Otrobonita/noicy-space-talks huggingface dataset:
LMP: OkaV. We're on INSIDE right now, and we'11 give you a Mark when we go to OUTSIDE.
CC: Bo_er.
LMP: Oks_. Mark it. We're on outside now.
CDR: Joe, can you see we Just passed over a rille down there? The rllle should be in the upper left-hand corner of your screen.
CC: Yes, we've got _ hint of it, Tom. And the OUTSIDE position on that ALC seems to give us better resolution 4own here than the INSIDE. How does that compare with your monitor? r,t this time we are passing over a big crater, now. You can see it with the rim there.
CDR: And it's got couple of small ones on the inside. Okay. Those little small peaks in there are of ]sure w_te. The rest of the crater is a brownish gray with several little spirals of white. How does it show up down there, babe?
UNKNOWN: shows up exactly the same, Tom. That's perfect.
CDR: Okay. I've got a real bright ray crater. I'm going to zoom it in on the top of it. It's pure white and you can even see - It looks like there may be pieces of boulder around on it. I am going to zoom oa it.
CC: C_ay. We think that may be Shubert, Tom. great.
CC: That's That detail is Just great, Tom.
CDR: Again, for your edification, we are upsidedown going forward to keep the Sun off the windows, _d also to kind of conserve fuel. But the rate you see monitor, there on the at least what I can see, is exactly our orbital rate here. John is maintaining that 315 ORB rate upside down.
CC: Okay. We copy that. Thank you. And, Tom, could you see all the little - -
CDR: ... Page 33t_
LMP: Joe.
CC: Okay, Gene-o. We would like to confirm that you are in AN_'INITY on your focus.
LMP: That's affirmative. We are on iNFINITY.
CDR: As you can see in this area, the whole area is ma_ked They by these small new craters. are they end pure white where stand out then they fade into a grayish - light gray-brown _nto e darker es to brownish gre_v, you get the older areas.
CC: Roger. That. is Just the way it looks - - are starting area
CDR: Now we to get into 6ome mare a little bit. Yes, let me £ay you are getting into some mare area, as you can notice from the bottom of this one depression here. It's more brownish - mo,re of a deep brown, now. Roger. exactly
CC: It's looking here _ you are describing it, Tom. That's Just tremendous.
UNKNOWN: we should be looking down right now on the Fo,_{ng Sea, and to the left of uc_ is the Crisium Basin, and we will Be coming over the Sea of Fertility
CDR: It is amazing the number of ney small craters are ,13 out right on your screen as a brilliant white with a rev pattern usually going through each one.
CC: Roger. They are sh_ing up real good, Just like that down here on the screen, Tom.
CC: 10, This Is _ouston. Ve'd like - When you are coming along some of this area here, _,o'd like for you to go all the w_y from one end to th_ other on the zoom. Give us a Mark when you back it all the way off, and hold it there for about 5 seconds, 5 to 10 seconds, and all the way b_ck to zoom again. full ¢,,'t
LMP: Okay. Going off the zoom at this time.
LMP: Coming back on 'the zoom.
CDR: Okay. We'11 teko _ov_ O_, the right side, and Gene will show you t,h(, crater l_mgrenus.
CC: Tc_, you're reading our minds. We were Just going that, to tell you to take a shot of if you could.
CDR: We're starting to get it in there. and that is tremendous color you got. can Lang_,enus
LMP: Joe, I don't know if you actually see with its central peaks, but it is an enormous crater.
CC: Roger. It looks pretty impressive fro_ the picture we're getting, Gene-o. Okay, 10, this is Houston. %,'nateveryou did there, if you were playing around with your lighting, that gave us a real good picture then.
CC: You're looking right at the central peak of _ucrenus right now.
CC: We're_ getting tremendous detail, Gene. Are you it up and then stop it down, _v monitor Just
CC: Yes, same here. When you stop it down a little bit, we get an awful lot of detail. _lat's just gxeat. We are getting a rea] good picture of that central peak nov.
CC: Okay, Gene. I wonder if you could zoom itlon tha_ central peak with that aperttu,e shut do_ _ l_tt]e bit. Oh, you got it. I'm sorry.
UNKNOWN: Yes, I did, Joe. I gave you that. f_t me )mss you _V window. on over here. I'm losing out of
CC: Roger. And Just for your information, your o_.board vector looks great. We're satisfied _qth it.
CDR: John is going to shov you Mare Crfsitnn over th_?_ o_ his side.
CC: Oka N. We're standing by. CDH And
UNKNOWN: can see the horizon in the distanc¢._ there. 52/7 Page 3_0
LMP: On the left on John's side you are looking at the Sea of Crise.". On the right %-e've got the Sea of Fertility, end we're comin& very shortly up upon Ridge our Apollo out hatch window.
CDR: We're right over - We're starting to look straight c]_ orr the mare first, and then, here we'11 show 7ou Taruntius twins right th_ clown N_ 1 for us. and Secchi A _nd B and say,
CC: Tom, the resolution, the detail that we're getting is Just unbelievable. 5%_s is Just great.
UNKNOWN: We ain't getting bad detail light up here.
CC: that. F_e _e a.
LMP: We're coming right up on Taruntius Papa, Kilo, Hotel, and _. Golf here, leading into landing site 8rea.
CC: l_oger. We're picking them up, now. IRP And appears, monocular
UNKNOWN: looking with the do_n into crater Taru_tius a like Golf, that their shadows which appesm, rather than to be pesJ_s, they appear to be and smnll ¥,ou/ders o._' sort. slight some
CC: Okay. Are they down in the center of the crater, Gene?
LMP: Yes, they all 9eem to b_ down in the flat port,on of the crater.
CDR: Hey, tell Jack to look at these little old ridges w_ have here. They a]l look like - oh, they could be to 500 feet elevated and run in various patterns. Ther're standing up pretty good in our monitor oow. I showing
CC: Okay. It appears you're us Furnace Gulf, now, i And,
LMP: Houston, on Messier A it appears - I would have to ! say there's boulders on the slope leading toward the
CC: Roger. Page 3t_l
UNKNOWN: _hese are thrown out on the rim and Secchi Kilo ia another one which appears to have boulders, and you can contrast them very easily from the little arotmd pinpoint craters the edge. They Just stand out differently and they appear to be boulders that are out on the rim, out on the edges of the rim.
CC: Roger. Which window are you looking out of now, Gene?
LMP: Tom has got it out the hatch window.
CC: Okay. Just for your info, ',_e'reseeing the RTV on the side of the window, and it's pretty much in focus as is the lunar surface.
CDR: I should have Gutenberg coming up the other way. Gene's got it out the right window. Ho'Il be
LMP: mistaken, Gutenberg right there, and I'm showing you the central peak which is very clear o_ n? monitor here. down here, Gene-o.
CDR: Okay. Tell Jack that we're passing over the Apollo Ridge right now looking down.
CC: Well, listen you guys, that color is really spectacular. That really brings it home. gr_v and brown right now, Joe.
LMP: Jack. You're looking at some of those depressions that go right through some of the craters now, and they're very flat, and where they're shallow, them. we can see right to the bottom of you'11 be looking right at the area of Lan_!ng Site 1.
LMP: You ought to be looking Just about right in the area B-1 right now. Page 3_2
CT: Eoger. We're picking it up, Gene. We've got it ia the upper left-hand portion of our screen now.
LMP: And I don't _mow what - Okay. I don't know whether Tom can zcan on Censorinus, but ] Censorinus should he Just to the right of that in the hills.
CC: Roger. W_ copy, and you had a real interesting i little dome with about five or six small craters in it that vas awTn]]y interesting to look at. 1
CDR: Yea, around this area you can tell there's strictly lots of volcanic activity and cones tn there.
CDR: And that is Censorinus from the oblique view.
CDR: And down here - Will I come up on - -
LMP: Here we come; here's
CDR: Here we come. Here's the crater M_skelyne. R_ger.
CC: We copied.
CDR: You can see the shadow in it.
CC: Roger. It stands out real good, Tom - -
CDR: You see some shadows in there like there might be boulders. M_skelyne. There ie
UNKNOWN: going to try to show you some of these rilles. Diamondback Rilles and Sidewinder N_lles that are going across here are very dis- tinctive. They appear to be very shallow in i areas and the bottom seems smooth. However, some of the areas that go pcrpendicular to the sunline is deep enough to be in shadow.
CC: We copied all that, 10 - -
CDR: The small crater coming tip is Maskelyne B.
CDR: Anzl here's our little nickn_:_les, the rilles Diamondback 6nd Sidewinder.
CC: Boy, - 10. q'nJs is Houston. Those rilles and all those dete/ls are really,,comi_.igout great, and that color doesn't buvt r, thinq, i Page 3h3 Okay. the Houston.
CMP: We're coming into terminator,
LMP: Okay. Tom's going to try and get you Moltke and then, of course, right adjacent is Site number 2, and we're coming into the terminator. We're not it sure how much of you can see, but you should be looking right at the area right now.
CDR: Okay. At the bottom of your screen is _'oltke, ar_ right about there is I_nding Site 2. It'L still awful d_m and the Sun is stcrting to sh[,f% the window, but the Landing Sftc 2 _s right to the · left the crater you see. q'hat's %-here we'11 be gofng down tomorrow to photograph.
CC: Roger that, Tom. And, _re're still getting a good picture on that. There'z_ a lot of good d_tsil, although the color is starbing to fade out a little.
CDR: les. You can even get some as we start across the ter=u[nator. If I can Just keep the sunlight off the it. windov, You can see
CC: Okay, Tom. And could you go to the INSIDE on ALT and to 2.2 on your camera, now?
UNKNOWN: Jack, the area, now that it's being uncovered by light in the L-nding Site 2 area looks a little bit rugged.
CDR: Okay. The rille you see beside Moltke is whet _'e have termed as "Highway U.S. 1."
CC: Roger. We're getting that loud _nd clear, Tom. res/ good. That shows up
CDR: The Sun is coming right on the wind_. We're rough. hitting the termir,ator, so it's kind of I'm going to have to knock it off here, because I don't want to hurt the tube, and when the Sun goes down, we'11 shoot back there, and maybe we can give you a little picture of the corona.
UNKNOWN: fine, That was Just
CDR: Okay. Gene-o will try to shoot it outside for a minute there.
CC: Righto. is
CC: 10, this Houston. Before you terminat(- the 'iV: before you secure it, _'e'd like to have r <oJ(,r oh_ _,[ shot so we c_u calibrate things. Page 31'}4
UNKNOWN: CDR 0k_y. Stand by. _cL_re - - Okay.
UNKNOWN: Okay, Joe. Looks like that's going to be all we ce_u show. I wanted to show you Theophilis looking across the terminator. It's got two very distinct central peaks. It's a huge crater; the peaks are still lit the back side rim is still in, but I don't think I've been able to show it to you from what I can see on m_ monitor.
UNKNOWN: Okay. ¥:e picked it up down here, 10.
LMP: Well, it _idn't come in Coo good on my monitor. I hoping to get it to you before we got too far _way from i%, but we'11 show you a color chart here in a minute. bi_ghty
LMP: Stand by one second, Joe. We've got to cover up a l_ndow slightly, here.
CDR: ]Jouston, we'11 knock it off right after this because - we've got to repress the I}..' and get on with the I_ activities.
CC: Roger that, Tom. Okay, we're picking up the color chart now. Give us about 5 or lO seconds of that.
LMP: Say whet., Joe; I'11 Just hold this.
CC: Okay. That's good enough rigJlt there, Gene-o. Thank you very much.
CC: Okay. I guess we'11 go off the air' for today. enough and
CC: That should have been a good enough show for today, there.
CC: That's enough. Standing shov.
LMP: I'm glad you could see the resolution that we saw, or almost, anyway. CC
UNKNOWN: It's pretty tough to describe that resolution. It was Just really great and the colors were gre_t, too. Okay. Va're not recommending this, 10, but your T_f-9 bad is CwO in ease you do need to use it.
UNKNOWN: Yes. Vc'd )i;_c to st_ck _round for a while, here. ! r. 3k5 I_ Page
CC: Okay, Apollo 10, this is Houston. _
LMP: 0o ahead, Joe.
CC: Roger, C_ne-o. B_fore you start activating, _'d Like to get a I2',/CM DELTA-P readout from you, and while you're up there, would you look for - see if you can find any Mylar hanging around in the cabin dump valve there?
CC: Okay. We fully expect to find it in the L_ cabin dump valve. I! Roger.
UNKNOWN: Hey listen, while you're tmtivating there, if you've got somebody that can copy down some { updates, I've got a map update end a couple of '. lan_ark let tracking update pads. And me know when you're ready to copy.
UNKNOWN: Go ahead, Joe.
CC: Okay, Oene-o. I'11 give you your =ap update pad first. It's for REV _. LOS will be 81 53 01, 82 0h _8, 82 39 Lt. Sunrisewill 82 00 $ be at 41, i sunset 83 13 08.
CC: And 10, this is Houston. I'11 go ahead with these thing at once, if you want to.
CC: Okay. This is your ]-ndmark tracking update. F-l: (300 82 38 _5, 82 h3 bT, 326 000, nortL 07 12 20. That concludes F-1. Coming up nov v_th Bravo-l: 82 55 _7, 83 00 50, 000 274 000, north 30 1_8 25. I_ concludes. That And standing by for the readback. ,)*i
LMP: Stand by 1 mecond.
CC: Roger that. C
UNKNOWN: Okay, Joe. Here they come, real quick. REV _ is :! 81 53 01, 82 O_ 1_8. 82 39 11, 82 OO _1, 83 13 08. i_i You with me? !) :! Page 3_6
CC: _oger, that's correct.
LMP: F-1 ia 82 38 _5, 82 _3 _7, three balls, 326, and three balls, north 07 12 20.
UNKNOWN: that. Go ahead.
LMP: 82 55 1_7,83 00 50, three balls, 27_, three balls, north 30 _8 25.
UNKNOWN: correctj Gene-o. Thank you.
CC: Apollo 10, F,ou_ton.
LMP: Go _head, Houston.
CC: Roger, Gene-o. We're kind of monitoring your gim- hal anglec here. It looks like you might be drift- to I'm ing close lock, and going to keep an eye on it. Okay. And your
LMP: Thank you, Joe. for information, we've got the hatch out, end we're working on the probe right noM. The pressures are equal.
CDR: What we did, Joe, was to ra_kean AUTO _neuver to co_e _round here for the 326-degree p_tch fox'l_d- %'e'reall mark tracking, and working w_th the tun- nel and Just occasionally monitor it. I think be okay. we'11
CC: Okay. Thank you, Tom. And let's see, there's want sure _ust one other item. We to make that you are noticing - Take a hack when you transfer to I24power so you can pass that on to us. And we'11 also want the roll calibration angle, but
LMP: Rello, Houston. %%is is the I24Pgoing off the mir, Joe. I'11 be talking to you from inside Snoopy later.
CC: Okay, Gene-O.
CMP: Okay, l{ouston. What Gene-o's doing now is, he's up ir,the tun_el eleening ihs Mylar out of the valve up there - or i_-_ulation,it _s. It look_ like cotton, is what it 3ooka like. It tastes like fiber glass. Page 31J
CC: Roge_r, John.
CMP: The probe came out pretty easy. It didn't seem lot easier in zero g t_A- it is in one g. ! guaran- tee you that.
CC: 0_my. We copy that. It's working all right, isn't ; John? it,
CMP: Yes. It is right this minute. Apollo i0.
CMP: Rey, Rouston, this _e Roger. Jobs.
CC: Go ehe_l,
CMP: Roll cAL is plus 0.1. It's not quite zero, but it's close.
CC: Roger, copy. Plus O.1.
CMP: Change that. Oene-o _<fs it's m/nus - Okay. Gene-o says change it to minus 0.I.
CMP: You tell how close i% i_, rake _i) kts mind whether it's plus or minl. u_.
CC: Yea, It must be pretty close. tbm-_
CC: That's to you - %-nat'sthanks to you, Joe. YOU.really got an eyeball, there, for calibrating that th/ng.
UNKNOWN: that. Okay, E*ous%ot_. _h_.-[n6about
CC: 10. This is We're t minute 50 from LOS, and Just 2o verify we're calibrating - or we're figurin6 on AO$ at 82 38 52, John.
CMP: Roger. And Oene-o im Just now z_seying into the insulation. LM followed by ehovers of
CDR: lley,we're going to La_- a beck of a cleaning job here. They had insulation e.11 in the Eeal, ell in the valve, and it ir.reaJ_lye beck of · mess up here.
CC: Okay. 4;e copy, To_. t Page 3_S that
CDR: It'11 tu Jct_t about impossible to get LM - -
CC: Roger, Tom. I war_t to - Have you got the _bilicals to your suits, tunnel
CDR: I'm still on mY umbilical here. I'm up in the trying to help Gene get thiz crap cleaned up ... i clos-,
CC: Yes. Okay, Tom. You might want to watch real keep from letting that Mylar get in the intake or the inlet side of those things and get in the suit -
CC: Snoopy, this is Houston. We're standing by. Bob ; do you read?
CC: Hello: Snoopy. Houston. We're standing by_
CC: Snoopy, Houston. by.
CC: I{ello, S_oopy. This is Houston. How do you read?
CC: Apol/o 10, this is Houston. How do you read?
CC: Hello, Apollo ]0_ This is Houston. Reading you Tom. real weak,
CDR: ... Charlie Brown. Okay. Look, we're right in r_-ading
CC: Okay, Tom. Understand you're us loud and
CC: Okay, Snoopy. %'nj& J_L Houston. We're pitking ,1FOUul, Dow, 0,'n¢-¢., __;.ndwe can go ahead wit}, tbi_, Page 3h9 , i_ voice check now. If you'11 give me a long count out. works And, if you would, identify which t. each of your three modes, we'11 see how it I i mode you're in. ",
CC: Charlie Brown, this ie No_mton. ti
CC: Charlte Brown, Houston.
CMP: ... We're reading you loud and clear.
CC: Charlie understand
UNKNOWN: Brown, I you're reading r us loud _ud clear. You're breaking up pretty 5_ badly, and Just about unreadable. I wonder an if you could give us Idea, is Snoopy ready to [,i 4 ¢.!
CMP: ,i ee. [
LMP: _ouston, Houston, I2m2 in Snoopy. How do you read how do read Houston? Snoopy. And '!
CC: Okay, We caught that one, Ge_e-o. r'i :! % i VOICE T'A_,4N. FUeI'PT lON C_Hg_-S _'a.$'S NET at) ,_. 3sd. oj../_.. /t · o/
CT: Roger. We're there.
CC: Roger that. finished an attitude that
LMP: You it? Are you in I can Houston.
CC: Okay, Snoopy. This is We're reading you now, Gene-o-- Joe. now?
LMP: ... Okay, Do you read me _nd
CC: Roger. Reading you now, Gene-o. - -
LMP: ... You were because I suppose I'm in hot mike in this configuration.
CC: Roger. That's affirmative.
CC: And, Chsa-lte Brown, if you cs-n - -
LMP: Okay. Let's press on. I'm ready to go on.
CC: Okay. We're going to stand by until we verify Charlie Brown here: that he's in his landmark tracking or sleep attitude.
CC: He is. I Just got word from him.
CC: Very good. Okay. Let's press on with steerable- voice PM. IRP PM.
UNKNOWN: that? Get - Okay. Steerable-voice
LMP: Here goes that antenna, So stand by.
CC: Goldstone, CAP COY/4. Goldstone, CAP C(_._',.COme up please.
CC: Hoger, Configure IR mode 6.02.00. (_w: a Roger.
UNKNOWN: i ! 357 Page
CT: That's affirmative. We are configured. I! Thanks.
CC: And, goldstone, I'm standing by for - for a lockon annommcement.
CC: Charlie Brown, this is Houston. While we're v_it- lng here we'd like for you to turn H2 tank 1 heaters to tank to AUTO and H 2 2 heaters OFF, please.
CC: Snoopy, this ts Houston. Standing by.
CC: Hey[ Got you loud _nd clear, Gene-o. We should be ready to press on now, and give me a long count your three modes
CMP: Houston, Charlie Brown, with a h.igh gain S-band.
LMP: Okay. Not yet, Joe. Wait tmtil I get this thing SLEW. mist eke. He's got about ,_nother 10 seconds to m_n eu3ter.
CC: Okay. Nouston. We copy.
CC: What's AOS - I mean, LOS time, Joe?
CC: We've got about 33 more minutes, Snoopy.
CC: Okay. We'11 make it.
CC: Roger that. And Charlie Brown, w_'d like to have your H2 t-_k 1 heaters to AUTO, H 2 tank 2 heatere O_F. Do you copy?
CC: l{oger. That's what we did. Over. much.
CC: Okay. Thank you
UNKNOWN: Okay, _ou_to.n. I've gc)l you locked up in AUTO, you'_tadtng?
CC: Snoopy, this is Houston. I'm reading _uu loud _nd clear, gene-o. A long count in each mode and iden- tify which mode you're in, please.
LMP: Okay. I'm in PTT, and instead of & long co%mt, I'11 up in S-BAND AUTO. _md I _ess, I'm not _,re but it might lock up anywhere from about 3.2 to 3.6. This ended u_, time_ I was at 3.8 and up locking _o.qtd ),ere at h.2, and I'm going ICS at PTT.
CC: Roger You're and
LMP: Okay. Row do you read me now? I'11 gibe you a long got a hot mike, and then I'11 pick it up again. 1, 2, 3, _, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, lO, l, 2- 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, _, 3, 2, 1. _(ow do you read me?
UNKNOWN: loud clear, Gene-o, on push-to-talk. Go ahead with VOX. Okay.
LMP: I'm in VOX, and what I really want to know That's
CC: a verify.
LMP: Okay. And I'm it. VOX, and you're r_ading me loud
CC: That's affirmative, Snoopy. We're reading you 3oud stand and clear, and by this one. We'11 see if we're ready to go on here with the data.
LMP: Okay. I'm standing by, _d I tell 2om, w_cn that whole house was coming down on you.
CC: (L_ughing) Roger. We copy. Charlie Bro'_n. ve'd like to update your state vector, if you'd _fve u_ '_T, ACu please. Thank
CC: Roger. you.
CMP: What happened? Did that last thing get Lr_nsferred
LMP: o.. Joe. So far, so 8ood.
CC: Roger. That's affirmative. And Snoopy, we can proceed on to the Flq mode now.
LMP: Okay. I'm going FM and I'11 give you a call. If don't PM. switch back to CC Stand by me give you a call. You should be able to read me, and if we don't catch you - If we can't read you, I'11 give you another mode to go to.
LMP: Okay. Fine, Joe, I'm in FM right now. be
CC: Okay. We'11 with you in Just a minute.
CC: Goldatone, this is CAP COMM.
CT: Goldstone. Roger. 6.00.09,
CC: Goldstone, let's configure LM for high bit rate. r Cfi' COY)4, are
UNKNOWN: we configured.
CC: Thank you much.
CC: O_ay, Snoopy, this is Houston. I'm ready to listen _o you now. How about some good numbers?
LMP: ' at all. Hello, Houston, do you read me FY?
CC: Okay, Snoopy. This is Houston. Roger. I'm reading you on FM now. the DOWNVOICE BACKUP, are you? Gene-o.
UNKNOWN: That's affirmative. I am in DOWNVOICE BACKUP. l_t that.
CC: Okay, Snoopy. This is HoUston. We're standing by for a call in FM mode. Would you try one more time, 54/11
CC: Charlie negative.
UNKNOWN: We're not reading him, although we're still trying to acquire some data Tom. m_antime, in this mode, In the you can have your computer back.
CDR: Okay, we're in ... Joe.
CC: Roger that, Tom.
CMP: Houston, Charlie Brown is set up for the IR relay
CC: Roger. C'narlie Brown, this is Houston. We're not _u/te ready for that yet. We'11 be with you in Just a minute on that. We've got to try this PM mode yet, John. mode.
CC: Snoopy, this is }louston. Still on FM How do you read!
LMP: I'm read/ng you loud and clear. Do you read ue?
CC: Roger. I sure am. You're uot in IO_CNVOICE BACKTJP, are you!
LMP: Negative. I'm in voice in FM.
CC: Oh, you're clear as a bell. How about a little short count there to confirm all the disbelievers here, Gene-o?
LMP: I'11 give you a short cotmt: 1, 2) 3, 4, 5, 5, 4, com/ng as clear as any other ray I've _eard you.
CC: Roger. This is the clearesl _,e've had. Are you in push-to-talk mode?
LMP: That's affirm. Push-to-talk. I'11 give you a short 3, 2, 1. }{ow do you read now?
CC: Boy, you're loud and clear. How about one quick one on VOX, and we'11 press on.
UNKNOWN: Okay. I got you on VOX: 1, 2, 3, _, 5, 5, h, 3,
CC: Very good. Stand by one. I thir_ _%_'11 press on here. Okay, Snoopy. This iz Houston. That'_ loud and clear. Let's press on with the P_ Page mode 361 and i then to backup voice test, step 1.
CC: Okay. I'm in F_4 mode, and I c an hear Chris back pretty good.
CC: (Laughing) Roger. We copy, Gene-o. Stand by.
CC: Okay, Ggldstone, this is CAP C0_4.
CC: ... Baby, he's got the strongest S-band I've ever
CC: Okay. Let's configure for I34 mode 8.0h.OO. 1
CT: We're configured.
CC: Well, we're trying to look up, Snoopy. We'11 give you & call here rhea we get it. to lock up down here, I wonder if you'd eonflz_ that you've gone through that step I backup voice test.
LMP: Hello, Houston, Houston. This is Snoopy. Are you
CC: Roger. Reading you Snoopy, Go ahead.
LMP: Tom, give me a ... try and t_ke some ... in tnic
CDR: Hello, Houston. Charlie Brown.
CC: Go ahead, Charlie Brown. Houston.
CDR: I,,ok, I don_t _-nov ho-_ i_ 5ounds re, you down there, r,_ %bic total 0¢/._ bituat_on. (h'_ .
CC: we're unable
UNKNOWN: Tom, to gat a lookup right nov. We'd like to verify that step 1 on that :. backup voice - correction - z.tep 1 on the - yes - l_ackup voice test has been accomplished.
CC: Roger. We'd like to confir_ that step 1 on the test backup voice has been done.
LMP: Ia that m_aere they are_
CC: _]_at'£ affirmattv_.
LMP: Hello, Houston, Houston. Are yow reading Snoopy test?
CC: Snoopy, this ia Nouston. Roger, Gene-o. We got 7ou ncr_, and $t_md by and we'11 get -
CC: CharI/e Brown, this i_ t_ouston.
CDR: Go ahead., Eouston. Charlie Brown. mode. I wonder if ue eou]d h_v_ you c-omc <,ut of that relay mode for now2
CDR: Okay. I'11 go _head and turn off the VHF. BROWN)
CMP: Okay. You think _e're still in it now?
CC: Stand by and _'1i see,
CC: Okay, Snoopy. Thi_ is Houston. Tet'b try it _{_ain nov.
LMP: Okay, Rouston. Thib i_ Snoopy. .Uow are you :,,adln_
CC: Okay. I'm reading you loud and clear, Snoopy, but I think we're_ st_]l in the relay mode.
CC: Well, I'm do._,:, to rbo_%, 21 '_o]t_, 27.2, now, so let's _'_,
CMP: We're not in relay mode, please.
CC: Okay, Snoopy. This is Houston. Let's proceed on 3. with step
LMP: Roger. Step 3. Okay.
CC: Goldsto_e, this is CAP CON.
CC: Goldstone, CAP C05_. Come up please.
CT: C0_4_{,Goldstone. Go ahead. 6.02.00
CC: Go I24 mode ani verify it.
CT: Wilco.
CT: CAP COMM_ Goldstone. We confirm uplink mode 6.
CC: Roger. Thanks.
CC: Okay, Snoopy and Charlte Brown. This is Houston. and Let's press on to the I24 relay test, verif'S you're read)' when to go.
LMP: This is Snoopy. I'm ready to go, if you're reading
CC: Roger. Reading you, Snoopy. Row about you, ,_n,_rlis Brown? Brown, Houston.
CC: Charlie this is }[ow do you read?
CC: Hello, Charlie Brown. This is Houston. How do you read?
CC: Snoopy, this is Houston. You still reading me okay, Gene-o?
LMP: Yes. I'm reading you, Joe.
CC: (I_ughtng) Okay, Gene-o.
CDR: Houston, this is Charlie Brown. We're reading you
CC: Okay, Charlie Brown. F_ne. _fo_ about _iving _ short count, Tom? Page 36_
CDR: Roger. 1, 2, 3, _, 5.
CC: Okay, Tom. I'm reading you loud and clear. Stand bT one, please. Hey, on.
CDR: hang That doesn't count.
CC: Okay. Snoopy end Charlie Brown. That ought to terminate these things. Let's go back to basic CO_ mode now and verify it, please.
LMP: Hey, Houston, I never - 1 never got to the I/4re-
CC: Eoger that. We're going to terminate that, C,ene-.o, and we'11 pick that up later. We w_t to go back to b-__ic COM3tnow. Brown.
CC: _ou were cut out by Charlie Say again.
CC: Okay. We verify _e're not going to check that right now, Gune-o. We want to go back to the mode. basic COMM
LMP: Okay. Stand by a m/nute.
CC: aolclstone,this is CAP COb_.
CT: C_P COMM, Goldstone. Go ahead.
CC: Okay. Let's go back to basic COM_. That will he IR 6.02.00 and cc,wm_n4 module 6.02.00.
CT: Roger. I copy. IAi6.02.00.
CC: _-ud co-._-ndmodule - -
LMP: Okay, Joe. How are you reading me?
CC: Okay, Snoopy. This is Houston. Reading you five-by.
CT: CkP CO_._,0oldstone. We confirm.
LMP: _3kej. I'm reading you loud and clear. Tape54/i6
CC: We've got about 8 minutes until LOS, Gane-o. We'lt up to in have some stuff to send you here Just a minute.
LMP: Okay. I'11 _lve you ell the l_l data when I get or down there, wherever the c_.se may be. - on voit- and ages all that other Jazz.
CC: 0k_. That'11 be fine. How does the glycol TEMP look ?
LMP: The glycol TEMP has been £itting on zero since I read at all. Okay.
UNKNOWN: know who reEd{esthe fo_ that's-banl not n%' caw.
CC: Hello, Snoopy. Houston.
UNKNOWN: ahead, This is Snoop. position. Would you verify MIN and eycJe ii to the MIN position? Ecl. 1.Z/N,end cycle
LMP: Okay, It is in I'11 it from MIN.
UNKNOWN: It's in MAX now, and I'11 brine it back to ,_ffN again.
CC: Okay, The ascent oxidizer is reading 17 psi hi_ oxl read the ground. We'd like for you to - rea_ out that for u_, end in order to do sc,, c,n par,e/ I o%'errfJe ¢iccuit blcaker )N 16 row display e:_£dr_ and your PRO}' T_J,_' monitor to ASUF_'I' and gi_,e us a re.ding, please. ! 366 CC
UNKNOWN: pressure, please.
UNKNOWN: Okay. Oxidizer pressure looks like it's about
CC: Okay, Snoopy. If you will pull that circuit hrea3_er again, please.
LMP: Okay, Ed. It's out. ]_y the way, everything in thoroughly checked the configuration.
CC: Snoopy, this is Houston. We're tkrough with ,_ou CO._4 for today. The CO_,[ we're going - relay tests w!]l go by the board for the moment. You can proceed with the rest of your houssk,:cping and close out.
CC: Okay, Ed. Fine. Everything is Jookiug gooi iu to JU_'t wanted to get this thing over before ye lust _ou_ and I also didn't want to use _oo much power _,n bird. this COF94 tests ! guess are alway_ tbct wa_, but they sounded pretty good fro_: this _d, if you're all satisfied on the primary mode.
CC: Roger. What we heard was good; what we didn't hear was obviously - obvious that we didr,'t hear it. hotusekeeping, nexL Houston.
CC: Charlie Brown,
CC: Charlte Brown. Houston.
CC: Hello. Charlie Brown, Houston.
CC: Charlie Brown, Houston. CC Snool_', Houston_
CC: Charlie Brown, Houston. CC
UNKNOWN: Brown, Rouston.
CC: Charlie Brown, Houstc,, tr_msmitting in th_.:bliu_ like We _how an 02 FLOW HICH ]_ght. We'd you to 9L,/18 Ielect the DAP. o,_ the - your _) ROLL in And the could tested hatch, we - we out the flig_lt tape, sad we'd like you to uge the flight tape to tape over the F_lar. The tape will stick to the _._lmr and the hatch rim, hut will not stick to the RTV or the fiber glass, so you'11 have to bridge the gap, and Just tape it over to - over the }_]ar. suggest For a cleanup, we you use a - the first choice - that you ,use a wet terlTcloth _rA8 gO out suggestion_, that - If that doe._.n'twork next time vlth
CC: Snoopy. Houston. 55/_ 368 Page CC ts ,tandin_ by.
UNKNOWN: 10, this Houmton. Me're Houston.
CT: Hone_suckle CCFR TECH, Houston COPJ4TEC2, GOSS Conference.
CT: Houston CO_24TECH, Honeysuckle. Read you very weak, very _k. Roger. by. Boustoa 00_ TECH. Voice Control, Ho_ton C0_2.!T_ Conference.
CT: Roger. Honeysuckle reportJ the_,'rerez_/n6 you very ! weak. How do you reaa ms? j
CT: I hear you loud and clear on the _, but y_u*re i eoraing on the not normml _ 1. OOSS.
CT: Traa, fer to overhead
CT: Houston, how do you re_?
CT: Hello, Hou;ton. Houston, thie i, Apollo 10, c&lling from the read? ?loon. Do you
CT: Honeysuckle, ]_ouetonCO_ TZCH Confere_o. How } t 4o you read?
UNKNOWN: Hello, Houston. Houston, thAe ts Apollo lO. How do you read?
CC: Roger, 10. Thie is Houston. Rea_]/n_you loud and clear now, John. Bow me?
CC: Apollo IO, Houston. Apollo 10, Houston. How go 2ou reaa now?
UNKNOWN: Hey. down there, Houston. Do _ou rea_ Apollo ]0 from the Moon_ .... ]_o_r. Ve're reeJ_n_ you loud (.nd. c3_,_., ,.T_bm. V:,_ a]ro you 6oin_ _ow? PIN_e369
UNKNOWN: This ain't John. This is th_ fellw that came b_ck from _oopy, back in Charlle Bro_.
CC: Hey: Okay there, fello_. F,ov about the snow lituation? Rave you got _y in the co-__m&ndnodule, 9_ne! you ye you
CC: No_ld _elieve 'ye _een livi_ in what _ig_Lt tall ahoy for 3 d_.vsY And, we fc_n4 out _here the r_t of it is. It's iu our _o_ [_i_hd _;_oopy. But, hoYover, I thiak if vc_ look at th-_ er.bin 6_p velvet a_l hatch real 6o_J, t-hithwe've _on_ enos, e_ we look ct them e_Mn tomorrow, _hen _ clem, it ye will Be all ri[,ht. Okay? Bothering you too much, as f_r as inhaling it, or icttir_ it in yomr nostrils or your routh. Ie that affirmative ?
CC: Ires. I didn't have to worry about inhalin_ it. I &re m_ ,.mytbrou2_h.
CC: 0_,. X've _ot lore cf things for you to cop_ if you've got a _enoii.
CC: X've g°t _ pencil. You Zo _head, Oene-o. Before you retort going, I w_n4er if _ aoul_ have P00 end ACCEPT. PYRO LtT_ A, 371 PYRO _A'P_ B, 37L Et_ A 81, Bravo 87, c_ C_arlie _t 8_ 8_, 32 00. _nd Delta Cc_H_n_oerd 8_. We x'ee_lout:EATT have cycle_ the C, H202 37 volts; fans cn_ we etili have E2 fan number I in AUTO. I have ix_itiatedbattery B cB_rge at the present time, and now stand by one. !!_:efor
CC: Okay. We'11 _tand by. We vould you to go ,!CCEPT. to POO and We've got _ _t_ _tate vector for you. Houston. _ou, l'_3 ACCEPT. and
CC: Roger that. I Page370 i
LMP: An_ I have some news from Snoopy. Ne'a a pretty good fellow, by the w_y. CC Good to hear that.
LMP: 0ka_. I tb/r_ you'Ve got the _oll CAL angle of mtnus O.1; that's pretty close to sere. That's _uJt off of zero, end that's aa close as I c_u read it. td,nus
CC: OkJ_. That's 1 or linv_ 0.1. 0.1.
UNKNOWN: Minus
CC: 3oger that.
LMP: _ docking pilot has a Cood eyeball. The normal RAD level in the - in Snoopy ia 0.001 _AD per hour.
LMP: Snoopy was found to be sleeping durin_ the whole _our_ey c_ctly 3 days of our translunar and wa_ the way we put h_r_to sleep _hen we le_t the pad. There ......... were no switches, or breakers, or _nything misplaced
LMP: Okay. We copy that. Okay.
UNKNOWN: When I looked at the EPS system, I found out that battery 1 ha_ 35 volts; batteries 2, 3, and also have 35 volts. Battery 5 _d battery 6 hud 37 volts. Commander's bus had 29.2 volts when I _overed up, and cystema engineers was reading 29.0, and those were all oo iow ta_. :!
UNKNOWN: Okay. l_yAC bus voltage was on the high side of the GB_I_ for inverter number 2. o_.
LMP: Okay. When I deactivated the CT)PRand shut down APS, battery 1, 2, 3, and h had 37.8 volts. I don't know how that's possible, unless I misread it. And the commander's bus end the LM's bus are at 72.2.
LMP: That's not possible, is it?
CC: Roger. E_erybody'_ shaking t_ir yes, Ed. he_ I
UNKNOWN: The name's Gene, Joe. r
CC: Okay, Bill, them and checked out okay. The I_ housekeeping is know the truth, after _ initial faux pas on that _ownvoice came hackul_switch, I think the COMM out pretty good. In spite of the fact that the S-band antenna IR really held lock st about 4.2 on the meter. I'm not sure exactly whether it will lock out auto- rusticallybelow 3.6, but it'11 probably be worth the try t_orrow.
CC: Okay. We verify on that, Gene. We've got some good words for you on the C_._q,too. It - particularly on the OMNI. We're a lot more aatl0fied than anybody expected. We got a lot - real good voice CO!_4with you on OMNI. In fact, you're coming down on normal voice, loud and clear. We're not going to have to go on backup on that mode.
LMP: Oh, that's very good. That _Jans that - Oh, that's ....... very good. Hey, there's one other thin_, Joe. I i noticed that before you asked m_, then I vent &head I and proceeded. I never did get an indication on the glycol temperature. It was down at OFF-SCALE LOW the whole tim_.
CC: And I think the same guy who supplied the bearings for the S-band antenna supplied them for the glycol pump.
CC: Okay. I'11 check into that.
CC: But other than that, I'm real happy. There's no dis- down orientation when you go there. As a matter of fact, it's a lot more comfortable down there - or up there, comfortable I don't know which - but it's a lot more over _---ir,here, able there than it as f_' _ being to know 's up down. what and what 's Im_,t'sgee
CC: Okay. Understand. --
LMP: You get dome reports from Snoopy today, I hope we - Go ahead, Joe.
CC: Okay. I was just going to tell you, go ahead _ld go toc BI/3CKon _ You can have that computer back now. Okay. BLOCK.
LMP: We're in And that'i our report from Snoopy toda,v. I'm personally very _appy with the fellow, e_nclI hope we can give you as good a report tomorroW. ?
CC: _om bet youA life. Let's see, %_'ve got a couple other items here on the command module. We'd 1!_e for you to zero the optics. And, let me see. We'd like to have the LM- the e_m-nd module DELTA-P readout if you could. Yes t_is is before II prior to ingress, there.
LMP: Okay. I'11 get the - - 1.9.
CMP: ... Prior to ingress, it w_s
CC: 1.9. _,nk you.
CMP: ingress.
UNKNOWN: prior to But prior to pressurization - When we pressurized it, it was zero. John. Thanks.
CC: Roger. Understand, going to keep that thimg pumped up _o tomorrow, it
UNKNOWN: You got anyth_ ng else for um right at the moment, Joe? If not, we're going to hu_tle around here and get prepared for tomorrow and e_t something and do those other things. But %_nile those other two guys are down there, I'11 really be willing to do anything I ce_t, I guess.
CC: Okay, charlie Brown - Apollo 10. Stand by for a minute. We've got a couple or three items we're discussing now.
LMP: Okay, Ed.
CC: Okay. Apollo 10_ Houston.
UNKNOWN: ahead, Houston. positions of the H2 tank heaters. We want number 1 to AtrD0 and number 2 to OFF. We'd like to verify that with you. T_pe55/6 and number 2 is now OFF.
CC: Ok_y. And we'd like DIRECT -
CC: And we're reversed. for
CC: Okay. Thank you. And DIRECT pOWER OFF number 2 hand controller, please. Okay.
CC: That's done.
CC: $md, Just Rric_'to LOS thl_ last pass, we were showing an 02 FLOM NIGH indication. Did you have that in the cockpit? And if so, do you have eny good words on that?
CC: _es. 02 PJDW HIGH ts caused because the inflow valve gets all clogged with ins_l_tion. Also, the to inters the hoses.
CC: _OU know, _e've been cleaning all these exhaust hoses end the intake to the inflow valve off a
UNKNOWN: But during IR ingress - During I/_ingress, the flow of _ylar overcame the flow of cleaning off the hoses.
CC: Okay. I understand. send up to you vhenever you're ready to copy.
CC: Apollo 10, Houston. I've got a maneuver pad I'11
CMP: Okay, Joe. One more second. 01605; roll is NA; pitch 052; all else is NA. I'11
LMP: Okay, Joe. TEI-10, SPS/G&N: ctarting with NOUN 33 roll is NA, and pitch 05_; and the rest is NA. you-,_
CC: Oka_v. 0_ NOUN 33, your seconds is l_0.Sb,.
LMP: !_m so,-ry. That's what I've got written down. 0_ 02 1:051,. P_e_ 37b Ropr that.
CC: Okay, Gene-o. Now we've got some words for you on this PUGS. It looks like you've got an engine that what burns fuel rich, and we're reco_endtng is on next burn, FULL the for you Just to go to INCREASE, and leave it in FULL INCREASE for the entire burn. fuel so it in FULL INCREASE.
UNKNOWN: Okay. Fine. I'm hoping that next burn with the SPS is
CC: Yes. (Laughter) And, 10, this is }!ouston. We've got some discussion words for you on th/s stuff that's floating around in the cockpit. It looks like the first thing, when you get that hatch open next time, will be to try and take mcme of that tape and tape over any holes that yOU can see. Does it look like - What looks like damage to the Mylar there, does it look like it vas torn, or sq_,ebody punched a hole in it, or Just what? i
UNKNOWN: looked like high-velocity oxygen rippedit apart. It's the insulation from underneath the - I guess - · aluminum covering - is what's come out in crumbs around. mhd shem,flakes, and that's what's We've taped it up best we can, so that no more COmeS out and it's there, Babe, and I Just think wel can live with it, that's all, as long a_ we watch/the dump
CC: Roger. Okay. Well, listen, if it's floating around m good bit, Gene, there are several ideas that you've probably ah-ead_, thought of to clean it up. We've found that the stuff adheres pretty well to anything that's saturated with water. Take either a Kleenex or those towels that you've got. Soak them up w/th water on the food board - the water gun would be better even - and you can - you can kind of mop the stuff up with that, if you can catch it and then trap it. And ._ht one other thing that you _i think about doing, is towels over the cabin inlet fan, or the inlet to the cabin fan, and turning the cabin fans on, and this will act as n filter and should trap most of it. Joe. you.
LMP: Okay, Thank I think our major problem in the command module is sol_ed. We've got most all of that over the last 3 days. Zt's the I_ where most of it fs right now. T understand you're still saying the same th_ng on the cabin fans and the IR, huh? ? Paae 375
CC: It'11 be a little harder to get to the inlet, or intake on that fan in the IR, Gene. You can try it if you think it's worth it.
UNKNOWN: No. I don't really, Joe. I think the big problem is solve it for the next flight. I think,we can handle it as long as we keep that hatch clean.
CC: Okay. 1
UNKNOWN: It can't hurt us - It can't hurt us no more to breathe it anymore. Snoopy.
UNKNOWN: other little item. I forgot about
LMP: I didn't - I didn't get a c_nee to drink much of the water, hut I took about eight or 10 big, good gulps, and I got about four good gulps of sir.
CC: Okay, lO. Houston again. In order to - to reduce primary loop temperature g_ring your sleep period, we'd like to pover down - 0_, we got three attitudes we'd like for you to pover down. On panel 7, we'd like the SPS electronics power switch to ECA. And up there on panel 2, we'd like the old - -
UNKNOWN: - Wait a minute.
LMP: Okay. Now, that was on panel 7 you wanted what, Joe ?
CC: Roger. SCS electronics power switch to ECA.
LMP: Okay. SCS electronics power to ECA?
LMP: Joe, come back with that one in about 5 ninutes. We'11 talk to you about it. There's some discussion about it up here.
CC: Okay. How about the portable water beater of OFF? That's on panel 2. ?
LMP: that you. (_ma_. watex'
UNKNOWN: do for Portable heater, thatt_ OFF.
CC: 0_Ay. G&N power optici OFF on panel 100.
LMP: cx_ay. Tnat'e OF_ ou panel 100, G&N power optics. 0ka_. Houston, here.
CC: IO, One more thing. We'd like to nave the I{2 fans 1 _n_[ 2 both OFF, please.
LMP: Okay'. They're OFff, Joe, and I did cycle them Just & little while _o, by the wa_v.
LMP: Ve
UNKNOWN: the CO_ _ctup, Joe? acquired you on we're REACQ, and .looks like doing real fine right now. REACQ ir_ MEDIUM PE_J,%P/DTH. Is that okay? Roger.
CC: You're coming in res] good, Gene.
LMP: I_ that okay for _leep, then?
CC: Stand by. We'11 _et m good readout on it. Got
CC: AI_llo i0, Houston, here. We've two more items risht nov. First of ell_ _;u'd ]tke to verity you're going to mike a canister changu here before you go to _ed. And, we'd like to have an 02 purge. I/_ verif_. an_
UNKNOWN: i'11 We will -_ke the change will g_ve you the 02 purge rt_ht now - - - -
CC: - - starting _lth 3.
UNKNOWN: You know, sI_eaking of CO_, Joe, I'm amazed. This is a quarter million miles away. Maybe half a million miles ooming and going, and it's really outstanding.
CC: _es. We _ure agree with that, Gene. We were really amazed _t how clear you _re coming in on voice on tho_e O_I's. tell Better
CC: I'11 _ou one thing. It'_ & lot than the mim_lat or.
LMP: Maybe we ought to have a relay _tation on the Moon eo t?.._.L th_ C_J _an work with the L_{S. ¥e_. _,,:_ce,_.here. .... I ...... P_e 37T
CC: Glta_, 10. This i_ Houston. Gene, wetd lik_ fo_ you to Icet up your antenna here in n__ro_ b_e.m _n_ PEACQ which will _e your sleep co_fi_rati_. W_ can watch it until LOS, end _ake sure it's goi_ to work out.
LMP: 0ka_f. We _cquired you in I_X_CQ_.edium beam here this last time, end I Just switched to n_rrow, mo T assume it's going to work because we picked 7ou tr_this last time it. on Roger that.
LMP: NOW you watch 8nool_ vel1 tonight0 and u_ke him sleep good, e_d we'11 tuke him out for a walk aha the morning. let him stretch his legs in
LMP: HOUStC_, this is Charlie Brown.
CC: Roger, Charlie. Go ahead.
UNKNOWN: Okay. We're going to let b_tter_,rGch_r_ all
CC: _nat'e affirmative.
LMP: _ O_ey _ke.
CC: And Cha_lie Brown, we'd like for _ou to Ci_ble a_l C, and use B en_ D rolls in DAP, pleaae.
UNKNOWN: Zou want us to use - 8_y Egain, once more?
UNKNOWN: Disable Bravo amd Charlie, an_ use Bravo a_ Delta roll in DAP. and Delta roll in the DAP.
CC: Tl_t'e affirmative.
UNKNOWN: _uU,.
CC: 'Alml].o 10, Houston.
CDR: Go ahead. Houston, 10.
CC: Eeyl Okay, Tom. _fe'd like - First of all, I'd like for you to terminate purge on fuel cell 2 an& start fuel cell I purge, if you would. Joe.
LMP: I',!_orry,
CC: Iio mmtt.
CDR: Ye're still tryin_ to ecr_le around u_ hare.
CC: 0_. Li£t¢,a,_en you _et ti_e, I SueBs we'11 get crew Ltatu_. 1'e'_like to get from you PRD z_ea_A_$ _nd _ication smd all that sort of thin_, _ud tN_ ehlo=in_tions _d all that. When- ever you get _ chics, or vhene_r you want to call that do'_m,[.r_z o_. _d that'11 Be _bout it for tonight _ then.
LMP: Okay. T_e PDR readings: The CDR, 26036, the C_fP t, 050%. =d t_ _ is is0_S.
CC: O_e_v. We eo_le_ all that.
LMP: The CDR ain't had nothing, _d the C_P ain't had nothing, _d the I_P tm_ two _irina _oout 30 min- utes r_o.
LMP: two Jcl, I took those becau0e _ athlete's feet _re bothari_ _.
LMP: A_d, I'_ sure _uch to your Joy, I might go off the _ir for a While _,.nd.turn it over to _ partners in eries.
CC: (_Ca_. The man on the left sa_s that soun_.s like the _'oper _edication on that' one for each foot, Oh? me. knov
LMP: Only one foot was botherin_ I dldn;t I'd onl.y have to take one. I'11 see you lmter.
CC: Oki. I_t'e see. I guess - Are you still purging fuel cell 1 there, _ene? Ve can't monitor that dc,m he_.
CC: &_ollo lO, aouston.
CC: GO, ]_ovston. lqo_er,To2.
CC: Is John still u_? CDR
UNKNOWN: yes. _e're still scrambling _ou_d here trying ,,._m.y. to _et the place s_u_e_ Page379
CC: 0_. _ou rd&bt check emd see if ha wears to t.l_ over l__wark tracking tonisht, or if he waats to wait until _oruin_ to go o_r so_e of that. P.ouztoa.
CC: Apollo, Say again c,boutlandmark tracking!
CC: Jc_. The it, the b_ck rc,_ h_ cc_ _o_r, Luym __rk/n_, if you're up with _o_ c¥it_ues on the interested in discussing it.
CDR: 8ute. Go ahead.
CC: Okay. T_lk _bout F-_ first. _n_ m_rkin_ _a that vas J_t great; the timing between Marks Just O._. what thoy were looking for. co?_nt: they t_,o--tenthaof de- c_served your ptto?,rata about & d,_n't gree per second, and t_y kno_ how it cl_ared to you, b_t that It'e th_i_ cplnlon that it increased Just it z little L_tt_r %o Clv_ _'ou maxi_ n%_rking tim. But the N_rks on Y-d v_re real4, _mat, On B-l, you probably - )'ouobviously noted t?_ problea. It appeared that you _tatted m=_rking about a _inute an_ & _lf early. _o_r spaclnc =_a good, e_ndI _ueas you noticed the;_-__f you _ren't sure, didn't have it helo_ you - th*_nyou took quite a while b_- -..... t_en the fourth add fifth }_rk_, and your pitch 0.).5J/.Ereee rate on that one was _5out l_r second, an_ it wa_ e !ittlc bit too lo,_to _et the _-i_ marking tiw_. The l_,._tMark va_ pretty near the tx-m_ion limit, as you probably observed. Have you got any coz_nte on the B-iT T!_cK_rks %'erestill _ except for there, but they're not q'_te as good. as on F-1. It was pretty good O3T for the first I tracked the little cr_tcr ou the edge of it. I -,thu couldn't even *-the whole F-1 that I was tr_cking yam - N_ whole optics wee clean down ineide of it.
CC: 8chmidt, 0ack here, says that's great. The way to do it.
CC: And that _-1 is no s_ll crater, either.
CC: Cm----nton the 1-1/2-minute-early _'_rk, Jnhn. Did w_ pa_s you up the t!z_ that was wrong? Or did you start · little early, or what?
CMP: No. I Just steered marking _'henever I eaw it. I can't lee - It zec_u_like thal'e _.t you ought to r.ee 40. You the tldn_ co.m_-_a o',': f'tonhehind the module _nd lunar it'_ _,_qu_ition Ie - You rea]]} c_ lot to h_rry it. So 1 _,_.sn'treally pa.vlng 55/13 a_tention to the clock. _en I'm f)yin_ it by i _:alf', I want to get the first Mark, at least, a_ loon as ! ce,U. I get a feel for this thing a_d I think it will work out .11 right. F
CC: Oke_ _oke. NO prc;_lem. _$1at vas _ut w-e _ere Wondertn,_, If you h,`d really stetted on the TP ti_, _,rif you ztarted early, or perhap_ we _lmd you u_ a piece of tim_ that wuJ a little c.c_c_nt8 - &ar]¥$ $_d I _o¢ that's _bout all the we got here, John. w_,ntokay.
CDR: I th_k _t
CDR: I_opr, We concu¢. It wa,_ good Marks.
CC: Io_:di_ _ good Job, tod_J, and got a big dm_ tc_orro_-, _o Deke £_ys let'_ go to sleep. G_t ,.ndwe're up here, JuBt about to turn in and fix Breakfast.
UNKNOWN: Hey, Deke. [_n't forget to £kip lunch today. You didn't have tt_e for it.
CC: U._&y. He's one up on you. He onl_ gets one meal tomorrow then, I guess.
CC: _at'G right. )_ep him honest.
CC: O_ay, Apollo 10. Houston.
CDR: Go ahead, Joe.
CC: Roger, Tom. We've got about a minute and a half - _ minute _5 until !DS. _nere's a couple of t)dng_ %_c'd like to confirm. First of ell, ve'd like to you'ru _?.kesure in AUTO RCS, that you disabled Bravo and Chan*liequ_ds, and that you zct uP Bravo DAP. Ynd, and Delta roll in the _leo, _e'd like to confirm with Gene-o that he did close out the eebln after transferring ;,ow_r. We v_,_tto make e,ure that ho got the c_rcuit breakers ztatus as for the ebocl:]_t. We Just _ %!eJust vest a confirm on that. ! 381 1 P_e
UNKNOWN: J_t about _ ._._ !:'/_. We Jt .% _mut to confirm thoee tb4.mg_
UNKNOWN: a'3l be lob_ng CO_ _'Ith_ou p,'e%t)' =ho_'LJN,.Ych in abot,L_-ead_to turn it for the uight?
UNKNOWN: Fes, I thi_k w<,_ maim cne qutc_-eoul,_,_twith you before we eack out. We want *o _'e._e cure we _ cc,.l]edon ?__r_ebeeatme it's goinE to be a busy
CDR: Eo_e_', _u_e i_. Ynu a_' you may contemptu.:,e_e/n, e,-'_:;i_,L _:ouud ti_: other side?
UNKNOWN: hich'b_ Ue u'y d_ th,_t.
CC: Ok_. _c'3, be _&.ting.
CDR: Ve') _ call you. 56/1
CC: Roger, 10. This is Houston. Go ahead. see if that's what you want?
CC: Okay. We sure will.