Otrobonita/noicy-space-talks huggingface dataset:
CDR: TELEMETRY is LO; perform voice and low-bit-rate check.
LMP: Okay. Do you want to - we can - we're down to step - 5 on page 1-118 - 1-18. Do you want to look at the bit rates some more?
LMP: You do not? Roger. We're going to LO bit rate. Okay. The book says perform voice and low-bit- rate check with MSFN. Row do you read?
LMP: Same-oh.
LMP: Okay, Houston. Our FUNCTION - S-BAND FUNCTION is in VOICE now. How do you read?
LMP: Houston, how do you read with the FUNCTION at VOICE? Over.
LMP: Okay, you're 5 by. And LO bit rate, how does it look?
LMP: Okay. We're going to HI bit rate.
CDR: How do you ...?
UNKNOWN: Okay. We'11 do the same thing with you. Voice check and high-bit-rate check.
UNKNOWN: Houston, how do you read now? Over.
CC: Okay. Give me a short count, please, Pete.
CC: 5, --.
UNKNOWN: Roger. You're very good. Okay, we're going to - bit rate is going LO, and we're going S-BAND RANGE to RANGING. Okay. How do you read now? Over.
LMP: Okay. How is the ranging check going?
LMP: Okay, Houston. Our ED bats are both GO at 37 volts, and the sequence camera works. DAY 3
LMP: MARK. Light streak - white streak in the right eye, upper center. Moving from up - - TIME SKIP
CMP: Hello, there. TIME SKIP
CMP: MAPPING CAMERA IMAGE MOTION is OFF.
UNKNOWN: darn ... DATA SYSTEM is ON. PCMBIT RATE, HIGH?
CMP: System - S-BAND AUX TV to SCI?
CMP: SM/AC POWER is coming ON.
CMP: Okay. MAPPING CAMERA is coming on to STANDBY.
CMP: Okay. Ready for MAPPING CAMERA and PAN CAMERA operations.
LMP: And that one.
CMP: Man, that peanut butter - -
CMP: - - peanut butter was really good.
CC: Okay, proceed, 16. 3
CMP: Okay. MAPPING CAMERA is coming ON.
CDR: I just might eat the peanut butter with no bread. How would that be?
LMP: Borrow some.
CDR: Can't find the bread.
LMP: Got to.
CDR: Yeah, I know it. And CAMERA
CMP: the PAN SELF TEST is completed..
CMP: Well, I - I saw the ... around here - this morning.
CDR: ... you say is true - -
LMP: ... peaches are delicious.
CDR: Oh, that - -
CMP: Charlie?
LMP: Yeah. They're good. Want a bite?
CMP: No, thanks.
LMP: Want a bite, John?
CDR: No, I Just had some peaches. I had to throw mine in the Jett bag ...
LMP: What are you waiting for, a word from them?
CMP: No. Waiting for the time to run out. Okay. The PAN CAMERA MODE barber poled and gone back to gray. That took about 40 seconds.
CDR: Now I lost my peanut butter .... I lose some of my peanut butter. .r
CMP: I was only kidding. If you find it floating around, I bet you'11 have a hard time finding the guy who hid it.
LMP: It's really good. Peaches is one of the best things we have.
CDR: ... good.
CMP: MAPPING CAMERA to OFF.
LMP: How did you cycle the film?
CDR: I didn't.
CDR: Ken did it.
CMP: The - Was there something you wanted to say at the end of this thing, Charlie?
LMP: Huh? No. I Just wanted to be sure at the end of this thing that the MAPPING CAMERA to STANDBY MODE - -
CMP: Huh? Oh - -
LMP: - - on page 1-16 - -
CMP: Oh, okay. While ... - -
CMP: That's after - after you've cycled the PAN CAMERA swit ch.
UNKNOWN: let me see the Flight Plan. Thank yOU ·
LMP: I ... Houston, Casper?
CMP: do you copy
CDR: I've Just been contemplating ... - -
CC: Read you loud and clear, Casper. Go ahead.
CDR: - - get to ...
CMP: The next item here is to take the MAPPING CAMERA to the STANDBY MODE, and I assume I should do that before I turn the - SM/AC POWER OFF.
CC: That's affirmative, 16.
LMP: Can they see that down there? ...
CMP: Yeah. Well, ... they can tell it, too.
LMP: ... cyle.
CMP: Could it take the cassette? Will it sit one place and still - corners it has to go around and ... cassette?
LMP: You could have, yeah.
CMP: Probably you would - -
LMP: Wait, yeah.
CDR: Oh-ho.
CC: ... Casper. After you turn the MAPPING CAMERA to the STANDBY MODE, we want you to add PAN CAMERA SELF TEST to HEATERS. HEATERS
CMP: Okay. You've got now, and we're in and SM/AC STANDBY, I'm about to turn the POWER OFF, unless you want me to hold it.
CC: Leave it on, Casper. Leave that power on.
LMP: ... he say ... STANDBY MODE that I leave it? ...
CDR: ..., yeah.
LMP: Uh-huh. L
LMP: I doubt it.
CDR: Number 2, a 3, a 4, a 5, a 6, ... all be ...
CDR: John, I tell you what I'11 do ...
CDR: I'11 .....
LMP: Wait a minute. TIME SKIP
LMP: That's signal strength for them.
CMP: Houston. Okay, we Just got the signal strength on Orion. TIME SKIP
UNKNOWN: That's where not having had an opportunity to fly all these things really leaves me uncomfortable.
CMP: Yeah. You know, it's Just - like there isn't just - you know, no chance to relax and that's so ...
CDR: That's exactly the truth.
CMP: Every time you turn around, even if you want to pick your nose, you got to be careful that you do it in the right sequence.
CDR: Right ...
CMP: Well, I guess I broke the injector into the next ...
CDR: Yeah, the injector ...
CMP: Well. No. I - I don't think I - I'm not aware of anything I did iD that injector that was wrong. I think the capture Just broke.
CMP: But - all the rest of that flapping around was due to my misinterpreting what I saw. I had visions of that nut coming off and filling the ... with water again. Okay.
CDR: HIGH GAIN angles are PITCH, minus 25; YAW, 307. But we ain't there. Maybe the HIGH GAIN ...
LMP: ... gonna slide right by us or something?
CDR: Yemh.
LMP: If it gets into red, is it gimbal locked?
CDR: Well, it hasn't got a chance yet. Is the SPS gimbal locked, too?
LMP: I told you wrong.
CDR: ... Got a GIMBAL LOCK light ...
CMP: Okay. That happens before you get the - your red ball. Because when you hit the red dot, you do coarse align - or the maneuver stops, excuse me. You get this in - about 5 degrees - about 70 degrees and then 75 degrees, you stop the maneuver. At 85, you coarse align.
LMP: How'd you make out?
CDR: Just no way.
CMP: Okay. Why don't you set these numbers in the GDC?
LMP: ... some?
CMP: ... or something ... Co - What is it? Cotangent 90 degrees or something ...
CMP: Infinity minus 1. Some such - -
CDR: Well, we'd better ... - -
CMP: ... Yeah. Okay. How about FUEL CELL VALVES - REACTANT VALVES to LATCH. SM/AC POWER to OFF.
CMP: Circuit breaker LOGIC POWER, two, close. Two, close. LOGIC POWER, two, to JETTISON. Oh, I'd hate to do this.
CDR: Why? Ken - why?
CDR: Afraid you might Jettison something besides the door?
CMP: No, I want to make sure it doesn't. The momentary switches, unless they got - unless they have solder balls in them, you can't go. That can't go without a solder ball.
CDR: Ken, ... one step away from Jettison ...
CMP: Yeah. I think I'm gonna stop right there - until we get our - until we do those things and actually torque to go for door Jett. And all we have to do to Jettison the door is - I'11 take my LOGIC POWERs to JETTISON, and I'11 Jettison the door, and then we power back down. Be sure we check the propellant to see if we shook any of the - RCSs - -
CDR: Keep your eye on the REAC'_ANT VALVES, Ken. You
CMP: We've got them in LATCH -
CDR: Keep an eye on them anyhow.
CMP: But - anyhow. That's right.
CDR: What's the other thing, this talkback?
CMP: Okay. These guys won't have talkbacks so we'11 have to check these.
CDR: ... close one.
CMP: Yeah. We'11 Just do that as a matter of course. And that's all here in the checklist. I mean, it's not like - like we'11 have to - we'11 have to red member these things.
CMP: Okay. Let's see, the other thing is the - oxygen and cryo - oxygen tank B and hydrogen tank 3 sit right on top of the service module door. So that's a good thing to be monitoring.
CDR: Think we ought ...
CMP: Okay. Turn the page and we'11 see what's coming after this .... Your left one's off. It's moving around ...
CDR: ... over here ...
CMP: Okay. I can do these things while I'm maneuvering. By definition, it's got to be 180 degrees. I've looked at the Flight Plan to check my ... maneuvers. Minimum 180 degrees. Yeah, ... into the computer. Okay. They haven't called up the - Well, I guess - pericynthian - DlUS 2 has the right weight and angles. We ought to get those before we get in there, I guess. Okay, we do this, we get the gyro
CMP: Yeah. Put ~ put the pad in the - in the book.
LMP: The Updates Book?
LMP: That's what I was gonna do.
CMP: It's still in here, too. Just in a useful place. Just ...
CDR: Put that in there, too?
CMP: The ... coming up. Let's Just put these in here, Just in the right place. Yeah, let me get moved up. We got an eat period in there. I'11 change my sensors during the eat period .... or something. Somewhere in here, we got to get - the cockpit ... set up for lunar orbit.
CMP: Then we'11 get out our cameras and all that stuff.
CMP: Yeah, I will need to use that mag but not until we get some stuff in here, get the booms and the ...
CMP: ... me your lens.
CDR: Are we using ...?
CMP: Doesn't matter .... Got to make a correction - orbital chart; and after that, sports fans, I think we're probably back in business.
CDR: Okay. You want to take that door off, that boom off there?
CMP: Okay. Do you want to see what kind of thing you've got to do out there? Doesn't look right.
CDR: Yeah. Coming down.
CMP: Yeah, it does. Okay. You want a - you want a helmet wipe? You want to - I - You want to wipe off all the little windows in the cockpit?
CDR: We'11 have to do that before we go into lunar orbit.
CMP: Just wait and do it then? Do it when - because - off one of those visor wipes in Just a minute.
LMP: I don't ...
CMP: I Just want something I can clean the windows with. They're sticky. Need a whole bunch of them.
CDR: You want to take that window right there off ... shade? ...
CMP: Charlie, ... by that power cable. These window shades work pretty good, but they still leak. They leak, but they get enough of a seal on them some- times that it's hard to get ...
CMP: What - what's wrong with getting a -
CMP: Well. No.
CDR: ... Call the_ up. Isn't that what you're gonna do?
CMP: Yeah, we're only a couple of minutes late.
CMP: Aren't we supposed to go at 59?
CDR: Yeah ....
CMP: Yeah? And maybe they'11 - -
CDR: Okay, Houston. Are we GO for SIM door jettison? Over.
CDR: Okay. Have you got the LOGIC POWER enabled?
CMP: No. I've got them - closed. They can't see it with the ... I'm down to here - three steps from Jettison. There's - Okay. I was gonna hold up on that. I'11 go ahead and give you a LOGIC POWER to JETTISON at this time.
CMP: Here comes - LOGIC POWER JETT 1 to JETT, and number 2 to JETT.
CDR: Okay, they're armed.
CDR: Okay, understand. GO for door Jett.
CMP: Okay. And we checked that the cabin regs - emergency regs Ewe set. They're in BOTH. The surge tank pressure looks good. Does it? Hey, Charlie, watch your - -
CMP: - - toes ...
LMP: Yeah .... Man, thank you.
LMP: Okay. I'm ready with the camera.
CMP: Okay. But really, we're about - 4 minutes out.
LMP: Then let's go. Let's go. You have to be right on the second.
CMP: Well, I _on't see any reason why we shouldn't do it on the second.
LMP: Okay. Well, I'11 get of this position then. didn't
CMP: I'm sorry. I realize you were in - Okay. Surge 3 - surge is good. Hydrogen pressures are good; quantities - there's 3 ... could be -
CMP: Is there any more?
CMP: No. That lower trajectory - probably going to have a hard time picking them up initially. You ought to go right out that way. And - there's a little particle that's Just floating - look at that little guy Just coasting along there, Just sitting there.
CMP: Okay, repress package is good.
CMP: Okay, John, if you'11 Just give me a little countdown at 69:59.
CMP: Why don't you get the platform ... There we go.
CMP: Man, I feel like if going to POO coarse aligned the platform - -
CMP: (Laughter) You know, the - the most natural thing in the world, the safest operation you can ever think of, is go to POO. And what happens? The platform coarse aligns.
LMP: ... that attitude ...
CMP: But according to my friend Murphy, it will occur Just prior to the circ burn, Just prior to the TPI - -
CMP: Yeah (laughter).
CDR: I didn't realize ... circ burn that ...
CMP: Oh, don't tell me. Sounded like they hadn't researched that one this way. Sounded like they'd researched it for the factors ... it's safe, you know, we aren't in ... - -
CMP: But you know what? I believe, just like the - you know, I think that the general attitude that we have seen, a one-in-a-million glitch, is prob- ably quite correct.
CDR: ... our luck.
CMP: (Laughter) We - we uncovered - -
CMP: - - somebody else's glitch. Well, that's part of the statistics, I guess. One in a million, when you've had yours, don't mean that you ain't gonna get the - that somebody hadn't gone 2 million hours without a - -
CDR: ... down there since 1972. Now maybe zero g puts the little things closer to ...
CMP: Yeah, maybe. There's so many subtleties to this program we ain't figured out yet. Lot of °.., very subtle things. That's why ... glitches. I'm Just amazed that we worried about anything happening.
CDR: Yeah, that's amazing .... It's really ... Okay. A minute and 15 - -
CMP: You notice, that signal strength doesn't stay as high as I thought it would, do you think? Has it ever come up full on the high gain, Charlie? Or is that as high as it's gotten?
CMP: Okay. It's up on a minute. Give me a call at 30 seconds.
CDR: Thirty seconds to door Jett.
CMP: Thank you. I've got the switch guard up.
CDR: I'11 count you down from 10.
CDR: Ten, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1 -
CDR: JETT.
LMP: Man alive!
LMP: Beautiful. Beautiful!
LMP: Yes, sir. Just great.
CDR: Okay. Reac valves, you guys.
CMP: Reacs - they're good.
CDR: Okay. The door went, and I don't think anything changed much, from what we could tell.
CDR: It was a big bang. Look at it spinning around in there. See it, Ken?
CDR: Can you see it?
LMP: Yeah. Sure is beautiful.
CDR: Oh. Yeah. You can see it out this window, too. Give me the camera quick. I think I can - :.-C.Q.NFID IIAL
LMP: I got it right in the middle of the -
CDR: You got it? Okay. That's beautiful.
CMP: Yeah. There's the satellite and everything. (Laughter) Probably shouldn't tell them that. That'11 scare them. That'11 - that'11 upset them.
CDR: Okay, Houston. We can watch it spinning around out both the center window and Charlie's window, and it's - -
LMP: Okay. Cameras ...
CDR: - - quite a sight. Every time it comes around the bright side, the bright side front really flashes.
LMP: Let's go over the checklist. SM/AC
CMP: I am. LOGIC PO_R, two, OFF. POWER coming on. FUEL CELL REACTANT VALVES to NORMAL.
LMP: NORMAL. Go on.
CMP: SERVICE MODULE RCS PROPELLANT talkbacks, eight, gray.
LMP: They are all gray. Are we gonna ...?
CDR: He already did.
CMP: HELIUM talkbacks, eight, gray?
CMP: We got the SECONDARIES, CLOSED?
CMP: SELF TEST to HEATERS. Excuse me, Charlie.
CDR: ... lose something ...
UNKNOWN: ... When you find it floating around, I think you'11 ... might not even get it. Page DAY 4
CDR: ..., Charlie, ...
CDR: This where we ... here?
CDR: Yeah. You can turn it on ...
CMP: Hey, we got something in that kit that'11 clear your sinuses up?
CDR: Actifed.
CDR: Afrin ...
CMP: ... you squirt in there to - -
CMP: Yeah, I need to do something; this thing's getting worse.
CDR: Well, we checked the switches three times. I guess it wouldn't hurt to check them again. (Laughter) Okay .... popped.
CDR: It's on panel 229 over there, Charlie. It's ... - -
LMP: I ain't heard a thing pop.
CDR: You ain't heard nothing pop?
CMP: Interplanetary I0S [?] .... plain ...
LMP: Well, that'11 ...
CDR: Say that did kind of head out?
CMP: Ooh. I think I was right.
CMP: That guy had died. My nose ain't that stopped up. All that goes through is the odors, no oxygen.
CDR: Whew! I see what you mean. That was me.
LMP: It's not - -
CMP: Send that out of here.
CDR: Smells a long time .... You guys are putting that on the tape, too ....
CMP: Just be glad they don't have a gas inlet around here.
CMP: Oh, machine, do your thing. I won't badmouth you for being a marshmallow again.
CDR: Okay. Coming on 2 minutes.
CDR: ... daylight, we'11 see it.
LMP: We going to burn, we come into daylight.
CMP: Don't look.
CDR: No, don't look, we got too many - too many things going bad for us to look this time. Look after the burn. Get right there and then you get ... Phewl
CDR: Okay, gonna do it right in i minute ... Stand by.
CDR: One minute. EMS ...
CMP: TRANSLATION POWER, we don't need. The light is out. DELTA-V THRUST A is coming on -
CMP: Okay, average g is on. It's counting. Looks good, though.
CDR: 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5 - 50 99 - -
CMP: PRO.
CDR: Took; 2, i - -
LMP: A's open. SPS - Okay, lights are out.
LMP: Pressure's looking good.
CMP: Stable. Bank B.
LMP: They're open.
CMP: I felt a - seemed like they dropped.
CMP: Pressure is 90 on the gage.
LMP: Pressure's looking great here. Helium valves are open. PUGS is looking good.
CMP: I can feel that sucker bring that second bank on.
CDR: Yeah, I felt that, too.
LMP: Okay. We - I see it in the reflection in the LM windows.
CDR: Keep your. eye _on,_hem, babe.
LMP: I am. I got them, babe.
CMP: What was the alarm at the start?
LMP: It went out, whatever it was. I think it was a overpressure on the SPS; now it's back nominal.
LMP: Okay, fuel's running a little low. It's running about 165. Coming up on a minute.
CMP: Chamber pressure's staying, and - coming up a little bit, maybe. Up 92.
LMP: MARK, 1 minute.
CMP: Okay. Doesn't register on the g meter (laughter). Okay, gimbals are still steady.
LMP: Okay. Stand by -
LMP: MARK. Loose limit.
CMP: Chamber pressure's going up a little.
CMP: Yeah, I gave you bum dope. I was calling that 90, but it was 95.
CDR: Son of a.gun.
CMP: Inside.
CDR: Inside.
LMP: ... 130.
CMP: That's really 96 psi on the chamber pressure.
LMP: PUGS is looking great.
CMP: Attitudes are holding. How do the two DELTA-Vs compare, John?
CDR: DELTA-Vs compare pretty close, as matter of fact.
CMP: Measurables ... I mean, to go.
CMP: About 10.
CDR: Yeah, 10 apart. Lot closer than in the simulator.
LMP: MARK, 2 minutes.
CMP: ... coming down.
CMP: Trim's ... Chamber pressure, 97.
CDR: Okay. What's the cut-off?
CMP: BMAGs look good.
LMP: Four - about 04:15.
CMP: Four - yeah. 04;30.
LMP: 04:20, actually.
CDR: Yeah. You're gonna make me nervous ...
CMP: When I say what?
LMP: MARK; 02:30.
LMP: CMC's right on, with my time. PUGS is about 100, unbalanced, and holding. Decrease.
CDR: ... Looks like it's working, doesn't it?
CMP: Man, it sure does.
UNKNOWN: up on 3 minutes - -
CMP: ... (laughter). Chamber pressure - -
CMP: - - 78.
LMP: Okay, we got 150 on the PUGS, unbalanced, decrease.
CMP: Okay. Don says that if we watch it go, it'11 go down to about - almost 200 and then work its way back up.
CDR: Okay. Three minutes. Right on time.
CMP: Man, that thing is - their prediction is right on this.
LMP: ... heard of it.
LMP: Okay, coming up on 03:30.
CDR: EMS and the DELTA-V to go are right together. Perfect.
LMP: MARK; 03:30.
CMP: Chamber pressure's at 98.
LMP: Stand by for the tight limits -
LMP: MARK. Tight limits. We're at 200; unbalanced; Jiggling around a little bit; decrease.
LMP: Coming up on 4 minutes. SPS pressures are rock solid.
CMP: Inside (laughter).
LMP: I'm not, I'm looking at the gages. I was having a little bias back there. Okay?
CDR: Okay, and now for ...
LMP: Stand by for crossover.
CDR: E_Ss and this thing are right together. Couldn't be any closer.
LMP: It looks like we've had crossover.
CMP: Okay. My chamber pressure very smoothly increased to 100.
LMP: Okay, and the unbalance went a back - that's Jig- gling around on zero. Stand by.
CMP: Man, that mental machine.
CDR: Keep doing it, machine.
LMP: MARK; 5 minutes. Unbalance is 150, decrease. Looking great.
CDR: ... to go.
LMP: Helium's down to 1800. Nitrogen's looking great.
CMP: Man, that time is gonna be 06:14.
CMP: Casper, you're gonna lose your bar [?].
CDR: That's really spectacular.
LMP: Okay. Stand by, on 05:30.
LMP: MARK; 05:_30.
CDR: At shutdown, maybe we can get another light ...
CMP: Yep.
LMP: Okay. Rock solid. Thirty seconds.
CMP: Not gonna get there early. Got 10 seconds overburn to worry about.
LMP: Yeah. 100, decrease, unbalance, looking super, 40 percent. Six minutes -
LMP: 06:05 -
LMP: MARK. 06:10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15 - -
CDR: Auto shutdown.
LMP: - - 15.1- -
CDR: MASTER ALARM.
LMP: RCS pressure.
CDR: RCS pressure.
CMP: Okay. Two, 3 - -
LMP: It went high on the - -
CMP: - - 4. Okay. We've done our thing. We didn't get anything here. You want to - -
CDR: ... numbers?
CMP: - - copy those Two, 3, 28039.
LMP: Okay. What, 28039?
CMP: Yeah, 28039.
LMP: They're okay.
CDR: Plus 0.2, minus 1 -minus O, minus 1. We got to look at 1620, right?
LMP: ... 5-5.
CDR: 1620.
LMP: You're not gonna trim.
CDR: No, but - -
CMP: Okay, get the - DELTA-Vs now - I mean, DELTA-V, 20.
CDR: That Just call a NOUN 20?
CMP: Yeah, VERB 6.
CDR: Okay. ENTER. Okay, now let's - Roll's fine - -
CDR: - - ... 02. 35799.
CDR: Plus 26.8.
CDR: That's good. You get that?
LMP: Good, yeah. Let's go with the gimbal motors.
CMP: Okay. Wait a minute now. Let me see if we got everything here. GIMBAL MOTORS, four, OFF. Okay. MAIN B.
LMP: Go. Both OFF.
CMP: Okay. $ERVO POWER. Go ahead and go to POO. I'11 do this one. Two, OFF.
LMP: ... on.
CMP: Okay, hand controllers are locked. DIRECTs, OFF.
CDR: That's off,
CDR: OFF. DIRECT POWER, OFF.
UNKNOWN: DIRECT ULLAGE - -
CMP: - - was never closed.
CDR: Circuit breaker, PITCH 1, YAW 1. I sure got that.
UNKNOWN: Okay, did we get all that?
CDR: _4S FUNCTION, OFF. STANDBY.
CMP: STANDBY ...
UNKNOWN: DEAD BAND to MAX.
CMP: BMAG$, three, to RATE 2. BUS TIES are OFF, Charlie?
CMP: Okay, the BIT RATE - -
LMP: Going LOW.
CMP: You want to do one?
CDR: Huh? Do I?
LMP: Well ...
CMP: You should be able to. Be right at the terminator.
CDR: Right at the terminator, huh?
CDR: Trouble with the terminator, this Moon is so ragged, I can't - do it even. I'11 get a decent terminator shot.
CMP: I'11 take care of all that. Okay, there's Taylor, Taylor A ... Z_llner - then we have to have ... Descartes. That is Descartes, right there. See the - ...?
CMP: Right down - Here, let me - get to this window; I'11 show you. Right there? The crater Descartes TIME SKIP
CMP: Well, I guess that - that sort of makes 6 days of PTC not so bad.
CMP: Let's see, I ought to be able to do both of these at the same time, or can I? Tsk, tsk, tsk, tsk, tsk, tsk, tsk.
CDR: Both of what?
CMP: Both these dumps.
CMP: ... separate.
CMP: What time was our - AOS - I mean, sunrise?
CDR: Sunrise -
CMP: Just look at the Flight Plan, there ....
CDR: You hope.
LMP: We got to get going here, I'11 tell you ....
CMP: Well, we've got at least 20 minutes, Charlie.
CDR: Charlie, ... Okay. AOS ... LOI, 74 - -
CMP: No, no, no, no. Look at the Flight Plan where the column stops. It goes from black to white.
CDR: Oh. Okay. 76:18 ...
LMP: Sunrise?
CDR: I don't know. No, it's - -
LMP: 76:28, man.
CMP: No, couldn't be.
CDR: Well, it - if it goes to black to some other squiggly line, what is that squiggly line? It goes from black to a squiggly line. Okay. And then it becomes full sunrise at 76:35.
LMP: Okay, what settings do I use on this color? I don't see how this can show that terminator with color film.
CDR: Have any ...?
LMP: Em.
CDR: No, you admit my ability to read the chart. It's wrong. (Laughter) One small step for mankind, here. What do you make it out to be, Charlie?
LMP: 76:28.
CDR: Is that when it gets daytime? Or get sunrise?
LMP: That's our sunrise.
CDR: Our sunrise. Well, that can't be sunrise, man. He ain't gonna believe that. That's because you're looking at it ... which you ain't gonna ever see again (laughter). Every time we did this on Apollo 10, a FUEL CELL light came on; every time we ... And I was totally ignorant of what the fuel cell ... in here somewhere ...
CDR: Where are the scissors ...?
LMP: I put both pair down there in the ...
CMP: Okay. That's what we need to know.
CDR: Did we stop logging our intake and all that stuff today?
CMP: Yep. Did that this morning. I mean, after the first ... What time did they say we get the AOS? About -
LMP: He didn't say.
CDR: I never said.
LMP: Neither did the ground.
CDR: They're supposed to give us a rev 2 update for that stuff, and they did, didn't they?
CMP: No, I don't think they're supposed to·
CDR: Start coming out ·..
CMP: Yep. It's altered in the Flight Plan.
CDR: I guess this is the real crux. If you don't get around on this rev, they've really screwed up.
LMP: We had ·.. terminator I'm supposed to take a picture of.
CMP: Then what?
CMP: You want me to take a picture of Crookes or not? I - I --
LMP: Go ahead·
CMP: I ...
LMP: I don't want you to take a picture of anything; ·.. asked--
CDR: ... asked us to ask you to take a picture of it.
CMP: Oh. He did. Okay, ...
CDR: Please tell those guys - please tell Ken - -
LMP: Exactly what he said·
CDR: - - that - -
LMP: We're sorry he doesn't want to.
CDR: What he said was, "I'd like to get a picture of Crookes·" He said, "There's a possibility that you guys may be able to pick it up, depending on whose window you're sitting in at the time· I know Ken looks at it, but I don't know if you do or not; but if you happen to be sitting there and L it comes around, why don't you get a picture of it?" That's what he said. On account of something, I forget what ....
LMP: I'm proud of you.
CMP: Now, how about putting the 215 lens on there?
LMP: Okay. Is that our waste water tank?
LMP: Still got 20 percent more to go.
CMP: Don't - don't ... (laughter).
CDR: I'm not able to tell that they're doing any of that.
CMP: You're right. That's a - that's a rather startling sunrise, isn't it?
CDR: Waste water ... 20.
LMP: Okay, it's on, Ken.
CDR: You want to get over here, Ken?
LMP: It's out of this window. Crookes's supposed to be.
CMP: It should be out - out of here or there, either one. This seems to be fine.
CMP: ... I have one at ...
CDR: Okay, we got our fuel cell purge now?
LMP: No. I'm gonna start it right now.
CMP: Okay. Let's see, get - get the - Suppose we could use magazine SS? That other one.
LMP: That one's the magazine you want to use for this? r_ _ , . _ _ ' . , _.=
CMP: Okay, and this is gonna be ... 7 ... 6 ... okay ... SPS pressure.
LMP: Going up, you mean?
CMP: I put it to acknowledge [?] because it was on con- tinuously. Must be ... It looks like it's gonna go higher. It's about 210 now.
LMP: Well - Yeah, if the light was on, though, it should come back on again.
CMP: It may have gone off from being cooled down.
LMP: Yeah. Okay. Probably.
CDR: Take a look in there. The condenser's normal ....
LMP: Starting to open the purge .... Maybe we better turn off the waste water dump.
CMP: Okay, I'11 get it. What's that?
LMP: Fuel cell 1. Okay.
CMP: Have you already done the - -
LMP: It's did with the purge.
CMP: Oh. All right. Okay· Okay. This is off.
LMP: Okay, right at 10.
LMP: Man, we are streaming out a lot of particles with us. Okay, this terminator's coming up, Ken.
CMP: Okay. I'm coming. Well, we're not gonna be directly over it until about 34, which is 2-1/2 minutes.
LMP: You wouldn't believe all the particles we've got.
CMP: Look at that l Real pretty.
LMP: I'm gonna let you get the ... I'11 get the ... 167
CMP: Well, it's not clear to me we're gonna get anything here.
LMP: That's really spectacular. Oh, this is beautiful! Contrast.
LMP: H 2 purge, MASTER ALARM.
CDR: ... that one.
LMP: See it coming, Ken?
CMP: Get these. I'm not sure it's - Harry [?] wants pictures of stuff like that .... Get one here of this - these guys right here in the bottom of this thing. That should be ...
LMP: Look at the depth of that crater!
CMP: Except for the full Sun, it makes it look very - very - -
CDR: A lot deeper than it is.
CMP: ... picture.
LMP: ... on?
CMP: No. Thank you.
CDR: Here's where they turn into hills.
CMP: ... take a couple of pictures here .... Excuse me.
CDR: There's that central peak in Icarus.
CMP: Have you got Icarus? Right
CDR: out there on the right. You didn't see that, Charlie.
LMP: Oh yeah, I see it, It's taller than a - There it is. Right there. See it? ?
CDR: It isn't really taller,
LMP: Right out here. Right on - almost on ... horizon.
CMP: Okay, Charlie ....
CDR: Why does it look rounder coming around this way than it does when you go into the terminator; it looks straight on the other side.
CMP: There's some suspicion that there's a different material.
CDR: Ail right. Just wanted to ask ... Did I say the middle of Icarus looks like a big ... volcano? Couldn 't.
CMP: What did you call it? Icarus?
LMP: H 2 p_rge, MASTER ALARM ....
CMP: Let's see, we're about 37:06 and there's -
LMP: What's a flashing 37 doing there?
CDR: Ken will figure it out for you.
CDR: Looking at the Moon hurts my head. I won't look at it. There's too much down there I don't understand.
CDR: Charlie, Just keep ... on the book.
CDR: That's why I'm purging the fuel cell.
LMP: I tell you, when we get down to 8 miles, we're gonna really look like we're down among them.
CDR: Sure are.
LMP: What PTC ...,_Ke_?_
CMP: Yeah ....
CMP: Okay. Get back here, Charlie.
CMP: Okay. I guess I can turn that purge - that waste water dump off.
CDR: Stuff is coming out, Ken.
CMP: Okay. Our waste off.
CMP: Okay; we get the AOS at -
CDR: It really fires thrusters ...
CMP: ... firing thrusters.
CMP: Yeah. What do you - what made the comment that you said was really firing one of the thrusters?
CDR: Well, I don't know. I don't know.
CMP: They all look different to me when I go hanging upside down.
LMP: ... _ · q' P
CMP: I know they're not supposed to, but they sure do.
LMP: Sure do ...
CMP: Look at those little tracks down there running in between these two craters.
LMP: ... big blocks ...
CDR: Seen with the naked eye from 60 miles, they've got to be big ....
LMP: They're really big.
CMP: Which one are you looking at?
LMP: And it has a ray ...
CDR: I have to agree that the back side is rather monot- onous looking, although I'm sure each one of these craters tells us something, if you're smart enough to know what's going on.
CMP: Wish I could clean this window.
CDR: Isn't that terrible? Wonder how that happened?
CMP: I don't know. It's on the outer pane.
CDR: Yeah. Inside of the outer pane.
CMP: Yep. It really makes a difference with the binocs.
CMP: Man, those are huge features.
CDR: What gets me is the ridge - is the - is the ridge line rou - around ... Man, there is Just not a flat place anywheres. Do we go over Gagarin?
CDR: I didn't think so. We're coming up on something like Mendeleev now? Probably?
CDR: That big flat thing right there.
CMP: Looks about right.
CDR: You want to get a picture of the Sea of Moscow? Anybody gotten any good pictures of it?
CMP: ... we have enough Sim.
CMP: AOS? Maybe we should turn this thing off before AOS. dump?
LMP: The
CMP: Yeah .... - -
UNKNOWN: Am I looking up north for that?
CDR: You're looking up north. Yeah, you're looking north.
CMP: Is there still stuff coming out of our dump?
CDR: No. It's about to stop.
CDR: Want me to get a picture of it on the right?
CDR: It really makes a - Give - give me a thing.
CDR: What should I take it at?
CMP: I don't know, John, I'11 have to go and see, here.
CDR: This can't use 250 at f/11? Oay4
CMP: I'd better dump it.
CMP: I ain't sure that's the right thing, but I know it --
CDR: This is probably about right for right in here.
CMP: Where did my little wheel go?
LMP: Here's one right here, Ken.
CMP: ... Thank you. Well (laughter) -
CDR: Will a 250-millimeter lens get it?
CMP: John, I don't - I can't see through you, I don't know. But I would think that on the horizon you get most anything because - -
CDR: Yeah, but that's a long ways out.
CDR: No, I'11 do it ...
CMP: ... Ten-year medals for free.
CDR: ... tracking that out ...
CMP: ... Right?
LMP: This is the most unique crater I've ever seen; the one right here with the black rim. It's all white except for the rim. See that bright crater.
CMP: Yeah, yeah. That's - that big crater is Chaplygin and the - -
CDR: Okay. That was the Sea of Moscow. Excuse me.
CDR: Whatever that means.
LMP: Take any good pictures yet?
CMP: Yes ......
CDR: ... handle it ... Soviets ... eat their heart out ...
CMP: If they come, I bet they don't quit.
CMP: You - you -
LMP: You know, this window 5 is a little foggy on the outer pane, too.
LMP: Just a little.
CMP: What frame number was that?
CDR: That frame number was number 4 .... number 4.
LMP: Now, we're gonna be able to see earthrise right now.
LMP: You want to get a picture of earthrise?
CDR: Well, probably not. There's probably only been 10 million pictures already took of it. But if you're looking for PR, like the Sea of Moscow or some other thing ...
CMP: What'd you take it at, 1/2507 f/11 - f/87 John?
CDR: I put it 1/250 at f/11. f/8 was probably a better choice.
CMP: Okay, ... Let me get it set.
CDR: Yeah, pitch, 10, and yaw, 355. We pick them up on OMNI C, and then we'11 shift over.
LMP: Yeah, we can do that.
CMP: Okay. And in a few mintes, we're gonna do our systems checks. Huh?
CMP: Yeah. Okay, we're gonna do our systems checks for DOI. Another one of these things we can get started early.
CMP: Dang it .... window screwed up like that? It's really ...
LMP: I can't believe it.
CDR: What's that, Charlie?
LMP: That that's the fu - (laughter) - Tape recorder - that that's the Moon down there.
CDR: It's the whole thing.
LMP: The whole thing. I thought we'd see Tsiolkovsky this rev. Oh, yeah.
CMP: It comes again.
LMP: That right? Oh, yeah.
CDR: Yeah, I imagine when the Soviets start up here, they'11 set up their lunar base in the first place; stay for a while.
CMP: Now that's really frustrating.
LMP: I can't understand what ... doing out over that way.
CDR: Man, there sure is a lot of things up here that I don't understand. Look at that big crater down south with the rocks in it. Or - you - you're looking right at it. It's got layers of walls there.
CMP: Which direction? That bright one there?
CDR: Yeah, the bright one. With the lay - it's got layers of walls in it. I don't know what the name of that one is. It looks like - you get a little higher Sun angle, it looks like anthracite coal laid in against chalk. It doesn't look that way right now.
LMP: It's really a unique crater chain down there. Really - ... south of track,
CMP: Okay, is that -
CDR: Yeah, that's ... right there.
CMP: Well, that's not - those crater chains there. Let's see, we Just passed .,. probably?
CDR: I Just can't get it.
CMP: Try it again. You got King? Isn't that King back there?
CDR: Right out to the left.
LMP: I don't see it. It may be in your window.
CMP: Way out there.
CMP: Way out there, yeah.
CDR: Okay, I'm looking - right there.
CMP: Yeah. I can see it.
LMP: .., What do you think about King?
CMP: See_it's got kind of funny little things in it - -
CMP: ..... that - things that look like lava flows -
LMP: (sneeze) mm wmt
CDR: But they've got to be lava flows running down the side of that mountain there - -
CDR: - - whatever made that crater.
CMP: It's pretty big.
LMP: Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. It's got to be lava flows.
CMP: Okay. These crater chains running down here should lead down to Tsiolkovsky.
LMP: They do! Aha! There it is! ...
CDR: Okay, there's ...
CMP: Oh, hey, that is pretty - -
LMP: Isn't that something? ... - -
CMP: Isn't that a beauty?
CDR: Yeah, dang.
CMP: That - that must be one of the more spectacular things that ... here.
CDR: Oh, you bet.
CMP: Well, I'd cancel the earthrise here.
CMP: What a treat. And so many things, I can't get. I'm like a little kid with ice cream; I don't know where to start.
LMP: Oh, these windows are Just really frosting.
CDR: Should be AOSing here pretty quick.
CDR: Shouldn't we, Charlie?
CMP: Not until we get earthrise.
CDR: ... what I mean. We were talking to them about King the last time we came across here.
CMP: We should get AOS at King. Now is that Thesaur [?]?
CDR: No, that's not Thesaur [?]. There's Thesaur [?]. Thesaur's [?] right here.
LMP: Ken, is it that little bright one right down there south of King?
CMP: That's what I was Just wondering, but I think that Thesaur [?] is supposed to be bigger than that.
CDR: ... could be ... the rays probably coming out of the King.
CDR: It looks like it goes in the same sort of a ... See those bright things on the bottom of it?
CDR: ... know what this ... and how all this happened.
CMP: Look at this - I never noticed this before. We got a crater chain. It goes from here, right straight to the horizon.
LMP: Yeah. Right along the track.
CDR: Well, you ain't been here but a few hours.
CDR: Right straight to the horizon?
CMP: Yeah. There's a - it starts down here.
LMP: South of Thesaur [?].
CMP: And these two - see these two craters?
CMP: It's almost right in the center of this window. Starts - And these two craters are together.
CMP: And then it cuts down here and it goes towards the horizon and stops at the mare.
LMP: Better get ready to ...
LMP: While we were - while we were ... I guess the weight was 25 pounds, 10 percent.
CMP: Man, it's frustrating when one of these things pops those things in and out. Wonder what it is that makes it do this; it doesn't do it when you look at it. It only does it when you hit the binoculars. One other picture.
CMP: Waste water dump still open?
CDR: No. Better not be .... now.
CMP: No, I don't think the waste water dump ... particles?
LMP: There it comes; there it comes, you guys!
CDR: Oh, looky at that.
LMP: Isn't that spectacular?
CDR: Man, instant earthrisel
CMP: Look at that guy creep up.
CDR: (Applause)
CMP: I don't care if we got 10,000 - - .'-U TiA L
CMP: - - we're going to have 10,001 ... of these (laughter) ... - -
LMP: Hurry, quickl
CDR: Take it? Got to go to REACQ and you're at - high gain ... - -
LMP: No. No ....
UNKNOWN: Houston, 16.
LMP: Want me to get them on omni first?
CMP: Houston, 16.
CDR: We had S-band acquisition and S-band high gain.
LMP: Yeah. Wrong page.
CMP: Roger. Read you 5 by, Henry. We just got the 10,000th picture of a beautiful earthrise.
LMP: Ain't there yet. Over here.
CDR: This is really some place.
CMP: We had a chance to watch you get AOS that time. I know we got lots of pictures of it, but you're going to have to look at one more.
CMP: That is - man, that is - -
LMP: Isn't that beautiful?
CMP: But you know, some of those photographs around the office that people say are - are no good, that looks the same color to me.
LMP: Yeah. I don't think that photo fidelity's true.
CMP: Man (laughter) -
LMP: ... how long before we get to ...
CMP: About - 10 minutes.
LMP: ... out the ...
CMP: ... Yeah.
CMP: Negative. We weren't trying to say anything, Hank. He probably didn't get our initial call.
LMP: We Just - can't find any words. Everybody's peek- lng out the window here. We got all the dumps completed and we're - all the dumps are secured. pictures
CDR: And I got some of the back side of - - TIME SKIP
CMP: Right down in there.
LMP: You know, that SPS comes on a lot - -
LMP: - - ... than I thought.
CMP: ... Descartes.
LMP: I thought it would be a big bang, but it's a slow buildup ...
CMP: It won't be - the next one will be pretty slow, but the one you feel after that will be a surprise.
LMP: I bet. PDI. We get a plane change on board, too, don't we?
CMP: Holy smoke. Oh. Here's an eat period. Filled with little things to do. Shh. Gosh. TIME SKIP
CMP: Oh, man, if I could Just get my sinuses to stay cleared !
CMP: I Just - yours ought to clear out on the ground, don't they? It sure is a pain in the neck.
CMP: Okay, nothing's hanging around the overheads any- where that we've stuck out and we forgot to pick up? This burn occur in daylight or -
CDR: No. Dark.
LMP: Here's a map.
LMP: Boy, we'd use a lot of gas: 20,000 pounds' worth of fuel ...
CDR: Huh? We used a lot, huh?
LMP: ... a lot.
CDR: I hope so. Never get it out of lunar orbit unless you do .... Jettison.
CMP: Some day someone's gonna explain to me why that was a rational decision, to not have a dump ...
CDR: Rational, I think, decision, that's because we couldn't get the SPS to burn or RCS to burn.
CMP: Coming up on 2 minutes.
CMP: Two clocks that say it's 2 minutes.
CDR: Right here's ...
CMP: I don't - how you can get the - don't know how to put a bias in.
CMP: With this kind of a burn - 20 seconds - it can't be more than a couple of tenths - -
CMP: - - plus the minute. So with a foot per second there - which might be significant -
CMP: I don't know how to do that.
CDR: You got TRANS CONTROL POWER and all that stuff?
CMP: Comes on at - a minute. Okay. Okay, going to NORMAL, TRANS CONTROL POWER, on. DELTA-V THRUST A, coming on, no light.
CMP: Okay, average g is on. Okay, 18, 17, 16, ullage.
CDR: You have it, Ken.
CMP: Attitude's good.
CDR: Nine, 8, 7, 6, 5, PRO, PRO, 3, 2, 1 -
LMP: Okay, he's open.
LMP: Okay, everything looks good. HELIUM VALVES are open. Pressures are great. Past the 10 seconds.
LMP: Fifteen, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24 -
LMP: Auto shutdown.
CMP: I believe it was auto. Beautiful.
LMP: Twenty-four - about 24 ... - -
CMP: Okay, copy these numbers.
CDR: 0.8, 0.2 - -
CMP: Okay, we had about - almost one of those before we started.
CDR: 28, 210.6. Two, four balls, 8, and 210.6.
LMP: ... 210.6. Okay, go ahead.
UNKNOWN: Plus 0.8 - -
CMP: - - plus 0, plus 0.1.
CMP: Okay, wait a minute now. That's - Okay, that's - We're not gonna trim. That's close enough.
CMP: Okay, let's look it up. VERB 6, NOUN 20, 1.21, 272.7 - Yeah. Yeah, 3.44. That's good.
CDR: Got those numbers, Charlie?
LMP: No, I don't have them.
UNKNOWN: 1.21 -
CDR: 272.7 - -
CDR: - - 3.44.
LMP: Okay, I'm ready on the gimbal motors.
CMP: Okay, ... GIMBAL, MAIN B.
LMP: Both OFF.
CMP: SERVO POWERs are OFF.
LMP: Okay. BIT RATE, LOW. TIME SKIP
CMP: PAN CAMERA_ STANDBY; STEREO.
CMP: And POWER. Let's see. The V/H OVERRIDE is not on.
CMP: MAPPING CAMERA s IMAGE MOTION is coming - ON -
CMP: MARK. Barber pole. And it's gray. IMAGE MOTION is ON.
LMP: ... keep talking ...?
CMP: Yes .... that way if they get any unusual things in their signaling. Man s they sure need a timer over here. 38:01.
CMP: No, sir. I'11 take care of that. Thank you. Do you need to get in here?
LMP: Wanted to get a spoon is all.
CMP: No (laughter). Thank you. That timer is only good for telling me to not forget something. Huh? Yeah. That was so I wouldn't get hung up and forget to do what I'm doing.
CMP: Okay. Man, that's gonna ... a crick in my neck before this is over.
LMP: Hey, you want some ... turkey?
CMP: MAPPING CAMERA is coming ON -
CMP: MARK. Then that goes - Well, let's see, I'11 come back and catch the PAN CAMERA, OPERATE.
LMP: Want me to take that stuff up for you, John?
CMP: Talkback is gray. PAN CAMERA is operating. Holy smokes !
CMP: Okay. MAIN B UNDERVOLT; turning the PAN CAMERA back to STANDBY.
CMP: Okay, I'm ...
LMP: Okay. That did it. L
LMP: The mapping camera.
CMP: Pan camera.
LMP: Pan camera.
CMP: Yeah. Okay. Okay. Let's see if I can reiterate what happened. As soon as I turned it on, we got an UNDERVOLT. Didn't happen to see how much it was ?
LMP: Yeah; 25-1/2.
CMP: 25-1/2 volts?
LMP: We're what? 26 - 27-1/2 now.
CMP: That was MAIN B that gave us the UNDERVOLT?
CMP: Oh, darn.
LMP: ... 25-1/2,
CMP: We still at Charlie?
LMP: Huh? 25-1/27
LMP: ... about to eat the chocolate bar, huh?
CMP: Mmm-hmm.
CMP: We will for that one.
LMP: You want to try it again, Ken, and let me watch it?
CMP: Oh, I don't really think there's any future in that. sure
CDR: Make the ground doesn't want to try it either.
CDR: Pan camera?
CMP: Yep. Yeah, but the pan camera's on MAIN A.
CMP: Nope. Any conclusion they come to would be guessing anyhow. I suspect that MAIN B is running a little bit lower than MAIN A and they probably both got pulled down. You didn't happen to notice ...? I'm sure you didn't. I wouldn't have.
CDR: No. All I saw was MA.
CMP: Let's see. We're running 38 - almost 40 on fuel cell 3; 24 and 22. That's 32, 64 - 100 amps. That 's a shame.
CMP: MAIN BUS B UNDERVOLT; 27 volts? I don't understand that. Must have been a - -
LMP: Did you get another one?
CMP: (Laughter) Well, John, I don't know what from. 26-1/2 27-1/2. It's on 27 - volts. MAIN A is on Fuel cell 3 - -
CDR: Fuel cells falling apart?
CMP: No, I think they're running - normal. It's only pulling 37 amps. Now it's something - Just cycle it up to 40 amps.
CDR: What's ... fuel cell? Check ...?
CMP: That's running about right. It must have been sitting right on the - I got some heater load on there. MAIN B. Those radiators couldn't be cycling, could they?
CMP: No. What's the radiator outlet temperature? 25 - No, they're not on.
CMP: Oh, shoot.
LMP: We've got 28 volts now.
CDR: What else did you shut off?
CMP: Nothing ....
CMP: Well, we aren't running the thing.
LMP: Check the - -
CMP: Check the pressures on that.
CMP: Yeah, they're getting a pretty good spread there.
CDR: That's strange.
CMP: I think there's something wrong with that oxygen regulator. The flows in that thing are very unstable.
CDR: Fuel cell 3?
LMP: Yeah. bouncing
CMP: Well - You know, I guess it really isn't than that much more the others. It's Just that there's a bigger delta flow between the oxygen and the hydrogen here.
CDR: Charlie, can you hand me my - my spoon out of my temporary stowage bag over there?
CMP: Pressures all look normal?
LMP: Regs look okay.
CMP: Okay. Well, we've got high bit rate data on all this. They can take a look.
LMP: Pressure's good.
LMP: ... all right? Okay?
CDR: CRYO i ... pressures are okay. Beats me ...
CMP: MAPPING CAMERA coming to STANDBY - OFF. IMAGE MOTION is OFF. LASER ALTIMETER is OFF. MAPPING CAMERA - Got a barber pole on IMAGE MOTION, and the LASER is OFF. MAPPING CAMERA's going to RETRACT.
CDR: Pan camera shouldn't have anything to do with it, should it?
CMP: MARK. And a barber pole on the RETRACT, the MAPPING CAMERA.
CDR: I thought that stuff was on MAIN B - -
CMP: They're split.
CDR: - - SERVICE MODULE/AC POWER?
CMP: Yeah?
CDR: I mean SERVICE MODULE/AC POWER is off of MAIN B, because - -
CMP: It's half and half.
CDR: Is it half and half? Because - -
CDR: Well, the reason I said so - the reason I thought it was - I mean - because I was.reading the schematic somewhere and I thought you could lose - that they're in series and the fact that, if you lost this thing, it would cost you your B servo.
CMP: Okay. I'm going to have to climb over where you are, John, for Just a minute.
CDR: Charlie, you need to shift.
LMP: You want me to climb out of here? Where you want to go?
CDR: I don't know. Ken's got to be over here, and he's got to be over there.
CMP: Golly, there's some of those flows that go up the sides of walls.
CDR: Get the pan camera ...
LMP: Pan camera on now?
CMP: Well, now. Guess who's got their X - next failure. A mapping camera that's out - to stay.
CMP: (Laughter) I figured it would break, but I thought it would last more than one extension.
CMP: There's 2 minutes and it hasn't come in.
CDR: How long's it supposed to take?
CMP: A minute and a half.
CMP: Hey, John, can you - let me in there?
CMP: Is that - barber pole still on the MAPPING CAMERA?
LMP: No, Ken, it's back in.
CMP: Back to gray?
CMP: Okay. It must have taken about - 3 minutes.
CMP: Watch the stick. I got it activated.
CMP: What's that 401 say? ...
CDR: ... in here ...
CMP: You brute. Gol-dang-it. That thing went in before. There we go.
CDR: That ... like it should be?
CMP: I thought I put ... Ok, no, I did.
CMP: That'd never happen.
CDR: You told me to put it back, so I did.
LMP: It's right there.
CDR: Ha! Would you believe ...?
LMP: How long are ...?
CDR: I don't know. ... there. You only have ... then you gonna get that MAIN B UNDERVOLT coming out on the front side ...
CMP: Gol-dang-it. Once again. Didn't give me any pan. Set the high gain at 0 and 1707
CMP: You say you'd set your ...?
CMP: Okay. That's MANUAL and WIDE.
CMP: Okay. How about MAPPING CAMERA/LASER ALTIMETER COVER to CLOSE? Let's see, verify that that MAPPING CAMERA RETRACT barber pole is off and that the switch is in the RETRACT position.
CDR: ° Okay. CAMERA/LASER
LMP: MAPPING ALTIMETER to CLOSE?
LMP: The COVER?
CMP: Barber pole? Back to gray?
CMP: Yeah. It was so fast I didn't ...
CMP: When am I going to eat?
CMP: No, go ahead and finish your - -
CDR: Tell me what you want - -
CMP: - - finish your cleanup.
CDR: - - and then I'11 finish it up for you.
CMP: No, go ahead and finish whatever you've got to do to get ready for tomorrow because the next thing I'm going to have to do is go to bed.
CDR: That's how we figured these - Where those water bags at, Charlie? We ought to fill those, right?
LMP: ... exact ...
CDR: Okay. Where are the ... - -
LMP: Back there towards the end - -
CMP: - - is this John's chow?
CMP: That's mine, too? In addition to this?
LMP: No, no, wait a minute .... Couldn't ... chicken stew. wet
CDR: You want a pack? You sure?
CMP: This.
CDR: All right. That's mine.
CMP: That yours?
CMP: Oh, oh. Let me. Let me do some more things here. This ain't going to work (laughter).
CDR: Yeah. Well, it's too old (laughter).
LMP: This is downright dryl
CDR: What do you want me to do?
CMP: Well, I - -
CDR: - - ... panel 230.
CMP: There ain't no way to have an eat period in all this, isn't it?