Otrobonita/noicy-space-talks huggingface dataset:
LMP: T-nk 1 fan is OFF. Is it your wish, Bill, only to have one _mning at a time so I never lose two buses, or do you intend to keep them both off and put them on for the ... DSKY c_ce tn a wh'il eT - what we h_ve been doing - is having only o_ae fan on at a ttm_. What we are goin E to do over Ascension here, we want you to turn the fans in t---k 2 off, and then yon']/ have them both OFF; and after the burn, we'11 turn the nl_nber 2 fan bank on.
LMP: C_ay. I got both of them OFF now. You want nigher 2 back. ON?
CC: Roger. Turn n_ber 2 on right now; we'11 turn it off at Ascension.
UNKNOWN: Pmger. It's on. I Just took frames 63 and 6_ of magazine 0.
CC: Roger. On that question about the RCS fuel usage: for the period across the States and ine],_n5 the backup a/_ment, we - about All we can ancurately predict is about 5 pounds of RCS fuel uSage.
CDR: You had to predict, Jack? You eouldntt measure that, huh? ...
CC: This -- update to onboard charts it, then now if you have a_d one after the burn, please.
CC: Okay. C,-,m*l,E up.
CDR: J-_¢k,while you're at it, I'd like to have you eons/der eliminating the chlorination of our It about - water today. took Just oh, about before started palatable 3 ... it tasting agRtn.
CC: cnc,_r. Copy.
CDR: And we'11 chlorine in tomorrow.
CC: Apollo 7, are you in AUTO in the 1or4m_v_r evals- orator steam pressure?
CDR: That's affirmative, and I see ... th_nk you very much. Okay.
CDR: _hls time I'm not going to try to increase it; the I'm going to try to Just turn water on.
CC: Okay, Apollo T- We don't want you to do that. Okay.
LMP: Faint be dried out.
CC: Okay. Stand by one. Okay. I'm following -_qfunction procedures again; I'11 attempt to increase it.
CC: Okay. We concur on it.
LMP: to be Page And, Walt, suggest the back
CC: we that you leave pressure valve closed until after the burn, and then we'11 think it out. We'11 have the answer to chlorination question after the burn, W_lly's 8Lleo.
CDR: Last night, we had sc_e l_etty bad water; it was pretty d/sappo/nting.
CC: _. Copy.
LMP: I couldn't eat the las_ part of m_ last meal yesterd_F meause T didn't want to put that water init.
CC: Roger. to we'd stop; we're Just propos_-_ knock off 1day.
CDR: Roger. to
UNKNOWN: Houston, I've been able get this up to a normal range so I suspect that with a little m-ipulation of the water flow, I can get this ·.. boiler operat '_ng a6ain. That's the way I did it once before.
CC: Roger. Copy. And, Walt, the figure to update yo= RCS chart l_UndS, 800. onboard is 800 . ,J Page 35_ -_e after the burn. And what does quad C have now?
CC: Stand by. 6 minutes, Malt,.
LMP: Roger. ASC_SZC_ (_EV _)
CC: Hello, Apollo 7, Itouston.
CC: Hello, Ai_oLlo T, Houston. Hello,
CC: Roger. You're now in loud clear. I'11 the check the sex- again r_m_n4 you on star that +_ stars are not v_sible after T5 plus 35.
CDR: We're set up
CC: Ancl
UNKNOWN: Just wante_ to recheck on what the stars like. _nd look also, Jack will talk to you now the aa CRYO's.
LMP: Okay. We thtnk we had a star check in daylight, but we're not sure.
LMP: Re appro_mete attitude and - I looked for optics. the star, and it came in with AUTO I'm pretty sure it was lined up, and I'm the sextant in the daytime using a only.
CC: Okay. Real good.
CC: Oks_ that? Sextant
CDR: C_t on]_v.
CC: And, Walt, the question you asked on quad C fuel: the readout is 177 pounds. Your cenni antonn- burn be B Baker, and for the wi]] nm,_ we would 1_c you to turn the 02 fans in tank 0_. 2 to
LMP: T_nk 2 is 177, I C?
LMP: Roger. And I've got an anten,a B for the burn. Houston.
CC: Apollo ?, One _nute LOS Ascension; minutes. we'11 pick you up at T_na-_ive in 10
UNKNOWN: Roger. T_A._um:r_ (P,_V _,8) thro_,_nT_-_ive.
CC: Apollo 7, Houston Stanai,= by.
CDR: l_er.
CC: Apollo 7, 1 minute L06 Tananarive; Carnarvon in 8 minutes. CAR_RVON (REV _,8)
CC: Apollo 7, Houston thr_,_n Carn_rvon. Roger.
CC: I'11 give you a time hack at 2 minutes. m Pa&e 356
CDR: l_ser. Standingby.
CDR: q'ne FDA[ st_ll five five.
UNKNOWN: Ten seconds to time hack. Six, five, CC four, three, two, one.
CC: _.
CC: T _m 2 _utes.
CDR: Speed NOI_L_L.
CMP: Key eootro] 1 ers ON.
CDR: One is _.
CDR: Heat controller ON.
CDR: Limit cycle OFF.
CDR: TA_t c-ycle OFF.
CDR: One _-ute. _ .--
CDR: For ....11_e in 15 seconds.
CC: Ten, nine, eight, seven, six, five, four, three, tq_Oj (me s zero.
UNKNOWN: _.*mbal: cut it off one, two, three, and four.
CDR: Did you pick up that SLA stamping Jazz? CC Roger. Copy.
CDR: Solid as a rock. Jack, are you picking up_ any residuals?
CDR: T .3 minus 13.3.
CC: Copy the D_rm_-V counter.
CDR: Care if I turn m_ channels off? OFF.
CDR: A and B
CDR: ... _hey're OFF. _aey're OFF.
CDR: ... Stand by.
CDR: Locked and .11 cb-nnels are OFF.
CC: Roger. Copy. every thing
CDR: _aat's a surprise time. _hat really sla_ us.
UNKNOWN: Roger. I bet.
LMP: J_k, on that SLA stamp: we're getting absolutely degree no firings at A11 and 1_ dea6han_. hear. news.
CC: That's what we like to _h--t'sgood
CDR: Yes, that saves a lot of fuel. GUAM(REV b,8)
CC: Apollo 7, Houston thro,,_hO_:m..
CDR: Roger. We're stsu0&_ngin attitude now.
CC: Roger. That was a real good burn, Wally. We confirmed your orbit on radar, 90 by 160.
CDR: Roger. t_Trnyour
CC: And we would like to have you 02 f.n_ tank 2 to A_"_O. Dome. in this ec_figuration until ground cue.
CC: Okay. After the WS24R radar test which is e_!ng up, we will be ready to power down and set u_ housekeeping.
CC: Apollo ?, Houston. 0ne mlnlxte LOS (3_m; we 8 w_nutes. pick you up at Ha%rail ill about
UNKNOWN: Roger. Ye have our transponder heater on. We are working into attitude.
UNKNOWN: We couldn't copy that, Wally. Say ag,tn.
UNKNOWN: Roger. We have the transponder heater on; we are working into attitude.
CC: - nk_y. Real fine. Real fine. ARIA3 (REV _)
CDR: ARIA 3, go R_TE.
CC: Apollo 7, Houston through ARIA 3. Standing by. a_a___T(RD/ b_8)
UNKNOWN: Houston through Hawaii.
CC: You're five-by, W,11y. We had a real good look, close look at the SPS data, and it was right down the /ine. Real good operation.
CDR: Roger. Sounds like I got a good engine.
UNKNOWN: sure does. _ J
CDR: Apollo 7, Houston. Roger.
CC: Okay. W,11y, on your question on the chlorina- tion: you may delete the -blorination for tods_. We'11 ask you for some later data on the taste of your water as we go along.
CDR: Roger. I gotta agree with you. Very good. m_l_v,,.Tw (REV _8)
CDR: j?k.
CC: ALl right. Go ahead, W_lly.
UNKNOWN: If there's a power down, I'd like to leave one of the blue ba_s there to check our speedup
CDR: I'd like to stam_ drifting flight with our rat_ _lmost to zero, a/id then we_ll see how they develop.
CC: Roger. Me concur.
CDR: We heard a report last night that Lunney said it looked Tike we were very stable, but that turned out not to be true.
CC: l_aich one do you plan to leave on, W_lly?
CDR: ... D_I lifters, we could get a check on this c_atrol board, we're another 2 ... deadband rate high, SCS attitude hold.
CC: Roger. Me copy. Pa_e 360
CDR: ... Got to prepare that square for the GTO.
CT: ...
CT: ... ooi,ms_ (REV _-8) through MILA
CC: Apollo 7, Houston. We should be getting the estimated radar lockon at this time.
CDR: Roger. We're still reaa_ng zero.
CC: Roger. Still readSng zero on the meter.
CDR: Tune it Just a little bit. It's e_mt,g up a little bit now.
CC: Roger. Understand. The meter is c_m_ng up.
CDR: Roger. Came up shout .1. It came up 1 volt.
CC: Roger. One volt.
CDR: Good deal, terrific. Then it want down to zero. Yes, 'cause that is about 1.4 volts.
CDR: It's solid on 1.5. Right at 1.5 volts.
CC: Roger. Understand. Solid at 15.
CDR: Roger. That's good news. Set on 1.7.
CDR: Set on 1.? there.
CDR: 1.7, -lmost 1.8.
CDR: 1.7.
CDR: It's dropping off now- I think we're ,_ktng lock. )
UNKNOWN: She came back up - about 1.6.
CDR: We're hold'nE lock about 1.4.
CDR: ... decide to use that radar, setup sure a lot better.
CC: Okay .... now.
UNKNOWN: Looks like we beat the C_mini VI, Tom.
CDR: St_ll hol_-8 lock 1.5. That's pretty spectacu- lar.
CC: Okay. 1.5.
CDR: Just dropped off - and she's zero. Tom, I'd say it's a good Job. I think it's come to the
CC: Oksy. It's b_k to zero then, Wally?
CDR: Affirm.
CDR: Pretty far down the pike by now.
CC: Yes, you're _DnnA be cutting across down around M,_*co City shortly.
CDR: Si.
CC: Okay. As soon as we find out the data, Wslly, were11 call it ba_k to you.
UNKNOWN: Okay. I'm sure g]-_ to see you got that one.
CC: Apollo 7, Houst_a.
CC: Roger. White Sands said they got locked on solid, had good data; they had you at _50 miles for 50 seconds.
CDR: Magnificol Give them mV compliments. You mean they copied itt
CC: Yes, right - radar sounds pretty good, doesn't it?
CDR: Great news.
CC: _ show.
CDR: q_ere's not.hln_ on TV that'11 stop me from
CDR: Some _tnd of sm_ll success there.
CC: Yes, the DTO's are looking pretty good.
CC: They sure looked good on that SCS burn, too; that looked tight as the d/ekens.
CDR: It looked better to me than the C._N.
CDR: It was as good, at least.
CC: Roger. We have yaw 70 degrees at this time.
CDR: We're going to PAD down shortly so we wonmt worry about Saturday night . ..
CC: Roger. I"11 give your regards to MIT.
CC: Okay. to power down here; does
CDR: T_, l_l_el_ _l_tm(n_ that Jive with your revisedi
CDR: Okay. We'11 leave the B bag up. it down. A_..e-OUA(_,svb`9)
CC: 7, Houston. Apollo
CC: Houston. (REV ASu_$I(_ b`9) T, Houston __scension. Roger. now about TT percent, and you have a CO to convenience. · r; Page 361_ closer 90, Ran. to
CC: Apollo 7, Houston. Tan_--_tve st_m_ E by.
UNKNOWN: _ood af_ernooa, LRon.
CC: watched the end it looked real good.
CDR: ... !_aveyour block data at Hawaii. (R_V_,9) _
CDR: Loud and clear, Ron.
CC: Roger. I have your block data in _,--ber9 to giveyou.
UNKNOWN: to copy.
CC: Roger. 051 dash 3 Bravo plus 308 plus 1389 080 plus 23 plus 36 2_20, 052 dash 3 Bravo plus 308 plus 1380 082 plus OO plus 15 3731, 053 4_-b 3 Alfa plus 266 plus 1370 083 plus 36 plus 27 _280, 05_ dash Alfa Charlie m4nus 069, ·.{nus 0150 08_ plus 22 plus 07 _00.
CDR: Are you ready for reacroack? P_e 365
CC: I'11 start again vith 055 nov. 055 dash Alfa ¢_arlte plus 026 minus 0220 085 plus 55 plus 03' Alf'8. 3988, 056 dash Charlie plus 118 minus 0300 O8? plus 28 plus 31 367_. Over. Resxlback:
CDR: Roger. 051 dash 3 Bravo plus 308 plus 1380 O8O plus 23 _us 36 2_20, O52 dash 3 Bravo pl.s 308 ]gO.us 138o 082 oo 15 3733. 053 - 3 _Alfa plus 266 plus 1370 083 36 27 1_280, O_JI Alfa Cbarlie minus 069 mln_ 0150 22 08_ O_ b_00, 055 Alfa ch_lie plus 026 minus 0220 085 55 o7 3988, 056 Alfa Charge plus 118 _i,us 0300 367_. 087 28 31 Over.
UNKNOWN: CC Apollo ?, Houston. _our readback correct.
CDR: ... Roger, Ron.
CC: Apollo 7, Houston. Let's check the one on filLs-first rev. The DELTA-V should be 315 20.
CC: Roger. On area 051 3 Bravo.
CC: Roger. about start
UNKNOWN: LOS. We would like to battery B charging over Hawaii after we pick up data. _-y. _,.mL,_ (REV _9)
CC: Apollo 7, Houston thr_,_ Hawaii. charge any time.
LMP: Roger. Co_xaencing now. Is there anything in particular you're observing there for starting this charge?
CC: Apollo T, Houston. We Just want to look at the voltage and the current. We would also like to . get your onboard reading of the current when you start it up.
LMP: Roger. It's kind of interesting. The charger is showing DC smrp_ zero.
UNKNOWN: what you expected, is it?
CC: Not quite.
LMP: Now that I'm on battery B, it's showing 2.2 amps. Do you read ... 2.2 amps?
CC: I don't want a keyhole now, Walt. I can't _mare it.
CC: I don't want a keyhole over Hawaii; we can't compare lt. We'11 pick up data here shortly.
LMP: Okay. On 37 volts, 2.25 amps.
CC: Roger. 37.4 volts. _9)
CT: Huntsville, two-wheel log, valid r_e.
CC: Apol4lo 7, Houston.
CC: Apollo 7, Houston. About 1 'mfnute to LOS.
LMP: Roger. We ... real production now on interior photography.
LMP: We're trying to show Just how mobile you can ba inside of this thing.
CC: Very good. Walt, for your information there, the cutoff on that charge wf]] be .4 _ or smpere hours replaced.
CC: Roger. Understand. Sounds like try to get to
CC: Roger. _.,_sm.u.v.e, O_v 50)
CC: Apollo 7, Houston. Tananartve stand_-g by.
CC: Apollo 7, Houston. One minute LOS. _mY (REV 50)
CC: Apollo 7, Houston, Mercury.
CC: Apollo 7, Houston. Roger. We read you, and we request your battery charger current.
CDR: Okay. That can wait. We had a minor problem · Y ! C_11 US couldn'traise over TAnAn_rive, but we you. The SPS burn left a large puddle of water cm the aft b,lWbead. At first, we were very con- cernecl about whether it was water glycol or water. We tasted it; it was water. We checked further and discovered it was underneath the suit bags. Since that time, we mopped it using the water- hose _hnwp system. The water came from the cool- ant lines that we used to use and the water cOOlant lines and its condensation. We took a -_-el off - the sm_11 perforators panel - to determine how to work the problem. Houston, Apollo.
CC: Roger. We copied part of that, I tht_k, Wally. I_k_ l_ke you've got water on your aft bulk- he_d, and it came frcxu the water coolant line. I'm not sure of your condition at the present time if it's still c_m*ng in or not. -
UNKNOWN: it All mopped up. It's condensate water, we're positive. It will probably occur again. We have given a f_l 1 story on the tape for the aump.
CC: Roger. I understand it's All on the voice tape . /
LMP: Right. And the battery charge occurred. I tm showing about .6 amps. Looked to me like it J_mped up real fast here and then takes a long time on the plateau.
UNKNOWN: We concur. We're read,nE .55 now, Walt.
LMP: Okay. I'11 have to expect you keep me posted because I never got below .5 last t_me, and you ·got down to about .111.
CC: Roger. We understand. We're estimating about 10 hours to get down to .111.
LMP: Okay. Why don't you and the rest of the gang have a drink for us to celebrate Dorm and m_ fifth nnn4verssry in the program today.
LMP: At this rate, I'11 be an old w,_n by _ second ni_t.
CC: Walt, we could also use your service module RCS
LMP: Roger. I'11 give them to you. We haven't been too concerned with onboard readouts since we're going with your Quantities.
LMP: ... reading ... 511. RC_-B is rea_ng - well, the same as it was. RCS-C is reading 60. RCS-D is reading 65. Over. i _ J Pa&e 370
LMP: Roger. _-_lie is re-a_- s 60.
CC: Roger. FilLs-four, noth_n= or 93, and 60, and 65.
LMP: Roger. We have it. I th{,k we'd be interested in _our quantities for each of our quads.
CC: Roger. We'11 work it out and send it back.
LMP: And ain't think we ever got a tots/ quantity I profile as I cax_j in _ checklist.
CC: Roger. We're wor_i_ up on all that, and we've a status c_rT- 5 up to you. It'11 be coming up little later. a
LMP: We t_--k you. And we have our own estlm_te of 4nE to see what you gu_s come up with.
CC: Roger. W--llys you might like to know that parts of your BIOMED h_vness has probably become dis_ connected again. We don't read the heart rate down ther_.
CC: Roger. aAW_I (_ 50)
CC: Apollo T, Houston. Opposite nm,t.
LMP: Roger. Opposite ,-,,-[.
CC: Roger. Walt, we'd like to request 02 t_nk 1 fans
LMP: Roger. T_nk 1 fans ON. there. You m/ght be able to see a big f/re.
CC: I th4nk you my not see it till the next pass; it's over in Hawaii.
LMP: You sa_ that big fire is to the west?
CC: Yes. That's affirmative. We'11 try to give you some pointing data for the next pass over.
LMP: Roger. Tb_nk you. HUNTSF/TT_ (REV 50)
LMP: Huntsville two-way lock. Down]_n_ weak, too weak for valid range.
CT: Huntsville two-way lock_ valid range.
CC: Roger. We also Just discovered water coming out of our blue hoses, at least the one in the center couch. I haven't checked the other two yet, hut we've got qu/te a bit of visible moisture flow_-s out of _t.
CC: Roger. C_m_ng out of the blue 02 hose. Is that what you said?
CC: Affirmative. And we've temporarily turned off it up. ". Page 3]'2
CDR: _e snarly is going to be a l_roblumhere, but I _- see the solution to the problum.
CC: Roger. TANAKARzV_ (REV 51) ?,
CC: Apollo Houston thro,,_bTAn_ive.
LMP: Roger. We read you five-by, Hon. use
CC: Roger. We sure could your battery w_nifold pressure, systems test _A.
LMP: We read the temperature about a h_l* an hour ago when we used it to _w,p something, and it reads you open 1._ until the and when you open the vent, it reads about -5-
LMP: Did you read? Did you read that, Ren?
CC: Apollo 7, Houston. Roger. Read 1._ and 0.5 when you opened the vent. our
LMP: Boger. And we checked lithium hydroxide e_n_ters. _Eaey are dr_. We have checked the suit circuit water ... and it's functioning in AUTO 1 and AUTO 2. It's r_"n_nlng in AUTO 2. to
CC: Roger. Have you ccme any specific point in the w_lfunctton procedures?
LMP: Not yet. Houston.
CC: Roger. Looks ltke our battery charging current is decreasing a little faster then predicted, and we would like your onboard reading.
LMP: Roger. I am rea_ng .5 amps.
CC: Roger. .5. We rill keep you _lvised on it.
CC: Walt, that volcano should he about '30 degrees down and 20 degrees left of local vertical at 80 plus 57-
UNKNOWN: plus 57 amd 30 degrees down and 20 degrees left.
UNKNOWN: CC Roger ....
UNKNOWN: What?
CC: Roger. Thirty degrees left, 20 down, and 30 left. No, belay that. Thfrty degrees down and 20 left of local vortical.
UNKNOWN: Thirty do_m and 20 left at 80 hours and 57 min- utes.
CC: Roger. Mercury 35. MERCURY (REV 51)
LMP: Roger. Loud and clear. Pa_e 3'(_
CC: Roger. Eighty-two plus 00; fuel cell oxygen purge.
CDR: Roger. We read you, Ron.
CDR: ... that volcano, was that at 80 5?7
CC: Roger. Volcano time 80 plus 57.
UNKNOWN: Houston. Based on trend, it 10_k, 11ke we'11 terminate batt charge, probably over B Hawaii. hoses. water out of our three
UNKNOWN: CDR We are still getting
CC: Roger. Iund. erstand.
CC: IIally, is there any way you can maybe give us an esttm-te of how much water is c_m_ug out there?
CDR: Ron, the first time we hacked out of there, about a spoonful frc_ the center one, and we were getting about - that's a teaspoonful - we're getting about h,1 f of that out of the le ft one, and Just a little moisture out of the right one.
CC: Apollo 7, Houston. While we're at it, any asti_ mate on the quantity that was on the h,,lkheadi Page 33'5
CC: Yes, I'd say so.
CC: Apo_o T, Houston. Request BIOMED to position 3.
CC: Thirty seconds LOS; Hawaii at 53-
CDR: Hawaii 53. 1_hat islands are we gotng by?
CC: Roger. Be go_,_ south of the big islands.
CDR: Roger. aA_e.zz (REV _)
CC: Apollo T, Houston, Hawaii via S-band.
CC: Apollo ?, Houston. Hawaii M and 0 VUl.' for s bit.
LMP: ]Roger.
CC: Roger. S-b_r,a vol_e up.
CC: Roger. Hawaii M and 0 vu/,' OFF now.
CC: We're staud_ng by this pass.
CC: Apo_o T, Houston. I recommend terminate battery _h-_'gin E on B.
UNKNOWN: Roger. Term4n-te. I'd like to get a report frm you on how much we have in B, if you get a chance - aZld _1 _O Oil A.
LMP: Roger. Ron, we got a good sweep down the entire cb--q-. _ae btg t_."nd itself is pretty well clobered with clo-a_, and you don't act,,-lly see
CC: Roger. T_at's a heck of a note.
LMP: It's the clearest we've ever seen it out here over Hawaii, though. We've got very nice pictures of the entire chain. We took some movies, but we don't know how good they are.
CC: Apollo T, Houston. Thirty seconds LOS; Mercury at 82 plus 10.
UNKNOWN: Roger. Mercury at 82 plus 10.
CDR: Houston, this is Apollo T.
CC: S_ ._.in.
CC: ApoLlo T, Houston. Did you c,11?
CC: ApoLlo 'iF,Houston. ]_CtmY (REV 52)
CC: Apollo ?, Houston thro,,Eh Mercury.
CDR: Roger. Ron, read you loud and clear. How me?
CDR: I/hen we left Hawaii - -
CDR: I ended up with a failed switch in the number 2 handcontroller in pitch down. We d/scovered it in acceleration criminal. I will troubleshoot it when we get the computer back on the line .e up.
CC: A
CC: _-y. Over Hawaii, Just as we went by the big ls]nnd, the number 2 h--dcontroller failed in the pitch-down direction in ACCEL COMMAND and I_,l_ed.
CDR: I ,,ly got one lm,l_e in pitch down, hut I got continual pitch-<luwu c_m-_,4 and ACCEL C0_t_ND. I'd to try to troubleshoot thnt. We'11 ltke try it in RATE CCSa_AND. I will troubleshoot +.h-t in the computer bulb when we power up.
CC: Roger. Stand by. I'11 &,et you one. there about the possibility of one or .l I of us haw4.g a cold and stopped up ears on reentry?
CC: Roger. T_ey've been tblnW_ng about it, and they will advise.
CC: Okay. We've got soR_ethlng on board here in a medical kit c,lled antibiotic. I was wondering if we ought to be _ing it, or what? So far, W.11y'S, I guess, about holdlng his own on his gett._n v ears. Dorm may be a little bit worse, I_11. concerned about temperature. Do you have a t_uperature? You know, before you go into the antibiotics.
LMP: We'11 start wearing the oral thermometer a little bit and see where we stand, Just for the experience.
CC: T, Houston.
CC: Roger. We'd like you to proceed with the waste water dtlmp.
LMP: We're reaatng 80 percent. What _o you show?
CC: Roger. We read 82.9.
CDR: Roger. We'11 dap Just after we LOS.
CC: Roger. And any further water problems out of the hoses there, or any results of the h,rmfditysurvey?
CDR: haven't had any more water coming out hr_s for about the last _0 minutes. The humid- ity survey indicates that ... w_ter is going to condense out.
CDR: We'11 give you the reaa_nSs om the last run if we can go ...
UNKNOWN: Our last h,-,_dityreading. you ready Affirmative.
LMP: At Wally's suit inlet hose, I'11 give you wet then dry, 5_/66. The _nlet to the cabin heat exchau6er 58/68. At the condon_ate pipe, we had a temperature on the pipe of 52. _e wet bulb in the area was 58. The dry bulb in the area was 73. Over by the right-hand window, we h,_ a 68/72. Over. Roger. copy.
CC: We
CC: 7, I have Bap update.
CC: REV 52, GET node 81 plus 52 plus 02, longitude ascp-_ion _2._ east, right 05 plus 19. ]m_,m. zz (REV52)
CC: Houston. stav&in_
UNKNOWN: 7, Hawaii by.
CDR: _xis is Apollo 7-
CC: Apollo 7, Houstam. You're real weak.
CDR: - adjust our sleep cycle here. This 5 and 1/2 hours is not too appealing with burn 3 already out of the way.
CDR: Ye would like to ..1_an hour and a half to each
CDR: Okay. That will give us each 7 hours. So we'11 stay watch for an hour and a half here and on sack it out with Dorm tomorrow or later.
CDR: Very good. What we'11 do is Just add an hour and a h_l _' to each of our sleep schedules.
CDR: Roger. R_S_ (REV 52)
CC: Apollo ?, Houston thro,,_h Redstone.
LMP: We're standing by for an RCS q,,u-tity update.
CC: Roger. We had it Just about ,11 fixed, and then you gu_s used some over Hawaii. We're working on it.
LMP: Sorry about that.
CC: Apollo 7, Houston. Opposite r_m_.
CC: Apollo 7, -
LMP: - update tomorrow afternoon sometime.
LMP: again, Walt.
LMP: Why don't you see if Jack can pass us up a Ltm_ Siexx_ update tomorrow afternoon sometime.
CC: Wilco. bag at this time.
CC: Roger. That's good to hear that. ! was a little curious how it stayed in one place down there.
CC: I massed that. Ascension at 08.
CDR: ... stuck in there by adhesive.
CC: Roger. I under._tand.
CDR: ... stuck between the two. ASC_SI_ (RAW 53)
CC: Apollo 7, Houston thro,,_h Ascension.
CDR: Roger'. Loud and clear.
CC: Roger. I have some data for you if you are ready to copy.
CDR: Co ahead.
CC: Roger. Your total usable service module RCS fuel is quad A _8 percent, Bravo 57 percent, Ch_rlie _8 percent, and Delta 57 percent.
CDR: What does that ,11 total up to in pounds, Ron? Do you have that?
CC: Roger. For your chart update, it's 687 pounds at 83 hours. I have your new reSl_nes if you'd like those also.
LMP: Forty-eight percent usable - that's a n_nber ! have - I'm not sure that is - how much do I have in that quad that's usable?
UNKNOWN: s_ again.
LMP: We to switch at _3 percent, and I don't -1_o h_we
CC: ApoLlo ?, Houston. Are you saying when to switch to seco-a-_ies ?
CDR: Negati_,_.
LMP: We switched to secondaries at _3 percent, and I need to know an absolute percent in the quad - not a percent usable - if you have that number.
CC: Roger. Ne'11 get it for you.
LMP: And the Tm_l_er for the _h_ you said was 683?
CC: 68y. 'w,a.k
LMP: 687. you.
CC: And I have your battery totals.
LMP: Go ahead with the battery.
CC: Roger. Bu_ A 33.2, batt B 30.8, batt C 39.5.
LMP: Roger. You're getting low, low there. I hope you are st_11 coMidering a different chart sGmet_lw_. _d six or SO.
CC: Roger. Ns/t, we're still evaluating this. We're work_-_ w__rj closely with the w_nufacturer, and we should have sc_e information probably some- t_-_ tomorrow.
LMP: Roger. Tb--_ you, Ron. $tfl1 good. _e usable or a number to go on _ chart when you gave me the chart update?
CC: The chart update is what you go on the chart with _a the poundage. The percentage was the total usable, as calculated on the ground, not a cor- rection factor for your gages. P_ger. includes
LMP: Our chart 58 pounds unusable. Do we add that to the number you gave, or did g/ye the oral/hatethere? 2ou us number for the
CC: The nmnber for the ora4n_te.
CC: Apollo 7, Houston. We're reaflinH about §_ per- cent on the waste water to q,!n-tity. Just about: Roger.
CC: We are going to c_mmence dumping in 5 minutes. h_.
CC: Roger. We will pick you up at Mercury at
CDR: The last number we had vas 808; looks like I zissed 20 pounds less than )4.3.
CC: Roger. I understand. MERCURy (REV 53)
CC: Apollo 7, Houston through Mercury. _tanding by. Houston through Stand/ng
CC: Apollo 7, Mercury. by. /] : !· Page 38_
CC: Roger. Same here. OUAM(REV53)
CC: Apollo ?, Houston. One minute till L08; Redstone at 15.
LMP: Roger. We're Just hre-k_- E down now, and we'11 be changing crews. W,ally and I are gettf-E off here.
LMP: We get off here.
CC: Ss_ again, Walt.
LMP: I was Just repeating we get off here. _m_T0mE (REV 53)
CC: Apollo 7, Houston thro,,_ Redstone.
CC: Apollo 7, Redstone. Stanai- E by.
UNKNOWN: Roger. Ron.
CC: Hey, good morn_-g.
UNKNOWN: How are you?
UNKNOWN: E along great. Yourself?.
CMP: Oh, Just fine; I Just got up. W_.t a good night's rest. W-_ly and Walt are s_"E out now.
CC: Okay. Good.
CMP: Go, Ron.
CC: Roger. We want to cycle the 02 ta,W 1 fans at this time. Turn them on and - - for 5 mln,_es
CC: Negative. We thou&bt 02 t_-_ 1 fan was OFF. We turn would lfke to on t_n_ 1 fan at this time.
CMP: around.
UNKNOWN: We]], they're .lustthe other way
CC: flk_y. S_and by, then.
CC: nk,y. Doan, let:u go ahead and cycle t--w 2 f*-- 0N for 5 mlnutes and then OFF.
UNKNOWN: a couple of reports for you.
CC: Roger. Go. e-n*_ter
CMP: Roger. We had change n_ber T_ at 82 30, and Ire -- and Walt - checked W_lly Ail 6A, amd _.9. that was
LMP: 68T pounds RCS. Ran, we have a number of Now is that total, or is that Just the usable? _DO-n,that is usable propellant.
UNKNOWN: Okay. So I can add - for our ,-h_,'t up here, I can aaa the 58 pounds that we've got included t, it? qlhat'saffirmative.
CC: You can.
CMP: Roger. In the future, when you give us the tOt--l_,would you please have the usable added in because that's what we plotting on this little card we've got. _/
CC: Roger. You want the ordinate when I give you the ulxlate. TS that correct?
CMP: _hat m_kes us feel better. We wondered what happened to a] the fuel ,11 of a sudden. ]
CC: D_nn, I want to w_ke sure you save three of your decongestants for use prior to reentry.
CMP: Roger. We got you on that.
CC: I've got about 1 mlnute to L06, Donn.
LMP: Understand.
CC: You might be interested to know that the little TV yesterday morning was _ch, _Ach better _.ha, an_ ground testing I had ever seen.
CMP: Is that right? Boy, that's great.' Did you see it on the cr_mp_rcial?
CC: That's affirmative, and it was re-lly great.
CMP: 0utstanalng. (REV5_) _c_STO_
CC: Apollo 7, Houston. Ascension stanSing by.
CC: Apollo 7, Houston. Opposite _mnt.
CC: Apollo 7, Houston. One minute LOS; Mercury at 18. Page 383'
UNKNOWN: Houston. Apollo ?.
CC: Roger. Apollo ?, Houston. Acquisition Mercury. I would like to brief yon on a USB test. It involves a couple of switches.
CMP: Okay. Co ahead.
CC: Roger. Just a_out time LOS Mercury, we would llke Dover TMP to AUX and the S-band volume up about for that _,,m pass; and this will be at 25 m'imli;es, 85 hours and 25 _qnutes.
UNKNOWN: pover S-band volume upi try _ad come back on ¥_. Otherwise, a% LOs G,,_m, you pover can put the _ back to NORMAL.
CC: Apollo 7, Houston. Ve would like power _ to AUX any time nov.
CMP: Houston, Apollo
CMP: Roger. Would you confirm the _ fUel cell purge that is in the flight plan? Page388 that real time. You can disregard that entry.
CMP: Roger. _nat is what I tho,l=bt; the heaters are off. I've got a couple of reports I would like to make.
CC: Okay. When Wally went to sleep, which was about hours, he took two aspirins clicks of amd 20 water; and when I went to sleep about 77 hours, I took two aspirins and am Actifed and 20 clicks of water.
CC: Roger. Understand. W,11y at 8_ hours: two aspirins and 20 clicks. Donu at 77 hours: two
CMP: _at is affirmative. _GAM(REV5_)
CC: Apollo 7, Houston. I'11 have a block data at Redstone.
CMP: Roger. Understand. Block data at Re&stone.
CC: Roger. m_nute
CC: Apollo 7, Houston. One LOS _lA_; Redstone at 50.
CMP: Roger. Understand. _EDSTONE (REV 5b)
UNKNOWN: 7, P_e 389
CC: Roger. I have a block data when you are ready to copy.
UNKNOWN: _ ahead, Bill. Roger.
CC: Before I start, we would like to confirm the _ power b_m¥ to NORMAL.
CMP: Roger. It is NORMAL. O_. Block starting
CC: data, to reacl: 057 a_h 2 Alfa plus 2_2 xinus 0270 089 0620 3382, 58 areola1 (rn_lie plus 200 m'lnus0600 090 301_1 3332, 059 _qb 1 Alfa plus 270 ,,_nus06h0 092 065_ 33_9. 060 a_h 1 alta plus 310 ,-_mm 061_b. 093 _3L_ 061 a_h 3_, 1 Alfa plus 306 m.imus 01_.5 095 2000 3659, 25-% 06hO 096 5238 2888. Bead hack, please.
CC: Roger. 57 dash 2 alfa plus 2_2 m_nus 0270 089 0620 3382, 058 _b_sh1 Charlie plus 200 minus 0600 3332, 059 a._h 270 090 30_1 1 Alfa plus minus 06_0 092 065_ 3349, 060 a_qh 1 Alfa plus 310 minus 06_ 093 1_329_409, 061 a_h 1 Alfa 306 ,,q-us 063.5 095 2000 3659, 062 _,,_h I _lfa plus 25_ _-us 06_0 096 5238 2888.
CC: Reaxtbackis correct.
UNKNOWN: 7, Rouston. We are still showing real _ime on _q[.,_.awould you check _T4Ppower Ni_-
CC: Apollo T, Houston. One minute L06 Redstcme;
UNKNOWN: Roger. Houston. Ascenstc_ at lT. Asc_msiom(_v 55)
CC: Apollo 7, Houston. Aequisitic_ Ascension. 8ta_a_ng by.
CC: .&pollo 7, Houston. Acquisition Ascension. StaDa!-g by. Houston.
UNKNOWN: Roger. You're very garbled,
CC: Apollo 7, Houston. Comtng up on LOS Mercury at 53. _cmm (_w 55)
CC: Apollo 7, Houston. Acquisition Mercury standing by.
CMP: Roger. Houston, Apollo 7.
UNKNOWN: could you get me the static vent update for our orbital map?
CC: Stand by. L/_'I'
CC: Apollo 7, Nouston. The for the nodal cross- tng is 84 plus 49 plus _8.
UNKNOWN: Roger. Understand. 8_ plus 159plus 1_8.
CC: And it will be 3.1 west - - 3.
CC: 0ka_. _a/4 (_'v 55)
CC: Apollo ?, Houston. Acquisition O,,-m. I will have a flight plan update at Redstone, and it several items. hmq
UNKNOWN: Roger. Understand. Ug_3_g (REV 55)
UNKNOWN: Houston, stand by one. I'11 be with you in 1 minute.
CMP: Houston ...
CMP: Roger. Houston, Apollo ?. Go.
CC: Roger. Doun, I have a rather extensive flight pl_, update; and what I'd like for you to do is Just follow me with the flight plan, alld we'11 go thro,,Eh here from about 88 hours right on through up to 100 hours.
CC: Apollo 7, Houston. Opposite w..i._.
CC: Apollo T, Houston. Just let me know when you're ready to copy.
CC: Roger. Go ahead, Bfll. I'm ready.
CMP: Roger. I've got it right in front of me.
CC: Right. Good. Because I didn't want you to have to write it on anything else. At 88 hours, de- lete the reference to P30.
CC: Okay. Now on the next half of the page, from 88 evez_thing to 90, you can delete on that page, and there'11 he two additions so you can Just draw a line thro,,_ all of those if you want.
UNKNOWN: Should be what?
CC: We'11 delete, cancel all the actions listed from to hours. hours 90
CC: Okay. At hours, there'11 be a C2_Cpower up, program 5.
UNKNOWN: What time?
CC: 89 plus00.
CMP: 89 hours power up?
CC: Boger. At 89 plus 30, you'11 get an update for HAD degradation test; that'11 be a state vector and time of _gn(tion. Okay.
CC: Are you ready for 90 hours?
UNKNOWN: B111, you're cutting in and out. I'm only get- ting about b_!f of this. Okay.
CC: I'11 say again. Did you get those two -- - additic_s? Did you get the one at / · 88 thru,Eh 90 and then power up at 89.
CC: Roger. Okay. At 89 plus 30, there will be an update for radiator degradation.
CMP: Just a minute.
CC: Okay. At - are you still reading?
CMP: Roger. You want the whole G&/{up at that time complrcer? or Just the
CC: Well, let's see. Right, that's correct, that's a complete power up at 89 hours. Okay.
CC: at 89 plus 30, the update will be for the radiator degradation test. Starting at hours,
CC: And at 90 hours and about 10 minutes, you can put in thereP51.
CC: At 91 hours and 42 minutes, a P52.
UNKNOWN: a minute; 91 hours is in the da_-.
CC: 91 _2. Doan, we're getting ready for LOS here. T'11 t-l_ to you at Antigua. CAHtmY (REV 56)
CC: Apollo 7, Houston. Acquisition Canary. Page _b, the f//ght pl,n update when you're ready.
CMP: Roger. Go aheacl, Bill.
CC: Roger. I th_nk we were t-l_(ug about 91 hours and _2 wdn_tes, a P52, and you were questioning 'nighttime; and the nighttime is starting to move back little bat because of the ch--ge in the a orbit, and that should be -11 right Just after tr_m _ et.
CMP: Roger. I didn't get the minutes on that: 91 _2 for a P527
CC: Eoger. That's right: 91 plus _2. Okay. On the second col,mm of page 2-36, starting at ][ou can scratch thro,,gh everything except the GO/mO-GO. And at 92 plus 35, add "Initiate
CMP: Roger. Say again that time for that.
CC: 92 plus 35.
CMP: C_ay. Got it.
CC: Right. You can delete the P30 - A11 the refer- ences to preparation for the burn, of come; yo_ can delete those. At 93 plus 15, add "H2 strat test (percent)" is what they'11 estimate you h_ve at that time.
CC: So that will he at 93 plus 15, H2 strat test ?
CC: And the canister change does stay in.
CC: At 94 hours, fuel purge.
CC: Next page. 94 hours plus 30, ,m_tow and set upTV.
CC: And, of course, the - you can delete the items in there about the radiator degradation test hours. and H2 heaters ON at 95 C_P
CC: At 95 plus 25_ TV ON. That wfll be at TeT_ ON. 25, TV
CC: Okay. On the next col,mm, at 96 plus _0, delete the reference to the ECS radiator degradation test.
CC: At 97 hours, add "End radiator deg-adation test". ][ouwill have started it up about 92 35.
CC: Also, at 97 hours, you'11 receive update for scanning telescope star count. That'11 be at 97 hours, update SCT star count. Pate 396 be _0 degrees.
UNKNOWN: _0, program
UNKNOWN: Roger. Is that u_tiun 3?
CC: by. Be at C _llgn At 98 hours, the test - the SOT star eou_t wJ]] be performed.
CMP: At _hat time7
CC: hours.
CMP: I don't That's right in ·i_le of the night pass, isn't it?
CMP: ....that's going to he a little hard to - you 9? then going to re_lfgn at _O and do the test
CC: Roger. Just on the further edge of L06. If that affirmative. you read, is --,_ (REV 56)
CC: Roger. Acquisition Redstone. _ have one final item here on the flight plan update.
CMP: Ready to go. ' _> SCS power down.
CC: Apollo 7, Hotmton. One minute LOS Redstone; Antigua at 17. And when we come up on Antigua, we would like for you to be in POO. We'11 have a state vector for you at that time. Am.r.emA(_ 57)
CDR: Roger. 6o.
UNKNOWN: Roger. We have a state vector to send to you if you could ge to POO, please.
CMP: Stand by one.
UNKNOWN: CC Apollo T, Houston. If you don't get your com- puter up here, it's ,11 right. We can give this to you at Canary, hut I do have a NAV check I can give you when you're read_ to copy it.
CMP: Roger. Stand by. I'm still on a 51 here.
CC: C_a_.
UNKNOWN: ... Houston, Apollo 7.
CC: Roger. I'11 take that update now if you can send it up.
UNKNOWN: CC Roger.
CMP: Go to ACCEPT if you want to uplink. check here when you're reac_ to copy.
CMP: Go ahead with your NAV check, Bill. Read back.
UNKNOWN: Roger. 092 05 0000 w_nus 1796 w_,us 14661 1566. 7, About
CC: Apollo Houston. 1 _inute IDS Antigua.
UNKNOWN: Roger. And w_]]
CC: it be Canary at 28.
CC: Roger. c_ (_,u_v57) Apollo '(.
LMP: Go. Roger. -
CC: We would like for you to cycle the stand by.
CC: Apollo T, Ho=_ton. Which of your 02 t_-_ f,n_ is OFF?
CMP: N,,.,her 2 is OFF. tho,,_t.
CC: Number 2 is OFF. Roger. _aat's what we
CC: Apollo 7, We are thro,,_ with the _f6er.
CC: Apollo 7, Houstc_. We'd like for you to cycle t""_k then mlnlfceLOS
CC: Apollo 7, Houston. One CallalT; Carnarvon at 05. Just for a time hack, you can about turn those fans back off 38.
CMP: Roger. CA. AarON (P_V 51')
CC: Houston, Apollo 7. Go. Acqu/siticm Carnarvon. by.
CC: Roger. Standing
CC: Dorm, I noticed you were going through the _l- function procedure there - appeared to be Just about the time we were losing you at Canary.
CMP: Roger. I found out whatever it was went away, I ,'_4nk, at least up to now.
CC: _hatever it was went away, huh?
UNKNOWN: at that Just from going throngh thin me1function procedure? Is that how you did thnt?
CMP: Well, not totnlly.
CMP: Wait until Wally gets up here. He may want to do it again. Page 1_00
CC: Apollo 7, Houston. One _nute 1OS Honeysuckle; Redstone at 32. _TOmE (_v 57)
CC: ApoLlo 7, Houston. Acquisition Redstone. Stand- _-g_.
CC: Apollo 7, Houston. One m_nute LOS Reds_one; .Antigua at 50.
UNKNOWN: Apollo 7. Roger.
CDR: I gather you were in k'_nd of a hurry to get us work down there today. ' to
CC: We have a few things. Roger.
CDR: I suggest somebo dy for _morrow get to work on sleep already.
CDR: And three have colds. I asked for an hour and a b_f sleep for each of us last night, and that apparently was ignored.
CC: Roger. Go. We're Just about to LOS. _'_A (REV 58)
CC: Apo]lo 7, Houston.
CC: Roger. I Just checked in the flight plan here Page _01 I didn't get All of it, but it was something about the sleep cycle he!nE shortened. And whe_ I e_ on, the time line showed the comm-nder's _-d I_P's sleep cycle extended to 91 hours. Is that the wsy you understood it?
UNKNOWN: That's affirmative. But you did have . .. some- c_e moved up the radiator test right in the mid- dle of it. 30.
UNKNOWN: We got the radiator test initiated at 92 mght:
UNKNOWN: We're Just gonna have to put on our headsets and go to work up here. We the th e grommd here. and
CDR: Okay. Let's have the ground get to work sleep/rest to look at the cycles. We had ini- tiate the request as it was to get only 5 hours per shift sleep scheduled this last night. I an asked for extension and got it. I want the rest of these work periods worked out now. Ap- lmmrentl_,we can move up burn 3. How about gir- t,E get us a chance to some sleep?
CC: Apollo 7, Houston. Understand.
CC: Houstaa, Apollo 7-
CC: C,o. r Page hO2 to go ahead and try to activate our primary water boiler before we commence the radiator degrada- tion test. And than if the - we have any preb- l_-_ while de_ng the radiator degradation test, such as our pr_m_vqF water boiler goes down, find out if it's oks_ to activate the secon_ry loop with the radiator bypass. Over.
CC: Roger. Walt, I have something here, and I th_-_ it's pretty close to what you said. I'11 go thro,,_ a recommended proce_,,re here.
LMP: Okay. Is it something I have to write down or not? it's Just what you wanted there.
CC: Step 1, prior to test, reservice evaporator, if not ,lready reserviced. Step 2, begin the act,,-1 test. Three, activate pr_m,ry evaporator in AIITO mode. Four, if evaporator dries out, close back pressure control valve and wait 15 minutes. Five, then reservice evaporator and reactivate in AUTO mode. Six, if evaporator dries out ag_n, close back pressure control valve and shut down evap- orator. Seven, continue test. Eight, if evaporator Page _03 vate secopd-ry loop with radiators bypassed and continue test.
CC: Only one question with that. _le 80 degrees F-b_enheit - the rule in the past has been ac- tivate secondary loop if the temperature of the glycol evaporator outlet exceeded 60. Can you confirm that?
CC: Apollo T, Houston. Regar_ing the 80-degree cotmt, they say they are w{11{ng to go t-h_thigh. If you activate the secondary lc_er than that, it ! compromises the test. I said that I tho,,_t that we ought to go ahead end look at work_n_ it at i 60, and they're checking into it. ,_
LMP: Okay. Understand. I don't t.h_nkthere's any great big problem with letting it go a little higher, Hon. I tb{nk we've got a good chance of not having to activate it anywey, but that's Just a enn_ecture now.
UNKNOWN: B{11, I mean, sorry.
LMP: Roger. Go ahead, Bill.
CC: Hey, Walt, I have a DSE recor_nE plan for this radiator degradation test, and I'd l_ke to pass j Page hOl_ be convenient.
CC: It has to do with leavtng it in high bit rate for portions of the test. CANARY(REV 58) CC
UNKNOWN: T, Houston.
LMP: Did 02 pressure this Mercury. Read_ to copy your recording update.
CDR: Roger. We can now report that the handcontroller is GO.
CC: Roger. Handcontrol is GO.
CDR: That's affirmative. The a_o_ly has disappeared, and I'm qu/te surprised you all weren't somewhat concerned about that; that wiped out our hybrid deorbit for awhile. I!
CC: We were concerned.
CDR: You'11 have.to clear some time for me before I here.
UNKNOWN: Roger. Well, it takes awhile to cheek those things out.
CC: Roger. Also - -
LMP: Let's go.
CC: Okay. On the DSE recora4-= for radiator degrada- tion test, I'11 read a few counts first. For radiator degradatic_ test, spacecraft w_]] be left in high bit rate. Sl_acecraft COMM system w_ll be set up for high bit rate record by com- w_nd. At the following time, place the tape re- corder forward switch to PORWARD for m_-utes, 5?, 93 plus 37, 94 plus 29, 95 plus 08, 96 plus 01. 96 plus 33- Con. eat: do not use up telem-- et17 co_..nd R_ET switch during rad/ator degra- dation test. Note: you eon only record voice while tape is rusmning as scheduled above, j
LMP: 0k_y. I've Eot the tt_ in, and I'd like you to repeat the last COrem°ut. _e attention is ] to - I ass,m_ you people are going to rewind ond leave us with a fresh roll of tape to start with? And, we'11 put it to FORWARD; I _]_o as- sume you were going to leave it with _ co.,._-d here, and I'11 have to hit C0_AND RE_E1' switch d P_e _ th_ Btal_ of t_t. I _11 go to I_I_D for S _nutes 'md then to OFF at the fnllcrl_ t_'_: 92 _1._ 5% 93 plus 5?, _ plus 29, 95 lzlus 08, 96 plus O1, 96 l,lUs 33. Over.
CC: Roger. _he second time was 93 plus 3T, and _leo you do not 80 to COMMAHDREU_£.
CC: Oki. Understmxd you are going to have evezT- ,,11 T w"i]l *_,,_ set up, 'nd use t8 tape recorder B_tic_ switch _o'tn_' 'to FOIN._I) at those t_es.
CC: _mtts _tive.
CC: the 'tape And we can Teeord at the $_-_ is rma- w_g. llaa there W'.h_n-- else in that last eome_tT vh-lle 'l;8;jL0eis Zqw'm'1n_a,S Seb.e_llecl, wtce at these $t_, _'_ _ou did &et - - I
UNKNOWN: Roger. And assune you got a plan to du_0 ,11 th_ ou_ end give ua a fresh ta_e as soc_ as _os- sfble afterwards. Did you read qr cement that, at 91 into the fi_ht, O2 partial Ia_ssu_e hours was 2_Om of _a_ar_
CC: Roger. At 91 hours, 02 partial presaure 21&0mm. 11_ for a 10-hour sleep cycle Also, Igeere $et-t-'_e_ for to_t.
UNKNOWN: Ten hours is - aa about eig_tl
UNKNOWN: Bill we can't do that, sleep five _ time and _ the next. Try to &et nearer an &_a&e of ei&ht. We"11 &o for eisht tonight, mad that will be plenty.
CC: Okay. CA_AeVO_(_V 58)
CC: Ai_llo 7, Hcamtm. Acquisitic_ Ca_a_. Houston.
UNKNOWN: Roger,
CC: Apollo T. I ha_e a couple of items. First, in reference to the seeoodazy loop actl,_ion aur-. _n_ the radiator tests, ve have cv_ that 80 degrees _TAP OUT T_ is an acceptable har_ WS.T'e l_lu'lt, belre.T' o secolld_ loop W 'be activated before 80 degrees Fahrenheit as phTsi- cat comfort dictates. Tvo, in reference to the h_&_e_croLler _-_lv s we voul_ l_lr_ to knov vhich check or test did you use to veri_ the acceptable perror_-_e! ste.uclaz_ 'm_l*mlction
CMP: Roger. We used the pro- cedure atart_-_ _rlth the CI4C troubleshooting te_h-fq_e. If the thing passed that test, then we went on with the rest of it - it's on page 15 - and :IL"_,,,,-,Ivas _age - it's item 2, page 11_- the the time the _ oc- itself in there wheTe t_ere Roger. P_e _08 g i I
UNKNOWN: And. 'there vsG a dis_ney v_th the m_l flmetion ... _3y le_2_ed. _ht, is the fa/lure vhere the eontro/s are $_k (:H. {mere the _mlftmcttce oc- curs_, the f_ctton v_11 not occur.
CC: Ik_ez*.
CC: &nd in that smxe ease, the /Nnnl tvo digits C_ m_er X register of the Dux- voula be 75 for pitch down. Tf the thing vas stuck on 75, it sae _-_Ltately; it could not shoe.
CC: And, B_ll, do you vent me to follcv the pro- eea__ure that vas lmssed up ',,.he first time we're- several steps here. T +.h{,,_you vere probab/y there vhen you imssed it up even.
CMP: Do you _o_11 the ame?
CC: Xes, we know; we want to ccmfirm.
UNKNOWN: &nd vhen you get it, ve can use a chart update, _e_Be.
CC: Boger.
CC: Apollo 7, Houston. X have a chs--t update.
CC: Lt_e 57 node a_ 89 plus 16 pl_ 2h, 'Fl.h a_rees P_ ,09
CC: 0ka_.
CC: Apollo T, Houston. ][es, we vould like for you to acti_te it _ust as 3mu d/d yeoter_.
UNKNOWN: 0ke_. And if it checks dc_n, you want %o vait 15 _utes ag-!n, r/ghtl
CC: Aff/rmative.
CC: all z_ght, lust for W own Momtton, what ts a 15-,_m.-'te vdt, ff it shuts down like thgt!
CC: Brand by. v_11 take a few m4_ute8.
CMP: 0ka_. _nk=, but you understand T Just vcadered 15 ',_mztes the +._,_. I don*t qu/te understand tr.
CC: 0k8_.
CC: Apo/lo ?, HOuston. I'Te been /n_ormed that _h freez/ng :La the reason for va/t_ 15 n/nutes.
CDR: Roger. ThAnk you.
UNKNOWN: Bl11, t8 that any relattc_ to Flash Gordon!
CC: Oh, boF.
CMP: That'S the first "oh, boy" for the f3_t. Roger. Y_ got ne agA_-.
UNKNOWN: _t*s the f/rs% noh, boy w we*_e logge_ for the p_ kl0
UNKNOWN: xo,_t,on. ca=sagup"_ f,0sce,_-'aa,,--.. 8-baud volum_ up, please. mm_cz_b,w'r.R(xasv58)
CC: Houaton, Apollo 7. _x_o T, _amt_. 0o.
UNKNOWN: Bo&er. Do you h_e a_ preference on the mnt_nna the z.m*l_cor degr*a*,s:;t,-,ntests? for
CC: _'110 T, Hol_3t_ll. We a_e !roFkJ_ o_ it.
CC: Al_llo ?, Houston. 'X_.e8ntm_n,, /"OFthe l',,a*Itd;or de_a_ttan test _ be _,n_ Al_a. _here ma_ l_asib_T be a s_tch to B Bravo, but now it lOrgrg l*ike A *Is th e good cue.
CC: Roger, ]3LLI. b_:Ler reef' in New _Al_n4 this morning'o
UNKNOWN: c_. How _ trines _v? _ - disregard.
UNKNOWN: It was about 5 _rames - some frames _3 to _T- Wewe_entt qu/te sure _he_e we vere untLt we -. _o_ that, chart u_da%e. It vas _ 38 to - k3 to bT _ mgm. the Y.
CC: Houston. _n%__lLOS; ?_ _t19.
CC: Apollo T, Eoustea thr_h T_,_,.
CDR: Roger, Jack. Go.
CC: Ro&er. Staud_ by.. _ua, hey are you this
UNKNOWN: Just fine, Jack.
UNKNOWN: Roger. Go aha.
CC: Roger. Veed l lk_ to _ vhether you hate shown a_ restarts ca the c._._uters since ye t_'11_1 to l_t you st Carna_vu,.
UNKNOWN: _la't's _ive. Wefre nov f_n? to atti- ,l_z_a,,ticm. loaded F30 t_ectly the f1_v.st time. In loa_ P30 - t_;lng to load it correctly - ve ended up _vi_ it an insoluble probit- here and got a restart on it.
CC: Oke_. Th_nk_, Walt.
CC: We ]my be Just a $_1 ]ate gettt_2 the attitude. _y a_t we give you a h?_ at the st_wt time vhen we start the r-a_tar a_e_r__a_tton testT It _u_ be 8 few z_Lnute_ after _2 3_. :f
CC: O_y. _hatVs _ne.
CC: Wait, ve show two restarts here since ve last Page b/2
LMP: We're the P_O, and Ye proceeded, to the sttll in end - t_ to proceed to the end. of _, and it still d/dn't 1/gh% the answer, and then we Just reselected POO.
CC: okay-. Fine.
CC: Apollo T, Houston. Ye're not recetv_n_ any BT0_D data. Do you have _he harness hooked upT
UNKNOWN: Bo&er. We have the CDR connected, _ he's busy _/th his ovn rad/_r test.
CC: Roger. Underatand.
CC: He'// be back _ BIOMED tn about - shortly.
CC: Oks_. We'11 be stand/ng by.
CC: Apollo T, Houston. You have a GO for TT a..h 1.
CC: _er. Go _[-1. And we i_11 be in attttl,&_ and strutting rmtt_tor degr_-tton test m tlc,_. Ve're about to
CC: Roger. Co_. lose you over _n_-; pick you up O_-ies at 92 36.
CC: Roger. c_z (_v _9)
CC: Apollo T, Eouaton thr_,_ Canary.
LMP: _ vas 92 35. and ye ha_e _.A:'ly selected Page _13
LMP: _he evs_orator seem to be vork_n_ for nov. l wc_dn*t - T dt_*t know how 1_ ve can co_t onit.
CC: Boger. _w (_v _)
CC: AlX_llo 7, Houston. We would like tape recorder v111 forward s_tch to t_r, and then your r_E be ccnfi_dred for this test. _'r.
CC: Tape recorder forvard is
LMP: Hey, Jack, we ha_e the water bo_er operatic, but tt - in wU fact - sector to be drSv_g us 8_inst the StOl_ here. Lo_ like it i $ go_
CC: B_er. I'm vatching it.
CC: Apo/lo T, 1 _ce I_ ']_.,,m_',*lve; CA_'""_r.on at 93:1.1.
LMP: Boger. CAJm_ (_V 59)
CC: _o,_3,on. Stnnc_Lng Apollo 7, Houston thr_,_ br.