Otrobonita/noicy-space-talks huggingface dataset:
CDR: - - and we'11 get the camera out of the center window, if that looks reasonable.
CDR: We'11 have to give them pictures of the moon.
CMP: ... I've been plotting on them ... 50:05.
CDR: We'11 have a gouge as to where we are. . CONF!DE,'"T _v, -.._m_ m I_L _
CDR: 55-
LMP: Outside, huh? Alright, the switch is set for outside.
LMP: Could I have that map that y'all were looking at before, that ltma_ map? Thank you.
CDR: n-.m- here comes the moon.
CDR: Really beautiful.
CDR: Hey, you--
CMP: I wonder where we are.
CDR: - - we're going to stop herepretty soon, right?
CMP: Yes, at 315.
CMP: Man, that's really -
CDR: It really looks gray to me now.
CDR: ... right down toward the ground here.
CDR: - - and you could be busy getting up supplies if you ...
CMP: About a minute from AOS.
LMP: Okay, let's get out of this; let me get VERB 62. Okay, Mike?
CMP: Oh, I really need these ..., Buzz; I really need these goddam ...
LMP: Well, we're not going to have much of a TV u_less we get high gain.
CMP: AS_right.
LMP: I'11 give it back to you - ...
CDR: You got yourself some rates going about like what you want?
LMP: You got - you got high gain right now, I mean the angles, right now.
CMP: And we're 23 - we're 30 seconds from AOS, so those angles should be okay. You reading them?
CDR: Minus 30 pitch - -
CDR: - - 150 yaw, okay.
LMP: No, that's not 150 - that's 15. Isn't it?
CDR: Just a second. Yes, minus - I'm sorry, minus 31 and plus 15. Right. You got it?
CMP: Yes. f-stop ought - -
CDR: I don't know what I to be at Well See what it 's doing, Mike?
CDR: The flicker I don't know about, the white dot is - -
LMP: Yes, the flicker - -
CDR: - - the flicker is what I'm - Nothing I can - -
CMP: Okay, we got it solid.
CDR: - - nothing you can do about the flicker.
CMP: Got it solid on AUTO.
LMP: Houston, Apollo 11. Are you picking up our signal okay?
CMP: Another 5 minutes, Nell babe.
LMP: This pitch angle is quite a bit off nominal; 196 instead of 212.
CMP: Umm.
LMP: 16 degrees.
CMP: Yes, Shaffer screwed up - got to get his eccentric orbit.
CMP: We is there.
CDR: Okay, I think I got Denebola in sight; let me look at the - Sure enough, I do. And it's good enough in the telescope; let me check it through the sextant. It's even in the sextant.
CMP: Beautiful! Fantastic!
LMP: Let's burn.
CDR: That's MANUAL and ZERO - ZERO and MANUAL.
CMP: We done paid our debt to society; we done made a star check. 79:50 -
CDR: It used to be that you couldn't get control on any m-rle LOI 2; that any burn, attitude you was safer than the regular attitude, but that isn't true any more,
UNKNOWN: we got the OPTICS, ZERO?
LMP: Yes, I'm sure it is.
CMP: And we're not going to do any VERB 41, NOUN 91, any of that stuff - -
LMP: No ...
CMP: - - so you can - enter on this one.
CDR: Okay. OPTICS, zERo, ZERO, huh?
CMP: No! ........... CZ, _ I-II./I.,i _1i |P--_L
CDR: Supposed to be 0.7.
CMP: VERB 37, ENTER; 40, ENTER.
CDR: Looks beautiful. You enter on it, huh?
CMP: No. Leave it there.
CMP: Align spacecraft roll, GDC ALIGN.
CDR: Yes, here we go - ... doesn't look bad.
CMP: No, I just got through aligning it a little while ago.
CMP: Okay, GDC's aligned.
CMP: Alright. I got - -
LMP: SCS circuit breakers.
CMP: SCS; they're all in.
LMP: SPS, 12, closed.
CMP: SPS, 12 of them.
LMP: ATT DEADBAND, MINIMUM.
CMP: MINIMUM.
LMP: RATE, LOW? RATE,
CMP: LOW.
LMP: LIMIT CYCLE, ON? ·COb FL
LMP: MAN ATT, three, to RATE CO_[A_D.
CMP: Okay, MANUAL ATTITUDE, three, RATE CO_9_AND. And - sunrise.
LMP: Sunrise's going to be 52:10 - and I missed ...
LMP: MAN ATT, three, to RATE COMMAND, you got that?
CMP: Three, RATE COMMAND.
LMP: ]_AG MODE, three of them, to RATE 2.
CMP: ROT CONTROL POWER, DIRECT, two of them, OFF.
CMP: OFF - OFF. CO_$_uR1D.
LMP: SCS TVC, two, to RATE
CMP: PITCH and YAW, AUTO.
CMP: Okay, what time do you have?
CMP: Okay, we've got - 18 minutes, roughly.
LMP: That TVC gimbal drive's taking up the power?
CMP: TVC - -
LMP: Putting out?
CMP: - - SERVO POWER?
LMP: No. The TVC GIMBAL DRIVE, PITCH and YAW, to AUTO. That didn't do anything, did it?
CMP: No. No, that didn't do a thing; servo power's what takes it.
CDR: You know not to leave them on too long. l-,D a,
LMP: 19 seconds to ullage; two Jets.
CMP: Okay, 19 seconds, two Jets.
LMP: What did you get out of P30 as far as ha and hp?
CDR: I got the right numbers.
LMP: 65.7, 53.7?
CDR: You got these?
LMP: Yes. 65.6, 54.6 .... should get those up.
LMP: Now, let's see, we can take off the 16-millimeter magazines and the 70-millimeter m_gazines.
CMP: I've got your stopwatch.
CDR: Okay, burn time is - -
CMP: Light the motor.
CDR: - - 17 and 1 second overburn, almost ... minutes.
CMP: Do it right here. mg
CMP: L-L.
CDR: 80:11:36.
CMP: 17 seconds- 17 plus 1, huh? be from the heat and transfer.
CDR: Where are they? On the co_-..-ndmodule?
LMP: No. 85
CDR: On the LM?
CDR: I don't know, but the cn-,,,nd HM_l_ets got about eec
LMP: Little fluorescent - circles?
CDR: There's one of them.
CDR: There's some in a lot of failures.
CMP: The only thing is all the engineering that went into those damn things, too. There's a lot of time and money do_n the pipe.
CMP: I mean, this big monstrosity out here, it fails -
CDR: Hey, we're coming up - You can see the horizon -
CMP: See if that looks pretty goo_ - through the sextant and see if that doesn't come up.
LMP: Sure has been ... back here.
CMP: Poor old LM is eontaminatecl; it's got urine particles A]I over it; and, the wa_ the light's shining here, they look yellow. You know, those little - I guess it probably is a little - solid now, the - everything else has boiled off and it's left a little solid.
CDR: ..., huh?
CDR: ... solid urine particles are ...
CDR: I guess.
CDR: _Wait unti _ col back nt_ -_rward contamination people hear_out that.
LMP: No more urine dumps on the way to the moon. Put it all in a nice little bag and -
CMP: You're not - you've got plenty of black and white film, don't you?
CDR: Yes, plenty of black and white film.
LMP: .... terminator, 4.
CMP: Use as much as you want of anything you want. 80 millimeter, 250, it 's all good.
CMP: We got 20 minutes until Tig. Oh, excuse me, 10 minutes - 10 minutes until Tig, excuse me. A little over 10 - 80:11 - -
LMP: Give me a call at about 7 minutes to go.
CMP: Okay, right now -
LMP: Yes, siree; that there is rough - rough terrain.
LMP: I've got kind of an idea that I'm going to be getting a picture of that - ...
LMP: ... all those characters back there.
CMP: 8 minutes until Tig.
CMP: Boy, there's a crater right in the side of the wall.
CMP: It's a much bigger crater, and I'11 be damned if it doesn't look like it Just went in sideways.
CDR: Okay, 7 minutes. Okay?
LMP: ... going to do it -
CMP: Buzz, you want to read us that checklist; we'11 use my panel chart. Which checklist would you like?
LMP: Alright, MAIN BUS TIES coming ON.
CMP: Okay. 7 minutes -
CMP: AC's ON- DC's ON.
LMP: TVC SERVO POWER, number 1, AC 1.
CMP: AC 1.
LMP: TVC 2, AC 2.
CMP: AC 2.
LMP: TRANS CONTROL POWER, ON.
CMP: TRANSLATION CONTROL POWER. number
LMP: ROTATION C0_TI_OL POW_, NORMAL, 2, to AC.
LMP: ROTATIONAL HAND CONTROLT,RR, number 2, ARMED.
CMP: Number 2, ARMED. the fuel cells .... right aown here.
CMP: The batteries are carrying the -
CDR: 6 minutes.
CMP: About ready for a gimbal motor or two?
CMP: Here comes PITCH i -
CMP: YAW 1 -
LMP: TRANSLATION CONTROLLER, clockwise.
CMP: Verified.
CMP: GIMBAL MOTORS, PITCH 2 and YAW 2, ON. PITCH 2 -
CMP: YAW 2 -
CMP: Okay, what numbers do we use?
CDR: 166 - and let me see - and minus 0.81.
CMP: Plus 166 and minus 0.817
CMP: Verify MTVC. Okay, there's trim set -
CDR: See if we nulled residuals and all that .... - -
CMP: MTVC is verified.
CDR: - - ... time on it - what? Okay.
LMP: Alright, TRANSLATION CONTROLLER, NEUTRAL.
LMP: Verify GPI returns to zero, zero.
LMP: ROT CONTROL POWER, number 2 - ROT CONTROL POWER, NORMAL, number 2, to AC/DC.
CMP: AC/DC.
LMP: SPACECRAFT CONTROL, CMC, verify.
CMP: CMC verified. How are the needles, Buzz? Showing up good?
LMP: No, we don't need it yet. Alright, _MAG MODE, · three of them, to ATT 1/RATE 2.
LMP: You got a 20)4?
LMP: SPACECRAFT CONTROL, CMC and AUTO, huh?
CMP: And we got 4 minutes until Tig.
CDR: Okay, go. Up - down - zero. It really shakes. Up - down - zero.
CMP: Which way's it shaking, can you tell? Pitch and yaw?
CDR: I don't know; it goes up more on the yaw needle than the pitch needle, but I'm not sure that's indicative of anything except needle sensitivity.
CMP: Okay, did it go to ...?
CDR: Yes, it did .... OFF and the ... OFF.
LMP: ROTATION CONTROL POWER, DIRECT, two of them, to MAIN A/MAIN B. F'F"%k "_JTI I
CMP: MAIN A/MAIN B.
LMP: SPS _TRT.IUMVALUES, verified AUTO; LIMIT CYCLE, OFF.
CMP: LIMIT CYCLE, OFF.
LMP: FDAI SCALE, 50/15.
LMP: At 2 minutes, A is coming on - DELTA-V THRUST, A.
CMP: Okay. And that's-all we use is A. 3 minutes to go.
LMP: I like the neat way he's got his - safety belt on - ... should be about in the right place.
CDR: ... belt for transposition and docking ...
CMP: Okay, coming up on 2 minutes; I'11 get DELTA-V THRUST, NORMAL, A, ON, and that's the only bank we'11 use.
CMP: DELTA-V THRUST, NORMAL, A, is ON.
LMP: TRANSLATION CONTROL, _.
LMP: ROTATION CONTROL, ARMED?
CMP: ARM_n.
LMP: TAPE RECORDER - CO_94AND RESET. FORWARD.
LMP: - - BIT RATE,
CMP: Okay, 19 seconds ullage this time. stand
CMP: Okay, by for ...
LMP: _)4S MODE to NORMAL?
CMP: _4S MODE, NORMAL. Stand by for ullage ....
LMP: 20, 19 -
CMP: Ullage.
LMP: You got the ullage?
CMP: ... and THRUST B. IRP
CMP: A, open.
CDR: She's holding - she's holding .... looks gooa.
CMP: She's all over.
CDR: Okay, stand by for shutdown -
CDR: S_3TDOWN.
CDR: Okay, DELTA-V THRUST, NORMAL, A, is OFF; stand by for the GIMBAL MOTORS, OFF.
CMP: PITCH 1, OFF -
CMP: YAW l, OFF-
CMP: PITCH 2, OFF -
CMP: MARK. k,.k../l_l I&Jrl_l I I/'%1..''_
CMP: YAW 2, OFF -
CMP: Four GIMBAL MOTORS, OFF.
UNKNOWN: TVC SERVO POWER, OFF.
CMP: Both OFF.
CDR: MAIN BUS TIES; AC, OFF - DC, OFF.
CMP: Proceed - and look at these -
CDR: ...? don't need
LMP: No, we that.
CDR: Pretty nice-looking engine .... and
CMP: 0.3 zero, zero is ...
LMP: Alright. Get the _24S FUNCTION, OFF - How about going ATT DEADBAND, MAX?
CMP: Okay, we're - we're in DAP control.
LMP: Alright, _24S FUNCTION, OFF; you got the DELTA-V ? c
LMP: _24S MODE, STAND BY?
CMP: ATT DEADBAND, MAX?
CMP: MAX. FIDEN-iJA
LMP: PCM BIT RATE going to LOW. ROT COi_,'_OLPOW_, DIRECT, two of them, OFF.
CMP: Circuit breakers, PITCH 1, YAW 1, PITCH 2, YAW 2, OPEN? Proceed and go to V2IRB 82. No!
CMP: Why not?
LMP: That isn't what it says - it says ... and go to P00 - -
CDR: You get this -
LMP: - - I want to get the circuit breakers -
CMP: Up to ..., and I want to get AVERAGE g off, there we go, it's in P00 - VERB 82.
LMP: _ Ail those listening to the tape, please report that - we need a change in the checklist.
CDR: 66.1 by 54.4; now you can't beat that.
LMP: No, this is about - -
CMP: That's right downtown.
LMP: - - this is 65.7 - -
CMP: By 54 point - -
CMP: We're more elliptic now, huh?
CMP: That's about as close as you're going to get.
LMP: Yes, I bet we never get circular.
CDR: Hey, have you got any more circuit breakers - I mean any more switches for me?
LMP: No. When everybody likes this one, why don't you try VERB 83 or a VERB 66 or a - suit yourself. See how much ... you put in.
CMP: 158. _TIAL
CMP: 15.8, huh?
CDR: 158.
CDR: Or 158, that's about right. Okay.
CMP: Everybody happy with that?
LMP: That's reasonable.
CMP: VERB 66; want to have a vote on VERB 66?
CDR: No!
CMP: Everybody in favor of VERB 66 raise their right arm.
LMP: Okay, check it again .... Well, let's see; we didn't gain any on the old PUGS that time; we're still 0.2 behind.
CDR: Oh, I suspect you're right; we probably never will.
LMP: No. Ne should have wrapped that thing up during
CDR: Check the increase that time?
CDR: Did you check the increase that time?
LMP: If it increased, it's going to stay increased from now on.
LMP: But I waited for it to start an upward trend on the first burn.
CDR: Understand; that's alright.
CMP: Alright - back to the flight plan.
CDR: ... 33, as I remember it - the right number - - IDE
CDR: Page 95
CMP: Yes, roll 180, pitch down 81, ORB rate. God damn, here comes the draft again. charging
CDR: Okay, we're supposed to start battery A.
CMP: Charge battery A, huh?
CDR: Let's see what we have; SPS monitor check - -
CMP: Two breakers out there; two breakers out there - BAT B, BAT B. BAT A, you say - Nell?
CDR: BAT A, yes - if you please. Charging BAT A, then on to - -
LMP: Then roll 180, and then we'11 talk about this pitchdown, alright ?
CDR: Then you might as well go to your - 293 INERTIAL, I guess.
CMP: Man, that's a gas waster. Soon as I get around here, I'11 start it. We'11 pass through ORB rate at some point. Takes forever and a day to get around here.
LMP: It's going to be a long time before that battery gets back up to 39-1/2 volts.
LMP: We done plumb tuckered that one out.
CDR: LOI i could've got to it, I imagine.
LMP: Are you going to maintain ORB rate?
CMP: Yes, I guess so. It's going to be sort of a pass- through ORB rate kind of thing because, see if I whip - do it in a hurry, why I got to pitch down 80 degrees, stop the pitch, or stop almost all of it, except for the ORB rate amount. That's going to waste a hell of a lot of gas.
LMP: Do we have to do anything - to the 02 to pressurize the LM?
CDR: No, we haven't - small enough - DELTA-P -
LMP: That's 0.9.
CDR: 0.9?
CMP: Yes, we have to build up pressure a little bit.
CDR: Build up that cabin pressure Just a little bit, and I'11 start the DIRECT 02 valve, OPEN.
CDR: It says observe the lunar surface.
CMP: That's what it says you ought to supposed to be doing.
LMP: It's brown; it's brown.
CMP: Brown all around. There's no doubt which way that - little crater hit.
LMP: Here's that same one going by again, Neil, re_ember? That bright Job?
LMP: Man, there's white stuff all over - and it's black right around the rim.
CMP: Hey, well, I'm - while this thing's rolling over, I'm going to take a pee; I'm going to go pee.
CDR: 180, if you don't mind.
LMP: That's a spectacular crater.
CDR: Did you shoot some pictures while you were over there?
CMP: No, it's Just going by - we'd better get it later; there will be better times. If the damn antenna isn't in the way -
CMP: Boy, there must be nothing more desolate than to be inside some of these _mA1] craters, these co
CDR: People that live in there probably never get out.
CMP: Yes, I think you're right. Boy, you can really see the slumping, though. Most of the - You can see where it's all gathered down in the bottom in the corner; you know, on the edge - where a lot of the white stuff has dribbled on down - and evidently it gets covered over after a while with a - a darker layer. There's always a certain amount of the white stuff right in the edges. Pretty characteristic of all of these - white conical ones.
CMP: Yes, you know, you can change the color of what you're looking at by moving your head to a dif- ferent spot in the window - and looking in a different direction.
LMP: And that must be big ... right down there.
CMP: I haven't heard any woo-woo's.
CDR: Is there something we should be woo-wooing about?
CMP: Wait until we get the VHF on, then we'11 hear the WOÙ--wooing.
LMP: Man, I sure hate to say it based on looking through this monocular, but there 's a white spot that 's Just like a crater - looks like an awful lot under these small fresh ones in the bottom of this rather old crater, but right in the center of it, it looks like instead of there being a crater, looks like it's a rock .... My eyes deceiving me.
CMP: How's our roll doing, Nell?
CDR: Oh, you got about 30 degrees to go.
CMP: Oh, boy!
LMP: How far you going to roll?
CMP: Over and over.
CDR: Got that DIRECT 02 ..., didn't you?
CMP: Yes, Just a tiny bit.
CMP: It'd be kind of interesting to see some of this dump go on straight from polar orbit. Wonder how long it's going to take before it impacts?
CDR: It obviously - is not really in polar orbit if it's going off - going off that way. Yes, it's in- clined to the small angle.
CMP: Sure looks like it.
CDR: It's going straight out there through. That's real funny.
LMP: Son of a gun, that one's got a littl e - little curve on it.
CMP: Would you believe that, Neil? One went out and curved around like that. Can you explain that?
CDR: I guess it Just glanced off another particle or something.
CMP: Oh, no, no, no, no; if it's curved.
CDR: tt had a little bubble in it that came to the surface and went kapoom and - -
UNKNOWN: No - -
CMP: There's atmospheric drag up here.
CDR: - - departed it with a little DELTA-V.
LMP: I think what's really happening is - we're rolling and - it's changing the angle that I'm looking out the window.
CMP: Let's see, I want to pitch down 80 degrees to - - 293, down 293, I believe that, I wonder what rate would be reasonable - co- L -'
CDR: Okay, it's about 7 minutes until AOS.
CMP: Down 80 degrees in 7 minutes, that's - let's see, about 10 degrees per minute, 10 degrees per min- ute is -
CDR: ... floating up here -
CMP: 61 ...
LMP: Well, Mike probably let him out.
CMP: Okay, that ought to almost get it there and, damn, I don't want to see any more than that.
LMP: You can open the battery ... pad.
CMP: That ought to be enough.
CMP: Alright, where are we? We're pitching down. Gee, it's too bad we can't stop right here and observe the earth come up. You know, we ought to get that picture one time.
CDR: We probably can do it. You could stop it right here if you wanted to spend the gas.
CMP: Yes. That's the only trouble, the doggone gas. What are you on?
CMP: A picture looking out over the LM as well.
CDR: Shouldn't be a bad picture. Why don't we stop it?
CDR: We ought to be able to get high gain from this attitude, shouldn't we?
CDR: Think we ought to get the long lens on, Mike?
CMP: Yes, we ought to get the 250 - we ought to do it at 250.
LMP: CDR You've.got _ minutes; that's plenty, Now, we're going to want to - -
CMP: Are we at a good enough attitude? I hope so. We are out this window, babe, but we're not out that one. If the earth is right there, that's where it's coming up, huh? Better be.
CDR: You want color?
CMP: Ah--
CDR: We better have color.
CMP: Yes, we want color.
CMP: I got a clean window over here so don't sweat that one too much.
CMP: 250 - hand me your camera, Neil, and I'11 change it.
CDR: Who's got the Hasselblad?
LMP: Probably over there on the shelf.
CDR: We got it. First quad is in - back is - -
LMP: That wall of that crater looks pasty through the sextant. Great big chunks of white stuff that Just slumped down.
CDR: Did you get - ...? If you get too far over here, we m-y have to watch our pitch aagle. We're good right now.
CDR: ORB rate -
CMP: No, we're not ORB rate.
CDR: The earth's going to be coming ORB rate at us.
CDR: Okay. Let's see, I've got to pitch up a tad then
CMP: Okay, I've still got f:8 and ...
CDR: 250th at f:8, I think we can do it, and infinity.
CMP: I don't know; what's the matter with where you had it?
CDR: Oh, son of a gunl (Laughter) We're going back- wards. Oh, well.
LMP: Oh dear. Dumbkopf!
CMP: That's it, I think, there, Nell - so pitch down.
CMP: Prior planning prevents poor performance.
CDR: Thank you. Is that right, Buzz?
CMP: All that - Where'd you ever hear that one, Buzz?
LMP: I can't think.
LMP: Oh, that's a bright one; I got to get that one ...
CMP: No liel
CDR: 150 - you don't want to take too many on this.
CMP: No. Might as well put the other one back on.
CDR: Well, you might save that for some earth shots.
LMP: Wow l
CMP: You got it, huh?
LMP: I think it focused the second one a little bit better. I think it's beautiful. Just fabulous. Not really sure what you're looking at - but there's some mighty big fresh rocks down in that crater.
LMP: The walls actually look pockmarked. Sure enough, and they're not filled in. Pockmarked and it looks like somebody's painted white paint vertically down the edges and then it's been eaten away. i L"
LMP: ... that one ... into the LM.
CMP: Here is the earth. Hey, I got the view over here.
LMP: I guess I'd better get the high gain off, hadn't I?
CDR: Did it Just come up?
LMP: We need that ...
CMP: Do we still got high gain?
CMP: It's says minus 67 and zero.
LMP: Minus 67 and zero.
CMP: And zero.
LMP: Okay, MANUAL - and - AUTO - medium. There we go. Can't make up his mind between zero and - 360. Okay, we got them.
CC: Apollo 11, HoustOn ....
CDR: Do you want to talk to them?
CDR: ... Roger, Houston. Burn statu_ report follows: DELTA-T. zero; burn time, 17; angle through the lg pad values, DELTA-VG X was plus 0.3; VGy, minus 0.0; VGZ minus 0.1; DELTA-Vc, minus 5.2; fuel, 362; OX, 364; unbalance, plus 50, and a postburn NOUN 94, 66.1 by - -
LMP: Well, they look like they were made to go - That's - that's it, isn't it? Weren't they made to put here so you stow them by putting them on here in- stead of the way we do it?
CMP: Then we only have to decide what - what's sup- posed to go here.
LMP: I ... two of them.
CMP: Both of those - those things are in here.
CDR: ... worry about nothing goes in there ...
CC: Hello, Apollo 11, Houston. We've played back the LOI 2 burn. It looks really good to us. The systems were all good. We got an orbit on the limited amount of tracking at 65.4 by a 53.9. Over.
CDR: Sounds good, Houston.
LMP: I need that film now.
CDR: Okay, want to get film. It's a long trip to the film container.
CMP: You want something?
CDR: Oh, shoot. I'm going to have trouble getting in there.
CMP: How's it going, Neil? You getting any?
CDR: Well - Buzz, the 70-millimeter container's only got one black and white and one color in it - Isn't it supposed to - -
CMP: That's - that's not - that's mine.
LMP: You've got the wrong one.
CMP: No, that's not the right one.
CDR: The one - -
CMP: The one you want, Nell, is way over here in - R-13.
P: ge104 [ Day -
LMP: No, it's not in there; it was on my girth shelf.
CDR: Oh, okay, there it is. Did you get that one put back?
CMP: No, but I will.
CDR: Okay, appreciate it. I had it in my mind that - our - -
CMP: You want to do something to the polarizing filter, Neil?
CDR: Uh - -
CMP: I'11 stick it up there on the ceiling. There's a
CDR: - - not really.
CMP: - - we got room for it up there.
CMP: You want the 16-millimeter while you're down here, Nell?
CMP: The 16-millimeter bag as well?
CDR: Yes, I'11 take that one, too.
CMP: Well, that - damn stuff won't stick. Haven't got a piece of Velcro on there yet.
CDR: You're not ...
CMP: Man, can't you stop some of that racket up there?
CMP: That's the S-band - you turn your volumes down.
CDR: (Coughing) -
CMP: Is that better on the S-band?
CDR: There's one that's got mission rules in it - but I can't place - at the moment, put my hands on it ....
LMP: It's a NO-GO - GO/NO-GO - the one one I'm looking for. Hey, that's beautiful.
CDR: Like this?
CDR: That's the one we made the changes in, right?
LMP: Right. co--m-nd
CDR: It may be up in the - in the module, huh? Have you got another clip?
LMP: For the window?
CDR: I thought we might Just stick my - activation checklist right - right there, and we'11 be all ready coming in.
LMP: We may be ending up with one more than we're authorized - one, two, three, four, five. Yes, one of these will be changed over to - As a matter of fact, I stole one from Mike - hut one of them we'11 change over to the - -
CDR: I'11 go check around up here.
LMP: Oh, wait a minute, here it is. I got it. _ _ FI_TI _l i_ - . -_
CDR: I don't think the - - ?
LMP: This other one got changed.
CDR: No, it didn't.
LMP: You want to do that?
CDR: Yes, I can do that.
LMP: And in the meantime - Let's see, where'd the film go?
LMP: Now, the thing that would be nice to find out is if - how well - go - the 80-millimeter - with the film pack on it - in color.
LMP: You do put these in with this dark slide in, don't you? Is that right?
CDR: Which one you got? 60? 60 you do, and the 80 yOU - ...
CDR: Yes, dark slide in.
CDR: It'11 lock it the other way. That - that side - it'11 pull it closed.
LMP: Alright .... for telling me.
LMP: Boy, that thing goes all over, doesn't it? Maybe we ought to - do these the other way around. one of them is R and the other is S.
LMP: I'm going to put the R in the reserve camera.
LMP: And the S in the surface camera.
CDR: Good idea. CllPlJTI A L
LMP: Even though we're going to use them the other way.
CDR: Do you want to try it out in there?
LMP: I guess we could open the window here, Just as well.
LMP: The window's all - frosted over.
LMP: Well, I hate to stick my finger on it; I'm not sure which side it's on.
CDR: We'11 have to - have to turn the heaters on tomorrow.
LMP: No, I think when the sun gets on them, it'11 - ... them. Yes, the one on your side is ...
CDR: The black and white is magazine 2.
LMP: I don't guess there's any need to tape that up now.
LMP: We're on the back side now, right?
CDR: Yes, Just come into - we're Just coming into sun- light.
LMP: And we don't get the - contrast ...
CDR: What's the mission time, Nike?
CMP: Just a second. About 82 hours even.
CMP: 82:02.
LMP: Okay, when do you get your tracking?
CMP: In a little while.
CMP: About what time?
CMP: About another half hour.
CMP: Before 83 hours? _ J_ll I_IF-Ir_I_-I_ITJ I,. A
CDR: Wasn't like this yesterday - must be because the sun was on it.
LMP: Boy, look at that big mother coming up there. Looks like we're heading for - ... over the horizon.
LMP: I don't think there's any place except in the - in here, that it says anything about 16-millimeter footage -
CDR: In the card, right?
LMP: No, I'm thinking about for the descent. Here we are; 16 millimeter, HC-EX, f:4, 500, infinity, 6 frames per second. Okay.
CDR: You got the flight plan handy, Mike?
CMP: Yes, I have; Just a second.
CDR: I don't want it up here; I Just want you to - when you get a chance, to read off the items that are on there, make sure we got them.
CMP: It says perform housekeeping chores, stow helmets, stowage bags; unstow mirror, checklist, and disposal assembly. Stow interim stowage assembly, unstow and configure for use 16 millimeter, HC-EX, f:4, 500, infinity, 6 frames per second. That's all it says - on that page. That's where we are now. The next thing is an hour from now when we trans- fer to LM power and activate the COMM.
CMP: 12 feet per second - half an hour.
CMP: Did you say something about taking pictures right now?
CDR: No, no; stop the camera.
CMP: Yes, I know, I don't think it'd take a very good picture right now.
LMP: One thing, when you get way up here, you can - see a lot more of that secondary strut.
CMP: No, that thing - that's holding up those damn baffles.
LMP: Welt, if we could get a towel, we could get us a couple of fair-to-middling pictures out of here. A]right.
CDR: You want one?
CDR: Yes. Maybe - Some of it will come off, anyway.
LMP: Hand me a towel when you get a chance.
CDR: ... left window ...
CDR: This one's getting pretty well cleared off over here on the left.
LMP: You want the COAS in the forward window for undock- lng, huh? And you don't want the filter attached? I stuck it up here.
LMP: All that'11 do is warm it up.
LMP: When do we have AOS?
CDR: Well, we - we should have AOS in - oh - 16 - 18 - in about another 20 minutes.
LMP: Alright, then, I think - the way we're sitting, why, we're going to be able to get a picture - of the earth coming right up there. What do you think about that?
CMP: Unique feature - photography (laughter) .... on the top of it.
CMP: What have you been using, 5.6 at 1/250th?
LMP: What do you know, it works!
CDR: I could sure get the stop watch, huh?
LMP: Yes, you have the exact time to AOS - because I don't have my watch - set up for that.
LMP: ... _jm_L
CMP: I'm just fooling around; what do you need - AOS time? AOS is going to be - well, let's see - 82:30 - about 15 minutes from now.
LMP: Okay. I'11 get another good picture of what comes along. Well, hell, I guess we might as well load the other camera and make sure it works, too, huh?
CDR: Adjust the - chronometer and put the cables in it, huh?
CMP: Well, look, if we load this one - if I put the film on this one, and take a picture or two, well, I'11 have to take it back off again; that's the only trouble. I WOn't have to, but it doesn't stow as neatly. If you don't mind doing - powered descent with the camera in there, I think that's probably alright. Well, wait a minute, I bet I could put this one loaded where the other one goes -
CDR: Where have you hid the shaving cream, Mike?
CDR: No wonder - ...
CMP: Uh, ...
CDR: ... that's the reason - -
CMP: No, I don't think you know; I don't think you know; I don't see how you know.
LMP: Hey, Nell, you see any need for keeping this thing?
LMP: In the LM, this cover for the camera. Think about that for a while - I got it loaded, and I don't cba_e see any need to ever it. If it works now - I guess if it quits before we actually went EVA, why there might be some reason to. 5.6 at 250th, huh?
LMP: Now, a few pictures of that and one of earthrise and - and then we'11 stow it. r'11. CI I I IAL.
LMP: Well, I can't do anything until we transfer to LM power.
CDR: Do you know where the shaving cream is?
CMP: Shaving cream?
CMP: Yes, I sure do; it's - -
LMP: In the penlight.
CMP: - - in the penlight compartment, huh?
CMP: How about this thing; you see any need to - to keep that in the LM?
LMP: Nell, what did you do with the - ... camera back sight ?
CDR: I haven't had it.
LMP: Okay. What do you think about that?
CDR: I can't think of any reason why we might use it.
LMP: Well, there's a COAS - dust cover that I think fits in the same category, don't you? The thing that you got to move out to put the COAS in?
CMP: He's shaving.
CMP: I'm through with the flight plan, Neil, if you want it.
CDR: ... razor?
CMP: The razor should be in there with the shaving cream, isn't it?
CMP: It wasn't?
CDR: - - ... shaving cream. 4
CMP: The razor wasn't in there?
CDR: The razor's in here, and I think the shaving cream was when I pulled it out, but - -
LMP: . How much time to AOS, Mike?
CMP: 82:30 - about 5 minutes.
LMP: Don't know what I'm doing with VHF B on.
LMP: Hey, Mike?
LMP: You got VHF B available?
CMP: What? Say again?
LMP: I don't know. According to this lousy thing, I'm powering up VHF B - T/R.
CMP: Not right now, not for another half hour or so.
LMP: No, I know, but - Are you going to have your VHF on?
CMP: If I'm going to record your data, I am.
LMP: Well, it doesn't say doodly squat about recording data.
LMP: ... coming up now.
CDR: Did you get them?
LMP: No, sure didn't.
LMP: But I can't see ... - I see the earth, but it's a lousy picture.
CMP: Could you wait Just 17 I'm right in the middle of the event-timer setting.
UNKNOWN: Houston. We'11 be doing P22 in Just a couple inut_ [ 4
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C: You. we_t to come in, Nell? Going in?
LMP: Want back up?
LMP: Here's your shaving cream.
CMP: My only problem is I'm going to come over here and grab a switch and arm this hand controller.
CDR: Alright. I'11 be out of your way.
CMP: Okeydoke. I'11 tell you what you could do, if you're not doing anything else, is - supposed to take five ma_'ks 30 seconds apart. When I take the first one, you can take a hack and see - -
CMP: - - whether I'm spaced properly or not, you know what I mean?
CMP: Coach me along on when to take mAwk number 2, mark number 3, 4, 5.
CMP: And could you give me a hack on the MDC mission timer? It's going up to B5 minutes. Ready -
CDR: 35 minutes.
CMP: Okay, that's good. That program alarm is normal; it will reach that when the trunnion gets down below 50 degrees.
CMP: Al1 I'm doing is waiting for - the time; everything else is done.
CDR: You holding inertial, Mike?
LMP: No wonder the earth isn't moving.
CMP: Ho-hum, ho-hum. I only got set up for this thing about an hour early (laughter). Better late than never; better early than late.
CMP: ... should be coming over the horizon here pretty soon.
LMP: What should be?
CMP: 01d A-1. 01d A-1.
CMP: Now, we'11 see if you can find something that looks like A-1.
LMP: I got the earth down by the strut.
LMP: The problem with this window is, Nell, I think it's too cold in here.
CMP: Nell, I'm going to get up here and get pitch - MANUAL ATTITUDE PITCH to ACCEL COMMAND. Those hand controllers are armed, so beware.
CMP: If I'd known you were going to be here, I'd of incorporated you into the procedures.
CDR: Keep looking through the periscope, then.
CMP: What I need is - 0.3 to 0.5 on this thing, closer to 3. I'd get it, but you - -
CDR: I'11 watch.
CMP: - - Just as a doublecheck - -
CMP: The preflight - ...
CDR: That ... is working.
CMP: Okay, fine.
CMP: Okay, MARK it -
CMP: Number 1. They're 30-second m_wks.
CDR: 15.
CMP: How m_uy?
CDR: 15 - 20 - 25 - 30 -
CMP: MARK it -
CMP: I have a feeling somehow I got to do these ...
CDR: 15 -
CDR: 25 -
CDR: 15 - 20 - 25 -
CMP: Number 4.
CMP: Number 5.
UNKNOWN: Checklist says - You're going to go blind doing this - ... 06 71 - confirm 7000; 06 89 confirm ... 320 7oo0 ... -
CDR: Just leave it; keep pitching?
CMP: Yes. But I don't know why we're getting that thrust rate there, maybe the ... getting unhappy - -
CDR: ... look at that roll and stuff ... that yaw ...
CMP: Yes. It's Just like the simulator, remember that?
CMP: It's ...
CDR: We're yawing pretty good. 0.4, I'd say - -
CMP: We're going to have to check that out.
CDR: - - towards gimbal lock.
CMP: Toward gimbal lock?
CDR: It's only gone lO degrees towards gimbal lock.
CMP: Well, that's a pretty good error. I don't know why in the hell it does that.
CMP: Would you like to control the ...? I'd say we're going to keep pitching for quite a while.
CMP: Houston, Apollo 11.
CMP: Roger. Are you copying NOUN 129 on your downlink? If you've had enough time, I'11 proceed.
CMP: Look, what gimbal angle was that when - on the pitch - when that activity started, Just out of curiosity?
CDR: Oh, must have been around - 210.
CMP: Just like the simulator.
CMP: Okay, now, the flight plan says where we want to stop ..., that says so right here - pitch 229 is where we want to stop.
CDR: Okay, we've gone by that, however, quite a ways.
CMP: I'm sorry, let's stop, then.
LMP: Is that local vertical?
CDR: Okay. And after those pictures, ... lunar surface.
CMP: You want to go back to 229 or what?
CDR: Let me see the flight plan Just a second. Yes.
CMP: Might as well just - Just let it stop itself, Nell.
CDR: I've got to - look at the - -
CDR: - - the ...... like - gangbusters?
CMP: ... 225 is ...
CMP: MARK -
CMP: 02009.
CMP: 22590. Minus 00177.
CMP: Okay. So much for that.
LMP: A beautiful view out here, Neil. ...
LMP: What's the GET?
CMP: It's 82:51.
CMP: There's Mount Marilyn.
CDR: Yes. didn't any
CMP: Okay, we waste gas by doing what we did, but what we wasted gas by was that goddamn DAP activity; I don't understand that. Just like the simulator.
CDR: Sure enough.
CMP: You got a good view there, Nell?
CDR: Yes, I sure do.
CMP: Ail that procedure for P22 seemed to work very well. The only thing that was a little odd is that there was some DAP thruster activity. I had pitch in ACCEL COMMAND, and roll and yaw in RATE COMMAND, and somehow roll and yaw got excited, and DAP went into a flurry of thruster firing. We've noticed the same thing in the CMS and had Just written it off as a CMS peculiarity.
CMP: Well, one P22 out of the way. Ho, ho, hol
CDR: What were the results?
CMP: Well - -
CDR: Or could you tell?
CMP: - - they're sort of inconclusive because I marked - see, they gave me -
CMP: That's in work, Houston. Hey, how about holding this for Just a little bit?
CDR: Yes, let's hold this attitude a little bit; I want to look at the - -
CMP: Boy, that's beautiful out there, isn't it? n9
CDR: - - TPI approach. Man, this is really something; you ought to look at this. You want to watch our approach into the landing site; you got to watch right through this window. We're coming over - we Just passed Mount Marilyn. We're coming up on Maskelyne series here - straight out ahead, coming into the landing area.
CMP: Houston, we're holding inertial a little while to study the approach to the landing zone.
CDR: See the monocular -
CMP: I don't either, ...
CDR: Is there one?
LMP: Well, a crater - -
CMP: There go Sidewinder and Diamondback. God, if you ever saw checkpoints in your life, those are it.
CDR: But ... we don't get to see them.
CMP: You don't?
CDR: No, we roll over right here at this little - well, you see Boot Hill coming up right here?
CMP: Yes, yes, yes.
CDR: And Just beyond it that's - that crater right on track there, the big one?
CMP: That's Mount Marilyn? Psat Boot Hill?
LMP: No, Duke Hill.
CMP: Duke Hill?
CMP: No, I'm sorry ... that's - -
CDR: Duke Island, Duke Island.
CMP: Oh God, look at that Moltke; he's my favorite ... Look at that son of a bitch. You see all those roads - triangular roads leading right past him? IIJCI I
CMP: That's US l, I guess, huh?
CMP: There's crater 130 over there although I can't quite see - see 129, but I can't quite see 130.
CMP: Can you see ..., Nell?
LMP: I think I can see it, for sure. Yes, I got it beautiful - I can - I got the whole landing site here.
CDR: That far?
LMP: The one that's shorter there?
LMP: Houston, this is Apollo LM in the Eagle - Apollo 11 in the Eagle, and I got a beautiful view of the whole landing area,
LMP: Roger. I can see the entire landing area from the position I'm in looking out the left window in the LM.
LMP: Boy, that sure is eerie looking.
CMP: ... enough of a shot down there, but you can't find a single spot on the surface that doesn't look ... 1-degree sun angle, that's - that's Just a lousy sun angle.
CDR: That's spectacular out there - Looks like you're flying right into the side of a mountain, doesn't it?
CMP: Yes, sure does.
UNKNOWN: I missed taking a picture of it, ...
CMP: Well, that was good ... Shall we go to maneuver, I mean to sleep attitude - anybody object to doing that ?
CDR: That'd be alright.
LMP: Okay, I'm ready for you cats to transfer to I_4 power. What time GET you got?
CMP: 80 - -
CDR: Get the ..., Buzz.
CMP: - - 83 hours. You ready to do it?
CMP: You ready to do it?
LMP: Stand by. Yes, go ahead and do it.
LMP: You got 83 hours right now, huh?
CMP: Yes, 83 hours, and we're on IN power.
LMP: Glycol pump.
CMP: Houston, Apollo 11. How do you read on high gain? Over.
CMP: Okay. You want wide beam, for some reason?
LMP: Will you cut my SUIT POWER and AUDIO, OFF, please?
CDR: Okay, going OFF now. m-neuver
CMP: We're starting our to sleep attitude; roll 82, pitch 229, yaw zero.
CMP: About ready to maneuver?
CDR: You're past step 4?
CDR: Houston, 11.
CDR: What's the page?
CDR: Okay. We're on page - activation 12, 13, at step 4, verify descent t_lkbacks - gray, and they're barber pole.
CDR: Stand by. We've got it. We've Just had - one circuit breaker out of position. We have them gray now.
CMP: Watch that.
CDR: Don't we want it dark?
CMP: I thought the lights were going out. Man, that voltage is really falling off.
CMP: Hey, Mike.
UNKNOWN: ... VHF ... circuit breaker ...
CMP: I can't hear you, Buzz.
CDR: He says, "Why don't you turn on VHF B, just for kicks."
CMP: Alright, I'11 do it. You going to send me some data?
LMP: Yes, I'11 get right to it.
CMP: I'11 get right to it.
LMP: Soon as I get some COME first.
UNKNOWN: Yes, because when I - because when I record your data, I'm on SIMPLk_( A.
LMP: Yes, well, that's when you're talking at the same time.
CMP: Yes, okay. You want me Just to turn up B now?
CDR: There's signal strength.
LMP: Hello, Houston, hello, Houston; this is Apollo 11, Eagle. Over.
CDR: A lot of static - on the command module S-band.
CDR: Houston, Apollo 11. Radio check on S-band.
CDR: I'm not getting them on -
CMP: Well, we're almost at sleep attitude; Just stand by l, and, as soon as we get there, I'11 find out where they are. I'm going to dick withthe DAP right now.
CDR: I've got nothing but static.
CMP: Houston, Apollo 11. Over.
LMP: Hey, Mike, you transmitting on B?
CDR: Mike, what are you transmitting on up there?
CDR: What are you transmitting on up there?
CMP: I'm transmitting right now on OMNI A, but I'm about to get new high-gain angles; Just i second. Okay, we 're there.
CDR: How come I - he don't hear you on INTERCOM?
CMP: You should hear - -
LMP: Houston, Apollo 11; Apollo 11, Eagle. Over.
LMP: Roger. I read you about 4 by 4. Could you give me a short count, please?
CDR: Gees, I don't hear him.
CDR: We don't read them, Buzz.
CMP: He's - he's on LM S-band, Neil, apparently.
LMP: Roger. Are you copying m_ LOW BIT RATE? Over.
LMP: Roger. I'm all ready to switch to HIGH BIT RATE, if that's okay with you.
LMP: Standing by.
LMP: Houston, Eagle. Go ahead with the camera checkout. I'm still on low taps, and I assume there's no problem doing that. Over.
CMP: Houston, Columbia. How do you read on the high gain ?
CMP: Blap.
CDR: Did you hear him answer?
CDR: I didn't either. Buzz is reading him, though.
CMP: Houston, Columbia. How do you read on the high gain? Over.
CMP: Hey, how about asking them if they can hear me calling?
LMP: I don't believe they can hear you, Mike, ... sleep attitude.
CMP: Well, we're in sleep attitude, and I got the high- gain angles, and they should be good angles. And I'm locked on and I got about a half signal strength, and they can't hear me.
CMP: Houston, Eagle .... high gain ...
CDR: No go.
CMP: What'd he say?
CDR: COMMAND RESET.
CMP: ... try him again.
CMP: Houston, Columbia. Reading you loud and clear.
CMP: Armstrong says it's the hatch and - if we leave the probe and drogue there, we'11 save us some time tomorrow; I don't know if it's tolerable sleeping or not. I think what previous crews have been doing is reinstalling all that claptrap up in there.
CMP: But -
CMP: Yes, forward's okay.
CDR: I don't think that would be too horrible sleeping down there.
CDR: It's for sure it's not going anywhere; this one's bolted down two places - and this one is - -
CMP: You can try it. If we could find a place to put our legs back in there, it'11 be alright. ..-v,,,riL,
CMP: See - it's going to be hard to get into that - sampler there.
CDR: No - no, that's alright. That's the place for it.
CMP: Okay, lights went out - except for all those radio- active ones in there.
CMP: Well, COMM's good. Son of a bitch might work.
CMP: Sure it'11 work. Anything in a pretty cockpit like that is bound to work.
CMP: Well, I propose leaving the probe and drogue in here overnight. Save all - doing all that claptrap in the morning.
CDR: It's okay with me.
CMP: You through in the LM?
LMP: How's that going to affect - -
CMP: Sleeping!
LMP: - - sleeping? don't think it'11 affect that; I'd rather sleep, I'd rather sleep with the probe and drogue than have to dick with it in the morning.
CMP: I'11 be glad to sleep over there, alright? I
LMP: Alright, that's fine; I can have it there. I don't know how I'd get out, but - (laughter).
CMP: That's ..., alright.
LMP: Hey, you don't want to bring this one back? You on a weight-saving kick for the command module?
CDR: You want it?
LMP: Sure, you - -
CDR: There's room for the Hasselblad.
UNKNOWN: - you got stowage space?
CDR: You can have it if you want it.
LMP: You got a place to fix things that rattle around?
CMP: Sure. Like hatches? ... if you'11 take time to get out of the hallway.
LMP: Let's get some music.
CMP: Get out of my dA_n hallway, Aldrin, so I can put my hatch in and then we can all - -
UNKNOWN: How about these tapes?
LMP: Okay, 95:50 IVT to the LM. What time is it now?
CMP: 83:53.
CMP: I figure that as being 12 hours. About time for a Lomotil, huh? Well, not quite.
LMP: How about the systems stuff - to put the machine to bed.
CMP: You go to REACQ and NARROW?
CMP: So I guess the COMM's pretty well taken care of?
CMP: Have you got the waste water dump?
CDR: No, I haven't done that, but I will.
CMP: Let's see, I imagine we want to go out of VOICE? Or not?
CDR: Very, very - -
LMP: The whole bit they said.
CMP: Lunar orbit asleep; (cough) S-BAND SQUELCH, ENABLE?
UNKNOWN: I did it.
CMP: Got that, huh?
CMP: HIGH GAIN, REACQ, NARROW; antenna pitch angle - -
LMP: Yes, I did that.
CMP: - - that's all it says.
CMP: Plus the normal configuration.
CMP: Doesn't it say anything about DOWN VOICE BACKUP - or any of that stuff?
CDR: Waste water dump, we'11 wait until 84 hours; they may have the vent modeled or some crazy thing like that, so I want to he at the right time.
CMP: Well, let's see, normal lunar configuration. Well, it is DOWN VOICE BACKUP.
CMP: Well, let's get going here. PRIMARY, PRIMARY, HIGH, VOICE, (cough) PCM, RANGE, DOWN VOICE BACKUP, AUX TAPE, OFF; T_TRY to DATA; and UP TIM COMMAND to NORMAL; VHF A and B, OFF; RECEIVE only, ...; PCM/ANALOG, RECORD, FORWARD, NORMAL, NORMAL - that's okay, LOW - PRIMARY, REACQ, and NARROW. Well, COMM's set.
CDR: I got to vacuum up some water and dump the waste water t-_, and we're about set.
CMP: Hey, I got a fuel cell - 02 - -
CDR: Hey, our water's about all gone.
CMP: Did they say anything about the 02 purge?
CDR: Must have gone into the LM.
CMP: Yes, I think it did; it went on the windows. They didn't say anything about it, huh?
CMP: Well, I guess we'11 do it then. Anybody get my - Well, heck, I guess we're really not through with them yet, are we?
CDR: I updated the LOS time in your -
CMP: Yes. I think I'11 wait until we get them back again before doing the purge. Okay? Because, I know, don't maybe they want all that stuff done on the back side.
LMP: Well, I propose to give myself a little bit of a - a bath, but not to put that d,mn LCG on tonight. You never did ask them about the - about the ..., huh? I sure haven't found them.
CMP: I think we ought to do that.
CMP: Nell, you still got that tissue dispenser, the empty one?
CMP: What's baseline altitude? ... the altitude - descent altitude settings?
LMP: That's the - that's the last meal we eat before descent, huh?
CMP: Wowee!
LMP: 95 - that's - 7 - got 10 hours. Whew!
UNKNOWN: Might whip out that piece of bread in there.
LMP: Through in the tunnel, Mike?
CMP: Through, yes.
LMP: Okay, I want to get the lights out then.
LMP: What are your dosimeters reading?
CMP: ... up a little bit.
CDR: Mine says - ll012.
CMP: I can't read this little fart. Says 10013.
LMP: I think they all started out at even thousands. They had them each different so they could tell which was which.
LMP: Well, I don't know about you, but I think I'11 raid the pantry for some bite-size stuff.
LMP: I don't know when we'11 get a chance to use it - maybe some time - -
CMP: Monoculars?
CMP: - - during the maneuvers.
CMP: Found it, huh?
CDR: We're going to take that into the LN.
CMP: Yes. Sure can.
CMP: ... - ... novel and earn a million dollars.
CMP: Amazing how quickly you adapt - Why, it doesn't seem weird at all to me to look out there and see the moon going by, you know?
LMP: Oh, that is weird - that crazy moon out there again, huh? Funny-looking thing.
CMP: Buzz, this crazy bracket goes right here. It's probably right the hell in your way, isn't it?
CMP: No, no.
CMP: Not in your way?
CMP: No, I can survive with that.
CMP: Alright, let me put it up there; it'11 be one less thing to do in the morning. It's in backwards, but I don't think -
CMP: Well, if I don't need this thing anymore, I think Itll stow that one away. Systems are yours to- morrow?
CMP: I don't know as we've got much to do; there's a purge.
CDR: Is it 84 hours yet? Yes, it is; I'm going to dump the waste water.
CMP: You dumping?
LMP: (Cough) Boy, it's a dusty vehicle in here. Man! But that view approaching the landing site is Just fantastic right out - right smack out the window, you know that? Day 4
LMP: Except there's such a big shadow being cast by everything - -
CMP: i or 2 degrees, Nell?
LMP: - - that I really couldn't - -
CDR: I think ... - -
CDR: - - I could identify the Cat's Paw and I could identify the pair of craters right at the end, but I couldn't really make out the backward V nor the three little curved ones on one side - -
CMP: I didn't see the backwards either.
LMP: - - but I could see the area where it all was, you know, and - -
CMP: Yes, yes.
LMP: - - it didn't go any farther back that this, and it didn't really go any farther forward than that - it really didn't. You know, it was rougher than a cob (laughter).
CMP: Rougher than a cob, but I didn't see ...
LMP: Well, when you compare it with the surrounding areas, why it's - it's pretty reasonable.
CDR: You want this somewhere?
CDR: If you don't mind, I'11 put it on this big piece of Velcro over here by the fuel cell.
CMP: Yes, that's a good place for it.
LMP: Anybody for a barf bag?
LMP: Can you think of any use for a slide rule in the LM, Nell?
CDR: I can't think of any use for two of them.
LMP: That COMM was so good I don't think I'd need those d_u things ... Anybody
CMP: say anything about terminating battery current ?
CMP: You remember anything about that, Neil?
CMP: Somebody's blue towels? Did I dislodge those by mistake or did you have those?
CDR: No, don't believe I had them.