Otrobonita/noicy-space-talks huggingface dataset:
CDR: D:L_.they charge that:!
UNKNOWN: i wonder why in the hell they waited until now to do that.
CDR: Seems kind of strange ...
UNKNOWN: I mean that son of a bitch has been out for a long _ime.
CDR: Okay, we're in i_.TE CO}_.i_2_D; C:.fC, AUTO. Ail the B/D B/D jets are Ch; ROLL. ROLL.
CDR: We're moving.
CDR: ,[M. usic - "i've got a Tiger by the Tail," Buck 2-_ens )
CMP: I can't understand it.
CMP: Are we doing what we're supposed to he doing, leader?
CDR: ... maneuver to 352.
UNKNOWN: 146, 355.
CMP: When dc we get out the Hycon -
LMP: ... camera in 10 minutes.
CMP: Another tissue box empty. I have to stew thaa -
UNKNOWN: Hey, Stu, will you grab that bag of yellow' pills and toss them this way, please?
UNKNOWN: Get away frar. me, you noisy son of a hitch.
CMP: Huh? of
LMP: i told _hat noisy son a bitch ts float ar.suni somewhere else.
LMP: You're not clear enough, i ion't know, they _oa bad acoustics.
UNKNOWN: One thing about that, you can Just let it flzat, and you can always find it.
UNKNOWN: Why lon't you turn it off, there, and save the bat- tery? I need the switch system. Throw the %ape over. Or did you do that?
CDR: Flip it over and hear the other side?
CMP: Yes, why don't you, if you don't mind. God, i didn't want to - didn't want to impose on ysu there.
CDR: Yes, we'11 do it. Seems to be something I'm miss- ing in r_his country music. CONFIDENTIAL
CMP: It's - Don't put the cap on it, Ed.
LMP: H_?
CMP: Don't put the cap on it; I'11 take it.
UNKNOWN: Are you going to - you going to put something in the bag or are you going to - -
CMP: No, I was going - No, go ahead, if you're using it. I was _ust going to give Myrtle a drink.
UNKNOWN: I_m going to give me one, too. Oh, hell.
CMP: _y _don't you let me use it while you're doing that?
CDR: Recorder end u_ dowr. there with you?
CMP: Wish I'd had the camera out. I'd like taking a couple of pictures of those bright craters from that low orbit.
CMP: W[mh thav dark -
CMP: _Lo in the hell is that?
LMP: Ch, Go_!
CMP: Now that's country music. That' s not uptown.
CDR: Nothing uptown about that.
CDR: Ckay. We're here.
CDR: Mom, I coulin't have said i like that. Terrible!
UNKNOWN: Well, Stu? We better get with it, baby.
UNKNOWN: Better start configuring the c:s_mera. Finish dinner !at er.
CMP: Yes. Mlay don't you let me finish this?
UNKNOWN: ... one is terrible ...
CMP: Well, I went to all vhe trouble, i'm going to eat something.
CMP: ... food packs are stuck ...
CMP: That's a horrible record. Acoustics on it aren't any go od.
UNKNOWN: In love.
CDR: Funny, this flight plan calls for - la%er sn, il calls for blunt end forward.
CDR: It calls for front end forward .... Down here, later on, where it describes what 3o is, i_ _'al!s for front end forward.
CDR: Ugh.
UNKNOWN: B'&rn 180 iegrees ....
CMP: _rnat?
UNKNOWN: ... 180 degrees ... 1 minute
UNKNOWN: I'11 give you a mark.
UNKNOWN: Need scne more of those.
CDR: Okay, everybody, it's zero minutes. General quarters stations for the LTC .... gONFIDENTI, 155
LMP: Five seconds --
UNKNOWN: Go3 to put that up in the tunnel?
UNKNOWN: Everything else can remain, can't it?
CMP: Ye_.
CDR: We need a grotLnding wire for this thing ... any wa[r. We used to have ...
CMP: A15itude chamber only.
CDR: Th-_s is big end forward, right?
UNKNOWN: Big end forward.
CDR: Okay. What ... in?
UNKNOWN: SCI_'2IFIC POMER switch, OFF.
CDR: OFP.
LMP: AC UTILITY POWER, 201's OFF.
LMP: Connect the vacuum line.
CMP: Oksy. POWER is OFF. MODE to STANDBY.
CDR: Mcve your foot, Ed?
CMP: I don'% really like this strap that goes on around the m_agazine, because I don't want to have to piddle with it. I'm taking it off. It's a no- gocdnik. That's ground use only. I didn't even thir_k they were suDposed to be on - on the flight - camera.
UNKNOWN: With all the _ss ... wouldn't dare not have them on the flight camera. Okay, w_re does this go?
LMP: Okay, we got all the lines hooked?
CMP: Okay, read them off.
UNKNOWN: Okay, we've got the vacuum line, the overboard drain - -
CMP: We don't have a vacuum line, yet. Okay, new we have a vacuum line.
CDR: The drain is open.
UNKNOWN: Connect the power cable.
UNKNOWN: Power cable is connected.
CDR: ... battery is connected.
UNKNOWN: Connect the control box.
UNKNOWN: Control box is connected.
C: OFF; MODE, STA}JDBY.
UNKNOWN: _ Ail right. Remove the pip pins and the lens cover.
C: ' Okay.
LMP: _ Ail right. We have 1_o do checkout?
UNKNOWN: Yes. It says configure camera. C.M 3, LTC, black, BE forward, shutter, frame, LTC instaliaticn tecai, Ckay. record the time, and LTC checkout decal.
UNKNOWN: Okay. ins _a__a
UNKNOWN: So let's do a - Have you finished the ' _ '_ _' _lc, n _ecal?
UNKNOWN: Yes. I'm ready for the checkout decal.
UNKNOWN: Okay. 4
UNKNOWN: 157
LMP: Okay. I veri- You readY?
LMP: I verify the camera ... is closed. Circuit breaker's closed.
CMP: P52, 146.
LMP: Okay. I'm going to turn on the ...
CMP: 36 NOUN 65.
LMP: _.IN B. Circuit breaker SCIE_TTIFIC EQUIPMENT HATCH.
CDR: gzLybody ws_nt any 50 28?
UNKNOWN: Yes. Get that?
LMP: SCIEntIFIC POWER is on. AC POWER on 201, you can tc_n it on.
CDR: Or 1007
LMP: 2CI.
CDR: 2C1, right.
LMP: Ail right. Turn your power on now, Stu. Mode, single.
CMP: ©kay. Power, on. Mode is single.
LMP: Frame rate, eight per minute.
UNKNOWN: ©kay, wait Just a second here. Okay, frame rate is eight per minute.
LMP: Rsage, 10.
CMP: Rsage, 10.
LMP: Operate single frame for two frames. ¥
CMP: Okay, the FMC's working. Fra_.e counter went up orle .
LMP: Mode to auto, three to five frames.
CMP: Okay. Auto.
CDR: Did you see it turn? Did you see 5he wheels turn- ing over here, Ed?
UNKNOWN: I wasn't watching. I feel them. Okay, i feel them. Go ahead. Auto, three to five frames.
CDR: ) That was one, auto.
CMP: Two, auto.
UNKNOWN: Ail right. Verify SFC. We have.
UNKNOWN: We have.
LMP: And frame-controlled operation. En_-cf-fi2m i'_ght, out.
UNKNOWN: End-of-film light is out.
UNKNOWN: Okay, turn it, Stu; I haYen't seen it.
LMP: Hode, standby.
CMP: Mode, standby.
LMP: Power, off.
UNKNOWN: Power's off.
UNKNOWN: Checkout complete.
CDR: Okay. Let's get a time here off the clock. Okay, it'11 be ... 87:66.
CDR: 120.
CMP: ©6, 65, and i'11 _NTER on - 13:21. I -
CMP: N_CK. Okay. That was 13 hours and 21, 2, 3, 4, 5 - 13:21. Coarse time.
LMP: _at's the AOS time? ... page?
CMP: Akout _ after.
CDR: Coarse time. Time was - time was - was 13:21. 13 ... 12, 13 - 13:21, 13:21 days. 7, 6, at a GET of 88:57:14.56. Ail right. Close up the camera ... What? Ail righv. Okay, we configured the camera. Target 9, Descartes. We did not get a pad, did we? Initial range's going to be some- where around _1. As a matter of fact, initial range will be 51.7. 51. 9 at T-start.
CDR: Did you get i: up in time?
CMP: Oh, }'es. We've got a long way to wait.
CDR: 3kay, good.
CMP: {kay, configuc_e camera shutter: i/20Oths; range is on the _ad, 51.7; intervalometer is 65. Going to bang them off one _ second.
CMP: Okay, i veriest 200ths; range pad, 51.7; intervalom- eter; one and two fr_nes; magazine W; frame nzum- her _. LTC installation. Record time, 13:21, 766, 88:57:14. LTC checkout. Cycle CMO MODE, FREE to AUTO. i don't want - We don't need that since we - you scratched out a - It had been changed. Okay, we're not cha_lging the DAP. Did a VERB 29 maneu- ver to 352, 146. We'11 get a tweak on this, i'm sure; 14_ and 355. We're configured for big end forward. It's in the number 3 window, and it is the LTC camera.
CMP: Okay, we'11 get a tweak to the maneuver. We'11 get a pad, and we'11 be in business.
CDR: I guess you don't have any yellow pills, _c you?
CMP: One yellow pill.
CDR: Well, do you need it?
CMP: No. i got one. I brought it up here, hut i got one on this cocoa ...
UNKNOWN: There's your ... right behind you.
CMP: _]aere do %hey have those, dow_ in the pantry?
CDR: Yes. {)kay.... AOS.
UNKNOWN: ... beeause they're going to be passing psis like crazy.
CMP: Well, we have the Moon back out, going by Tsiclkovsky. And we're Jaded already. T_c i _iV_ and we don't even Jump to the window on sunrise.
LMP: We've had our second meal around the r{oon.
CDR: We what?
UNKNOWN: We've had our second - -
CDR: We've had our first one.
UNKNOWN: Huh? _len was the first one?
UNKNOWN: We were eating during our first REV.
CMP: _o, we weren't.
UNKNOWN: Hell we weren't[ We were laying up here o_._the panel looking out the windows, and A1 was passing food 'ap. You were so excited that I gaes$ you forgot it. That's what we were doing.
CMP: Hey, Ed. Let me copy that tope pad, so i'_l make sure I - I've got it.
UNKNOWN: Be my guest.
CMP: Yes, I want to -
CDR: Yzu know, it sure does look like we're below the surface. You notice that, Ed?
UNKNOWN: D ]_aat do you mean, Al? You mean to look out the window?
CDR: Y_=s.
LMP: Yss. it does;.
UNKNOWN: D LGok at the horizon.
UNKNOWN: D Like we're way down.
CDR: Szme of those near craters stick up in the way of _he far craters. Mighty ]ow.
CDR: We ought t,obe able to see Cone Crater fairly easily, tho,_[h, for whatever it's wcrth.
UNKNOWN: I think so.
CDR: Czne and Star and Sunrise.
UNKNOWN: _ Give me that AOS time again, Stu.
UNKNOWN: Azout 0_ or thereabouts.
UNKNOWN: _ W_ll, it's already 09.
CMP: Well, vhat's a wag [sic]. It says about 08.
LMP: Hsuston, Apollc lb. How do you read?
UNKNOWN: Rsger. Read you loud and clear, here. We're standing by to copy map updates and photo pads.
UNKNOWN: ... 933, 36.
CDR: ... like hel:.....
UNKNOWN: D Say again?
CDR: I said there's a lot of ... Power is on. Man, you got that lead time in Just right, Gordon, for the transmission delay. Okay. 34_ 36. We go AUTO and start the event timer.
CMP: Here we go for the 16 crew.
CMP: 2, 3, 4, 5_ 6.
UNKNOWN: stast]
UNKNOWN: And she's running. Okay. And we've _ot T-start here at 24.
CMP: ... 1, 2, 3 ...
UNKNOWN: One plus 23.
UNKNOWN: 21
UNKNOWN: speed change]
UNKNOWN: speed change2
UNKNOWN: _ ... about frames 147 -
CDR: _ Roger.
UNKNOWN: Roger. It seems to be functioning properly.
UNKNOWN: seems to be taking it up properly.
UNKNOWN: change]
UNKNOWN: it's sticking. It's not taking - -
UNKNOWN: No, I've got it. Stand by. 89:_0:41 was T-stop.
UNKNOWN: stop] C NFIDENTb L
CDR: Okay, Gordon,, we got them. Let me write down some- thing here, _md I'11 talk to you about it. TiME SKIP
CMP: I don't - No, I'm not in down here.
CDR: You're not?
CMP: No, I'm not on the front. Maybe it was Just the camera coming up, because it was riding up. Maybe I Just needed to push down on it. That feels good. Oh, hell. Just a second, Al, I've got to raise the damn thing back up again to get -
CDR: No, it's cracked up ihere.
CDR: Maybe this is your problem.
CMP: Yes_ it feels like maybe that. Okay. Let's bring her dowr_ now.
CDR: Well i'11 be dunned.
CDR: No, it's not -
CMP: Now, there it is.
CDR: Good?
CMP: I'm good, if you are.
CDR: _at do you suppose happened there?
CMP: I think maybe that 65 frames a second is overtax- ing the _gazine or something. I think it's work- ing. The magazine's taking up.
CDR: It started making that funny noise in here after it - The vibration ...
LMP: On - on the camera, during the - during the run. Now, on this last run, it did it when I went to the single frame, but I had Just finished up three or four frames at 65.
UNKNOWN: Yes. Well, let's see. That's where you had it ...
CDR: ... need some water ... Somebody want a :Lrink?
UNKNOWN: Yes. Okay. No. I'm going to try to use the bags. Sure you - That is the major item on _,_ list.
UNKNOWN: You about ready to go to sleep?
UNKNOWN: Me?
UNKNOWN: I am. I am flat ready.
UNKNOWN: Okay, the canister comes out of where?
LMP: The LiCH canister comes out of where?
CMP: Nine into A, stow 7 and B-6.
CMP: ... Okay. 123 286 ...
CDR: ... in B-6. 9 into A.
CDR: Okay, it's done.
UNKNOWN: = Okay, I'm marking it off.
CMP: ... did you verify your tape motion, El?
CMP: Ha_ ha, ha .... work on the DSKY now.
CDR: (Grunt)
UNKNOWN: (Sigh) ...
CDR: ... ONFIDENlffAL
CMP: Oh, crap. That's not fair. We're getting here. Went and called up a VERB - or NOUN 20, and now I've got to get rid of the son of a bitch.
CMP: Thought I'd do a VERB 37 00. It's going to kill that VERB 79 wide dead band I've got going·
CMP: Now how in the hell am I going to do that?
CDR: What do you got going? Do you have a 79 going?
CMP: Yes, and - without thinking I called up a NOUN 20.
CMP: Now I've got a NOUN 20 on the son of a bitch.
CDR: WelL, you want - you want to leave that on there ,..
CDR: How about a - 16 65. You're still using the same - ·.. cou_.t ...
CMP: _itch is actually far enough off, but I'm afraid - Got - got about 20 off there in that piddling s_ound (sigh). They wanted 286. Wanted a 10-degree dead band. T think I'm going to have to go back to that attitude. VERB _9 ENTER. Yes, i'm going to have to go back to that attitude ...
CDR: Kow about a - How about a VERB 06? Is that ...
CMP: Well, I Just don't think they want - any - Anything on the DSKY is going - going to take - have to exercise the read counters.
CDR: Get these jets off - off ... that change-of-pace plane.
CMP: ][es. Is will kill the - it will kill the VERB 79.
CDR: Well, yes, but we'11 need Jets ... CC; '. __.'-:Tttt
UNKNOWN: see, we used a ¥I_RB - we're using the VERB 79 here to get a 10-degree dead band for the sleep period.
CDR: So I don't want to go back to the -
UNKNOWN: You mean you get ... gives you. a new ... is that right ? mean?
UNKNOWN: See what I
CMP: Uh-huh, and we're there to 75, 80, 85, Okay. Let's - ENTER on that. We've got a blar_k DSKY, and we're there.
CDR: You have blank - blank DSKY now?
CMP: I have a blank DSKY_ it's going to fire when it hits the edge of this 10-degree dead band, and then we should be good.
UNKNOWN: Oh, yes. You all through?
CMP: I guess I'd call them - what? You gov a minus 35, 272, and then REACQ, huh? Okay, 80 out of 9C.
CDR: Want to use the Myrtle, Stu?
CDR: _ Yes. i expect - might as well.
UNKNOWN: .RATE COM_AND, RATE COMMAND, P_FE C0MMAI_D.
UNKNOWN: Okay. Got some yellow pills for the crew ... pantry_ ycu suppose? Excuse me, Stu?
UNKNOWN: Oh, I'm sorry.
CDR: _here a_.e the yellow pills?
CDR: There are the yellow pills. -CONFIDENT,I,AL
CDR: Okay, you wan_ to talk over about tomorrow?
CDR: Or do you want to get up a little bit early?
CMP: Okay. From the time they have us getting up - They're going to wake us up at 99'30. Then - They're going to wake us up at 99:30; we've got an hour and a half listed for an eat period; then, they've got you putting on your suits. Are you all squared away on what you're going to take over?
CDR: I think, if we Just give ourselves a little extra time, we'11 be all right.
CMP: Yes. In fact, I've - Looking over this, I really don't see where we're going to be hurting.
CDR: Well, we still ... one guy, the other guy ...
CMP: You all don't wear helmets and gloves. You Just take them with you?
CDR: That's right. That's right.
CMP: Yes. It won't take us long to get the tunnel clear.
CDR: That's wild, isn't it?
CDR: Well, okay. Is that everything in the flight plan?
CMP: Everything except chlorinate the water, as far as I can tell. Did you do the presleep checklist, Ed? You finished up the presleep checklist, comm and everything, ch[dn't you?
CDR: ... really.
CDR: Couldn't be much of ... now. Couldn't be much of ... now.
CDR: ... should be minus 35. P72, right there.
CDR: Okay, Ed. Lunar orbit of sleep. That's lunar orbit of sleep.
UNKNOWN: Might be a problem.
CDR: Okay. Why don't we Just get up a half an hour early. Stu? ... schedule that at 99:30. If that's for sure, why don't we get up at 99?
CMP: What time is that on the watch'?
CDR: Eight hours to the minute.
CDR: _ Eight houms. That'11 be 17:30.
CDR: That solmd reasonable?
CDR: Huh? Oh, that's good .... so_mds all right.
CDR: That way we'11 be sure.
CMP: Oh, did it ever!
CMP: Ail right ... Where am I? Oh,. there I am.
UNKNOWN: If I can get out of your way here. I keep ... my feet tripped over.
CMP: Go ahead, Houston. 14.
CMP: Well, I'11 tell you what. We ended up with the - the same trouble. Let me - let me run through and tell you what did. Let me get the flight plan out here. TIME SKIP
LMP: You want the towel, don't you?
CMP: What the hell. I thought I had a used towel over there.
CDR: ... anyway.
CMP: Here, here's a towel.
CMP: Well, you're supposed to do like I'm thinking, not what I say.
LMP: And let me have the water gun. The top is on it.
CMP: Yes, that ought to do it.
CMP: No, put the - put the casing back on it, and use it to twist it off.
CMP: What? You shouldn't - as long as you don't have anything in that casing; you're not pushing in on the needle.
CMP: Hey, I think the more - I think from here on out, I'11 chlorinate the water (laughter).
CMP: Okay, thank you. Appreciate that (laughter).
CMP: It's amazing how fast you can change your orientation.
UNKNOWN: Man, I looked out here a little bit ago - two REVs ago as we were coming out of the darkness - farside terminator, looking down there - and I - and I didn't know how I was oriented or how - which way the terminator was even running, and it lookefi Just exactly like you were falling straight down - into the surface.
UNKNOWN: Yes, I'm ready.
CMP: I Just saw a flash - with my eyes wide open. DAY 5
CMP: I believe you cut him off, Edgar.
LMP: Yes. Cut him off in midsentence. Yes. We got the two things he wanted.
CMP: They need high bit rate.
LMP: Houston, 1_. Do you read now?
CC: 14, this is Houston. Roger. We are reading you about 5 by 4. Over.
LMP: Okay. I'm giving you PRIMARY SERVO ELECTRONICS, PRIMJ_RY TRANSPONDER_ and what else did you want?
CDR: Oh, I'm sorry. Yes. Let me - -
CC: ... We want to go back to TRACK mode, MANUAL; ani we'11 use the positions that you have set on the PITCH and YAW dials at present.
LMP: Okay, Eouston_ there's _.NUAL.
LMP: God damn it. We have LOS? At what time?
CMP: No, I didn't eat that last night. Never gov around vo it. Why don't you just leave it there? Maybe I'11 eat it.
LMP: Houston, iL. Do you read?
CC: Roger, Ed. We're reading you. We'd like you to do a normal manual acquisition, switching back to WIDE BEAM and then coming on over. C._""_ k I I" I I"_ I_'k 1"[" ! 11
CDR: Okay. I'11 start mixing up some chow. Al, what would you like first?
CMP: Was that LOS? Must have dropped them. Yes. How in the hell does Bruce think I'm going to copy that shit like that? Oh, he said, "Well, we're 20 seconds from LOS," so he Just starts reading, you know, just as fast as he can; and, you know, there's no way you can - -
UNKNOWN: ... Hycon.
CMP: Yes, this is - what we're going to do with the Hycon - They said they duplicated all the yr©31ems in the - in building 4, and it's a low-power problem, and they got all the - all the s_mptoms. I don't know why they want me to ... - -
CMP: Let's get out the flight plan there.
CMP: Verify DSE tape motion; LOW BIT RATE. Yes. it's moving. Okay. We verified that. Now we're in an eat period.
CMP: Well, they don't want him to do anything u:atil the AOS, at least, which is at 100:30.
C: Cried the king.
UNKNOWN: "Screw them," said the commander, and all "_he subjects began to fornicate. That was a Roosa original, 1971, at 99 hours and 47 minutes into the midnight flight of Apollo 14.
CDR: ... CONFIDENT,
CMP: Yes, okay. Now, you - you went through the manual prccedures, an_ you get three-quarters signal stzength?
CMP: Wo_Id you - would you like some more? I got several packages here. I don't - I just don't ch_w gum, and i - pack rat, like in survival, you - I save everything that I don't - -
CDR: ... number ... on the top and the bottom ...
CMP: I think that'd be a good plan.
LMP: I'm sure vhey've got some - some rule that's mandatory for the biomeds for the EVA.
CMP: You want to bet a six-pack? I mean, I don't know, but I'm just - the way the system operates.
CMP: I don't know why Bruce was in such a hurry to do this Hycon troubleshooting, anyway. I don't know when he thinks I'm going to do that.
CMP: Hey, Ed .... get Myrtle back ...
CMP: .... comm carrier.
CDR: _rnat?
CDR: I l_hink ...
LMP: Do you have anything else you can throw away ...? ...
CDR: Su:re that's exactly what you wanted ...?
CDR: You don't have it on, do you?
CDR: Just want to r.lake sure, you know .... TPI day, I didn't want the LMP to get nervous here. After ... _T_TIIJLI _ I TAt -
CDR: It's down in the bottom of that temporary stowage bag that we rigged up for you. Leave the mop part open.
CDR: Now, don't put it on top of any cameras or anything. I think so; I know ... It can sure get messM.
CDR: The only camera I really need is ...
CDR: Yes, it goes flying off into sgace ...
LMP: What in hell do you expect?
CDR: I get to go around and drag all the stuff hack into the command module, and then ... (laughter).
LMP: That's it. Just ...
CDR: ... here. How about you mixing up the cold part, and I'11 mix up the hot part. You agreea_ie _c that?
CDR: You know, I wish they wouldn't put that svring on all that. I mean, it helps you find the stuff, but it's a bitch to - -
CDR: Yes. What do you do with all the loose _iezes cf string? Yes, getting back to Stu ....
CDR: You know, they really - like say, like with the PDI or TEI, or something like that - you know, they take a one ... and - -
UNKNOWN: Well, that - that helps with the ... They - they'11 take ... the one pad, and they claim that ... go three pads ...
UNKNOWN: One in ... two. CONFIDENTtA"L
CMP: Sev_n is standard ...
CMP: Seem a lot lower - 40,000 feet over the Moon than 40,000 feet in an airplane - don't you? It's like you could reach down and touch it.
CMP: I still don't know what gave us our trouble a couple of times.
CC: Apollo 14, Apollo 14; this is Houston. How do you read. Over.
CMP: Read you 5 square, Bruce. How me?
CC: Roger, Stu. We're reading you with a good bit of background noise. We've go% a few things to pass up to you at this time, if you're ready to listen.
CMP: Okay. Stand by Just 1.
CC: Okay. In the meantime, Stu, for you or Ed, we'd like you to try a normal acquisition again on the high gain antenna, and, if that's NO GO, try acquisition in MANUAL and medium beam width. Over.
CMP: Okay. Let me get down here and give it agc.
CMP: Houston, how do you read lb?
LMP: Ai_ are you using the same roll-on cuff?
CC: Okay. Loud and clear, 14.
CMP: Okay, Bruce - -
CMP: We:_l, I dried mine, Al.
CMP: - -- doesn't seem to be doing too good. Still can't get the lookup solid all the way.
CMP: I Just wonder about - bacteria that's in there.
CMP: I'm in AUTO and MEDIUM, now, and that's where you want it? C ."!FID
LMP: Just - Just concerned about the bacteria that's in there.
CC: That's affirmative, 14. And we're checking out Ed's biomed.
CC: Okay. Ed, they're checking your biomed.
LMP: (Sneeze)
UNKNOWN: That's what I hoped they might do.
CC: Okay. In the meantime, an item of general interest on your orbital status. You started out somewhat high and are decaying at a slightly greaver rate than predicted. However, the altitude a_ ?DI will still be about 46,000 feet. That is 4_,C0C feet or 8.3 nautical miles; so your pericynthion's still good. Over.
UNKNOWN: Man, _hat'd be great, docking this baby at night. You know, that's a beautiful sight. Done geod on that one. A little nighttime under your belt.
CDR: Okay. There's LOS; tape motion.
UNKNOWN: Great.
CDR: You're on high gain and set up in the proper angles.
CMP: Okay, sounds like good planning.
LMP: That gives us more fuel than ever.
UNKNOWN: 46,000 feet at PDI.
CC: And, Apollo 14, Stu. Map update, REV il, if yo_'re ready.
CMP: Negative; stand by 1.
LMP: They got those torquing angles on the grcund, didn't they?
CDR: Yes. They said they got them. , CONFIDEN!IAL
CMP: They got the torquing angles, and I passed them ...
CDR: Okay. One thing you haven't done, Stu, which you can get later - is your cameras are all here - You have to get that ...
CMP: Yes. I - I'11 get all those ...
CDR: Okay. We're going right through gimbal lock on the GDC, and :it's going right by. IMU's fine. Okay. CMP is removing the - tunnel hatch. CMJ_'s removing the probe now. Okay. What was the DELTA-P, by the way, Stu? I'11 Just jot it down here.
CMP: 0.28. I wrote it down there.
CDR: Oh, did you? Okay. It's down again. Okay. 180 is 102:03:40. Three. That'!l be 23:26. I could set it on 3_.
CDR: Okay, Stu. Your timer is running - coming up to 60, which is - the zero of which will be your 180 update time. Okay. You verify tape motion?
CDR: Do I record the tunnel angle as plus 0.9?
LMP: I didn't get to brush my teeth this morning.
CDR: Okay, I'11 crank in these. Get that GDC set up. 007.5 ··.
CDR: Can we help you?
CDR: Do you want to use the spring or you want to use the strap?
LMP: Need the spring to hold the nose down here.
CDR: Oh, I see what tool R is for, is to take those Phillips-head screws off the whole cover, I guess. ,ME_ _ JL J.lmm__llW_ PL _
LMP: Not very tight. Yes. Go around it one. b_ch better (clearing throat).
CDR: Let's see - we Just leave these out in the bag here, I guess.
CDR: What is it? Okay. Plus 0.9. Very good.
CDR: Okay. Theoretically - on the overall scheme of things, 101:50 - -
LMP: Roger .... all the way on through.
CDR: No. 101:52. So you got 8 minutes.
LMP: (Cough) Okay. I think we're going to be ahead of it.
CDR: Yes. K'e're going to be ahead of the time line.
UNKNOWN: Boy, I sure hope those guys don't get nervous about that BAT 5.
LMP: I do, too (clearing throat). You didn't _ut down anything.
CDR: Well, jeez, he had a load on it the other day and the damn thing was holding up, wasn't it?
LMP: Yes, but they're - -
LMP: Ail r_ght. We'11 start through.
CDR: Okay. We'11 put down that you're starting up at 101:46.
UNKNOWN: I'11 give you a little room there, Stuart, and I'11 come right over ...
CDR: Going to get off - Turn your switches off before you get off comm.
LMP: Yes. I'11 holler for it. Might as well stay on corem here - - CONFIDENTIAL
CDR: I don't know who the hell is going to do it for you.
LMP: Ps, don?
CDR: I don't know who's going to do it for you, Ed. I c_'v get over there, and Stu's going to be getting h_s suit on. You better - turn them off before you leave.
LMP: T_ned the comm switches off.
CDR: You can just yell dorm, can't you?
LMP: I guess so.
CDR: Yes. See, otherwise - Stu'11 be suiting, and - You probably can move a hell of a lot easier with that suit on - without those damn things on, too. Okay. Okay. How you doing, Stu?
CDR: Okay, Stu. Can I help you with your suit in any w_?
CMP: SEW again.
CDR: Any way I can help you with your suit now?
CDR: Yes, we're okay. Ail we've got is a switch to throw on this LM power. Okay. After the suit, next thing we've got is a switch to throw, and I can do that. That's 13 minutes from now. And the next thing after that - What's that?
CDR: Okay. We're in attitude. I'11 go to ENTER now. I'11 aline the GDC for you, while I'm here. ROLL 1; ATT SET, IMU.
CDR: GDC. Okay, Stu. You've got a good GDC.
CDR: A_?e you getting your suit on?
CDR: Okay. Probe was removed. Drogue was remo'_red.
CDR: Yes, I'm aware of all that. The HiGH GAIN is - is selected from new attitude, and Ed verified - tape motion. Okay, here's a VERB 18 here. Do we change zhe DAP load here? Yes, we do. Go zc wide dead band, here. Okay. Let's see, we just com- pleted the 18 - 49 maneuver, Stu. And, i've gone to ENTER. We're sitting in PO() in attitude - I'11 Just go ahead and change _:he DAP right here from narrow to wide without gel:ting ... on it, right?
CDR: We've gone through the 19; got the 58 gainer added, so we're sitting here. We got a narrow dead hand; the flight plan says we swing to a wide dead hand, here; going to do that right now without changing phase plane and getting any Jet firing. Okay. VERB 48 ENTER; VERB 21 ENTER; and i'm going tca 2 and aL1 l's. Okay. 1111. ENTER. And we're B/D B/D _/e'11 still using ROLL. ROLL is set up. PRO on through. Okay, babe, you're in wide lead band.
CDR: How's our friend, the LMP, doing?
CDR: Got to go to a new REFSMMAT, Stu. Going to go to a new REFSMMAT. Have to go to a new REFSM_,[AT, when I get up in the LM. For me, I mean.
CDR: Okay. Tell him, here I come. Nine reset, cff. 101: 5L:0O.
CDR: _ 101:54:00.
CDR: Okay, 4-D, is that zero? Okays, a quick check on it. Okay, very gocd. We're through with thaz page. Except for you getting your suit on.
UNKNOWN: Yes .... l, CONFIDENTIAL
CDR: (Laughter) Okay. It looks like he's still about - 4 minutes ahead. So, I'11 go up 4 minutes ahead. That'11 put me 102 - 2:05; now it's 2:01. Okay. Stu?
CDR: Stu, I'm going to head on up there. Stay a little ahead of things.
CDR: Okay. Left-hand row, top switch, off.
CMP: I think that's that damned empty box that's been floating around for 3 days.
CMP: Hey, Al. Here's a piece I think came out of you. I think there's a fitting down here that came from you. I don't know if you need it or not. No. Look - Can - can you look over the edge? See it? Where do you leave it? In here? Well, it was floating out here. Where did he have it?
CMP: Okay. I thought it may have come out of the LM.
CMP: Yes. Yes, Just a second.
CC: Kitty Hawk, Hcuston.
CMP: Go ahead, Houston; Kitty Hawk.
CC: Okay. We're ready with some updates - - TIME SKIP
LMP: Understand. 100, all zeros, 00072.
LMP: Do you have a - an LOS time for me, Fredo?
CC: Okay. I'm showing LOS in about 8 seconds.
LMP: How you doing over there, Stu?
LMP: Hello, Stu. How do you read?
UNKNOWN: Okay. Are you recording E-data on this pass?
CDR: How you doing over there, Stu?
CMP: Okay. I got a little behind on my suit check. I left these other suit hoses on FLOW instead of OFF, and - so that kicked me a little hehind by the time I psyched that out, but I'm abou _.to catch up.
CDR: It looks like we're back on the time line ourselves. We're going to proceed with o_mr PGA integrity check nOW.
LMP: *** check the tunnel ... - -
CDR: Stu, has the tunnel been vented?
CDR: It's been at greater than 3.5 pounds, and i don't have my roll back on yet. It passed the check. I'm Just getting my gloves off now. I'11 get my roll Jets on, and I'11 trim you up to the A3S CAL.
LMP: Okay. We not - we're not quite there yet. Uhank you.
CDR: We're ahead of the time line, Stu, so there's no hur ry.
CDR: Hey, are you firing Jets up there?
CDR: No, we Just dumped a little of the cabin 0_ to check the suit valves - is probably what we pushed you - what gave you a little push. CONFIDENTI41,L
CMP: Okay. Man, that went good.
CDR: How about that, babe? I guess maybe they didn't make allowance for that in computing your - How goes it?
CMP: Yes. They ot_ght to have a call for me to go FREE or something there.
CMP: Okay, I'm going to trim you up for the AGS CAL.
LMP: You know, Stu, on that DEPRESS firing, I guess tlnere's nothing we can do except squirt a little bit ou_, and you'11 have to stop it. It costs y_u fuel_ under any circumstances, I guess.
CMP: Yes, but see, I have to start a maneuver back to the AGS CAL attitude anyway. So - But no sweat. I'm going to - I'11 go - -
CDR: How are you doing on the fuel? How goes it ... anyway?
CMP: I didn't haw_ time to plot it.
LMP: Stuart, when you're through with your maneuver, let me know, please, and I'11 go ahead with my check.
CMP: Ckay.
CMP: Ckay, Ed, I'm here. But we ought to wait a minute cr 2 here to make sure the rates are damped.
LMP: Okay. This test is pretty gross, so it doesn't really hurt anything. This is for my rate gyros.
CMP: Okay. Ail the rates are pretty well damped.
CDR: Okay, Stu, you ready for a snapshot on the NOUN 20?
CMP: Okay. Get a VERB 06 55 up. I - I mean a NOUN - _rERB 06 NOUN 20.
CMP: VERB ....VERB 06 NOUN 20, and I'm ready to ...
CDR: One -
CDR: ° Hey, give me another mark on _hat, Al.
CDR: Okay. VERB 06 NOUN 20. Stand by, 3, 2, i -
UNKNOWN: Okay, on your marks I read plus 00, plus 69, plus 11304, plus 02288.
CDR: Okay. I had as a GET 103:58:25, 00769 - That's a good one - 11304, 02288.
CMP: Okay, I Just switched comm on ... How do you read?
CDR: Beautiful. Loud and clear.
CDR: Okay, Stu, could you verify that you have a B-3 thruster, off, o-f-f? Radar TRANSPO_DER, OFF, 0-F-F.
CMP: Verify the transponder is off, and ...
CMP: And verify G&C thruster 3 is cff.
CDR: Good show. I'm going with the rendezvous radar check. Be back with you momentarily.
LMP: *** Stu. I'm ready to start my AGS CAL.
CMP: Okay. The rates are damped, and I'm going CMC, FREE, now. CONFIDENTi, L
LMP: Okay. You say you're CMC, FREE, now. Is that affirmative?
LMP: Stu, you can enable all thrusters, except B-3.
CMP: Say, Al, how much longer do you think it'11 be before I can get B-3 out?
CDR: It'11 take about 2 more minutes, Stu.
LMP: Okay, Stu, you can enable B-3.
CMP: And can I turn my transponder off?
LMP: Roger; that's affirmative.
CMP: Okay. Are we going to start a maneuver?
CMP: Hello, Houston. Do you read Kitty Hawk?
UNKNOWN: Okay .... standing by for a GO for SEP. TIME SKIP
LMP: And the camera has started, Fredo, as we crossed Lalande N and NA.
UNKNOWN: Might even get a picture of' Stu ahead of us; we're crossing Lalande C.
LMP: Okay, Fredo. We're coming over Turner Crater. It looks Just like on the map as we approach the site.
LMP: They don't seem quite as long as on the map, Frede. C-GT, ?..
CDR: Okay, Houston.. We've spotted the general - the general area of the landing site from Rima Parry on in. We didn't spot Cone Crater on this pass, however.
LMP: And, Fredo, as we come up on Lansberg here, it's - the terminator's running right across it. And it is a big one. It really has some - a stees rim - or rather a high rim, a very noticeably high rim for here - from - from here. And it's right - the terminator goes right through it.
LMP: Was that for Antares?
UNKNOWN: Okay. We'11 get it going around the corne__.
UNKNOWN: Hey, Houston, clarify -
CDR: Kitty Hawk, Antares.
C: Okay ...
C: Okay. And you have it.
CDR: _ Okay, Antares. How do you read on VOX?
CDR: Okay. Loud and clear.
CDR: Loud and clear. Tape recorder's on, S-band - ...
CDR: Houston, i have you locked up on the steerable.
CDR: Okay, let me keep you honest, Al.
LMP: _ I ... hold off on it until you do.
CDR: Give me about 5 seconds, Stu. I need another 5 seconds.
CDR: ) ...
LMP: ) _* Okay, BIOMED *_* LEFT; PCM *_* HI. CONFIDENTtA.L
CMP: ... zero. Will you be ready to go at 5? Are you ready, Al?
CDR: We' re ready. Go.
CMP: And you're hanging on =he end of the probe. We'11 wait until motions damp here. Okay. We seem real steady. I'm going to back off from you.
CDR: Okay. We had a normal undocking, Houston.
LMP: Okay. DEAD BAI{D, MIN; VERB 77; go to P00.
LMP: Stu, are you going to be able to burn on time? Okay. We don't see you, but I guess we will when you light off.
LMP: Givs us a 15-second warning if you - can, Stu.
CMP: About 35 seconds. Have 30. EMS, NORMAL.
LMP: Great, we're watching. We're with you. Good; keep going.
LMP: Gee, we sure didn't see a thing, Stuart. Oh, I Just saw a flash up there. His tracking light,
CDR: Huh? See his tracking light on or something?
LMP: Saw a couple of flashes.
LMP: You have a mighty invisible engine, Stu. It didn't have an_rthing we could see at all from here.
CMP: Okay, Ed. The burn went off. Surprisingly enough, it vas 2-foot-per-second overburn; I turned it back to - to one and ... _r'r'_r_ ITl A L
LMP: That's interesting, Stu; we never saw your burn at all; but at the same time, when you burst into sunlight, you were right ahead of us. We were pointed right at you, but we didn't see a thing.
LMP: Stu, we ha - have your - your apogee/peri,ce numbers for comparison, if you'd like them.
CMP: Okay. I've got a 53.9 by 56.0.
CDR: Okay, we're showing 56.1 by 63.5.
LMP: Good enough. TIME SKIP
UNKNOWN: ... 1/200th - and, I guess, fire a fra_._e,remove the magazine, look at the slit, see if it's an inch from the side rail - and I guess i see some sprockets in there, and then - if it is i inch, I'11 put the magazine back in , fire another frame, and check that the slit is still there. If it's out in the center somewhere - Well, then we've got big problems.
CDR: Okay, stand by. Let's get locked up on the main lobe, Fred.
CDR: And, in the meantime, do you still read me?
CDR: Okay, ASCENT BATs went on at 108:01:45.
CMP: Houston, 14. How do you read? ...
CMP: Well, how're the troops of Antares making out? Do you have an estimate on the landing spot [ret, Ron? CONFIDENTIAL
CMP: How far from the spot? Did they - they come right in on the first pick?
CMP: Roger. Are they right on the target?
CMP: Oh,_ okay.
CMP: Houston, 14 - Kitty Hawk.
CMP: Hey, Ron, got any word on how the low-altitude pass on 14-1 and the high-altitude compare?
CMP: Ali right, Ron. I tried to change the cs_mera and put the sextant on and take a look at vhe site.
CMP: And, Houston; Kitty Hawk.
CMP: Hey, Ron. Has - Is scmebody thinking up an - any words about our Descartes photography? Does it look like the Hycon's wiped out; are we going to do the COAS or - Any decision on that?
CMP: And - somebody ...? Does it look like the Hycon's wi_ed out?
CMP: Left, left, and ...
CMP: That son of a hitch ....
CMP: Okay, we're getting ready to start the zero-phase observations on target 1. I'm now running - DET was started at - T-start at 111:59:43 and I'm wa_ting to try again.
CMP: First target at 8:07.
CMP: ... 5.
CMP: Okay, starting at 9:05.
CMP: ... yet, If not ... -
CMP: And approaching 4 minutes.
CMP: Okay, there are n_y targets. Targets A, B, C. standing
CMP: Okay, by to start the time. That's 5 minutes.
CMP: MARK. Intervalometer going. Okay s I have tar- intc gets A, B, and C. C will be the firs_ the zero-phase. Picked them up withcut any difficulty at all .... anyway. Intervalometer ... again. abcu_
UNKNOWN: An_ A, B - Okay, looks like C is Just in zero-phase now. And I really have losz C az zero- phase. That's a pretty good picture there. As it moved into zero-phase, it was essentially wipe_ out.
CMP: Now it's coming back out again.
UNKNOWN: B. You Just almost lose B going tc zero- phase. I can tell where it is by the o_her craters - pointing at it. But, if you didn't have that help, it'd be tough.
UNKNOWN: And now we're going into - A's goin_ in toward zero-yhase. In fact, I'm quite surprisea how washed out they do become. I had anticipaae_ I would be able to stay with them a little more than that.
CMP: Well, we're going - It's 7 minutes, so A will _e moving towards zero-phase. Amd it's pretty much the same story. Zero-phase is that - is thav con- dition - it - it really - Kind of surprisinf how it - how it wipes it out. I think you can tell the general area, on B in particular, that with zhe lead-in, you could - you could find it. With - with B, it's pretty much totally wiped ouz a_ - at zero-phase, and A had a little better l_nJ_narks around it.
CMP: Okay, I'm switching to second target now. Am_ A shows up extremely well. B is - you c_n see B here now. It's Just starting to go into - int_ zero- phase as it moves on up. But B is a - B's a mighty rough target, even without zero-phase. CONFIDENI'IAL
CMP: And you can - you can hang onto A pretty well. B - B, Just - I Just didn't find long enough to give a good - a good impression on that one - on that one. I guess, overall, I'd rate it - at -
CMP: But A in - in target 2, you can almost hang onto - B in target 1 -
CMP: Now, of course, target 2-B is hard to find even under good conditions, so - but it'd be impossible at the - at the zero-phase point. And I'm going to quit now, and I'11 give you a little summary here. i'11 rate these as I - by the criteria that we set up. Okay, on target 1, I'd rate C - Okay,
CMP: I'm going to turn off the intervalometer. No. Let it r'_n for another 20 seconds. But I - I'm so far out, I - I really can't - It says you got to let the DAC run until 12:2_. Okay. Ail right, I'd raise - I'd rate C in area 1 - I'd rate C as low, B as medium, and A is - is low; 2-A, medium; and B, very low.
CMP: I think what would really help you is - is relief around, like C was out pretty flat. And then, when it got zero-phase, it pretty well wiped it out. But - okay, and on my mark, the DAC will be going off. Stand by.
CMP: MARK. I let it slip one.
CMP: MARK. There, that was the last picture on tar- gets 1 and 2.
CMP: And Just a little more on the debriefing. I think if there's some relief around, it helps you quite a bit. Like C was out flat, and you'd lose it. B, I had the good chain of craters going into it, so you could pick that up, and - and A, also. It was the landmarks that really - really had you pick it up. But when it's out flat, it Just washed it out completely.
CMP: Okay. Houston, Kitty Hawk.
CMP: 344.7, 340.9, ... _^k.lrlr_l_KlTi A I
CMP: Hello, Houston. This is Kitty Hawk.
CMP: Kitty Hawk. How do you read?
CMP: Well ... I never saw B a_ all, and A ... pick up ... zero-phase, B was Just completely wiped out. ... clue is ... some relief by you, even i:a zero- phase ... best of the three ... pretty well h_ng ... and A was about ...
C: Well ...
UNKNOWN: Okay .,, on the tape .,, this other ..,
CDR: ... loud and clear .... ?
CMP: Okay, you've always been loud and clear ,.,
UNKNOWN: Okay, Ron; are you going to let the tape ru_ far the ... next sighting?
CDR: ) And, Houston; Kitty Hawk. Do you wanl me _z terminate the charge on B and start one on Able?
UNKNOWN: Okay, I'11 do that.
CMP: And stand by.
CMP: MARK. Camera's running. Five minutes. Okay, _d now I can pick up to Ptolemaeu$, to Ptolemaeus A, and I can pick up Bright Crater. Yes, even at this low elevation, targets A and B show up real well. The trouble of it is, it doesn't look to me like the camera's on target, but - They're a little too far to the left. But, anyway, i c_n't see targets - both targets A and B by themselves. I guess i used that little bright crater up by B, maybe as a gou_e_ but it showed up pretty well. There's no problem on acquisition, Houston. Appear to Just be gettin_ better as I - as I come up in elevavion. Of course, I guess it wouldn't surprise me to come up ±ere and see that I picked up the wrong target. CON FIDENTi.- t
CMP: I really don't think this camera's pointed right, Ron. It's boresightea right down - looks like the Junction between Ptolemaeus and Alphonsus. But, anyway, my - both targets A and B - had no trouble acquiring these and no trouble sticking with them. Even A is the - the hardest; it's not quite as straight. Now B had a - had a bright rim and showed up at the very start of the - of the obser- vation. A is - is a little more subdued, but it was quite easy to pick up and hang on to. And that's - that's really a no-sweat on - on this one, much - much easier than the - those on the back- side. In fact, I rated some of those with zero. And i'd have to give them up on - on both these targets - Cone Crater.
CMP: And the hard part is over, once you acquire them at that low elevation. In fact, the elevation is as difficult as - any sort of Sun problem. That wculd be here, as we go - go towards the zero- phase; I guess it's probably still about 08:h0 and I'd guess about 40 minutes to go. It's still hanging in there right now. No - no problem at all. Particularly B, it's - it hasn't the - the bright surface on the center across the crater - tkat makes it that much easier. Let's see, I can see the zero-phase. And I guess the camera was pointing at it as we get up here closer. And I es_ see zero-phase now, approaching target A, so tkis should be a - a good test. Been no problem to acquire up to now.
CMP: There's zero-phase Just about on A, and the camera took the picture. Okay, we went through zero- pkase on A with - with no problem - hanging on to tile landmark itself.
CMP: Zero-phase is passing B - at this time. And it, again, is definitely no problem.
CMP: And now, as we come cut of the - out of the zero- phase, it gets constantly better, of course. And I'11 be switching targets at 09:58. It's 09:24 now. Both targets at Ptolemaeus are ready to pick up. Of course, it's no problem now picking those ut_. _ JL_ iP_L!% !_L.L?.! ,L I Day '_
CDR: ) Okay, we're going to switch now and take a loek at - at Parry. And - actually, this one here is again extremely easy. You can pick up both - both targets A and B as soon as you see it_ nc sweat. I think you'd use the - of course, you'd use the - Parry and Parry M to guide you i:tc_ the area. But once you got into the area, why_ A and B Just stand out so good that, here again, i:'s - primarily - it's - the elevation angle helys, because we're up a little higher and - and, also, the bright crater stages show :_ extremely well. It's like you got the crater with a bright rim. It real:_ helps with low elevation.
CMP: In fact, zero-phase is approaching - approaching the area now. And both targets are - are hangin_ in there.
CDR: Camera went Just right at zero-phase. _nd here again, it was extremely easy to recognize the targets - this would be - really, again, a no- sweat proposition to pick the targets up. Zero- phase - really doesn't have that big an effect on - on these two targets.
CMP: Okay. And now, I'11 stop and rate them here; seems like a good time. I guess target A was ex:_remely good all the way along. Target B, also, was _uite easy to recognize. But here again, prim - primarily because of the - of the Sun shining on the - on the crater rim. An older, more diffuse crater would be more difficult to pick up, but with those - with those bright - bright rims - bright si_e :o - both targets A and B, it was really no problem. Okay. And my last picture, I will give you a mark. When it goes off, it'11 be a little past 12:32.
CMP: MARK. Last picture on target 4. Camera is off.
CDR: Okay. I'11 get to moving here, and then I'11 pick me up at - oh, maybe between 50 mhd 58. First frame number should be eight. - ONFIDENTIAL
CMP: Okay. Just a couple of more comments while they're fresh in my mind. I think there was a big differ- ence between the frontside and the backside passes, and that's primarily because, on the - on the front side, we're picking out craters that were out in a flat area. And they had the rim up behind them to - to guide you in on it. I think you'd - you'd use the - the large, gross features to get you pointed in the right area of the - of the mare or the flat surface, and - and then_ the - the rim of the crater would - would - would show up. And you could guide in on it. Both those craters at Parry were quite fresh; they had a bright rim. The tar- get A in the Ptolemaeus was fairly subdued - but still, yet, it did show up, and you could hold on to it right through zero-phase. So, let me see, I'd rate -
CMP: I'd rate both - both targets 3 and 4 - high.
CMP: A-3, C-4, B-3. A-3. C-4 - Okay, Ron. A-3, C-4, B-3, D-4.
CMP: Okay. Make sure she's running.
CMP: Verify ...
CMP: Configure camera - the right one ....
CMP: Okay. On the zodiacal light: The - after the first 20-second frame, I got out of shut - sync on the shutter, and I fired off two more frames before I got down to - to 10 seconds. And then I went to 10 seconds and then 5 seconds, in order.
CMP: And I was also a little late getting started. I started at about 6 minutes, instead of 5. And I'11 get these others on time here; 8:20, we're looking for.
CMP: Open.
CMP: 27, 37. Okay, three - three on 10 -
CMP: Okay. Two on 5.
CDR: Okay. The 8:20 _ent Just as advertised; 2>0, i0, and 5. So far, the only thing extra was the - one on the - first one.
UNKNOWN: 16, 8, and 4 on 11:10,
CMP: 11:40, 16, 8, and 4.
CDR: ° 11:40, 16, 8, and 4.
UNKNOWN: Record i1:40; 28, 29 - 16 ...
UNKNOWN: Okay, I'm in sync. Okay, next one's 8.
UNKNOWN: Eleven, okay, at 24.
CMP: Okay, I got out of sync. I'm going to repeaz the 4 on the 11:40 - plus. Okay.
CMP: Okay. That's got it. That was ar. extra frmxe cn the 11:40 sequence.
CMP: Aaah (sigh).
CMP: 13, 14, 15:00. Okay. I'm in sync; 16, 8, a__1.2 4.
CMP: And there's number 4. Okay. There's two sxtra ones here. Let me give you another good 4.
CMP: Okay. That takes care of the 15:00, with two extra shots in there.
UNKNOWN: .... 4, and 2.
CMP: Okay, I'm in sync; there's the Moon. Should be in sync. Okay, I'm in sync .... Okay. We have _, 4, and 2.
CMP: 21:40, one frame at 8.
UNKNOWN: Okay. I took an extra 4 there, also. I was:_'t sure whether the thruster fired.
UNKNOWN: Okay, 25:00; 4, 2, and 1.
CMP: I'm looking for 29:00 now. l, CONFIDENTIAl.
CMP: 7, 8, 9.
CMP: 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, and 10_
CMP: 3, 4, 5. TIME SKIP
CMP: ... And it's not in here. And it's not in here, either ....
CMP: 22.
CMP: ... my butt out.
CMP: Houston .... Kitty Hawk.
CMP: Okay. Can you read, Ron?
CC: And if you have a free minute, we would like some com_lentary on the depth of the _-T tracks.
CC: And 8 amperes before pressing the switch. Well,
CMP: great. Looks like we made it.
CMP: No, I didn't get that yet. Do you want to let it run on through until I come out AOS, or do you want - When do you want that terminated?
CMP: Okay. TIME SKIP
CMP: Okay. Thirty seconds, and everything looks good here.
CMP: Okay. ULLAGE is on.
CMP: And we've got -
CMP: IGNITION. And she's steady as a rock.
CMP: And SHUTDOWN. DAY 6
CC: Roger; I copied - copied all of that.
CC: Roger. Serial number 1002 and 305.
CC: ()kay. Give me a call when you get there, and i'11 -:tart the timing.
CC: Starting the clock.