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LMP: B_er, houston. Ve'_e be_ in _.h_$ - re'Ye been in this mode nov for about 36 _m2tes, J_ek, and we vere tn A_'_tl'uug HOLD 8n_ pitch e_d yaw, en_ _h_ne vas the spitting out _,l_es at the rate about nine to ten a _-ute and - which vas pretty Page_1_ ex]pemslve. - _-£1=_E exes no HOLD on _ll three end seems to be do:lng better cel the +_"S, but you might take a look. We would l_ke to have a figure on board here - if you can get it to us - how p_lses to the pound of fuel!
CC: B_er. Stand by.
CC: J_,,llo T, Ho_. Go, Jack. 0_. Valt, on your question on the fuel us_e _.a /rolm/se: f,_l usage ts about .O1 l_oundsfor each eag/ne that pulses, 8o if two you Ire us_ _ets for each _ itWs A hmadred pulses to a pound.
CC: Yes, so you are go*l.,,' to get - you cra" get lO0 Jetfirings per pound. (_v 59)
UNKNOWN: Bo_er. Understand. Tha-k you very much. We had 35 _nutes worth at about te_ pulses - nine to tea pulses a ednute.
CC: _r,,,y. CoIF th_*t.
LMP: !ow we ere dawn to two to fu_ pulses a w_.ute.
CC: B_er. Unclerstand. And ve ho,Ye got; abOUt 30 set,ds till ve lose you here. Do you want to turn up your S-band Yolume! And we'].], ptck you up over Hca=_n_kle. Page !_15
CC: Ai_I]o ?, Rouaton. One _,-,_e L08 Ronc_m-_le; Ou_ a_ 93 l_US _9-
UNKNOWN: Roger, Houston. *.h',-o._ '_'em41n_ (_,_v 59)
CC: Apollo ?, _to_ thro_h Ou_mas.
CC: Bo&er. I hear you five-by.
CC: ! would !_l_e to ask you how the _ stratifica- tion test vent.
UNKNOWN: I havenVt done _; test Ifil;. Tf 'thin? get lprett_ velJL settlLeflL d_, I rill go ahead and gO percent yet on either gage. 14ke
CC: Boffer. Undez_nd. J_ad, _o, T would to the positi_ of- th_ the hand control poeer switch is at BO_
UNKNOWN: _t is correct.
CC: Ol_sy. Fine.
CC: Houston, Apollo ?.
CC: oo ahead, ?.
CC: Can you verify _ith _ incU_rldusl _ that we aet_,_lly are selected ra_ia2or 2T
CC: Apollo T, L_lq-rmati_e. We eau Yeri_y that. We Pa_e _16
CC: Also, if everytb_-s is _"_"S nominal on this thing, we obviously _(_'t have any battery degradstio_. Is $Jlere _ reas_ for - -
CC: S_r ag-_, ?. Tou got cut out.
CC: _a By. Is there any reas_- for running it the i_,11 _ emd 1/2 hours if we find that the ra_Listo_ _e w_kin& good? It would be nice if we coul_ save the fuel if we cou/d dr_ _- clusions earl/er.
CC: Roger, 7. If it's at ,mi l_Sible when we look at that thin&, we w_]] try to cut it off earLT.
UNKNOWN: Boger. Understand. You know what I'm gettin& do.
CC: _es, I _,_ u_ _w_ (_ 60)
CC: A_ollo ?, Houstc!l. We would like y_ to pl_e yu_ 02 f_- end $JLwk 2 _! for the next _ -_ utes.
LMP: o_e. Wait
CC: aa_l. lo T, lh_uston.
UNKNOWN: Go _heaa.
CC: Bo&er. We would like to s_-d you a n_ s_te
CC: 0_. Let _e take _ little check. We're try- Page _17
CDR: Jack, c"" you _l_,k to t-h,,t ... a_spls_T Wetre us_-s that to fJ_ by.
CC: Roger. I fi_u_d that, but what we vould 3_r_ to do ts to g/ye _v_ a - -
LMP: _bat's oks_, J_. I'11 turn loose ...
CC: _. We can send this at C_,.-y if lou rather vait.
CC: Oks_. C_- s up.
CC: Apollo 7, I'm ready to give you the NAY check PAD when yc_ are rea_ to COl_.
UNKNOWN: _e.
LMP: take it late. We_L1
CC: Apollo ?, llous_. We are thr_,_ with _ update; the computer is yOUrS.
CC: Al_llO 7, Houston. You can turn your 02 t_-_ 2 f_m off. eAUARy (REV 60)
CC: Apnllo 7, HOUS$_O through the C_-_l_es. b_and- _b_.
CC: Do you 2 fans m 5 --_-utesT want _-_ for
CC: Roger. You can turn them off now. Did you have them on for ] minutes, _-1_77 ! i I _z/,_ b,18 Page We habit turnea them o_f Tou im_t the t_ 1 fans c_ for 5 zLnutes, z_tl We have the ntmber 2 c_ nov.
CC: 0tqr. Wall_, number i should _e in AUTO an_ _mber 2 shoulA be on for 5 -_mzte. and then off.
UNKNOWN: We hd it nn for 5 zd_utes.
CC: _lr_r. _hen you cea cut them off whenever you ease xeady,
UNKNOWN: Do you _mnt that _ or AIY_T Tvo _as in AUTO. Do you mant It 0gT
CC: _. After 5 minutes, V_llv, $_ 2 f_- · _ehc__JAbe 0-F-F, OFF. .kJ_110 T, Houston. We are not; reading the ,E:,em s_ BIO'ii) data. Wo_la you mrltch to I24Pi
CC: J_4 I have this BAT check data 1AD to pass u_ to you vheue_er you are rea_.
CC: Go -head.
UNKNOWN: Go ahead, J_k.
CC: n_y. _he ]!AV check GET is 091_ plus 15 plu_ OO OO i._,_= 2310 -_m_ O!P!5 089.8.
CDR: Bepeat the vhole, tb_nE, rill you please, JackT
CC: Rc_er. _£ is 0_1t plus 1_ plus 00 00 plus 2310 -_-us 0]:_]5 089.8. _/';? Page _19
CDR: Roger. 09_ 15 four lbAll_ 1).l.) 2310 m4m_ O1P15 o89.8.
CC: Roger. qlhat's got lt.
CDR: Wharfs the hot scoop in Houston tod_T T------ire at 91_l_S 30.
CDR: Roger. Do you hame news in Houstou/
CC: Oh, it- wu leal. fine this morninE. _mu.v_ (REV60)
CC: Apollo T, Houston thr_,_h Tananarire.
CC: ... Just crossing the States here up aX_ud ... Ma_ascar
CC: Boger. You're loud ,md. Clear. Ve _'m_torecl your fuel real elosel_ dm_n_ that first rev in the re_Ltator degradation test, aha we shoe a usage of appr_m_tely 5 pounds. We are re-lly watching it. We'il let you know. And X*11 let; G*ino read you the morn.i.n& news.
CC: Good. morning up there.
CDR: Roger. This /45 ... of the coast bcLweon IM[acq_asear end Avl-lea.
CC: W,lly, this is Glno. I've got a little news if you want to read - listen.
CDR: ... off the harbor at Dar Es Salaam.
CC: ?, this is Houston. Page _20
CC: Walt. I got a little Imrning news here if you would like us to send it up.
CC: ][es, go ahead. Go ahead..
CC: _ny. q_m morning the b_l_aes have described _ burn yesterd_r - 7_ l_t burn, as #perfect. _ However, it goes on to s_ there vas a 9-m/nute burn.
UNKNOWN: Beauhifal.
CC: m_y Hatson wou an Olympic Gold Metal in his shot yesterday and so did Houstou's sprinter Jim w_ who mm the _er a_h in 9.9.
UNKNOWN: novingl
UNKNOWN: CC And the Astro's lost four b_l]plnyers to Montreal in the _iam draA_ in +.heNatioual Bsseb.11
CC: Stand by. We'11 _et +__t for you later; I'm not sure. Wire services also picked Southern Cai es the number 1 _ teen in the nation, and appreciate next v _ht.k D_uu v_11 this statement. Somehow, when Ohio State managed to slap by the Boilermakers 1,,,,,+..Saturday, they slipped into the sec_d z._r,Wt_.
CDR: Roger. I'm surprised they are not first. Page _,__l
CC: I it lC_kA ]_ke your cards and letters are c_!og in here ree/ strong o_er the past 2_ hours, and your TV ratings on the Monday nor_ show are prett7 high.
CDR: W_ it e_nounced on the Todn;y 8how, or were we on itt
CC: You ere going to ha_e a cou]ple hundred m/1]Ion people stand/ng by. As a matter of fact, w/th a 1/ttle work, we have mnnaged to book you for another reek.
CC: We've got our straw hats; ve'11 try to _e a show.
CC: Okay. W.11y, it WU l-e_lv & good show y_tel-_. ,eke &stros lost M_-n, Brand, Pukes, and
UNKNOWN: ... c_tche_.
UNKNOWN: looks lee.].- lom_a,good toc_ in the _a_ascar area.
CC: Roser.
CC: Gene, _sne 119 was a _r_,_l /s/and on the north side of l_dagascar.
CC: ]Boger, rally.
CDR: A mall island s_,_l,,_- to an atoll L_e.
UNKNOWN: CC Sounds like you guys are riding a real Cadillac up there. Tt,'?n-,'s have been going real good from Page _
UNKNOWN: We've had some trmzMttc ._ence8 whs_ with the AC 1 end AC bus 2 elt]_A_ng out. Water ,,11 over the l_l_ee, _,,_ it ZoO- to be in good shape haw if nothi_ &_ vrc_. v_ ... naterieZ.
CC: XOu are '1 mtnute !_ 'Fsm,mnT'i_e; weft11 see you at gurn_r..-_. CAlmAuvul (Wv 6O)
CC: J_11r_ 7, HOLIISt_:II tJt3'On_eh _LT_'_v_.
UNKNOWN: J_k, ve vere a ]Little late on that last 3-_Imlte tape anmD. Bus/ness. Tt --hr_lnVt be that clean.
CC: Bo_r. Copy that, Walt.
UNKNOWN: J_b, can we haYe er chart ulx_te , l_easeT
CC: _ up; stand by.
CC: Boger. Ok8_. l_a_ for your map ulxlate!
UNKNOWN: Co.
CC: 0k_. For I_V 60, the time of the node is 9_ plus /1 plus _. ]r_itude 162.3 west, r_t 8scenstm of 05 p]-us 02.
CDR: Give 'lb]hena o,11; _h_t's re_ great the vs_ they come up irJ.th a hurzy. I appreciate it tn it. Page !_.3 J'ack, going t;o need. an
CDR: we're update c_ the sleep _le here. We can't let Dorm go to 81eep for the next hour. c_y. We'11 figure that out, WR11y.
CDR: C-linor not, we're go4n_ to regroup cm him. At 9:00 a m: Cape time, we've caught him in our bed.
CC: Roger. No we'11 Just bAnE in
CC: rush; here.
CC: o_r_r.
CDR: Jack, do we have a TV pass today?
CC: Boger. You have a TV :pass, Wal_. Oka.v.
CDR: We'11 be on top.
CC: Gau_'. q_he t_w_ of TV trill be about 95 pltts 25, Roger.
CC: Apollo T, Houston. Do you want to turn up your S-Band so we can lmtckyou up over H(_leyl_l,_¥1eT
LMP: Houston, Apollo T-
CC: Oo ahead, T. +_pe_ that BIC!_D lea_ together that kept ccm- tn_ apart. I a/so used it to tape the _icroph_e together and the lightweight head set, which started, c_m_-g apart. _me gray tape ts pretty Page_2_
CC: CoI_ HOa_xu_._ (r_V 60)
CC: _ 7, Houston.
CDR: Go aha, Houston.
CC: ;.11y_, C_ the sleep cycle there, 'we have 96 to 3116 b:loeked out for a crew s:l_ep cycle. _ht. be usecl. :La any va_ that, the c_ew sees fSt for a:leej_i_&arran&e_enta.
UNKNOWN: Ve_ good. Well, J_, good ole scene In st eht here ag_-. 1' ha_ Perth al; hi&hr. T-
CDR: home of Sloans Lager where I have goodbeerthes=ds_s. they earthquake
CC: _2r. W-'t'lw', hacl au at Perth 2_o.
CDR: *ffas_*ster__/ble. _, reallyT
CC: ApOllo ?, Houston. We are about I wlnute from ye'11 pick you up at Hmrl_s_lle _1_1r1_.; at 95 ]LT.
CDR: Roger. Out. _3T_,,.r.e (];_r 60)
CT: Htm.tsvllle AOS. Page b,25 · _-_ by.
CT: Htmtsv_lle two-whee/ log, valid, range.
CC: Apollo T, lloustc_ through the Huntsville. Stsmd- mg b_. A]pollo
CC: ?, Houston through the H,mtsville.
CDR: Roger. Loud and clear. l_,..,a-l.,_
CC: Boger. you five-by, W,lly.
CC: Go abe_
UNKNOWN: could hear _ transmission.
CC: Okay. You're a little garbled - a little back- gro--d noise, but re_a_le. 2'_. Over.
CC: Roger. _our TV time is 95 plus 25.
UNKNOWN: J-_, ff we start %_-_-_m_ttingthe TV at 25, how see that the CenterT socB do you people in
CC: Walt, it has to go through the scan converter, and it doesn't take too long. We get it f_!rl_ to T_----;and in the end, we end up co-*-_ through the Cape. That rt_t?
CC: I couldn't get u_.t, Walt. H_tsville isn't real good, but we will catch you at California here. P_e _26 Te_, and $_en _n the end, we ere tr_na_tting thrcmeh the Capet
CC: qlhat ts _fflrmattve. 00Ia_0_ throu&h Am_x0UA(u_v 6O)
UNKNOWN: CC Apollo T, Houston.
UNKNOWN: {3_P l_ger, Houston. Go.
CC: Bo6er. We'd like you to switch your S-l_nd A_ switch.
CMP: Switch 8-bana A_ to whatT
CC: S-band &UX *to TV.
UNKNOWN: Roger. Oo_-_ to TV.
CMP: It's _. Roger.
CMP: Howts 'It, &o:lLu&, J,,,'_. Do you reax].Y
CC: lot, yet,. Dcmn.
CMP: okay.
UNKNOWN: aa_f.htln_ yet?
CC: We're Just gett_n& - Just starttn& to pick you 1_ now.
CC: Okay. We're starting to pick you up. You're good. picture. looking It's a good Looks like $tral_ the center g. we can see the tn seat zero
CMP: Roger. Can yOU see met I'm in the left seat. P_e _2T
UNKNOWN: ne_,..
CC: Looks 14ke "From the love3.,y Apollo Rocel., h-le.h atop ever_Utt.n_.'
CMP: _at's right. Coming to you live from outer Slmee. the cae and _ly orig,-*1 Apnllo orbit- t_g road $how. star, ne those great acrobats of outer space, W_ly S_-ra and Walt C_-_-i_.
UNKNOWN: _.._te, W_]y. Let's Oh, it's a bit little message to I_ke Sla_. A little closer, WaUy. w_,a of lo_k- like smething about you -- fare a, are you a
UNKNOWN: _eh_+,,s rXgM;.
UNKNOWN: right. _-_.'s
UNKNOWN: Jack.
UNKNOWN: today,
CC: Here comes another c_e. Walt. ch. _at-a-wa_. +_d_'s the va_ to turn it. It sa_s. "Paul w_y, are you a t_n_leT"
UNKNOWN: get a gold s+_; perfect score!
CC: And there is no reply _ Paul Haney there.
CMP: You mean he's spee_hle_sT
CC: A_]o ?. Houston. Would you close the back presau_e valves an_ go to Ilu_ET
CC: Roger. Stand. by. · Page _28
CC: You might take us on a lithe tour of your castle there if you have a chance.
UNKNOWN: Ctay. Stand by.
UNKNOWN: T _.htn_ we can voz_ that OL_. Lefts ts_e it off the bracket and pen the cockpit s little bit.
UNKNOWN: At this point, we are lo_-g across the cockpit over Walt O_n_-_'s chest tovarclDonn gisele, w_o,s control_*_g the spacecraft ... for the radiator _tion test. q'-ereyou see a pen cFuts_pg and ! need to notes, ob- by, _e saae Vious_l_. Y._= there, we ccmeentra%e _1 the left two of the i_str_aent8 for attitude control over there. In the Center I_nel, we have _ of the switches that poBtttoa the w_rh_e, that are eom- placated to flY. _-cl we _o_!tor our systems on ·h_ side. At _h_A point, Walt C_ming_m is wor_tn_ on the glycol evaporator stem pressure mad the waterboiler. We'_ had quite a fee prob- on this, but we've a few of them sol_ed with a little extra special attention.
UNKNOWN: I_t,g across the cockpit to the right, we have most of our electrical po_er controls, fuel cell where you can see _e G_le Coast outside, aha w_th the veather and wtn_n, we'we got surf galore.
CC: The outside doesn't shew too veil _ to the 0_B rate, WaUy.
CDR: I _ nov go_n_ to work _ _ d_m into the lc_er equipment bey where we have our nav_ation e_atton. Here you can see the heart of the naw_gation system of the Apollo spacecraft - the c_wmA, d module, that is - the s_tant and $_JLescope. _e near large object is a Ionocular t_e device - is the telescope, mhd adjacent to it - the --11 instrument - is the s_-_aut. We in the center of the telescope, and then acquire in the sextant where it can be _kea cma CKl_i_,11[ _mted Bet of tO _(mh.l_ . give us the _.a_t po6iticm of the star. a0_ST0SE throll_ AW_A (_v 61)
LMP: I'm now l_-4_g over to W.11y who is going to · _t the $_e_hoto lens out of its stoesge com- ve'11 mtt_t to (:11oa Partment, aha 11ttle out- the-_ _hoto_ra_h_.
CC: Valt, the out-the-window doesn't shc_ up wery V_11, W_lt, _[_ _ the ORB rate
CC: Do you want to skip 'the c_-th_- _n_T P_e _30 Just _es it impossible to see m_h outside.
LMP: Roger. Understand. Okay.
CC: V, lly, th/s 4, Gene. Deke _us% called in, and ve'_ got your --_, and ueVve got it recorded for your fetus,. '/
UNKNOWN: Roger. Real fine.
UNKNOWN: Wet]__ nov ah°W you the l_rer eqLU:L_--M,_bay where we bare the water cm2trol and c_ygen control ]pene_ and nn_ penel where we con ,Il-o change the 1/th/urn h_lrox/de in f//ght - to _h--_e out carbon d/ox/de remora/.
UNKNOWN: IIve Just opened one of our food bs_s, and where have a rea! good _-_e that ts portable. Th_. be_ is near --_y. Wet]_%switch to another bay starting _.
UNKNOWN: _h_ · is an ----I,,F food h_y w/th food rollea up rather tightly for the first _ days of con- stmiption. Our dietitian, Rit_ Rapp, w/11 ap- prect&te how tight]Lywe rei_J_d the e_t_, torn-up packets of food.
CDR: And now, we v_l rotate the camera 8Z3Amd %hr_ the lower equipment bs_ b_ out towards the cockpit. Itm sure - the spaghetti that you Pnge _31 de_ce, _4n_ a bicjcle motim to stimulate h4_ csa_Li_v_ m_tem. You can t_ke the same device in ,11 the ... and use the arms in a eur]_t_ B_tion to create an exercise tn the u_er &o_ngto _ to torso, lin nov the other _[de of the eoek_t where yea can see E-_;.. JJ ir_411 im_n_ the 8ttitude of rather a tight de,shah4 to prepare for our r_a_tor degr-a_ti_n test.
CDR: .i_at 8_ ve bate our _ter _-_-ts.
CDR: Have _ &ot _ney's -_-ver yet!
CC: !o, wm_r !-n't t,,l_-_,,g, e_lT. rant
CDR: Roger. mad how more time do you on this machJGe!
CC: $_11. ]ne Just
UNKNOWN: He 'is ll_y_,,J_g. 'Ph,rnlr yOU Tery _,eb. Very good.
UNKNOWN: Ye irill _ ts]rd_ 7O_LClovn below the couches to cpJ.r s_ area. 'l_s bottom, opens up to be a sleep st_tiou. _he object belov _s a h_- rest - _ off an_ stovs. The large bulky. be& +_,d_ YOU see off te the camera le_t is where our surface suits are stored at %h_s time.
CDR: Jack, do you still bate the pic_;ure vorkin_ pretty i Pege _32 h_nanver to the C_pe_ but we can st_l] m_e it Gut.
UNKNOWN: I'm go{n_ to take you thl_,_h the ere& where the vater is e_lleettng.
CDR: _$ is -he ares where water CODa_nRtn_ GQ was the pipes, Just be/ow the cfi_umder's left shoul- d,.?. You vi11 notice t_at the l_neZ here was refr/ger_ted, and vtth the ... there is vater _a_n_&tim on the pipe. We yacmned it off period/e_Uv, end it forms a large b-11 of about the size of a ._ i_-_ c_ golf t_ll.
CC: _. ean_v, ye're lost the We picture now. copied the ..ter c_-_d;n-_ttm, add we saw the !p_,_tn_ of your tr-_a-l-sion c_ the vater _1_ _'c:[_1 there.
CDR: ver_ good.
CC: _h_t was 8 real good pus.
LMP: _, Jack, ve've got the steam pressure off the Peg, but we don't seen to be able to l_t it back up in the MI_-_ range, and we &re not Bo_14_ IIOVo
CC: _a/t, we would _e you to rese_vice the pr_,.,',.'y ;v_q_r_tor 8_ _ over the Canaries.
LMP: _eserv_ee - you _rant 2 m_ute; of water fio_? _t is &ff_J_iYe, W81t; 2 m4nllte5 Of _ater _JLo_. l:'a&e 1_33 to &et that bn_ek to even.
CC: I couldn't copy that, Walt.
CC: IZ_t-d Deke it took 6 years to get that question back to him.
CC: It's nl_st sixth ---_Tersary.
CC: Apollo T, Houston. 01_.e-_-u't,e LOS Ber_lda; we*11 pick you up at C---_ at 95 plus _6. That was a rea/ &ood tour of your eustle there.
UNKNOWN: Very good.
UNKNOWN: Roger. Welcome aboard.
UNKNOWN: Hey, Jack, does that go out ]/vet
UNKNOWN: Is Deke Slay'ton out of the press conference now'r
CC: Deke isn't here ri&hr now, Dorm, but H_rrlet's ill the Control Room and. w_tches m11.
UNKNOWN: Boger. Very good. (Lau&hter)
UNKNOWN: Ro&er. Understand. Tell her hello for me.
CC: You Just d/d; she's nod&_nE her head.
CC: Oks_. e_amr (REV61)
CC: T, Apollo Houston thrc_,E h Canary.
CC: Go she-4, Houston. _.: _/ Page Is31_
CC: Roger. ZcuSre I u_nute LOS Canaries; _'-n_n_-ive 96 l_us 01. And, V81t, when you get the evs_orator res_ced, you eon l_t it b-_ c_ the _Lne and _ut the seitch in AUTO.
LMP: (_sy. I'11 give it 2 u_,_tes of uter nov. ! ·1: J '- :. _-. .! 1_35 bj-.
UNKNOWN: Doyou read! Houston, 8t_na-h. be by
UNKNOWN: ,m,,-rnk we Better _,ock this r,,uoff here and calculate the --o_nt of fael usage.
CDR: We've got over 3 hours in the _-_ of this test whAeh is a lot Better ... ! expected. t.hr___ 'l_,,,-,.rive here.
UNKNOWN: tex_nsted the cvGporator test. _1_, we ha_e been _-_t_Sn_ the uae_e
CC: fuel wer_ closely. _heF find is n_- the fueluse&e · _z for this test. Ve vould ]!_ to continue test _ use the 8eeo_F_ _v_pOra_oF if to lower the EVAP 0_T temperature.
CC: _ is very bad here over T_-_n_rive; we will have a real good pass with 2ou through Carnarvon. Page _:_ rive. l/e'11 pick ttp ARIA i in about 2 m_..,.tes. P_!$or you there thr_,gh C_narvc_.
UNKNOWN: Roger. Me'Ii cmltinue with the tr--_4rt.
CC: Roger. C_. olt_k,
CMP: Hey, Jack, this ts Wait. Give me 30 cQ water gun tn the last hours.
UNKNOWN: How ,_-y cli-_-, Walt?
CC: Roger. q_-_y clicks.
CC: a.a CDR: _5. Twenty-five C_R.
CC: to
UNKNOWN: _ _t_ for C_P. _T_ 1 (_V 6a)
CC: a_A i. Go_.
LMP: Houston, Apollo T- Stand by.
CC: ApoLlo 7, Houston thr_,_ ARIA.
CC: Apollo 7. Houston thr_ AR//. Stana_-_- by. ,ARTa.1,
CT: AOX. ZO_ _ lock.
CC: _ T, aoustc_,thru,eh a_i.
CC: Apono 7, aouston thro-.eh _. (aE_ 6i)
CC: ApoLlo T, Houstc_ thr_,S_ Carna_._.
CMP: Houston, Al_llo T- How 8o you readt
CC: Zoutre ree_n_ - I'm r,-,.,fi'_-_ you fly, e-by, and I have your block d_ta ,-_her 11 whenever you're
UNKNOWN: Roger. St,and by for the cu_. Jack, cQ the !t,,_,s_lbl,,_ magazines: now they h_ve the _- _ed -14de in it, sma i2"8 possible to $_d_e pie- t,,,,,es vith the slide stt]l in place ca the back. "11:hlnlr WeG'd_?obs]bly 'be b_6teF Off with & ssfc_; on those. We Just Eot thrc_,=h tA_,_ f_u_ pictures with the back :In place and vasted
CDR: _4e.
UNKNOWN: -- II_a_e in plebe, excuse me, and we wasted four -h,_s there, and l=Obeh_ three ow four o%her _ thr_ the ft_ at r, mdcm. *.h,_,Walt.
CC: _-_;. I copy aheacl with _
LMP: _ J_mk, go updates.
CC: Roger.. Block d_ta 11: 0_3 a_h l_A plus 305 309 21; 3_8, o65 1600 101 plus 13 plus dash 1_A plus _9 minds 1600 102 plus _6 plus Oh 2888, 066 dash 3 A plus 309 plus 1363 10_ plus o_ _ 38 3_o3 l_us, o67 3 X plus 3O6 pZus a,,_h 13_ lo_ pztts _ lzlus oh 360T, o68 dmsh 3 Baker _Z ptu_ _,_, lOT _us Z3 pZua _0 2888.
UNKNOWN: Boger. That's complete, your block update, Jack? P_e _38 63!
UNKNOWN: Ic_'re 063 a,mh _, A p/us 305 ,,r_,',us 1599 099 3659 3_o2, 06_ a,,-h _.A pi.us 309 ,,,--,us160o lol 13 2_.3578, 065 a,,.,b,b,A plus 269 m*l,,us 1600 102 _6 0_* 2888, 066 am,b. 3 Alta plus 309 plus 1363 10_* Ob, 38 3_D3, 06T a,,,,h 3 A.lfa plus 306 plus 1362 105 _1 Ob, 3607, 3 068 a_=h Bravo _lus 261 plus 13_ lot 13 lo 2888.
CC: Apo/.lo ?, Houst,*,-. D',_.dyou purge 02T
CC: purged 02 at the regular scheduled t/me, vh/ch I ! _as several hours ago, e.h_._. Wasn't it!
CC: Roger. We cu_.
CMP: Cheek the t_m_ c_ th.t. wtll you, JackT
CC: Roger. That sh_.la have been at 91_ hours.
LMP: _ That's right; we _rged at 91_hours.
CC: Oka,y. '_,,,,_,_.
CDR: We're going thr_o-h a _eal now and probably have & gripe. The er-or-r-type food, chicken sand- _lches: they are -_ trebly, and we h_ve a lo_ of problem _th _s _11 oFel* the COCk"pit. been tb/s. We have rejectS-- a lot of ute L0_ Carna_von, and _ won't get you at_t- t_ -,,,_,_t at 96 ]plus _.5- . . l=:age_.39 Ve'we ca.,,m.jL.,.1.et,_l .11 _ dl_t_L l_l_-_nE 'f..hl'ol,Eh yom. Are j,.,u, gt'_-E to be a,_,T'f-E th,_t tmL,_e
CC: A_ T, Houston. We are go_-_ to _ the _e. We _11 _ it uv_ +_ 8tares.
UNKNOWN: aoser, a,_ emu _e secure this 'test?
CDR: Oki. Ve are _"E tl;ose_u_e at 9_ hours, rally.
CC: (r--_:;,;.er) Roger. C_.y *hAt.
CC: Apo]_ILo T, Houston.
UNKNOWN: this d_z_E_ _ar _t PAD to give _,_ _g_enever _ou are
UNKNOWN: 0_. It'11 the _11_ 8C...t.E t[_leecope star c_mt or the sezt_l$ _ c_mmt. J-_¥? ts __uE_osstble to useT -.- . , Page _h0 _n th_ -- _.h_ fuel use_e _ have copied 8o _ex bee_ Be%-ween 17 em]. 28 l_ouncls, _ateh ts _n the _nA1 for this test,. ,tack, Z'm ready to _ 'the ul_.te _h_t.
CC: cm_y.. Valt, stand by one.
CC: Jack, co scme off these ... let's ass_e _e'Te lesrned scmehh_n_ up here in 5 d_rs th&t 8ceae- lboc_ else hasn't le&raaecl let.
CC: Let's assT_e ve have learned something up here in the last 5 d_s th&t 1_ d:Ldntt hnov before ale Tip.
CC: ntis.. I have this daarl_h*, st&c count PAD to .-___s up.
UNKNOWN: n_,,y. We v_11 take it.
CC: _,?. _e_ o_ _,-_tse 98 plus 15, roll 000, l_lLtch 0_, ]M, 000. (_T off manet m4nus 12 _, roll 000, pitch _, Yaw 000. Your eJtgn _111 Be 98 lalUS 15, and the _ remark --
UNKNOWN: Do _e have to do this T align for these m_lesT Ve lb_e & nr_T no_. 'Is for
CC: Roi_r. The T Al'l_m those ,_les, and othel' oh_rh_e On this is t;!185, the 'hAf_C V_I_ 'be b,_l P_e ca_r. got to =eport.
CMP: _o_, we d/d th/s test a e_u_le of da_s ago with a /20-degrees _gle up, end Z Just didn't see · mo_ point /n /t;. Your abtl.lty to see stars ts mot so _h the fumcttcQ of l_=r.; tr_sston of the telescope as It /s a matter of stray _ got c_,g in t_m loose l_rttcles f/y/ng aruu_l outside *-_-t look 1-1kc irlLaz_ and el.so tn ]i_t_t *..h,_t coles up _ the earth and whatnot, d/stort_ng the te/escope i_cture. Jack, 'the I "2htn'k yOU are _tn_ t;o learn 190t/It ta _tt & 10t _ 'l_.h-I$. We ]1320vB.]_ Bt&r8 thKt th2 83teller_11 the 8m_et 2_'e]let mll t_ _ ... s_s_te_.
CC: nwmy. D_-, we've got real poor CONM.v can't qu/te cu_j. Let's wm/t unt/1 _ get over the eout, and we w_11 have a 1/ttle better CO_(.
CMP: Roger. Coj_j'.
CC: A_o2.lo 7, Notur_m_.
CC: Roger. Appears to us that the evaporator might be ,1.r_,!ng out _.
UNKNOWN: right.
CDR: J_, Z've been $.r_n_ 'to %e_ you that w/th r_l_-_--t we _ f_el, get into a new att/- _ae, f/y at _u d/fferent attitudes to prove P_e bb,2 ve vhst have already dtscv_ed in this f3_tfht: +_t you can't see stars in the telescope except _t after sunrise ... c_ Just after .,. _mAet vklLch ye have been t_rt,_ to tell the Pro_Jec% 0ff_ee for about 5 ye,rs.
CC: Roger. Cu_u_ that. 1/-_y, this test here _A_ the telescope _ml_t _ sight at TO degrees, _a:ich is the worst case, and _ wou].cl t-t,_d of l lke to &et this one t,_.
UNKNOWN: That'a l_St ]['we been tr_n S to tell _ou. With the best _e, we d_n*t do an_ &ood. _ you want us to do the test, _ll r_ght; _ _!1 do its but we ere ¥_n_ of tired of ar_,_ng _ri_th 1M_Ple vho _ us to do this. I'm not _l_n_ elb_ ]p_m, but the _CqLS _h_nS8 _pOUdonet b--_r about _eBeo_es.
UNKNOWN: It's a quarte_ after 12 00, C_pe time.
UNKNOWN: Houston, _s the radiator _e_d_tion test o_=_ _ety
CC: A]_llI_ T, Hc_Cc-n. You can d_seontinue the rad_ de_At:Lon test.
LMP: Ro_er.
LMP: You ut,_.ar vide open from here today. l"ilee ,yOU ere 1cJre'_'L'yvide
UNKNOWN: Roger. yO_ look open
LMP: We remmb_ l_t time. Over. thro_h _m (_V 62)
CC: r,,..,,,,, vh_e ]mu are taking photographs d_-_ .-_,_-e- el_ this stateside c_ the next one if ..-u,,.eau fit it in - ye _:,ulcl 1._t-,-to get, a ptc_u_e of Tucson m_ a picture of a tropical sto_ vh/ch ts lresentl_ Just south of Cuba.
CMP: U_tamd. Tucsc_ mhd a storm _mth of Cuba.
CC: Roger. Tropical storm _-l_ys Just south"of Cuba. the ...f wo_ could g/ye us
CDR: If latitude and ]_itude, that ,c_l heZp us.
CC: Stand b_, w-_L_.
CC: _ay,. _a_v, the present position off this star_ mouth of the eastern tip c_ Cuba ---_ east- western tip of Cuba an_ east off _ Yucatan I_-t_-
UNKNOWN: up thr¢.¢ the Cuban Is_andsT Oki. We -got a pretty t_ood fix m it. It _Ill Be on +-_ next t_o passes, and _ should get a cut of it. m Page _ l_r lX_ttton; it lo_k- 14k_ you might even lmSS r_ over it.
CMP: j_ *h_q ts D--., Would you lc_ me ten clicks om the water _m!
CC: Roger. C_ *_. Gt_ el/cks.
UNKNOWN: V_lt 15
CC: Fifteen for Walt.
CC: And S_ra _ll take 20. _-__.
CC: Apollo 7. _ show you are _,_4'_ s Gxm,_r*,,_-
UNKNOWN: lu_x c_tll ,k4v_C4n= the issue, Just edge.
CC: ao_r.
CDR: _, -- that Tucson-Pho_-_Y, _1 you want the l_m-X _ the lP_T
CC: s*_-a by.
CC: We'11 get _uu that by the .e-_ ---_
UNKNOWN: Rotter. 1_,_- of t_ae.
UNKNOWN: J,,_. on that tropical st_._ e--_-5 up there: do _ expect that to come up into the Gulf of IA--_co! now,
CC: l_=r.g the forecast that :Ks.-_t, it is up into the west ___t of Fica-Ida. Page _5 I_[ctures, _&zine ST Star_c4.,_ down arc_,,_ about _5. T got two good pictures off RoustcQ, teo of Nee 0rlem_-. Mobile B_.. Pe_emcol&. W_v got the Mississippi Delta, the Fart Walter area, and that las about it. The Cape _is cloudy, _atchy, harken.
UNKNOWN: that.
CDR: J_, I would recfimm_d to the _Yt crew that try to _14m4n_te as much bite-size food; _t'8 bother4-_ All of us already.
CC: 0ka_. We COl_. well, but we need a better type of food.
CC: 0k_. _AJ_. I 'l_h-l.¥ he - watt t_11 I get sheet out now.
CC: AI_Ol.].o 7, Houstca.
CC: A_ol.lo 7, Al_'_'_o 7, Houston.
CDR: Go oheed.
CC: Apollo T, Houston. Re,_.rat,g this daylight scan- .4p_ telescope start count: _e're not going to be able to do it with the l_esent REF8_ be- cause o_ & _mbal lock problem. We m_erstoo_ _esterda_ that _ saw more stars +.ho,, ye antic- page _ TO-degree 1the of '_'_- Over.
CC: _ 7, Arollo T, Houstaa. Did you copTT
CDR: Yes, _e read :y_J.. i,._._(_ (REV 62)
CC: A1:oXlo 7, Houstcea thr_ Ascension.
CC: R_er. Zou are five-by. Cou/d you eo_,.,_our eomversatlnn on +.._0 scanntug telescope star count Be_ema,,! +_-_ we iere giv_n_ _ over
CDR: i 'got you. Roger, _k.
UNKNOWN: I've got s_-_ _-_or_ation for you. In -_-_ him/se _,a roll, if the stick is released, it th, _1] fXre a Jet _ OA_oslte direction exactly as In the si_ulatc_.
CC: Could _v_ go over that aga*,, please?
CDR: l_se mode, _.-_.se -- Okay. In _-_
CC: Rc_er.
CC: -- if one lmlse /8 entered - say roll r_ht - the stick ts released _ br_,_t to neutral; it v._11 cro_s neutral end roll left one pulse.
CC: Roger. _ _.h,_.
CDR: stXcks in 'the
UNKNOWN: the si_,_-tor; it's not _n/que. - '
CC: Oki'. The cther th_n-- we wanted to ,,,=wyou to do: you could do the H2 stratification test whenever _u_ can fit it in there.
UNKNOWN: R_er. _k you. qq_t's _n_ide the next h_lf hot_. foreard s_-Itch to F_I_ABD.
LMP: Roger. Are you thr_-_ ,_h--_.!-.ff.-l'
CC: Afflictive.
LMP: Zt is in FORWARD.
CC: Okay. The other _h.W.g _'d ltke to get is the general crew status _Ith a status on each _. Could 7o u _Te us _-l,_ of a complete rundown on today! each ---, boy they're feel_-_ mucous
CC: q_$ i8 t_J_. I st111 l_ve a rather thick nose cc-,Eh_- S. cold, but -_e offus are We're _ltho-_ 1,_c nt_ht wag _11 rested rather a short night; _ _e'n take advaut_e of the l_-_er hours tonight to catch up again. We'we all had l_enty to eat _ to rift,w, if not too much. The sight of the food is Just too rich for us. I'm st111 em aspirin, _ I'm off Acti- fed at _b_ time, end _11 of u_ are _ett_E out of _tifeS. We don't have en_,_h left to keep t_ it for the length of _h_ mission. We'11 use it prior to reentry.
UNKNOWN: is the _. !_ ml 7 eO_l_l_nt is a cold, _mst l_ke l_lly. I find $J_t _ ears l>iug up mow and them. I _ld take t_ Actifed ex_ for _-_-_ out, _ T rant to save it for reentry 'rem in case we need it _h_n. Other _hnn e-_t, In good shape. I've had l_enty to eat ..a _.k, had Identy of aleep. _o ie_bl_-.
UNKNOWN: I'm in goo8 Rh_!_e. 'r've been ,,leel_,,_a little better every n!_, ,ma _r ears axe ,,ma sometimes barely clear _ _ not. I dontt feel bed; I _'t feel lt_. I have s cold. - I JUSt :_e_L 1-nr_ I*l l!lt"e_'_ _'!1 _r,_T_t up and ca the verge of get_,,_ one.
CC: _. c_piedthat.
CC: All.lo y, have a_7 off _ had indications of' a temperature rise!
CC: 0k_. Fine. 5amet_me - no hu_, z nn it - you might give us a count an your medication re- ""'¢"_F'_-We le-_.d of _ SI'ack here. Jim, ff you haven't _tte_ a report on every bit of it. O_e tnteres_ct_ observation, with a head cold, the fl_ds do Dot flow down _ throat :? Psge _9 sinuses. This is due to zero gravity, I'm sure.
CC: C_. Co_ that.
CDR: _-_, this is _. T _ust did a d_l_ _. How it happened, ye ro_ed over so that ye're star, nE up _o the stars. I did 1_2 -_a picked a _- that vorked, so ! lucked out. Tt turns out that you can. in general, see stars in the , S_Ltm_t provided it's not too close to the sun .11 the t-k,_, in and ]_!ded _ics vl_ F,11 f_ y_l, _ of courses itt8 impossible to see 8n_h_n_ thrc_ the telescope 11_d_ these eon- ditio_8.
CC: Ubderstsnd --
CC: -- by the stars I marked cn explicitly. I asstme *J_ are right becm,_e the 828_ _if_erenee angles _us proper.
CC: _-,_. Real fine.
CMP: I _"t _mnt to _-_ U hat on that ff ! _ere to the _oc_, home.er.
CC: a,_er. Understand.
CDR: T'd 1,.ilcp.to nuke the ]point; he confirmed the tu_ stars by the star _n_e difference, _e
CC: Ak_y.
UNKNOWN: And by the pick a _-i,. is st_11 1sol&ted, ,,a wetre about to _ you over Ascension. We'11 l_ck :you up at _-n_n_llre here at _gTI_us 38.
CDR: Roger. q_t's a 8oo4 c_ll down there. _m,_ :you. mAm_c4.a.Lv,.: (_'v _.)
CC: Apo].J.o T, Eouston 'thrc.,_h'lP_,,m,,,':LTe. s't_&'ln_ by.
CC: Roger. Wetre
CC: Apollo y, Houston. One m_.ute LOS _--,-ive. We'11 try ARIA 1 at 97 51; Cur-_vc_ at _ 53.
CT: A_TA 1, go _.
CC: ApoLlo ?, HC_c_ thr_h ARIA 1.
CC: Apollo ? - Apollo 7, Houstc_ thr_,_h ARIA 1. Over.
CT: AOX, AItTA 1 AOX.
CC: Apollo T, Houston 'thro-v_h ARIA 1. _0_ (REV 62)
CC: Apollo ?, Hc_ton Carnarvon.
CC: Roger. Jack, 3_$,r'_ecl "to _ 'the pr'l,a_.-y it.
UNKNOWN: to thrc.,_ ARIA 1 to 4o that's-band{ DTO f_ ARIA. l_ege _51
CC: Roser. I didn't hear _u_, either. _ your quest_cm 81h_L the f_l, over the statesi_e pass far the lxtctu_es of Tucson: the f_mu to use
UNKNOWN: JSr-J_g _q_L of _u_OStty_ BOM_v dll_erent ktnd8 · of 5-1_ l_SSeS ere thereT I'11 _Lve Fou tine to figure *-_t one _;.
CC: ?, it al_eSz_ to be about 20 _ 30 dif_erent L_es o_ modes and conditions for S-bend cam- ssmieati_- tries here. did _ Feserv_ce it Before your _ct_ts 2o it _"_ m the 1-h_eT
LMP: Sure did. lie serviced it over Cm_es.
CC: o]_. cu_.
LMP: Tender, Lugs are cv_ r,,,m_r,_ _retty hot. Can you eanftna that both of _ radiator panels 8re fflo_n_ now with the _nd_-_d-_ temperatures, l_ease!
CC: ?, both off your RAD -_nels look good.
LMP: Roger. _h_ you.
CDR: Houston, I-_o T. I'age _52 categories: Actifed, aspirin, and one three
CDR: A_o3_lo _, I _Ltdn'% - I c_ tl_t you are go_ to _lve us the quantity r_m_,_,_ of the three !_lic&tic_s.
UNKNOWN: Negative; the quantity used l_r ere_m,.n,
CC: Oki. Go ahead with the quanti_ used.
CC: Roger. C_R: _tiffed six, asp_n 17, Lcmattl tleo_ C_: Actifed two, aspirin two.
CDR: Z_ll_: one Ac_c_ecl.
CC: Roger. C_l that. _h_k _OU very much.
CDR: R_.
CC: Apollo 7, Houston. Thirty seconds I_ Car_-_n_; a -_t .-__$ at _,_ at 98 07; Hawaii at 98 18.
CDR: n_y .... (_r 62)
CDR: _oger.
CC: ?, we haven't h_ a _ status check in a _h_e. Ec_ are they do_?
CDR: Roger. They're - why _n_*t we give _z a check the next d_FlJ_ht, Jack?
CC: Okay. Real fine. And the other $h_ I _';nrl Ws_ly, can you hear the of curious about, thruster - the RCS thrusters - FAre?
CDR: JLf£/re_ttve.
CC: o]Lua. R--_ fine.
CC: 0n17 vhen they l_h_ off; we can't hear th_ when _-_tre _n_._.
CC: _gh_ nov, the -_- _h_ng 18 you can hear a Imlse. /t sounds l_k_ 7our hearing - es Dorm describes it - a vster Barrel, a thump, a C._lmk.
CC: Roger._.
UNKNOWN: HoveYer, the *h4._ seems to -l_t a have our&_ of lAn_r. Tt fluctuates back and forth c,,j_l-lc '_ a sc_t of 8 beat, rather +.hA.a stea_,
CC: Okay. Coj_. We're about IK) seconds frnm LOG Gum; _.ii st 98 18.
UNKNOWN: CDR Roger. ZCCLm:E_ht ]pass *-:_% description dovn to ;_ a_.
CC: Roger. HAVA__(RL_ _)
CC: Apo]-_o 7, Houston.
CC: Rorer. ht set of an_es _Gs very good 2h_$ t_--. We fc._n_ _ moon r_d; _n the m/adle of the telescope.
CC: Roger. CoDy. ge vould l_e to send you up a ][AV lo8d, find. Tim read7 vLth a NAY check vhen 7ou're re_7 to colby. WmLld ;you go to A_J_'rf P_e _
CDR: Okay an the KAV check.
CC: Okay. Cnm_,_ up. The NAV check as fo_ovs: 102 plus 30 l_US 0000 _-us _51_ _ue 0_5_
UNKNOWN: Roger. R_]_s: 88 fnllovs: 102 30 four 1_11. M_us 11_ _us 06596 ]522. Over.
CC: That's correct. the in the telescope!
CC: Roger. We're cL'l.scus_-!""_ +.h,+,, nov.
CDR: ][es, you __rm*t count stets vhen you :Look at the iOG!l o
CC: Roger. ye're scret-h_-- our he._-.
CC: AI_]J_ ?, Ho_u3ton. The load t8 in; ve're f_nf,h_d; the ccuputer is yours.
CDR: Looks good _ou_h to us. uusl_v,,.r._ thr_,zh A]iTI:(A_A(REV 62) ,,,_,,',u].cl
UNKNOWN: Mn, Alx:xl/o ?. ge 'be able to hack :pus. the star count on the next The moon _11 not be in the next &ttttu_e.
CC: A_po_o ?, goustc_l. _eere -_1 reacly for the l_e _55
CC: Okay. I'13. go ahea_ and give _ou a key!-- test. We're cm4ng up m a photo shortly.
CC: Roger, T. Could you stand by c_e? We lost ... /
LMP: Okay. I'11 stand by.
LMP: aeady to go on the keyi_?
CC: lot yet. We're at:.l11 Stm_l'Ine by.
CC: A_oLlo T, _cm.. Ye're ready flor the keytn E test. I'f
UNKNOWN: Roger. It folloea: '.E ' .-- .ce . ..
UNKNOWN: re_r,-s te_t over.
CC: Ro_er.
CC: Apollo T, Houston. lie are through vith _k_ i___ test. You _ reecmLt'igure _our space- era_ _ 'the fl'leht plan, and you only nade t_ _istakes.
UNKNOWN: I l_t a couple of dita instead of a,,h., di_n *t IT
LMP: _U__k to configuration.
CC: okay. Cop_. _56 Tn.t,.
CC: shot cross_-S States was 67, and Octopus C_r/stt _s_Jule 0.
CC: _.' that. C_ ero6s_nE the
UNKNOWN: We are _ now, 1Onk_n= for the
UNKNOWN: ]_ -_c give us a _ w_- you _ht._ _ are _3acent to it. I_11 ZO6Lgot a
CC: Okay. do s W.11y. Little ways to go j=_. th.t, llke bi&
CDR: Jack, looks one wh/te overcast at, ut 12 o'clock.
CC: _ sh_,la be it. The tropics/ storm will shon_ take you r/_ over Cuba, and the tropical storm _ll be south of the _estern Cuba. tip of
CC: m.-.-3,.
CC: We'11 take a strip go_-_ /nto /t; Z th_nk that's the best bet.
CC: (r._.
CC: We'Te got one big stormy IG-ea out here, Jack. I _'t pick up a characteristic twopical storm.
CC: _. _t nov, the w/nd speeds are about _ ]mots. Tomorrow s,omettme, the _ are .':1 dovn and h_l _ boat out.
CC: Roger. There are a fey other _ople _th the mine l_Oble_ ,,.hmr,_e of
CDR: U_1_rstanclo They'Ye _ot & bette_ get_t_n_ to their boat th,.,, 1' have right nov.
CC: T _.h_,_ yo_'re right.
CC: I +_nk that is _ of the duties of the support er_; vetll take care of it, Wa]lT. ...
UNKNOWN: I think Jack.
UNKNOWN: Jack, frsae 68 was the cloud cover +hAt. - not z_-Ally a _ I could discern. ao_,cr, co_.
CDR: Could you get our rates down there, JackT
CC: a_. _db_.
UNKNOWN: Roger. qqh_ pitch rate no_ is not scmethin_ I lint in. Tt Just coaes from coupl_n- _rlth _'hAt Little at_osplmre of cc_vectione_ air. 1_
CC: Wdly, r_-_ nov, it looks _e've got a _lteh rate of pins .3. _u,_t. htn_
CC: Roger. T d_A't _ 'i_htn'k we have to lorry a_ on one c_ _ lml_es, and the space- craft ael_*,11_ is tcm_rl'. E itse]-: in pitch, · hAtt8 All. lt"s costing us earlier om the Pete _58 the W it goes thr_,_h an attitude at a certain &t_phertc affect, what lAttle there is.
CC: _h_t'8 a pretty good track of our attitude there, ma I w - ch, less _h_,, c_e pulse in +-h--t direction in pitch, and you can see what _.
UNKNOWN: a 1Attle accurate hack st it when we teke a look at this 8t_p chart.
UNKNOWN: what X'd l_ to have you noteof.
CC: A]_,].lo Ts Houston. l'!kp to We'd have you turn _ 02 f== _, z _ f_ 3 -_,,,_,,.
LMP: E_r. _.
UNKNOWN: I f_-_ the hydrogen stratification test, and it vas about 1.11k-,,,the first ,",-e. There was a ml'iL_'htly noticeable pressure decrease when 1 the fans ce, ce the caxler of maybe 2 psi, 8aae_h_n_ 1-1ke it"s that, _ stabilized cut r_--ht h_Pe. Real f_e,
CC: _. walt. now. It ts
UNKNOWN: J_k, note the pitch rate right :f decreas_,_, yet I have not turned any pitch l_l-es in, and there are no thrusters fir_. It's a good pass to m_e note of what we're talking _. ° 1_59
CC: Okay. We _t it. We'11 look at it real close.
CDR: Okay. There were no l_tch pulses at _h.*. point.
CDR: We've been noting this all dur4n; the f14_ and thought on this I_8s to let a reccwd on it. _11 the t:!me. Note the pitch rate is decreas4n_ /
CC: Okay. We'// real_ take a _ look at it.
UNKNOWN: Ok8_. _h_8 is scmeth4nw we h_ a beck of a t_ne trying to _...1.4. to ourselves. It w_ pit_h4n= in the r___t direction, so I imsn't 6oing to take it cut. It's _l_st going to pitch zero.
CDR: There vas no IFA dur_n_ %bA_; e/ther, by the w8_.
CC: _-y. CoIF *.h-t. Zt sounds l_e you so_ a Yes. See there. I
CDR: It's -_-Ast ze_o'pitch. haven't done _ th4n_ tO it. h fs_t. Z've got to do some more p_t_h4._ tO set up to the 326.
CC: Roger. _-A%'8 what we're lo_4._ -
UNKNOWN: That's two ,,,,',re.
UNKNOWN: We knew vhat was heat_n_ us up 4uri._ the te_t. 1[o4-- r-_ator degr_-t_on We were k4nCl attitudes and h_ to work throui_ t_ese of to &et thro-_h them.
CC: Copy. We st_ vere u,'_nal on fuel that 4ur_-_ whole test. t_114._
CDR: RoEer. Understand. But what we're you about _ this. put three i_1_e8, and is I it's back to zero e6_/n. ]Pege b,60 Roger.
LMP: Hey, _h,,_testiuplies +.h_ the three ]points wez.e present. D_nn and - _O0_ I trieso the s')_ml_'mbo_ ran th,- _._..1 fuel usa_ on _h._ t.h_n_ vhere there vere no torques.
CC: That's reol fine _-formation, Walt.
CC: Houstca, do _ st_ll r_oA!
CC: Roger. 'We fire irb"111 FesaR'_n_ _tl, Wst_v.
CDR: q_At'S 8 zero 898_n v_th no Fulses.
UNKNOWN: Xcu']_ h_ve _ne fun _a_._ this _e. Over.
CDR: Ycu']__ h_ve 8_e *fun zedu_rn_ the data on this
CC: We hATe peo_e bus_ co it's and im 8_e mt_h_nE it z_--ht here.
CC: _!_t's tr. We _-_ it ts 1_n4 of an _uterest_n; phenomenon. I'm _ to ze_o e_n .... The best exercise in r_ted direction ...
CDR: _o n_re pulses.
CDR: And it's beck to _ e_ .... C---_
CDR: You n_ht ]mow it's not precise. is _,_h Bore precise thp_ it is _n a s_rstl..ea. give you you. oo _. y.,'11,
LMP: m I not_ee F_oa the fl_t plan that 60 ]percent_ogen test is .nm_..lly at 102 to 103 hours. Are lm r-'--'l- 5 tretty much no_lnaX there c_ a Little beh_-4 or what?
CC: We are about _o lose you here over Ant_. We 1_11 pick you up mt Ascension 56. mt ASc_SION(REF63)
LMP: CC Apollo T, Noumtos thro_h Ascemsion.
CC: Apollo T, Houston thrcn,EhAscension.
CC: Roger. _ and clear.
CC: Gk_. Zou're _ and _ear. rally, C(It_E[$ pitch rate: it would help us out a little bit - we could get a little bit more data - if would _ _ GDC on FDAX _r 1.
UNKNOWN: What _ h_,a was degrees. x-ightmt 90 We're _,1_ locked into a deadband nov, Jack. We're r_ht about - pitched up at 090, straight up.
CC: cw,y. Co_. We get better data cm that pitch ra_e for - on telemetry if we can put the GDC on FDAI mmbe_ 1. I _e'21 (:1.o
UNKNOWN: see. 0ka_. Next t!m_ we see it, 4-Jmt.
CC: o_v. end -
CDR: It appears that, apparent_, we had the spaee- Page b62
CC: You _ +J,,,t's _ it occurred, _ the Y.._'r'_8 was _otnted mm_ i_on the earthT
UNKNOWN: _-4's the ,_ it vas this time, and that's the _it se_m robe Ln the past.
CC: o_y. Real fine. _a_t gives us a good clue.
UNKNOWN: It's not active nov, CAP C0_4T
UNKNOWN: rotate6 ar_n_ no_.
CC: _._. Has it quit nov, V-11yT
CC: _._'s at'TL-_. Ve're nov about lb0 _e_ees local Tertical.
CC: _-_j. Rea_ _e. M relative to Walt'8 :you're n,,_t,m.l. all. ut, 1 pound above
CC: Roger. a_ ee look _e _ are eve_ be_ter off vlth c_en.
CC: q',mtes _tive.
UNKNOWN: CC Al2o1-1o7s ]_OUS'bGIle One mlnute LO_ Ascension; Y_a_lTe at 99 l_US 13.
UNKNOWN: _r. J-_, did the doctc_ ever s_ a_-h_nS _a_t U_--S tMS antibiotic _s a preventative m_l.'lLc_Lne_ beret
CC: S!-_,-ab_.
CC: (_my. Walt, on that question: there is _en_y not ._ _cc_ to use any of the antibiotic; they _t feel that _uld help c_ cure a cold.
UNKNOWN: Vel.]., 8o far, T'ye "been able to resist l:,rstt7 if $_ere's s_e vu_ I could hold it off, T take the i:,'sll. Or do would _st as sooa they _t want me to go ahead and catch it, then treat itt
CC: 0k_. We'11 pick you up uv_r Tananarlve. _aAWA_w (_ 63)
CC: Apollo T, Houston thrcn_h Tanansrive.
LMP: Roger. J-_
CC: _cu're fire-by down
CC: We're powered in the drif_n_ flight COG-- figurattce. go_-" to
LMP: We're activate the evaporator ag_, ... (BEV CUSA_ 63)
CC: Roger. Five-by. We've Been go_-__over some of the results of the keying test we did over the States. It leads us to two questions we would l'11k'e to _k. 0;ae, vas the pj,_m:in Attxtt.TftRYT
LMP: _egative.
CC: And the next question, was the ke24-_=done with ow m4'lce button? the panel switch the with button on control
UNKNOWN: I keyed the ,._e _ head.
CDR: Jack, we have me for x_.
CC: oo ahead.
CDR: Ok_F. We powered down, _ Just cher_-_ over ._ _T. ts, _t _ld _ that the SPS logic - _ 3 switch -_ bl_. Does itt
CC: Would you s_ again! '_e di&a't eo_, Wally.
CDR: 0k_. I said I've &ct the _S powered down.
CDR: Does the SPS logic bets 3 save us any power?
CC: oks_. staud b_.
UNKNOWN: -- when added to +-_ restl
CC: Oki. Stand by. Wet]/ get _u the ---ver. _a_. w_ao.
UNKNOWN: Jack, when you get & _-ce, can we get an
CC: Oks_. _n work.
CC: Walt, your RCS r--_-_- oa _ plot v_ be Tlh. Roger. T_h. T, could .you _ us sc_e
CC: Apollo results of Four see_ to be ... a l_etty _ check c_ 'that, h_ven_twet Page _65
UNKNOWN: so_'j, Walt, I was tran_-tttin_ scmetB_ %0 _u. at the ssae time. Can you Bay _n!nT
UNKNOWN: Roger. We have, e,-_l_._ up over Carnarvon, PMP powered AUAA_IARY with an S-Band check. Have we _rea_ satisfied _me of those by an earlAer operation in AUXi:.T_y for some t_e? as_-_ do _
LMP: I guess T'm want to continue that test; should ! plan ca P_ AUAAfffARY; and what _ou se_.ng when T _mtttedT
UNKNOWN: do want to put the PMP to _,zT:.r_Rz. That l_ts us in our PCM down c_ the FM.
CC: Put _r --
CC: Walt, w'11 hit _ at &,_- at 99 plus 39 and lhntxti at 99 plus _c3. AvxH.TARy.
CC: Roger. We want the PMP c_ A_AA_IARY. That's test. Just the configuration for the (REV 63)
CC: Houston thrc_ Apollo 7, (_,_.
CC: Roger. you. I read
CC: Roger. Five-By. We would like you to l_t _-_ PMP power to AUX. L
CC: I d/dn't co1_ that l--t cme. E_ m_/n.
CC: Apollo T, B_RIf_tQEI. _ 1tW_ WeIR _t_!--_ atmut t_m_ _ at _. Al_er the C0_ test at Nmm/i, we wou/d ]_ to )rove you c_--_-t _le/_ on the resul%s of the Bcan- -t_nE t,e]_seol_es star count.
CC: 0-,_ M and O, Houston CAI' CONN.
CC: Apollo T, Ro_t,x-.
CC: Eoser. gev do you read AU,, r.TJLRY
CC: T read. aruu. five-by, Valt; ,,,,_ relative tl;o Vallv,s e_ 2 _T.B, end _ou can turn thmt switch off tn here a 11ttle bit. It's been &_tt_ warm and stuf£j.
CC: Roger. _] that.
UNKNOWN: believe the way we're _ttn g today.
CC: I bet I _uld. Hawaii at 99 plus $3. tb_o-gh _'_,_S (REV
CC: Apollo T, _amtca thrc_=h Nmm/t.
CC: A_o//o P.mm.tt.
CDR: Roger. Laud and clear. We _ got ...
CC: Ok,u_. *_au're loud and. clear here. Go ahead.
UNKNOWN: real gooa shape, but the ]_rim_er_ -. lt'8 fogg_n_ around the perimeter 13a_1'tl,_11,,rr1,y _b_the uA_r portion. ABout - oh, it's very _biek ... about hal* an inch in from +*-_1Mmd/meter_na _h_-e ,.,u&*toa l_rfectly good, clear windoe. _ hatch window h_ never been usable _e .sh._;,1.y after insert/on into orbit. _ inside now in ecode-qtioa the ·-mer mmmface cdrthe _-ner l_ae; and the center of the wizdoe, a circle about 5 inches tn _ia_- it; it's _..l_y opaque.
UNKNOWN: Vindov _ k around ... f_g_ng ... right the-edge, _ the t.._r sm_a_e of the inner _,,_ _ _ ,r,_.,, 4_:)IM.rcl_ the w_n_z_ Z axes, 1_-_1_, Anel-a_-_ fram the edge, and it's ... _mw. Aw_b in ._rst spots, !x_ it's still a X_rec+AZ -- T, m_Astc_. We lost you _a the _maove_ there. _e will pice :you up with the _-_t h.l* of window _ when we get good contact With the :..._qr411e. - m mge_8
CC: Roger. We c_ _rlnaoe 3. we got cut oft Just u 7ou started to gtve us v/ndow _.
UNKNOWN: Roger. Tie Just broke the centu_ hour.
UNKNOWN: you read, Houston!
CC: _,?. Reed. _ou f/_...ll_. We ere ready to cc,va, v/ndou' b.
UNKNOWN: Clk_. Did :you hear li_lly*s r_kY Ve Just lmYgce 100 hours.
CC: - Roger. We got that.
LMP: n*._r. V/ndov _--_er k )_m started to occlude. Xt*8 ca the ed&e AM .,._n_ /ts ray tuvard. _JLt the worst spot now three-e/gLO.; to one-ha/f - -
LMP: OL_ ... photographer. The v/nd_ ntmber 5 :IV'tm ,'-', the start_ to get _ a.4nd of a Irene, but trinet surface off 'the ourter you have to /ook pretty close to see lt. Tt ts _1_41l 1x_rfect]qr visible for ]photography. Vtndovs
LMP: _my. 2 _md k are sufficient flor star work, but the other odes are not.
UNKNOWN: co9_ that. the eatry of D. E/sele and V. _wm_ghaa into th/s pro_. ...
CC: We didn't c_ _, _v. Could yo u give us m_her i ag_n!
UNKNOWN: T t.h4n_ Ule _LndOw is _t_n_ Ig_z, set c].olld:Lllg lmrticle8 del_n5 on the spacecraft attitude to Bounce off it _ collect on it.
UNKNOWN: Do you read!
F: question m is Deke Sla_ton st_ll in torn? 1
CC: Oks_. Our Ca_ srlth ---.,,,;sv_lle is deteriorated. up over the States.
CC: i_?, Houston.
CC: ao_er. Loud ..a clear.
CC: You're loud and clear, too. _culd you get your I_P svitch to NORMAL! ]s_,, 'r,o
CC: And then lle _ have you configure for the _ mode.
CC: T.'ilre to get. a Feudu, u_, al the (IBC ve_llB _.
CC: Apo]lo ?, Homrtm. Are you configured for the Ous_ta_'r Page 1_?0
CC: Roger, Apo]-lo ?, do you rea_l? IIc_ton.
LMP: We haven't e_tgured 2et, Houston.
CC: Roger. Copy. Im, derstand :you have not eta- figured far the rela_ test.
UNKNOWN: Roger. T haven't _ the cue yet.
CC: Oksy. Would you 1_ your PMP l_wer switch to ICt_qAL _d configure for the relay test.
LMP: Roger. C_igured.
UNKNOWN: Power I_P no_AL and is configured for relay contact with you again. I'm at Duplex A now and e_*tgured to relay. T
CC: Roger. understand, Apollo 7. Zc_'re con- f_e_ for rel_ test. We're not _erformi_ the rel_ test.
CC: Roger. Apollo 7, Hcued;on. Counting one, t_, three, four, five - five, four, three, two, one. _c_£ozm_n_ the relay test.
CC: Houston perfor.,'h',g the relay test - one, two, three, Five four, - five, four, three, two, tm.,, three, four, five, six, seven, e!!ht, ntnem n_n_ m eight s _'YeD. s 8:L_ l, f_-'v'_ s fo_lrj _s _wo! ode°
CC: Al_Ollo T, ac_u_on.
UNKNOWN: Roger. We copied _u_ RRrJLy mode check. Kov did it _kT
CC: W_11, +-_l_--e is _ question nn it. Can you _ that _ _ in *_ _mv mode per _ _de rule?
CDR: qqmtms afffil_attve.
LMP: Did it _rk, c_ did it not!
CC: G_und didn't _ the rely so _ _ scm q_est, t_ there.
CDR: Re, er. We read I_,-
CDR: Me_azine 8 freme 69: _s_ coast o_ _2_rn Mpr'WCO.
CC: n_,,y. Co_,_ that. ,pAUAWAn,V,C (REV'_-)
CC: AFo'rt,, T, Houston.
CC: Al_O_ 7, Houston.
CC: Apollo T, Houri;ea.
CC: Apollo T, Houstca.
CC: Apo_,_ 7, lioust,.-. Ne"re %_j t-E to find a piece of the data for the relator _e_--__tion test around 96 hours. 15als was when _e were cc_sidering terwt-_t!,_= the test, and Walt, can you cc_ftrm taI_ recor- der Cm' at e_ time!
UNKNOWN: ._z,lzo ?.sta. d _. CAP CO_q.
LMP: ... right c_ +--_ -_-ute.
CC: Roger U_t__erstand yon did have it on. ThAnW ]mu.
CC: 'Fh_ts affirmative. A]L_11o
CC: ?, Houston. One -tnute LOG; Mercury at (_ _)
UNKNOWN: sta_-g by.
LMP: S_, Run. ! wan*_Kl to cn-_trm that we rechecke8 Gu3r Gl__tehe8 for the 1K_TJ_ _.et and eYel_chtn_ la_ cc_ apA_opriatel_. We have --
LMP: Do _,,.m. Rc_Y read, I of _ c_--.-_utsthere,
CC: mdsse_ part But the KK,.AT 01ray. _,T_e 1J_rl_Kl[
LMP: it did _rk ,'_,'_y'? Jack indicate_l that it Oh, w-a-"t cmclusive.
CC: Mo, that mm our m_stake; it _0rked oki.
LMP: r_r,,y. And I understand we have the a_e check c_d,_ up in a couple of hoursT
LMP: We have the same thtn_ ec_hag up for another check over Navaii in a eOUA_le of hours, ,,A Z w_te/[ _o con_e_m e_t _e did turn Gu the tape recorder foe nll those data points, a,_ ale of t_l_m _ _ _re 3 c_' _ -t_utes late ca the radiator teg, hat +h_ me in question +.hat you asked about Z believe we turned on right ca the dot.