go ahead and go on through there and then I'11 -
CDR: Okay. Okay. MAN ATT RATE - three to RATE COMMAND, verify?
CDR: Okay, DEAD BAND, MIN.
CDR: Correction. RATE, HIGH. RATE, HIGH.
CMP: Yes, HIGH. Okay, ... that's better.
CDR: DEAD BAND, MIN; RATE, HIGH.
CDR: Okay, SPACECRAFT CONTROL, SCS.
CDR: Okay, next thing is the yaw out of plane, let's wait for your horizon, which comes in about i minute.
CMP: About 1 minute. Okay. Doubt if we'11 see it. We might, though.
CDR: It's getting dark. You may Just very well see it, babe.
CDR: It's getting dark.
CMP: ... will ?
LMP: No, I turned the lights down. That's all.
CDR: Oh. Oh, okay. I thought it was getting (chuckle) I thought it was getting dark in here.
CDR: Back to an Earth li - Earth - -
CMP: I got the sun shining right in my left window here.
CDR: Got another minute to go; 301:37.
LMP: I don't see a thing. C_4P (Chuckle ) I knew it.
LMP: Well, maybe; yes, I do.
CDR: You got the horizon? IMP Yes, I got the horizon's glow. I can see the glow.
CDR: See it, Ron?
LMP: Yes, it's Just ... --
CDR: Look at - look at your 31.7 .....
LMP: - - ... very dim, very dim glow.
CMP: Well, you see, I got too much shine in . ..
CMP: Sun's shining in on here - glaring on the window.
CDR: Okay, that's good. We got it.
CMP: That's good; as long as it's there somewhere.
CMP: Oh, I see it. It's off to the left.
CDR: Yes. There it is. (_4P Oh, it's out the left window (chuckle).
CDR: Yes. I got it, too.
CMP: Okay, yes. That's a dark horizon though.
CDR: Okay, Houston, we've got the horizon. We're yawing out of plane now.
LMP: Looks like the ... - -
CDR: Okay, let's yaw.
LMP: The Earth's getting pretty big, isn't it? ............
LMP: Yes, sir; that's getting pretty big, isn't it? Look at it now.
CMP: Yes, see. You can see it better when you yaw out of plane. We must be just seeing the horn now. IMP Oh, that 's the air glow mainly.
CMP: Yes, that's the air glow.
LMP: Full Moon ... - -
CMP: But, see, that's the horn that's - that we've been seeing all the time.
CDR: Okay, Jack, you want to verify your MAIN BUS TIES are ON.
CDR: Ron, you want to verify your PRIMARY GLYCOL RADIA- TORS, BYPASS.
CDR: Em MODE, STANDBY. That's verified.
CDR: Okay .... - - CMl) STAND BY. Jack, when we yaw out here, can you get a picture?
CDR: 0h, shoot !
LMP: I can try. I can get part of it.
CDR: Okay. BMAGs, ATT 1/RATE 2. Okay?
CDR: Okay, Jack verified the bus ties. Okay, RCS LOGIC, ON. COMMAND
CDR: Okay, SECS LOGIC, up ON.
CMP: SECS LOGIC verified ON.
CDR: And SECS ARM, coming up and ON.
CMP: Okay, here comes the pyros. PYRO A, PYRO B.
CDR: Okay, Houston. On my mark, I am going to hit the CM/SM SEP.
CMP: Oh, ho! Did we get itl That thing really bangs, doesn't it?
CDR: Okay, TRANSFER, COMMAND MODULE? You got thr - You got it?
CDR: Looks like we got a good separation, Houston. Okay, MAIN ATT, MIN IMPULSE.
CDR: BMAGS, RATE 2.
CDR: CAUTION AND WARNING, C0_4AND MODULE.
CDR: Okay, RCS MODULE, I got. Page 11
CC: ..... sites in i minute. There'11 be a slight break of connn here.
CDR: Okay, RCS pressure still looks good. LOGIC, OFF.
CC: - - ... go to OMNI Charlie.
CDR: COMMAND MODULE RG - LOGIC, OFF. Monitor voltage - voltage - -
CDR: Voltage MAIN A and MAIN B, Jack.
CDR: Make sure it's still up.
LMP: Yes, it's good.
CDR: YAW back to zero and select Charlie.
CDR: And you got Charlie, right?
LMP: Yes, we got Charlie.
CDR: Okay. Pitch to entry attitude, 152. Boy, that sure created a lot of Junk around here.
CMP: (Laughter) Got Junk all over the place (laughter).
CDR: You might be able to see it out there if you look. Down this way.
LMP: I saw the Jet firing.
CDR: Did you? Okay.
LMP: You know - you know, there's a lot of stuff streaming by us, the ullage Jets.
CDR: Okay, Ron, you can pitch down 152, when you get to it. <
CMP: Okay. Yes, wait a minute. I'm going to take a look at the horizon here first.
CDR: EMS DATA fir -data's still good.
CMP: Okay, stand by. 36, 170, 1044. Okay, we're MINIMUM IMPULSE, RATE 2, SCS; DIRECTs are ON; AC/DC.
CDR: 1044 point. Okay. This is all we got. Just what's ·mder us.
LMP: It'11 be enough.
CMP: Very good. I 'm ... SCS, anyhow.
CDR: Okay. Impact latitude and longitude, okay. 1788, 6613, and a minus 1. That's good. Should be NOUN 22. C_P It will be.
CDR: Okay, until you get back to i - about 152. You - you might have - you might see it out there. I don't know if you can.
CMP: You know the sound of the Jet firing is a lot louder than what we usually had the simulators set for.
CMP: Okay, we're back to the dark horizon again, but the ... are on down.
CDR: Turn some lights on; how about it?
CMP: On?
CDR: On, yes.
CDR: Get your ... on, too.
CMP: Everything up.
CDR: They're right. Here. CMl° Okay, 4153 miles to go, huh?
CMP: Velocity is 31,253 feet per second, increasing.
CDR: Sure getting cold. CEP Probably warm up after while, I'11 bet.
CDR: Warm up on the water.
CMP: You know, this thing kind of wants to - wants to yaw left all the time.
CDR: Keep it coming down now.
CDR: Probably can't see the Moon, but - maybe you can out one of those windows. I don't know where it is.
CDR: Okay, Bob. We're looking good on board and standing by for .05 G.
CDR: You know what you did?
LMP: Can't win them all. What does yours ...?
CDR: No, it should be down and stuck. That should be in.
LMP: ... that down.
LMP: (Laughter) We still got hydrogen tank (laughter). Houston, be advised that hydrogen tanks 1 and 2 still seam to be with us.
CMP: (Laughter ) IAfP We've got gage readings - plus 200 psi.
CC: Roger. We'11 run that one through EECOM.
CDR: Okay, Ron, SCAT,F,5/5.
CMP: Well, we'11 save you - save the 5/5 for a minute.
CDR: Okay, ROT CONTROL POWER, two DIRECTs, MAIN A and MAIN B.
CDR: Got both controllers armed?
CMP: Both controllers are armed.
CDR: Okay. Pitch error needle goes - -
CMP: ... AC1.
CDR: - - toward zero approaching .05 G. And your .05 G attitude is - I Just wrote it down.
CMP: Should be 153, I think; isn't it?
CDR: I Just wrote it down.
LMP: No more eating upside down.
CMP: Here it is, there.
CDR: Okay, 153. getting CMl° Yes, no more eating upside down. I was Just used to that. It's a lot of fun. Getting used to it. I was used to it after the second day - first day.
CDR: Keep going. You're going the wrong way.
CMP: You know that the - -
CDR: Yes, I see that. CFfP It - it wants to trim itself pitch up, too. I got to keep bopping the right yaw, and I got to keep pitching down to make it go down. You see the - the rate Just decreases.
CDR: Um-_ ',_',_.
CMP: Two minutes to moonset. I don't even see a Moon. There it is up there. Can you see it, Jack? It's out of window 3.
LMP: Oh, there it is; yes.
CMP: It should be off to your right, you might be able to see it.
LMP: Okay, yes. I see it.
CMP: That's the way the Moon looked about 13 - 14 days ago.
CDR: ... smaller ...
CMP: Small one like that.
LMP: Well, I don't think I'm going to make it. There it is. Yes, I'11 be able to see it now. When? In about a minute.
CMP: Try the pressures on both ranges. They still okay?
CDR: They're both GO. They're both GO.
CDR: Okay, you're Just about there.
LMP: ... you want ...
CDR: Okay, I will. You got about - a little better than 2 minutes.
LMP: Two minutes? You sure? I thought it was 14.
CDR: Sixteen.
CMP: Sixteen. 304:16 on my card.
CDR: Yes, 16:14 .... went gray - barber pole? It's got a cross coupling.
CMP: Yes, it's got a little bit of a cross coupling, on it. Think we might be picking up
C: [?] 55. Might be picking up a few rates anyhow. Probably not yet.
CDR: Um-bmm.
CMP: Usually about 59.
CMP: Just lose them?
LMP: No. They're okay.
CMP: Noise disappeared.
LMP: The needle - the needle is loose in there or something.
LMP: Good in the other positions. Just getting an oscillating signal when I switch to it.
CMP: You couldn't - couldn't see a star out there if you had to. There's all kinds of little white particles floating around out there from the Jets.
LMP: Well, I've lost the Moon.
CDR: Well, we've had - -
CMP: Yes, I've lost it, too, out the window.
LMP: What do I need to change omnis here?
CDR: No, not according to this.
LMP: How's your pitch?
CMP: Pitch is good.
CDR: You lose the Moon?
LMP: Yes, I can't - I can't find it now.
CMP: A little bit to the right, Gene?
CDR: Lot of daylight out there.
LMP: A little early.
CDR: Well, it's not all the ws_v down yet.
LMP: That's about 3 seconds.
CMP: About 2 seconds. Not bad.
CMP: Houston, America. Do you still read?
CC: ... loud and clear. We're going out through ARIA. IAIP ... read.
CC: Roger, America. You're looking great.
CMP: Yes, there's the horizon. Got the horizon now.
CDR: Okay, babe, let's watch your needles.
CDR: Okay, Ron, I'11 verify the EMB on both range to go and V I . And at .05, we'11 get NORMAL and - -
CMP: G and A [?]. If it's good, then we'11 go to CMC.
CDR: Are the switches happy?
CMP: Switches look good. We got RATE COMMAND to go yet.
CDR: And you're - -
CMP: I'11 get that - -
CDR: You're in RATE 2 on -
CMP: RATE 2 on the BMAGs.
CDR: And are we moving Z
CMP: Are we moving in there! Gee whiz! Look at that Earth go by.
CDR: Well, you're much higher than circular velocity, that's why. See, you're - you're at a - you're Just at suborbital altitude almost.
CMP: Hey, needle's off the peg, by the way.
CMP: Just looking good.
CDR: See, you're supercircular velocity with a less- than-circular altitude, so you really are going by. Whew !
CMP: Hey, Jack, can you take a picture of that, too? Get a picture of the horizon? ... - -
LMP: ... know--
CMP: Is that pointed at the horizon?
LMP: ... about this? ... - -
CDR: No, don't take it down. Leave it in. Don't take it off.
CMP: That's all right .... - -
CDR: Don't take it off. Don't take it off.
CDR: Okay, Houston, we're 5 seconds from RRT.
CC: Roger, America.
CMP: Okay, we'11 go to RATE COMMAND?
CDR: Okay, 36 and 1050. Stand by.
CMP: Okay. And .05 G is 29. We're picking up a glow.
LMP: There's the G.
CDR: Okay, we're trimming in now.
CMP: Okay; .05 G. We got a- -
CDR: The numbers look good.
CMP: Numbers look good. Let's get the computer.
CDR: ..... Here you go, babe. C_P Man, that's really bright. I can't even look out side.
CMP: Coming down the pike. There's one g - -
CMP: Okay, we're coming down .... - -
CDR: ... one g, 1.4.
CMP: Okay, there's 2.
CMP: Be sure to put the sun glasses on.
CDR: 2.O.
CMP: Three.
CDR: Three g's. Gee, criminy; that's coming down!
CDR: Three g's.
CMP: Okay, there's 4 g's. There's 4 - -
LMP: Come on down there, 5.
CMP: Okay. Gee, criminy. That's work ... There's 6.
CDR: Six g's. IRP Okay.
CMP: SCS is looking good.
LMP: She switched yet?
CMP: 6 point - point 5.
LMP: 6.5, okay.
CDR: There's the roll. Ready roll.
CMP: Okay, it's rolling right .... - -
CDR: G's coming off.
CMP: G's coming off. CD_ 5.4. 5.1.
CMP: Can't see the stupid HZ{S, but there it goes.
CDR: Okay, it's working good.
CMP: There it goes.
CMP: Okay, that's right.
CDR: She's looking good.
CMP: There's the EMS. I got it.
CDR: I'11 - I'11 give you a hack when you're subcircular. C_4P Okay. That's all right. We're coming down.
CDR: 3.8 g's.
CMP: There's 4.
CMP: Okay. That's all right. It's doing good.
CDR: Roll up 80.
CMP: Okay, 4 g's.
CDR: Roll up 50.
CMP: 3.8. Page 2B
CMP: Okay .... lift our ... should be.
CMP: That 's good.
CMP: P67.
CDR: P67. Zero roll.
CMP: Zero roll, okay. We're doing all right.
CMP: Left 23. That's right.
CDR: Left 23, left 65.
CDR: Okay, looking good here.
CMP: I'm trying to look at ..., but I can't see (laughter). Oksy, here comes 4 g's.
CMP: Left 100.
CDR: Roll left 100.
CMP: Okay, minus 95.
CDR: Okay, we're 45 long; we're 21 south, and we're flying it out.
CMP: Three g's. Okay.
CDR: Okay, roll right.
CMP: Okay, .....
CDR: Okay, we'11 fly that south error out.
CMP: That's good. We're over the top.
CDR: That's what we wanted.
CMP: Okay, I got a potential of 350 and 350. Okay, ... see the horizon - -
CDR: Okay, roll right 80.
CMP: ..... air glow.
CDR: Roll right 80.
CDR: That's Just going to fly our south error out.
CDR: We're 30 long and 20 shou - south; ... to go. Okay, still carrying about 3 g's. Roll right 80.
CDR: How's the EMS look?
CMP: EMS is on top.
CMP: We got a potential of 300, 287 on the EMS.
CDR: Okay, that's GO.
CMP: Okay, it's looking good.
CMP: It's hard to hold my head up ... - -
CDR: Still looking good.
CDR: Yes, I know. Me, too.
CMP: (Laughter) I'11 hook it on this ... - -
CMP: Okay, looking good. 200 to go? 200 .... - -
CMP: - - ... 3 g's.
CDR: - - 4 minutes from RRT now.
CMP: Three g's.
CDR: Okay, roll right 40 - -
CMP: ... going back up there ...
CDR: Looking good. Okay.
CDR: Roll right 40.
CMP: That's where we came through - that little spot back there.
CDR: Okay, down-range error is good, and cross range is coming in.
CMP: Okay, roll right 50 yet. Roll right 50, still at 3 g's.
CDR: Okay, that's still good, because our down range or cross range Just came in.
CMP: Okay, we should reverse ... - -
CDR: Not - not - not until this goes plus in a while.
CDR: ... reverse, I'11 give you a hack.
CMP: Three g's; got a potential of 130 - got 130 range.
CDR: Looking good - 3 g's.
CDR: Okay, roll right 40.
CDR: Okay, right 45. CDR/
CDR: Okay, down range is getting north so we're going to reverse here, shortly.
CMP: Okay, the g's getting a little less, about 2.8.
CDR: Okay, she's going to reverse. Roll right 50. Stand by for reverse.
CMP: Okay. CDR/
CMP: Okay, over the top.
CDR: Roll left 60.
CDR: Okay, roll left 60.
CMP: There goes some more pieces off the other side of the spacecraft.
CDR: Roll left 70 - -
CMP: - - ... it didn't stay ... - -
CDR: - - ... picking ... We're north and long.
CMP: Okay. Not bad. About 2.8 g's yet.
CDR: Okay, roll left 75.
CMP: Got a potential of 65, 65 - -
CDR: Roll left 75.
CDR: Okay; 06 - NOUN 64. Range to go is 400. Does that agree? Pretty good?
CDR: 40, I mean.
CMP: That's right .... degrees.
CDR: Okay, roll left 70; downra- downrange is ... long - -
CMP: ... 3.1 g's.
CDR: Okay. She's going to reverse on here shortly.
CMP: Okay, there she goes over the ... - -
CMP: That ought to relax those g's a little bit.
CDR: Hey, I'm following those pretty good.
CMP: There, that's good. Beautiful ccmputer.
CDR: Roll right. Roll right 80.
CMP: Okay, about 3.1 g's.
CDR: Roll right 80. We're a little south. We're flying north.
CMP: We're about 4500 feet a second.
CDR: Okay, roll ...; CMC is GO.
CMP: Okay. Into the scroll, 22 miles; 4000 feet a second.
CMP: Zero plus 88 degrees. Okay, that's good.
CDR: C_ning up on 9OK.
LMP: Steam pressure's still there.
CDR: Okay. Roll right 90, Ron. Looking good.
CDR: Cross range is right in. Down range, you got a mile ... - -
CMP: Okay. We ought to be in there.
CDR: - - It's there. Roll left 80.
CMP: Roll left. Okay. About 2.2 g's.
CDR: Roll left 80.
CMP: Okay. It feels like you're on a merry-go-round now.
CDR: Okay, roll left 80. I24P Here comes the steam pressure.
LMP: I got her for you.
CMP: You got it? Okay.
CDR: Okay, it's roll left 80.
CMP: Roll left 80; still good.
CDR: Roll left 80, down range and cross range are in.
CMP: Steam pressure is pegged, okay. Is that on time?
CDR: That's right. Yes.
LMP: A little late.
CDR: Drogues will be at 07:39.
CMP: Drogues at 07:39. 0ksF. Come in. Rolling back right .... - -
CDR: Roll right 100. Okay, there's 67.
CMP: Okay .... freeze at 67.
CMP: Freeze it in 67.
CDR: Okay. Short 1.8 miles according to this.
CMP: Short 1.8, it says. Okay. Call it out. Houmton;
CDR: Hello, this is America. We're showing 1.8 short .... - -
LMP: Okay, it's 5OK.
CDR: ... drogues.
LMP: SECS PYRO, two, ARM.
LMP: CABIN PRESSURE to BOOST/ENTRY. BOOST/ENTRY.
CDR: Houston, America. We're showing 1.8 miles short.
LMP: Pyros ?
CMP: ARM the PYROs.
CDR: 17.86 by minus 167.5.
LMP: They 're ARMED.
CMP: They 're ARMED.
LMP: And we're stable, right?
CMP: We're stable.
CMP: Coming down like a son of a buck. Man, oh, man!
LMP: Okay, give me a call at 30K.
CMP: Stand by for ELS LOGIC, right? L55° Right. LOGIC and AUTO.
CMP: Okay. There goes all the paper off the spacecraft. I2A° Look for 30K.
CMP: Okay, there's 30K.
CDR: Stand by for the drogues. ImMP Okay.
CMP: ELS to AUTO - or LOGIC and then to AUTO.
LMP: And then the AUTO.
CDR: Okay, stand by for the ... - -
CMP: Okay, stand by for the apex.
CDR: Hold on.
CDR: You got a drogue?
LMP: There's the drogues. CEP There goes the drogues.
CMP: Okay, back them up.
LMP: Two good drogues.
CMP: Hey, I can't hear you, Jack.
CDR: Two good drogues!
LMP: We got the drogues.
CDR: Drogues are GO !
CMP: Okay, drogues are GO.
CDR: Okay, stand by for Jack.
CMP: Son of a buck!
CDR: Okay, what have you got on that checklist, Jack?
CMP: Hey, that really v_brates!
LMP: Cabin pressure's going up.
LMP: Stand by for mains.
CMP: Okay. There 's 15K.
CDR: Okay, Houston, America in the blind. We got the mai - or we got the drouges; we got the drogues. Coming through 15K. This is America showing about i mile short. We've got the drogues.
LMP: Stand by for mains. C_P Okay. Okay, there's 12, 13K.
CMP: Now let's go through that checklist.
LMP: Okay. Stand by for mains.
CMP: 12K.
CDR: Hey, Ron, why don't you go on to PTT when you do that, so I can't-lk to them.
LMP: Okay. Mains at llK.
CMP: Gee, eriminy.
CDR: There are the mains.
CDR: They're still reefed. They're still reefed - -
CMP: Still reefed.
CMP: There they go. Okay, they're dereeflng.
LMP: Got two good ones.
CDR: Okay, Houston, our mains are out.
LMP: Two good ones.
CMP: Two good ones. Let's get the third one.
CDR: Why don't you go off so I can t_lk to them? Is it out? I24P The third one is not good yet.
CMP: Third one's not good yet.
CDR: Hello, Houston, the mains are out - -
LMP: - - ... three mains.
CMP: Okay, we got three mains now.
LMP: Three mains.
CDR: Okay, Houston, this is America. We got three mains. We're coming through 8000 feet.
LMP: SURGE TANK 02, OFF.
CDR: Ron, SURGE TANK.
LMP: Okay, REPRESS PACKAGE, OFF.
CDR: Hello, Recovery; this is America. We've got three good mains.
CMP: REPRESS PACKAGE, OFF?
CDR: Coming through 7K. We're about 1 mile short. I24P REPRESS PACKAGE, OFF.
CMP: Okay. TIC *** 35, 050 presently on your *** 7 - -
LMP: CABIN PRESSURE, DUMP - - R-1 Relay, Tico; saV again bearing, distance. TIC Relay presently bearing 050; you are on your 245 56--
CDR: - - ... One minute to go. C_4P Okay, the DAC's coming down. IAiP Okay, stand by.
CDR: Okay, Recovery; this is America- -
LMP: STRUT LOCKS.
CDR: We got three good mains; we're at 6500 feet. R-1 ... bearing 050. We're on your 24 *** 6 miles.
LMP: STRUT LOCKS, UNLOCK. I24P Got that one, Geno? R-2 This is Photo, visual. Bearing 250, ... 000 at 3.5.
LMP: ... three of them. TIC Photo, Tico. Roger; out. R-1 Apollo 17, this is Recovery. Good morning.
CDR: Hello, Recovery. It's a beautiful day. We're out at 610 - -
LMP: RELAY BUS, OPEN.
CDR: - - and we've got three good mains.
LMP: ELS LOGIC, up; verify. R-1 This is Recovery; Roger. We've got a nice visual on you.
CMP: LOGIC and AUTO. R-1 They're blooming nicely; ... all ...
LMP: FLOODS, POST LANDING.
CDR: Outstanding !
CMP: FLOODS to POST LANDING.
CDR: And all is well on board. All is well on board.
CMP: There's the clouds down there. R-1 ... Recovery. Wonderful. I'm not going to ...
CDR: You sound good down there - -
LMP: ... POST LANDING? R-1 Waiting for you.
LMP: ... hundred feet.
CDR: ... Did you ...? TIC Stand by ... Recovery, m_ visual bearing bears 100--
CDR: Wait until I get this ... TIC - -my positive, 280 at 11.
CDR: Okay, I'11 get it. R-1 Recovery, Tico. Roger; out.
LMP: Oh, there - okay, I guess it is. R-1 We have a visual bearing 245; Tacan, 070 ...
LMP: Okay, we're rolling a little ways - -
CDR: Hello, Recovery; this is America. We're out at 4000 feet now, and all is well.
CDR: Aren't those pretty.
CMP: Beautiful, man, oh, man!
LMP: ... those things come out ... all on there. R-1 This is Recovery. Roger.
CDR: Okay, Jack, the next big move is ..., the breaker check, and stand by for 800 feet. Okay?
LMP: ... in, are we?
CDR: We're at 3500 feet.
CMP: ... out ...
CDR: Well, that's at ... feet. R-1 Recovery, Tico. TIC Go ahead. R-1 Request computer read-out. Over. TIC Not yet. Apollo 17 - - R-1 This is Recovery. TIC - - standing by for your DSKY read-up.
CDR: Okay, Houston, DSKY shows minus 1.3, lat. is minus 1T.88; long. is minus 166.11.
CMP: Ha, hahl Beautiful.
CDR: Okay, 2500 feet. R-1 Recovery; Roger. TIC ... Tico--
CDR: At 800 feet, we want the CABIN PRESSURE RELIEF, two of them, CLOSED.
LMP: Okay, we'11 close them at 800 feet. Okay?
CMP: ... clouds. Scattered clouds.
CDR: There's 15, 1600 feet.
CDR: Okay, America is out of 1500 feet.
CDR: ... they?
CMP: Yes. See any holes ... this way? LAiP Just beautiful, I don't see any holes at all.
CDR: ... -- P-1 Three main parachutes are fully deployed. The command module is descending, and Photo is circling as it descends.
CMP: - - ... hundred.
CDR: Okay, there's 900. And America is now out of - -
LMP: At 800?
CDR: - - 800 feet.
LMP: Okay. CABIN PRESSURE RELIEF, two of them, CLOSED.
CDR: And here came the BUS TIES.
CMP: ... CLOSED.
CDR: Okay, we're off. END OF TRANSCRIPT
LMP: I'm sorry.
CDR: Okay, we're going to press on and get these VHF checks go - -
LMP: I think we're too close.
LMP: Okay, configure for Alfa, Ron.
LMP: Okay, Ron, how do you read on Alfa?
CMP: Don't read you.
LMP: How do you read on Alfa, Ron?
CMP: I don 't read you.
LMP: How do you read the
LMP: on Alfa, Ron?
CDR: He doesn't read us. You read him?
LMP: I read him.
CMP: I don't read you guys at all, except through the tunnel.
CMP: Okay, got you loud and clear that time.
LMP: Okay, try him, Gene. _-
CMP: And, Gene, can you verify the capture latches are all engaged?
CMP: I didn't read you at all, Jack.
CDR: This is Gene. How do you read me on Alfa?
CDR: Okay, let's press on. You're getting us inter- mittent. We can get it.
CMP: Okay. I got you that time. And check the capture latches.
CDR: They're good, Ron.
LMP: - - I'm pretty sure the VHF is all right - -
LMP: - - it seems to have something to do with the squelch settings, and it's probably because we're so close.
CC: We concur. We'd like you to press on and not worry about the VHF any more right now.
CDR: Okay, Jack, MASTER ARM is coming ON.
CDR: Your - Are LOGIC POWER breakers IN?
LMP: My breaker is IN.
CDR: Okay, I've got one good light.
LMP: Okay, I'm going to talk - Okay. Go ahead. MASTER
CDR: Let me get this fired. Ron, are you ready? Ron, are you ready for a landing gear? Ron, if you read, the LANDING GEAR is coming on my mark.
LMP: Hey !
CDR: Hey, Houston. We've got a good one out front.
LMP: How's your flag?
CDR: And the flag is gray.
CC: ... good one.
CDR: Okay, and the flag is gray.
LMP: Okay, Houston; the PRIMARY EVAP FLOW time, 108 - EVAP FLOW time, 108:16:55. And I'm ready to copy your abort constants and a DOI-2 pad.
CDR: And I'11 give them DATA.
CC: ... copy abort constants.
LMP: Stand by, Gordy.
CC: 224, 6 ... - Stand by.
CDR: Ron, when you get the tunnel closed out, I'11 need you for an IMU coarse align.
CMP: Okay, I'm getting the - probe umbilicals installed now.
CDR: Okay, I'11 need your NOUN 20s when you get a chance.
LMP: Okay, Gordy, you can go ahead; and you have DATA on the UPDATA LINK.
CC: Okay. We'11 have you an up-link in a minute. 224 is 60470, 29364, 60B86, 00594, B2772, 54404. Go ahead. Okay; 60470, 29364, 60386, 00594, 32772, 54404.
CC: Okay, that was a good readback. Ready with DOI-2 when you are.
LMP: Okay, Gordy, go ahead.
CC: Okay. That's DOI-2: T. time is 112:02:40.92; lg NOUN 81 is a minus 0007.5, DELTA-Vy, plus - -
CMP: Okay, Gene. Can you look at the capture latches? I've got it preloaded here, now.
CC: - - NOUN 42, 0 - -
CC: - - 15- -
CMP: - - but I have it preloaded.
CDR: Okay, and the button is flush up front here.
CC: - - 0067, 00075; burn time - -
CDR: Did you get the probe locked, Ron?
CC: - - 22 - -
CDR: You didn't, babe. Did you?
CMP: What do you mean, probe locked?
CC: - - OO - -
CDR: Yes, you did. It' s locked. Okay. cc - - 74 - -
CDR: Okay, it's locked.
CMP: Oh, the probe. Yes.
CMP: Yes. Yes, it' s locked.
CC: - - 0122.7; the AGS DELTA-Vs are NA.
LMP: Okay, Gordy. 112:02:40.92; minus three zeros 75 - -
CDR: And Ron, how soon are you going to be able to give me the coarse align?
CMP: Okay, I can do that now. I'11 put the tunnel in - the hatch in a little bit later. CDB Okay. Give me MIN DEAD BAND, ATT HOLD.
CMP: MIN DEAD BAND, ATT HOLD. Okay. I'11 get that right now.
CDR: Okay, and - - ... Let me get my ...
LMP: - - all zeros, 074; 0122.7; rest of pad NA.
CMP: Okay, Gene, you've got MIN DEAD BAND, ATT HOLD now ·
CDR: Okay, stand by. I've - Let's see - okay. Okay, I need your numbers then. NOUN 20.
LMP: Okay, Gordy. I'm going to start the lunar bat check, and it'11 be silent.
CDR: Ron, I need your - your NOUN 20 numbers.
CMP: Plus 356.95, plus 106.34, plus 001.49.
CDR: Okay. I've got 356.95, 106.34, and 001.49.
CC: Challenger, we want to get the - attitude - -
CC: - - tweaked up closer to the normal before doing the coarse align.
CDR: Wants to what?
LMP: Wants to tweak the attitude up closer to normal.
CDR: Hey, Ron, they want a more normal attitude for you. You're not Quite nominal.
CDR: If you're talking to me, it's about 0, 104.7, and 0.
CMP: Okay, stand by, Gene. We'11 get back to you.
CC: And your up-link's in there. It's your computer.
CDR: Okay, Gordy; thank you. And, Ron, let me know when you're tweaked up, and then go MIN DEAD BAND ATT HOLD.
CMP: Okay, Houston; America. Zero, 105, and 0. Good?
CMP: That's interesting. I don't know how it got out of attitude.
CMP: Maybe - maybe I hit the stick or something, here.
CMP: Okay, Gene. We're MIN DEAD BAND ATT HOLD, and 0, 105, and 0.
CDR: Okay. Read out NOUN 20.
CMP: Okay, VERB 06 NOUN 20; 000.B2, 104.40, B59.55.
CDR: Okay, I got all those.
LMP: Okay, Houston. I skipped a step on the LUNAR BAT OFF/RESET. I'11 go back.
CMP: Okay, Houston, I forgot to release the docking latches. Okay. I'11 go up and release docking and latches i 7.
CMP: Well, if I Just put the - Well, I'11 do that. I was going to say you could read the probe temp if I put the circuit breakers in.
CC: - - we think you missed a step. We need the - -
CC: - - the LUNAR BAT - -
LMP: That 's right. I '11 go - -
CC: - - OFF/RESET.
LMP: That's affirm. I'11 go back. Stand by.
CMP: Okay, there's number 1. One release, two releases, and three.
LMP: LUNAR BAT, OFF/RESET.
CDR: Okay, Gordy. For the LM, I've got 300.88, 28_.40, and three balls 45. How does that sound?
CC: Stand by. We're checking.
CDR: Come on, you ought to have that number.
CC: Geno, those angles are okay.
CDR: Okay; figured they were. They're going in.
CDR: Okay, Ron. On my mark, I'd like an 06 20.
CMP: Okay, standing by. Go ahead.
CDR: Okay. 3, 2, i -
CMP: Okay. 000.44, 104.63, 359.69.
CDR: Okay, got those.
CC: Challenger, we've got those angles here on the ground, for both spacecraft.
CDR: Fine, Gordy.
LMP: Houston, ED BAT 37.2, 37.2 at 109:14:00.
LMP: All battery indications on board were normal, once I got started.
CC: Okay. They look good to us, also.
CDR: Why don't you stay in that MIN DEAD BAND, ATT HOLD, and I'm going to do a P52.
CMP: Okay, I've got the - the cameras all set. I've got them out anyhow. I don't have the - the right values on the lenses yet; but, anyhow, the cameras are out and they're loaded. I've got mag 00 - -
CMP: - - on the Hasselblad.
LMP: - - the LMP. A couple of minor things on the back- side checkout. The secondary glycol pump, when I started it, the sound and the pressure was ragged, oscillated around - 20 psi, and then stabilized after about 15 seconds and sounded smooth. It had a sound as if it was cavitating a little bit, but after that, it was smooth. Over.
CMP: Say, Houston, why don't we go ahead and get the - -
CC: ..., Jack.
CMP: - - PGA ver out of the way?
LMP: And--
CMP: - - and then we can get some of this - -
LMP: - - on step 3 on page 3-15.
CMP: - - data, or would you rather get the pad up first?
LMP: When I went to SUIT FAN l, I got a MASTER ALARM, but all other indications were okay, and the MASTER ALARM reset.
CMP: AnYway, I - -
LMP: Okay. I'm sorry. I misinterpreted the words there. I should have gotten that. Forget that on_.
CMP: And - Okay, we're SQUELCH A now. I've even got it all the way down to l, and I still don't hear them.
LMP: Okay, Geno. You need some help?
CDR: OkskV, Jack; that's what the - numbers ought to be. Dubhe's the first star. And those are what the spiral/cursor numbers ought to be, so let me go to cursor first - 170 something.
CMP: SQUELCH A is setting at about B.
CDR: Now, I need the - I need the eyepiece.
CDR: Now, I've got to go to position B.
CDR: Dubhe. Dubhe. Yes, she's going to be right in there.
LMP: Okay, and those are the numbers.
LMP: Okay, that's good. Okay. You ready to mark? What do you want first? Cursor.
CDR: Can you hold that down? I need it to hold - I can't stay up - I can't stay down here.
LMP: Couple it.
CDR: Wait. I'11 put my foot back here. Okay. You ready?
LMP: Go ahead. Which one, cursor?
CDR: Yes, Yes; go.
CDR: 17108
CDR: Hey, we've got to turn these overhead lights out, Jack. If we can.
LMP: 0h-
CDR: The floods, right up here.
CDR: Just turn them down.
LMP: They are down.
CDR: Ready to mark?
LMP: Wait a minute. Go ahead.
CC: - - take a look at the glycol pump - -
CC: - - pressure.
C: an you close the GLYCOL PUMP SECOND- ARY circuit breaker?
LMP: Let us finish this.
CDR: Oh, I've lost it now. Stand by.
LMP: 17108.
CDR: What's he want?
LMP: I'11 get it - second.
CDR: What? The SECONDARY?
LMP: Yes, I '11 get it. Go ahead.
LMP: Gordy, you want the SECONDARY?
CC: Affirmative. Panel 16, GLYCOL PUMP SECONDARY breaker; third row, in the middle.
LMP: The ..., Gordy!
CDR: Am I ready to _-_k?
LMP: Go ahead; 17120.
CDR: 17118.
LMP: 17118.
LMP: Okay. Are you ready to mark spiral?
CDR: What's all that about?
LMP: Okay. We've got a GLYCOL light, and the tempera- ture is 50. I think that's in the secondary loop.
CC: Okay. The pressure looked good there. We'd like that breaker back open. The MASTER ALARM you have is normal.
LMP: Roger; understand it.
CDR: 31377. 31377. Go ahead.
CDR: There's a lot of light coming in somewhere. It's probably earthlight.
CDR: 31303.
LMP: 31303.
CDR: NOW, how many more do I need?
LMP: You need two more.
CMP: Say, Houston; America. How much time to AOS yet - to LOS?
CDR: 312_5.
CMP: - - got a little time for the PGA ver - -
LMP: Okay; 31245.
CMP: Okay. Ah-ha, I got the old helmet and gloves on. than
CMP: More cables all over the place here I know what to do with.
CMP: (Laughter) I got cables and hoses and-
CDR: 31322.
LMP: Okay, that's it - for - Now, the next star. Okay. We'11 PROCEED. Okay, you like those numbers?
LMP: Yes. Okay. All right. VERB 21 ENTER. You want a lll- lll, Aldebaran. ENTERED. PROCW_S_.
CDR: Why don't you write those down?
LMP: Yes, I will.
CDR: And I'11 do - Obviously, Cursor's first.
LMP: Okay; lll. You ready to mark - cursor?
CMP: Okay. '- can.
CDR: Get the lights if you
CMP: Oh, son-of-a-muck; I hit the stick again. Now I got to unlock it.
CDR: Ron, keep at min DEAD BAND, ATT HOLD. I've got to finish a P52.
CDR: No; Just stay where you are.
CMP: We're out of attitude Just a little bit.
CDR: Just stay where you are, and put it in MIN DEAD BAND.
CMP: Well, I'm MIN DEAD BAND, but I maneuvered out of attitude. You want to go back to regula_ attitude?
CDR: Nol N-O, no. IAIP Alderbaran is your star. Oh! Do you read me?
CDR: 32961. 329 - 61; 32961.
CMP: - - flow return is to the - - Go ahead.
CMP: - - suit flow valves. ·The other two are closed, mine is open, and I've got the interconnect in between the other ones. How's the old suit pres- sure? Okay; looks like pretty good. Okay; 02 flow is lower limit. Okay - -
CDR: 32947.
LMP: Say that again. I - Ron - -
CDR: 3 - I wish he'd go off VOX - 32947. Let me turn
LMP: Okay; 32947.
CMP: And it feels like it's going up.
LMP: You're clear.
CMP: And terminal DIRECT 02. Okay, I have that. 02 FLOW HIGH.
LMP: Hey, Ron, this is Challenger. We're going to be off your loop for a while so we can finish the - -
CDR: I don't like that. I don't like that. I want to reject it.
CMP: °ee
CMP: Okay; plus - -
CDR: I want to reject it.
LMP: - - ENTERed, PRO. You can reject it.
CDR: 33100.
LMP: B3100.
LMP: Go ahead. One more on the cursor.
CDR: 32972. Son of a gun.
LMP: What 's the problem? -
CDR: It's Just hard to - -
LMP: 32972.
CDR: Yes - hard to focus everything in there.
LMP: Okay; and you're clear on spiral.
LMP: Should be around 37.
CDR: 41 - 04116. I_P Whoops.
LMP: Plus 04116.
CDR: 04116.
CDR: 04147.
LMP: 04147.
CDR: Two more.
LMP: 303 - 4303. Okay.
CDR: Boy, I can sure see him maneuvering. One more.
CDR: Best I can do - 04407. Whew.
LMP: Is he moving?
CDR: Yes, he's moving. Just like he did in the simulator the other day.
LMP: Well, they're not bad.
CDR: Well, I'11 tell you. That's an eye bust. You're lucky.
CDR: Hello, Houston. That looked to be a pretty good ali_ment from what I saw. There's 07 for you. your MIN DEAD BAND.
CDR: Okay. You picking up that first part?
LMP: Okay, temperatures are good.
CDR: Okay. Helium is 30 - 3050.
CC: - - Houston. We're ready anytime for the - -