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CC: 9, Houston. Go. Apollo 9,
CMP: Houston, /t_ll_ 9.
UNKNOWN: hoger. Go ahead.
UNKNOWN: Apollo 9, Houston.
UNKNOWN: Go ahead, Houston. Apollo 9. CC Roger. no%'.
UNKNOWN: b._ve you ! rea_ You a while ago, ' but you %'eren 't re_'!ing :£e. Houai?,.,
CT: _ Roger'. AToLl( _;. [_w dc, yo'_ re_d:
C: Oka 2. Got ._e_'-'' goo_ Y_rks rn POint Lor_.
CC: Hey, very good.
UNKNOWN: tlc sux-£ looks great
CC: Apollo 9, Houston. I think you have to on your display now for us to get the M. rk d&%a down here.
UNKNOWN: On, c,kay. ,_'m g,_,i:.gto _o all the w_y throagh the nov program. Right ...
CC: Oh, okay. l_ood. and
CC: Apollo 9, houston. I've go_ the roll, Fitch, t},_me, yaw al._gn angles for your GDC align if you w_nt to ,_-opy.
LMP: Okay. Go ahca_a.
CC: Roger. Roll _,].ign,246; pltcl,, 33.5; )aw, 051; the south se_ st,.rs. We'd like to leave the CM3 t_]l. angles will[ be 180, 180, and O.
LMP: O_ay. i Roll, pitch, _nd yaw at 246, Jig, O ,-....... _,_ _o_LL set _ars. Leave ;".v':,I?,_7
CC: Roger. And once you gel to your GDC align attitude, 22 c_n you hit us _ VERB 06, NOUN to compare the LMU angles with what we think they oug?__ to be':
CC: 9, Houston. 'fnat'_;%_B 06, NOUN 20, 'instead of 22
CC: Roger. Cmn you record these? _nd Just to i¢.u yo,_ wb:_,tw= think - kncr_ they ought to be Roll o,lght to be iSO.l_; pitch, 237.5; and yaw, 0.5.
UNKNOWN: 237.5, and
CC: Apollo '3, tt,'._sto_ t.b_-ough Ascer.,_.;¢,:-,. -_ouston.
UNKNOWN: °- Ap.b_.. o ::¢. L__v.et_,d clear.
CDR: Roger. .t _'!<' 'b k;,o'_ ii'., mer, t-j_.,.ded Jt o.,: tha_ backup OiJ;;'=libra,w,: do .':,t- · say _.F_.in,do no_ went you to cage the 'l'.Z3.
CC: Apollo 9, Hcustcn through Guam.
CC: Roger. We need your P22 data, there, if you Just call it up _gain, I ??,ink we car? get it. powered up until about i97 40 or somet)_ng like
CC: Roger. We concur. ahead,
LMP: Okay. Go geology, ten f'rames, 10 second_, on track. 'Equador,
LMP: Okay. 197 13 00, geology ten frae.es, and 10 seconds on track.
UNKNOWN: A_d, Houston, 9. Those are the riEL% nu_nbers for the second landr_-rk.
CC: Roger. 1 guess Just go a'_leadarid call P_2'. _'hat won't [%9 Just q_aite hack it.
UNKNOWN: Oh, ok_ay. You %_-ut me to Just read you the NAV 89? You w_nt the whole P22 again?
CC: No. Just call up F22 _o we c_n get the l._rk data.
UNKNOWN: H_ far would you like to go in 222?
CC: Just call it _p. _at,'s all we need.
UNKNOWN: Ckay. F' _e. ;_-.dit :_ sort of _l,.,J'_vo.,er there, and I didn'L £et _er.' _.Ti-_aufcn%:ntil we _re Just abc::t cverhead, _dt did_'i _:, _;? Fart 2. T39
UNKNOWN: Also.
UNKNOWN: Also, _custon, it appeared the ti_e overhead w_s off by al,_st a minute.
CC: 'Go-_h=_ad,:.oa._,Lon ',.'r.e ccmguter yo%_rs now_
CC: Roger. is and we'11 delay iht :),memcry dump and state vector update another hE,' here. J And ycu all ;
CC: do have e_uy results a_ on that GDC
UNKNOWN: _
CDR: I we through it _md learned _ few things, I &'_cs_, relative to histor7 and how the changed. We ,did it %'tong the first time _ud v,c'.l]_;o back :_nd do it right this then time _ld :-hen wt get L_ck down we'11 wk,'tt to talk about it some. CT,P
UNKNOWN: this is Apo]lt, 9.
UNKNOWN: We'd like tm %_&rk c_t a - ;Te'n like ti,use the _,rocedure tk_t ,°t.used or _Drked out. _bout 4 or F.u 5 years r _n :his thing a?.'lsee how it cc:.pares. Okay ',.
UNKNOWN: Okay. ! _.r. _ '_ know if anybc/dy nas got that proce- -lure erc,u_&, %.it we'11 _ce. z's--_e r '__bers r._ it's!.cu!A ;';'r? %ho same way.
UNKNOWN: Ve_- .
UNKNOWN: use '': :r_aed.are m_d get you -_= ri-;' r._rs, c. :',- 2F t,f,._ ....... _pe !26/3
CC: That so'ends &_od. _nd watch your gimbal lock as 'cleat'sall you are maneu_.ering aromnd. we have got to say.
UNKNOWN: Yes. It dip'.:right in there, doesr)'t it.'.'
CC: Gets pretty close, I think.
CC: You'11 reall 3 have a good time watching this time.
CC: Housto;., Apollo 9.
CC: Hou-_ton. Go.
UNKNOWN: Roger. Can you get us az_e[her map update here?
CC: Roger. _'e
CC: Here go. P._¢ ]_,: at 196 plu_: ;'9 plu_ 12; right ascension, 15 17; lor,glfude, ]lP.6 e_._st. llP..6 east,.
CC: Roger. _WAII (R-_v124)
CC: Apollo 9, Houston t?.rough Hawaii.
LMP: Go Houston. ::ryo
CC: Roger. Our plan this evening is essentially the same. ko%_'_¢er, I _'.ess you nc,tic,el that the temf_ratur¢ c:_:11 exhaust on fuel h: :' ?tayed pretty uuch constant _,:c_]ay. i':,_¢hat %se wc'lld J.ix_ to do is essentiaJly _:_ini_i_ [,h(,same _yJ'_erload -.ny it)-]' without large ckanges, - uo or do%_ , ,.,_ _' in F_..d?, ion l;u tlc !o%-_.rdo_u _, i>_.(,eedure ,e had last- night, wk.,er, you po.,,,r 6,:,.-_. _c.:>_ CPS t"uff, put in burne:r '_4on '..Ut]ii 7. _.ud _..u( tn_- rc--,lezvous trar,aponder .':wi Lob to --'?_.TR.
UNKNOWN: _ou read Avo! 9? Ix_ni _.::_clear. }.c'_me'.'
CC: Roger. You're little broken.
UNKNOWN: a I understand that when )r _'_.t_we:' do;__,the I...Uin the b-_PSyou want us to t,ut the rer.dczvous r,rans_xonder switch to PO_m--_R Lurner a,,d the 3 to _" ,r
CC: That's. _'_'- +'v .
UNKNOWN: O_ay. And c:_:the cryos you want to let the _nd _._(m[_[_redrop down between 19J 200 on the hydzogen, s_nd then ye're going to, ':.urn one of until the fans on it's time for n a_.!berL, I [oes_;.
CC: No. We're going to use ta_uk 2 again tonight, fan T_nk 2 ON Just prior to going to sleep.
UNKNOWN: Okay, tarZ_ 2 fa_ ON tonight.
CC: Eoger.
CC: And, Apollo 9, _[ouston.
UNKNOWN: Ge, ahead. Houston, 9.
CC: Roger. _ guess our S065 countdo_ here shows about 97, and you said 105. Can you recheck ', that
UNKNOWN: Loger. We'11 get it in just a second, and do BIO.U37Ddata you have any on the LMP, yet?
CC: Apollo 9, Houston, Still looks the same do_n
CDR: Look.-.-- the same, huh? Well, he checked the el ec- 50-3e _dore.
CC: Okay. tracks _as ;:3th the telescope rather :nan the sextant ... idc.*,3fica,*ion .,. 9, Uoustcn. or.
CC: Apo!ko You faded that cne, ?_-y again.
UNKNOWN: Sa$- again, Houston.
CC: Apollo 9, Houston throug_h Redstone.
UNKNOWN: Apollo 9. Go.
CC: Roger. ' rlis_ '_ :."_"'_., .,''..-''.. .:-o_enf there i,. Hawa ii.
LMP: Ok yes, i - i just r entioned treat the second _oup of :&xrks or, t!c second sight - for th_ Marks on the _econd ..lent , ''' that were made from the %ele- scupe, not th_, sextant, because of the visibility probl em.
CC: Okay. Understand. ]r,cidentally, it looks lik__ on that first i,et cf _.',arksthe 121 alarm would rur.g we not have anyhow, _ver - even _f had not disabled it.
CMP: Houston, I checked the _)65 magazines and we are reading about 3.04 oz' 105.
UNKNOWN: Okay; understand.
CDR: Hello there, Aiie; ho_ are )',:,uT t'.nlgh,
CC: Fine, Jiffy, y; how are you %
CDR: Pretty good.
CC: If you're ready to copy, I've got some t iock dmta ._r yc,'a.
UNKNOWN: -',,,ute.
CDR: Just a
CC: Alrighty. 127 3 Alfa, plus 316, plus 1485 20] 07 O) 3147; 128 3 Bravo, plus 259, plus lb50 202 47 15 3839; 129 Delta Charlie, minus 220, minus 1600 _O4 %5 30 h829; 130 Alfa Charlie, minus 064, r_inus C)270 205 00 37 5538; 131 Alfa Charlie, plus 120, minus 0325 '206 35 07 4779; 132 2 Alfa, 20_, plus 264, mir!us 0,080 13 15 3769; ]33 AJfa 41 Charlie, plus 231, minus 0589 209 36 4044; _3- ] Alfa, Dius 286, _;inus 0680 211 ]6 48 3_'2_. The S!'S trims are pitch, r_]nus 0.64; yaw, minus 0.94; and hold your readback for a minute.
CDR: Holding. pointing data hera. It's coing to be coming pretty rlose L ere on this ?egasus.
CDR: Okay.· Fare at it,
CC: At 197 plus 13 plus 00, if you roll 00.89, pitch 178.4, and yaw 062.7, you ,_ill pick it up at about 1100 miles. Four ninutes later, it will be into 100 mil es.
CC: And your closest toint of approach will be about 67 miles below it - or behind it, I mean - 77 miles below it, and 35 m_les to the right.
CDR: Well, how about that. Let's see if I got the numbers right. 197 13 00. ls that the rSght time'.'
CC: Affirmative. That's when it will be a thousan_ miles off, ii really l._ocmsin.
CDR: I believe it. And then the roll - Say again the roll; i m_ssrd :.hat.
CC: Roll is 8.9 degrees. &.9,pitch, it in or _,al,,but it miEht _'_ worti: a try. Tr) a little Kentucky windaye there.
CDR: Okay. We've [,'rt a lot of windage up re re.
UNKNOWN: Hey, _ouston, Apollo 9.
CC: t{o_-_ton. Go.
CMP: Here we've b_¢n trying lo avoid that red dot on the hall all day and look what you gave us for _Caw.
UNKNOWN: _,'i11_a%cn :_.
UNKNOWN: What :,i_.dof cdds are you giving whether we go in it or.no_ yr.w l:ets b?tter. way, e-nd the
UNKNOWN: ;_Lrighty.
CC: ;_po±[¢,?, Houston through Tanamarive.
CDR: Go Houston; this is Apollo 9.
CC: Roger, Apollo 9, Houston. I guess ye have a gob cf t_-_a stuff out of /he vay, I g_ess, ju_-t for to p'ta_:::i:_g _lr_oses. V_=' ....r: you get hawai ': . %-e' }.1 get 'the ['.-memory d,m_,p, the state vector u[_iate, co:,s,mr,_l'ie:, mncl your _i_ feastings. ? guess vhile -se .are [,ere at Tsalar. arivu ye can get the block data readback.
CDR: }[ou_ton Ap:)711cc) You _c'c still (:oilingthrough unr eadabl _.
CC: Apollo _, Houston. How do you read nov?
UNKNOWN: Houston. i Roger, Apollo
CC: 9. [[ndersta_d. Reading _ little Cor_munications are better. here not too goOd. ! Did you get a chance to see Pegasus?
UNKNOWN: ho_ do you rea_ Apollo 9? ,'e _idn't get a chance to. We really didn't see it. We we _y have caught a glimpse of it, but c:outdn't track it ...
UNKNOWN: Roger. Apollo 9, Houston. Understand. GS'A.M( REV 175 )
UNKNOWN: Apollo 9, Houston through Guam.
CDR: Co ahead. Kouston, Apollo 9. ::c:v _oger. Apollo Houston. fairly was_K, i _2ess _'e _cu!d use £cr.e cf thi_ ?_-ss %-hat d.3 c--er to tell you %'e are going t._ Ha_ii.
CC: ,?:ehye get _ clear signal o'.rt.r ;'.-,waii, we'11 do an F-remory _,_p, then a state vector upclate;and, ,_,:_'veg,.4. g¢,t%.our if them ready, I'11 consu-ables and P:,D':..[;g,_essthis you of than 90 percent, and remind the CO2 change ih*'yarc:'c}Oorination in _d termit',ationof BAT%':, c: _..rAe,
CDR: Okay. V(.rZ good. We'kl _crminate k&'l'?B oharg.: now, a.ndunderstand you w_nt us to dump to 20 per- cent tonight or,.the waste water.
CC: _' _ta, s affirmative.
UNKNOWN: Dkay. We'11 be prepared _.o give you an L-r..::mory 'itunp,, and _e']] le teary f'or state vector updste. As soon a! w_.!.l-e*,.h_'oug.b with that, we'li give you the ,.'omsur_blc_...
CC: Yes Roger, Apollo O We'11,pick you up over }_avaiiat about ?5·
UNKNOWN: Very goos. And we'_ like to tell that %*._rGDC alignment was successful.
UNKNOWN: yok ::tillthere?
CC: Apollo 9, Houston. Roger. Still here, but vc '_e ·reading you very weak..
UNKNOWN: Roger. We-_aid the GDC alignment wa's successt_al ...
UNKNOWN: Bo,ger. ti_d.?<-st._,n:3 uhe GDC align,_as s,_ccessfu!.
CC: Apollo 9, }touston.
UNKNOWN: Roger", _'_ ".', ?.ave 1.o _.%and _. for a few mir,,_tes %?_'uugh Ir:the meantime, if _-ou'reready on the ccns'_r-atles, v-_'12,take tkat. 747 Page
UNKNOWN: We'r_ ready; '.,cuready?
CC: I'm r_ady.
UNKNOWN: Okay. S£rviu_ :_dule A, P., (, D: 52, %4· 45, · f 51. hAfT C, pyro A and B- 3o.9, 37.3 , ky.1 . And the inJ_,ctor ter_peratures· 5 Charlie aud Cnarli_, Delta: 4.9, h.9; 6 Alfa, Bravo, bclta: 4.8· 4.0· 4.9, '.8. Thr, PRD's: So:.-_,';/cr, 2! PO; CM2_, 6] 22; L_5_, _:0 22.
CC: Roger. c.h. _onsur_._e=' -_" -: 52, .54_ , >, 51 ; 5(,.9, 37.1, S,.I' ._ !.9; ]+.8 4.8 4.9 4.8 And the PRD's: 3l 20, 6! 22, _ud 80 22.
UNKNOWN: That's Charli_.
CMP: tley, you want _-.omeangles r,: {he GDC align_
CC: Okay. Fire.
CMP: Okay. 180.36, '_2o,-,.zO', 359.78. And that was aft_r the m_neuver to 1_0, 180, O, which took 'u_, like about 28 mihui_s.
CC: [ioger. Under_tand. %_hose o.nglc:_: [[_0.36, 736.10, 359.78.
CDR: _]_at'a Cnarlie. Az_ you want _uur block data back? g_l
CC: Okay. We might as well go a_hes_la2d that _,ow.
UNKNOWN: Hey, before yo_ get that· %h_ r,_×i_um radiation ]<r goJn g through the anomaly _as 0.037 }b';l S ho,ar.
CC: Roger. Understand the radiat_c,:, _,urw y l( ading w_s R:_._S 0.037 per ho_r.
LMP: Righto.
CC: Okay. lou can Ktve r_e t',r t,!ock data re_uback ;f you ]i k_.
UNKNOWN: All right. Are you ready now'.'
UNKNOWN: · Okay. 127 _ Alfs., plus 3i6. -_$ 1485 2'ol _7 C93147; 12_ _ Bravo, 'u_ p:-a plus _50 25 !v 15 3839; 129 i':___lie, mir.'_s 223. '2 ::04 Delta minus !{ 35 30 }*829; 7-3 Alfa C'r. artf_ mznu£ ...... '_ _lnu_ .:_:_ 205 0(, .-{ 553_; ]31 _!fa Cnariie. :]u'- i- ' ':'-_ 0325 P7/4 Page 7'48 .a/fa,plus 208 13 15 3769; 133 Alfa Che.rlie, plus 32t, 36 4044; _nus 0598 209 4] L34 i Alfa, p/us F:f,(, ninus 0680 211 16 4 q 3622 . _1_,: "'_ a pitct, trim of minus 0.6_ and a yaw trim of minus 0.9_.
CC: Roger. Apollo 9_ Houston. Copy correct. :if ;so .... giv_ '.t"-_he '¢_L 74 ?.,'.--_-'q_.
UNKNOWN: O_ay. On _j i',rk. J, 2, ].
UNKNOWN: };ARK. _'_.:.OSTO;';,Z (Rzv _.5)
CC: Apollo 9, !Ioustonst Redstone.
UNKNOWN: C,o ahead. r, ot dump; would yo_ do it _galn for us, please_
CDR: Oh, yes; %,c'1] do it again.
CC: Alrighty; t,hat's very ,-,ice of .you.
CDR: {-'les_lre. Ai_ s_'t?
CDR: Roger. 3, 2, 1.
CDR: MARK. you -_
CC: Af,-_llo 9, _.cu_to:_, We're ready %o give state -'ectcr if you'11 give us Ai?C:_?.
UNKNOWN: ,2.[ _' hoger. You ::r_ve ACCEPT.
CC: ._.nd, Apollo 9, houston. Ye.= :-.ight b._ advis_ ti'_t, we're z,::=.ding kasty'_ ..__-m -rLr_,__.:,:".:':.:= okay . Lz,oks lik_' Dr _ ht's '_' -_ "_ I t f Page 'fk9 _,
CDR: Wha_ we did vas - We took ?,'uSty's seusors and moved them over on Dave. We only
UNKNOWN: figured hc vas the one with r, heart enough through. strong to beat
CC: No wonder the doctors are scratching their he ad s.
CDR: He_', ask t.?_eFlight _rgeof on dut._,there if'he umscr_c_fole F.F(;',:.,, can all of o,r _.'.ai ,a_.!%'_ys "c)TM
CC: Yes, that's right. He's been able to do i};_,t.
CDR: Ve_' good.
CC: th%si
UNKNOWN: know_ you guys be_ter you do.
CDR: .That's %_h_t bothers me.
CC: Apollo 9, Houston. 0r! that _'aste watc_' d 'Ln_p, dump so that _ou have r. 20 perct nt Dump to/J5 the _aste %'af(.r. down to 20 perce:nt so that amount of _'ater left at reentry rill be correct.
CDR: Okay. _Tmt's what we'11 do. /We'11. dU_D. down to / between 15 and 20 percent.
CC: Alrighty. I_ouaton. 2s
CC: Apollo 9, Your _ta%.e Vector iu, _'ve verified it for you, and you have the comput _r back.
CC: !,'cger. Ore last %_estion. We'_ i_:.Teto k_ow ho'*'re'ich?:as_elblad f_!rt you h_ve left .
UNKNOWN: ! tLink we ?:".'.'e aleut a hu_ndred f',-'r_-mes.
CC: . Roger. Copy one '_:._r/_red fr?_es, a:,i ,-,i,'r _- about to lose you here 'st _tcj:'Inc.
CC: Okay. We're still shoving .YOU in AC_._'_L--'_T,there, Jim.
UNKNOWN: Okay. We'11 get c--,tin Just a nin_ .e.
CC: Okay. We'11 be losing you ir. about a m_nute fellow's to get t"eked in for the night. Oka'_'. s.c. _.y.,
CDR: We haven't eaten yet, _'e'11 be for a while, if you c_n get hold of us. Okev-dokey. P_-g.e751 _t_w_._ I (REV i26) throu,_i
CDR: Apollo 9. Houston Hawaii.
UNKNOWN: H.,ger. This is ApolLo 9. thought we'd giva you a call and g_;a: you the u_c!ate on t?,( block data nut,bet '._0..
CC: Atrig_nty. C,:,.ahead,
UNKNOWN: Okay. ,%1.
CC: Okay. [t's on }_.V ]2'{, c_nd fht- ,,_dabes are :.:.. fo3 :uwa: 127 Cr.arlie CLar!it, [._%_-, [17;._,.;:,us 3082. *_'r;ci of' ,,pdat. c. 1650 20) ?1 04 ;:
UNKNOWN: Hoger. i27 Charlie Ch_riie, p!_ :7, mir,u:: 0', .%082. 1650 201 2]
CC: That's correct, Dave.
CC: going up it there? '.tu.r.etly
UNKNOWN: very up here. We're jus_ sore. of reEl'oup]_; a,n- _,ettfng ready.
CC: You're about ready to _:o ni_,_,t-n.i_ht'.,
UNKNOWN: ° V._ll, v(.'11 ur_ [o sort '/ _u-t. 3rga:_':rcdhere we o tomorrow night c,m put everyt} lng -i::its prol,?r mini==m tisturbanc_.. place with a of
UNKNOWN: Dave-, 'we'd li._e to -')nflr':_that you've got the fr.r:y t,'.:'k .-;: dO a H 2 on in and tkat you dld caniste; :hr,. de - £K'2 c_nisLer chang,,. on t_rr/ , . %r_ _ L':,r.aven't lturned it on. LC.%.
CC: Alrighty,
UNKNOWN: hbich will probably be in about 15 or 20 m_nutes.
CC: Okay. Lc'l] take a look at giving you an e_ra hour tomorrow.
CDR: i;o. i guess we'd Just as soon get up on time tu_rro_, nnd sort of get going so we have _n tomorrow. even day
CC: C.Y. ay. We're with 3,ou.
CC: A:?olio 9, l_o'astoD. We'd like for _ou to go eiiet,.d_-_d L_-:: that fan cn in tealk 2 no'_, if you would, please.
UNKNOWN: Very well. Fan ON now.
UNKNOWN: _' CI_;' You az'e _elcome.
UNKNOWN: Houston, 9.
CC: Go mhead, 9.
CMP: hey, Al. We Just pulled the flight plan out and Look a look at it, and there's really not _act_ to do the first codt,]e or three hours, _o _;ny don't you give us a ring about 209 in Car- _a/-von? '
UNKNOWN: see if we work ·that one o.au. It looks okay fro:u dcwn here right r,o¥:.
UNKNOWN: Okay. One thing we'd like to mal<e sure we do [onorrow, is _?t Call the SC65's dcne.
CC: les; you bet.
UNKNOWN: Alr lghty_ fu'_done mol'¢ thing. If yo,; can't find a_Q targets of c}i;ort"--nityroi' the s_acc ships: don't worry _oout it. We'11 be able to tmke plenty of pictures.
CC: Okay. Copy that. .'_now
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UNKNOWN: Hello, houston, Apollo 9.
CC: Boy, Dave, you sure do wa_ke up in a hurry. I
CC: Well, good morning and all that good Jazz. 'We'11 w_J_e
CC: Hey, I've got a question here fei' you.
CC: Okay. Yo,_'re ove_ _he Canaries now. _f_en you ;,_lstralia, come _:cru_s y_u're going to bit it with a -lt'$ going to bu almost sunset, but -]m_st enough light for m picture. I w_s wonder- ing if you could get a picture. It's generally dark down there, and we don't get many chances. This gives you about 30 minutes to get ready for' it.
UNKNOWN: Roger, Houston. We'11 do t_at. a-_
CC: Okay, If ........ ,-_ _ot sometnlr_g to _Ti'te On nOW,
CC: ° Okay. Go ahead.
CC: 209 plus 27 plus 11, four frar.es, lO-second ,xf.c,sures, th. _:;{ shooting on the nadir. You're shooting coast of Austrmlia, there - Beroo _3astrali:_ -. an_ TM, it's for geology a.nd oce=--no_a_hy.
UNKNOWN: Okay. 209 27 11, four frsr.es, tO-seccn,_ f_,terva!s, on the nadir'. We can gel that one. lik_:
CC: Okay. Heal gc,_d. Arid i say, :_ '_ _-o-._iu S u l, - It will be a little sun a__gle, tut yi_ we eau i_:ke hack it, and at your convenience, _ ', tc have inve_er g OFF, _-td .he zerde?.cas rsda __ ...._ :_s-
UNKNOWN: O_:a). invertar 3 is OFF and _'e'11 go down and get th_: transponder. both H. tanks.
UNKNOWN: O_ay. H 2 fans are both OFF.
CC: (_). C_' gooa cid ECS configuration for %he _]_i.y'.-'!l be c,':_¥_:!'<.ker arid Charlie, a%d u_ml<er ,i)f. '_ ':_.!C(L1. --
UNKNOWN: }_ker and Charlie_ and Baker Dc.lta roll.
UNKNOWN: Ok,./. And r_ake that t{2 _;an_- J fan ON, please.
CMP: Okmy. ._i?tan}: ] fan is O!;. MADEID (R?J .L32)
CC: ¥cr_, good. And you might whip up your old S-band vol%_.%e, !'here. We'11 have k'adr._d here for 4 or 5 r,i_v_tes.
CDR: _,.ou._,tc, n, how you read Apollo 9?
CC: I'm reading y,_u loud s_nd. clear, Jim..
CDR: Okay. Like voo say, it wasn't getting out tking_ [;i1'F._ed _n quite right. One of my things
CC: _'avbe it'-_~ _:_-aring out. Good r_,rning.
UNKNOWN: }_e]]o there.
CDR: Hey, _'_e cot a _itt]_ :tu,.:st_on. How come _e ai"_)st _,cctr use quad A? At ],east it seems to be the ltast one that %'e require the least out of for :.ervice module ECS deorbit, yet we seem to have the r-o[_t f,.'o' in-iT..
UNKNOWN: -qta_-,.[y c,_.e, 't.3re, a_ud '_ t mc- r_lve you r g'Or_,_l 8__.s_'erOn _h_.. t
CC: C xay, Apollo 9- The an._,w_r_,: _'_at o:e i_ that you r_auirc the :z)st out c,_ %.+:atfor _c_ SPS deorLit a/id we're trying %0 hang or_ to the SPS deorbit capability'.
UNKNOWN: Okay. That's a pretty good answer.
LMP: CC Okay. Apollo 9, _u'r_ g_,ing to - i.'%c-only got you for at,out, another 3 or 4 minute.=:hcr_ at 0cr;'_ &"_qd*l .... r ]f'l s:,, [I think i could get iu a co:'_s,4r,a]0cs t ]:,A_:te Jr' _'ot,.'vc [:et ;. handy }7.'b for t.ha t
CDR: Okay. Ail set. Go ahead.
CC: All right. Hours 209 ).2 10 42 17 38 13 39 13 2 4 3 ]5 3'_ 33 39; and your DAP r(Wlines' P5 t,r4ate. 31 34 31;. [':,3 of 4:'32 '_,;13
CDR: Roger. 209 42 ]0 29 13 ;'4 ._:' ia. 33 33 39 25 3} 34 and 34.
CC: That i% affirr_ativ,', and that's correct.
CC: And, Aoollo 9'_ Houston. We'd like to '_;tart, battery A ch,_rge at 209 p!un 25. 209
CDR: Roger. plus 2_ for battery A charge. and _.;'_'tL'
CC: That's correct i'11 wait until wt: get Carnarvon for the rest of the block data - i mean to get the Llock d=ta and the rest of th_ u?/ates 1:,_e flight plan - so _e'11' probably theh Madrid here wftLir- [,minute. It _ill be C__rr, a,r- at 24. yon
CMP: Roger. _ou don't h_ppen to have a h_,dy update, do you'.'
CC: That is affirmative. _c.ur _:r, update: 20_: 34 44, 73 defrees west. wes'. de_ee_ Roger, Doc. ,-,_.t, '_.'a:t [',"'
CC: And 1 Leant to you. I P_ it all s,,_nt, _*i' _ cut here e.n:ible%' it. check that Australia bit, And we'11 see you do'.m there. I hope you i:m.ke it b. fore sunset,
UNKNOWN: %'e'11 make sure. We '_o_tldn'tr,iss Australia for _nyt hing.
UNKNOWN: Hey, _ook _t this rare opportunity yo_ h%ve. Australia ;u Lhe daylight.
UNKNOWN: -".or ,'.bou:_.:,at! CARhARVON (REV 132)
CC: Apollo 9, _rouston through Carnarvon. Stmuding 'by.
UNKNOWN: Roger. 4v_P Fine. ,k"rt:
UNKNOWN: set t ° take pictures. the terminator. I/5'
UNKNOWN: It sure does; it'-o getting dark pretty quick.
UNKNOWN: CC koger. 1 checked the sunset time on that. On the ground you'11 be taking w_th about 2 minute? or a little over before sunset. We'11 say a
CC: And, Apollo 9, Houston. Bring up your S-band vo].Lk_.,e '_ '" ' · %_,' ±_ be going over Honeysuckle in about a _kinute.
UNKNOWN: !_3oks like, all those people do_n in Australia are probably :_till asleep.
CC: Well let r_e see, they shouldn't have gone to bed yet, :_hould they? It just got dark acrr.ss there. aast to vest. I thought it went fro= re'estto east.
CC: (Laughter) Well, I've got a gouge here. '(can call up the display and I can wat_-h the terminator r;ov¢ s', I dor_'t hav_- to do any thiuk-ing.
UNKNOWN: Stu, _ould you send that gc_',e up here':
UNKNOWN: CC ;md _,-.'!1 have }:oney._'_ckle about 7 or 8 mi_.a_tez.. It mig:_, be a good i..]_c_to get the block dats at you a)';':.convenience. _.en yc,u get tl-_,'ouf41, _ooking _cro._;sthe mait_i',[_.nd, there. HO/{-£YSUCKLE (REV 132)
CC: &nd we've, z,ot you Loc_-_d up au Honeysuckla nc,_' - about- (, ::_inute_.
UNKNOWN: Okay. \,'.:u'reloud a_d elf:mr on old Honeysuckle today.
CC: You're comiug ixt f'ive-square.
CDR: Is it really only' 3:30 in the r_ornJng 'in Houston _.
CC: I alvays kate to r..ention that - the 'tin:.c - because I thought _t might ::.akcyou (Laughter) kard.cr t.o get up.
UNKNOWN: If 'I'(1JUst ]'now_:c.hen what I know now.
CC: Come on, now. tO happened to notice _n'y stra_,.c_,., when you sti. rrecl the cryos t._ki_ r._rning.
C: Yes; %_ haven't doa_. it yet, $tu.
CC: Okay; very _,c,f,'i. Je'v¢ _c,:n _.3_t. ?'.;_DJel. Just data ,'_s¢ on our last there,. turn r,ff
CDR: All i've dc',:'_' is ,:'_ ;' f_-r: ;:,._urn .J, H1 fa::. o_ 134/6 P_ge 763
CDR: Of course we've turned the transponder on, too. z_o_:__t.
CC: Very cc_:_,ander 7-1/2
UNKNOWN: t._) 0?_y. l_e had about hours 7-1/2
CDR: And the CqP _d about hours sleep a_nd a vit __in pill. 6-1/2 and
UNKNOWN: A.nd the I_._'P had about hcurs sleep cue
CC: Roger. Copy all that, and good nor.ling, Rusty.
CC: And, Apollo 9, Houston. We're a%out 30 second§ Honey?uck!e. around from 1,0S Mercury 42.
CDR: Okay. i think we'11 stop and have breakfast
CC: All right. Sounds like a good idea.
CC: Apollo 9, Houston through :.:ercury. Standing by.
CC: Go ahead, Apollo 9.
UNKNOWN: Loger. Our power was do_ a little bit there so we Just put the transponder back on to keep that same power we would on the fuel cells.
CC: Roger. Copy. ;.pollo we'11 }'ou over the sunn-: Cari_bean -=round ]O. Page 76_
CC: Roger. MILA (Rh"J 133)
CC: Apollo 9, thi_ is [Houston. We've go% you through Mila. Standing by.
UNKNOWN: }_ouston.
UNKNOWN: Hey, S_-oke_ '. One thing *that we're a little concerned about ?ere, this morning we're going to be dipping back into a magazine of film ',hat _as taken with a slightly faulty camera. On the EVA we took the 70mm wide angle out with maga_int . Echo on it and we founq out subsequent to the EVA that the superwide was keeoing the _hutter open too long, or _t ]east we think thai _L did, so wc ran off ar, extra 10 or so frames with nothing.; on them. Now we'ru going, to use the retaining I(IC today, so we want to n.nkc sure that when ?hat film pack gets back that the pkoto people know the about it that th(. first t_urt of th_: film, first' third, may be exposed different from the last third - for the last two-thirds, rather.
CC: Okay. Understand now. To make sure that _'_ got that, that 70m2n and the _mgazine is }]cho.
LMP: That's affirmative. We're not i-eally _ure when the camera malfhlnctioned, so the first t},ird may a/so be okay, but we don't have any wai/ of knowing it. We know that the superwide keeps the shutter open fo/' _%o_t three to frye +...__r,,_,% as long as it should, it looks ]ik_, _=nd sc, we're going to need special handling on the first t._!r.3 of that roll of film.
CC: Okay. Suspect the superwide may have kept _be slmttcr open two tt, three Limes ncu-::_l. And on that s_,e subject, Rusty, we were- just kicking 16nn magazines m'_y have brier, ex-_ca at $be _'rong sett ing. we us that r.?.gazine fdenti?ca%-'cn so 3.m,]J tm_kc s._,x'e +,;'.at '-:,r' -=%z o]:. !34/5
LMP: O_ay. We'11 have to find out m-blt the n_zmber of it vas.
CC: Roger. I suspect it's probabiy buried down auy_,',_,_yyou'd _omewhere, hut like - But w_ %'ould could like to know it so we _rn people.
LMP: O_a_. Well it was - We took some c,f tLe _tuff apparent/y se, at 1/60 e-nd the resL _ . it eL · _ 1/250, so J_ 'r going to be a little _oagh bo '/ retr_c¥_, think, Let me get the nag_ine letter for you. targets we'd like photographed o:_ this rev if you're so inc]ined. One is a_'ound the _d Sea area about _ _ minutes from no%, and the other about one is 17 r,}nutes after it.
UNKNOWN: Houston. I believe the _mgazine L_tter -_as }', magatinc Peter, t'apa, and we i_on about t%'o- thirds of _t. daring the E_'A. The first part of it was probably exposed at 1/60 of a second the re_inder at rest at 250. for it. Roger. Copy.
UNKNOWN: Okay. Go ahead with the updates. Stu, the photo update.
CC: Okay. The first one: time, 210 plus 39 plu_ 34; zero degree.,.;; seven frames; 16-second interval; sm.d. The this will be the Red Sea; oceanography. secon_ one: time 2 plus 10 plus 52 plus OY; three be frames; 20-second interval; you'11 shooting north of _h_ nadir 30 degrees. This is weather uncl. "_;::__diCE r'age T(16 VA.'_GUARD(RF__ .,.'33 l_¢d Sea, ¢,_eanogrez,,hy; P10 50 07, three frames, 2_ seconds, nort}, {{,, w_sther, tropira3 depression.
CC: (k;,3. The i.ir_ on the Red Sea is 39 p_,us ql_. CF_ 5_' _,lus 31;. Okay.
CC: Archithe tiri_on the tropical dep_e.cr:;onis 52 plus 07.
CC: f.ud, A_:,)_(,9, 1 _ve -'_,,:_ block d_ta. LA your convenience., ] '1i _.ss 5t to you.
CC: You're viii., good _ur about gut,tM* rev and a s_,, _ot _..,:c,au on tir:¢. ball, the
CC: 0k_y. %'11 tell yuu whmt, Rusty, we're through the VaK_E.oz_rd now smd it's _ little static. Let's until handed _it we get over to C_naries. I th_nk it %_uld he better. C_r,A_ (_:_,13:3) do
CC: Apollo 9, Houston, F_w you read? reedy to copy. 292,
CC: Reading: ]35 2 Bravo, plus r.ir,us 0270 213 /' 16 11 _> j-_; ..... ._3. r. Bravo, plus 22'6, minus 0330 53 00 ::_" ' 214 , ..... -_; 137 1 Alfa, plus 2( _, minus ';6bL 216 19 52 337,0; '138 l, Alfa, plus B31, minus 1624 218 58 21 3232; 139 4 Alfa, plus 33!, _it,us )6Ph 220 39 20 3026; L40 4 Baker, plus 286, nit:us 16!'0 _-_uS. Would you bring up your ?*-_..and here i,:.r':ci::g volume before I continue? We'11 be yaw, t_,ir_u_ 2. ql,. End of update. (Rh_; FJLDR_ 133 ) 0270 213 16 !l ':°55 .:_ ; 13o _ 2 .. _,'_vo, _tus 2['g, :":inu- 0330 214 53 60 3.332; 137 i Alfa, pl,:s 276, r:inu? 0680 216 19 "'._2 3380; 136 4 .Alfa, .r;!_s_j]_'_: minus 1624 215 58 21 _2 _') 13q 4 Alfa, plus',5_J- r_linu_: 1624 220 39 20 3026; !40 4 Bravo, plus 2%;6, minu':;
CC: Roger, 1640 222 That 20 10 readbaek 3?00. P_tch, is correct. minus 0.64; Thank yaw, you. minu
LMP: Okay. w_'11 see you over Carnarvon around 58.
LMP: Roger, Houston. /' Charlie's roll today, instead of Ra_ker Dog as _'e !Da_seclup he fore.
UNKNOWN: Unders%and: Alfa Charlie roll _nstead of _ravv Dog. h,"nat _'='d ]i_:,:: to ,!o i:.: get int-' t?.a_ -econdary that'11 proball:,- l-e .:-.777<' _'apei3_/3 any of our deorbit_. We'11 still have our [;CS deor.b'_Ttr;,:,:t!,i] ity.
UNKNOWN: The ,et i,.,nbmis been took.
UNKNOWN: 5.'_ there: _,ork..i_,l _ir_cles. _hat'_ the ba_l:-% r t_c(.tLr'e:t the 'Jurface Jrt the recovery area_
CC: _ can find that i_L for you. I have neglected to _it unt.;.iyou brougtd i'( up.
UNKNOWN: W'af _.,.r,_dyou _ere going to - - 6-1/2 nlnubt& t e Carna/'von here, arid Y have five or s_x item? on the flight plan update for today. Okay; stand b),.
LMP: Okay. Go _,ea._, St.l.
CC: Okay. _.e first one is a..t2i;_ pins 35 and I'11 _USt r',_Lkcthis Co_ue,,t uo'_ which wil 1 ..'_;,ply later in here. .is j_-,.,see i_ in your timeline _very- f'zed 20 or br_ thing _s sh_ around minutes so clue the orbi_ , :o if it looks like night or day or :.:ellthat's something is off, the reason. But ;:e'd a!igzi- at 212 plus 38 l'2_-eto have a PS1, PS? ment to PS:> to I '-_.4I}L_r,, _nJ your T--:;li_n is 216 plus 10 plus 00.
UNKNOWN: OF.my. l;ov, at zll_ pius 30 - ,-_,'.xi sranL _-. r-_F;esure we don't get confused her_..- f']._delc'[.,uC the ,_:ecoodS065 o,w r_ss here th_- %hat '7. "L_wn fei over Afric[,. Nc_r in your flight pluL _hat;._ sllo_-:; right around 21.5, bat flat is the pa%... We'ic t_'.,,'uather.. deleting that _t,o5 _55s due We rt;' the _nt first 5065 pass aeros_ the Sta{es, _ud we'].l h_v( _.ii,ss for you later on that. okay. ]_OW, 215 plus 3._ for _ _2 to Rn,_o.,u,_._.7.:idc:_ 217 _ius10,we'd l_r.e to have a ,?._,'._ calibration. I_ow, you g_v¢- d.::a i'_,,__---:_.: al.i._r..ent-,,r.F, _rd_\' .. t:', c;,[::,_'( o.{ :,.irt _"-:" t'.'._: l'J.J[_?;t pl.axmi::g;..'ob)t-!._-_:'c, i ca.','t*"r' 'ri '' _:etai].:: (,:_ -_h.y ',_-.__'_-r.t ?.::"-l_.. _' c.:._, i -t:_,_.' day b_f'c,:_ _'_-c,_,try. L_t it _c,uk'_-' '=_.:e yoga'ye probabi,' ,',M. a good one, b'at _':t'il s'.iek that o[,_ 717 irt there .... 217 ].lus _0. And at plus _.,f', We'11 do s:,:_e 5P? landr_rk tracking.
CC: Your i.,:,,crdo',,q_, wil_ be ,-!1_; Flus 35, .am, el at 2i9 _lUS (;'·; _ae']] h'.-,vc t fuel cell Of, purge. Au(_
UNKNOWN: Okay. k.:- 36 P51, $2 t.o ,'iOMiXAL ;:16 _(,· 00. A_: 214 l,O _'e _::-:n%.=o d le;,_ the secoPd 8065 [ass over Africa due _o weatL,.2 . 'Lc still wa_t to keep the f_rst one across the States. 215 3o }'52 te _L._.-9/AJ; ',2[ 10 COAS ealibratic, n; 2.'!7 50, !'2_ Lan_ark t.,ack; 218 <',: power u::,,m; _19 0C!_ (u(:, cell 0,, Lurg,-.,
CC: That's'. a£fir:-, :_'t, _l:;ty. Yo=_ _1o: them aSLl. f'_a I was wc, nde_'J_ [_ kc;: th:tt ? ._.u6'.. i( ioane'._ worked uut. Does it, l'it _n %'.r,_reall ._'ight_ You '?7_o'.r vi- _:.cu_t -_s really need '. :_round ihat, amd I %_or,dering about the light leak ?,rouaqd the edge.
CMP: Well, I had tro,_%}e _:ett_ng the ¥_RB-NOLIN lJ:;t OUt. [it·took r,_,c,C_.,:.,ut 5 days to get that out, tknd _,_hen fi:,',kly got that out, I hs-_en't heel a chance to _.._tthe ,:or,_,:..pack up.
CC: You me._m it _,,_ Jammed in there?
CMP: Yes, it ._:ar_. was.
CC: Ouch; th _* d.?esn't sound like i% %;as so good. F_orry .tbou_ _hat. L_ Oh, no sweat. I thl.uk we'11 _rk tha t 'clt v!:en %_ get back.
CDR: 9+u, i _v_ a quest!on on the SOoW. '_OOks _.e m_ heove r_ny mcre f_:"_s of film left on the ea.mera there .k-_r.v-:-a-.'e at_c,__._._i for pict.urns tc_ay. ! ,2_.,'7 _._;. :.'?_,agkt *0 :?,-_m.k_ck with er])' .f'l'r' .i('f:. i_. :?oFf _ :_;_q-ar.
CC: ]-_oger. Cof.,y ? ,i;-,_, get tnrc,L-fi-t with those S065's _._,al_:'e programed, I think re'ii Jm,t leave it it,tlc w-riow _nd run take _,icLures until we oat. sund being pl_nn.._ that ray.
CC: <nd, Jla, Just to clarify it, .+his i6__-_roll taken _!7t _/j during taut you exposed of it - %h_t is _.11 that has been.ex[osed o_, t?_t ro2!_ is +hat affirr_t f.v e ' C")P
UNKNOWN: ir:¥._%jv_. We're going to _o t_e scme sun gc,iut_ (;c,',u_ iu',c the waT¢,_ p_(:tua-es vf.th the rest of' it..
CC: Okay. Very _ood. <. the rest of -P,.w]!i be exposed, !,ui.uc're r,_<_llylooking _at ne firs% P/3 of the EVA. it er,
CC: Okay. Rea] ,;ood. t,o_ to _:_.ht: sure that's developed right.
CC: And let's h;:v, S.-L__ndvoltage up, please. You ,>i'it 3./750. subject , .'_t ter. ·_r"_Cb-_Y ·:rv 133 )
CC: Apollo 9, r.ca3ton.
CC: Apollo 9, Ecuston t?wcugh ,'.'ercu._y.
CC: :vading _o_ re_. :'sod, _.::d v_ ';._">( Io -,ave the fan _n H2 th,,._: 'i ,-F _:! th!- ii'te. · · a:,'. : . 135/6 tomorrow, Stu, .%.%far as tc_eratures or _,ny%hing else [,ocs? interested ,_: c._,_.
UNKNOWN: The way you wordexl that, you sti_iated our interes know
CC: Okay. Now ] don't wLat _o say. i.;
UNKNOWN: CC Okay. Here' the way ', '_ stack,_ '.p. 1'"_ ,ca'i ',t to you straSght: 15_: ;, 20_0 scattvr_;_ v_riat,:e broke,n, 1 -12, h brok,.:,clouds; i(,-_.ilesv;_.ibilily; wind -iLO al ['· ',, .... _,- , waves _: to 8 f_-¢.t; :.well; 10 to )2' f_¢.t. ;_c=adoes that scund'.,
UNKNOWN: 'rJsibi-_ity. a .!.b'Z .:t
CC: Hey. That wa_., l?eautJf'_'_l a_wer. Okay. J 2000 scattered; _'tO miles visibility; rind.' ''_ '_,t and varJab].e; wuves _':'to 3 feet; end f.,well_ 6 ;.o 7 feet,
CDR: Hey, 3et's go th.ere! Let's go there! L_3 T_2<u St,,a.
UNKNOWN: a pick,
CDR: Gee, you r_dc i?,at d_'.amatic, 'Stu.
CC: %'he weather i read 3_,_ first w_s nb = prire recovery
CDR: Are they still c.onsiderin6 it to be the Drime c'.e %h£_- rev= or are going to shift it down one
CC: This has ;,ot been decided yet, Jz _,. ,L_"coarse that. will c_,'.=,e Lere _'it. bin a fc.'l' Lout,-,; _,_ jus. t reegting the weather, i'n, _,tu-,: y_,u ,eau r-,_l;_:_t_.t decision, also. Pa_e ?Y2
CDR: Yes. What kind of backup capabilities do we have if w_ don't get a_n SPS RE,fRO an4 have to serv](.( following do z,odule RCS FtETR. O for the rev? L!qere does that put us with respect to land? Will %'e still eonte down on the %rater?
CC: Okay, Jira: 'z'hat'swhat we're hustling so r_uch ¢,vcr here right now, and wt_at's making the RETHO don't al! grey-headed. We have one on the new '_v ir; _.:_ Atla_,[';':, so that's what Eets this Laity, ]$ k..he--that .'e gO _O the backup [,rea ]_cre, which _,_ _ea%her certainly dictates. Well then, [hat pt_ts us into tke Pacific for a backup deorbit,
UNKNOWN: Okay. 'Il'we go into the Pacific, how do_._ 'ch_: l,_opellant requirement change with respect to (,ur anomally for RETRO into the Pacific?
CC: No real ek_ange, JJ_m; ana 3 ; hink we're looking, what'., Aro',n,dHawaii - is it th?.t - The backup lauding _rea is in th? i[awai[ area.
CDR: HOV'S the weather there?
CC: We're thinking - 1.%.haven't got a real good hack RFCOVERY are on it ._u.t. RE'I_H0and hustling that out right now, Jim. x:ant
CDR: Okay. I think I know which way we all to go. go, too.
CDR: And, S_u, con_0er the fact that we do haw., some Pacific cxl.?r]cn<',: up here, _.n case that',_ needed. want
UNKNOWN: I'11 tell you one thing, I don't to Ket Jn that part of _.he Pacific.
LMP: $tu,
UNKNOWN: as far as the tem-perature is concerned, they IMght brfng along som_ - On the recovery, they might brin_ along _;or, e _-_uzzyknickers. Oars are pretty thin dp here.
UNKNOWN: ALL right. Cop), tLat, Rusty.
CC: 9, }'ce-_;ton. We've still got about ? _'dn- _ttes in %his nice long pass. We'11 be uplinking tic,n. YukV i'_a'can ['_e _; a' check, ....... cc},'. F_ e 773
UNKNOWN: o',, we g,.,i a piece c,.f' paper he: :-. Stu.
CC: Okay. Reading the NAV ch_ck: 2'32 40 C,9, minus 3287,plus 11997 2127.
CC: ?:tat': _;ffim'*._i_.,'..
CC: And, 9,
CC: _nd, :,oger. I Kuess j_'..,t to close the loop c,n dfsc'_,ssioL this },ere, we' [_':_ve ship at 152 1, vhcn s_, ii a_d >ou _m,:_edown there, 2 jU_ thought I might '_,:,s._ that in in case you're ranting _t. t,'ye 55t_-_ou-ndcake
UNKNOWN: Yes, _ill it the on it?
CC: Yes, it will nave _< 390-pou.nd c_e on it; at 'least that's th,_-word I have.
LMP: OY.vy. Great!
CC: And we'd.] lose )vu here in about 10 seconds, and have you throug_ .Texas around h'!. in".
CC: Oh, negative. ? said we're going to uplink the '£t'xa,_'-c__!,_iisition, state vector at a_nd i've Just nov. given you the NAV chec}¢
CDR: O'._my. Thank you.
CC: Roger. TEZ_5 (_EV 333)
CC: Roger, Ho,_aton.
CC: And if'you').3 give us POO in u_'iir.k your state .-' vector, mud i'd like to _k you questtov eJbout r_2. Page 774 !
CC: Okay, Dave. What we're thinkiug of here is on this uplink ii,to ti_. CS_' slot and leaving the vector as is _n tim' I,M slcL and then prior to P22 shoving the vector from the LM into the CSg, and doing a 1>22 on it to see how it car' bring in the state vector rather than starting t¥,e P22 with a good ¥ector.
CC: By Jove! i get one up, thor,; okay. So this it; it wiil be in the CSM slot.
UNKNOWN: Are you still with us, Stu?
CC: Roger. W,_,got you through Texas here, now. This will be a nace long pass.
UNKNOWN: Okay. You Just faded, i guess then what we want to Jo Just prior to }'22, [:; dc:,_ VERB }_7. CC That's affirmative. VERB 47 back over iht,c. the after the end of' it. * i
CMP: Sounds like a fine idea. How did those work o_'t _ yesterday that I ran?
CC: You' re fading way out on me, Dave.
UNKNOWN: I say, how did it work c,ut yesterday_
UNKNOWN: Okay. We're breaking up here, to_.
UNKNOWN: _ I say again, how did the state vector u_dates work out yesterday?
CC: Okay. I don't really have that in'fo, Dave. I wasn't here and I haven't talked to arjbod_ that's got a good handle on b,..,;.: they went. I 2_ad throug_h the tra_n_cr_pts and it looked iil<e it went well. But, I can't _::,3wcr yo_zr question specifically. We'11 get an ap,ow'er for you, though.
UNKNOWN: Oh, c_on't wor:-.y abc_t zr. [ war_ .!u?t ,:u:"ic_,. We can pick it up post flight. !io Sweat. '. 135/10
CC: Okay. And, Apollo 9, we are tLrough with t_e uplink, and we have not transferred it to the LM' computer mlo%. 11_e is yours.
CC: Roger. _" '- lha/tk, you. r l_L,se776 CA_:.C_,Y (REV 134'} l_ou:;.on.
CC: A_,!]_, 9,
UNKNOWN: Go, Houston. Okay. exact '..Jmesfor you later. !_t talking of %his P2P h,',.%_pda,'.c_ }_ere - '_e'11 - When .vuud,:, have ._oi:<.- thi_ V2i_B 47, we'11 that over a site vil] Ar_em 'gherc_ so as soon as you do that we up!ink a good vector into the LV _.Q.--t . Th'at va)- we won't ]eavt you at _;ny time %-Jthout [, good vector.
CMP: You do_._t thil,k w_. can get our vector updat;. properly, v_t}_ _'_'27 Come on
CDR: Listen, I'm wit?, you, ;;mu. b?late us _ ,Kc,odone.
CC: Well no'_',Dave, it,'s Ju,_s [,_'.-.:':_' <l_estion there - Like we b_lieve you eal_ u_e that P37, but va't! still send your b].cck data.
CMP: Oh, I was just kidding y_. ! '11 tci'i you what, we'11, have a c-or,testt.r,._ee vhose state vector is the best. after t'22. Okay?
CC: Hey, I think that's a good lick.
CC: And, Apollo 9, I have about three _ore target_ here, we'd like photographed. One of them is ,-.,bout7 :_nu_e._. coming u t i_, or 8 If you can't r_ake it, why r.o _weat.
CC: Okay. _ne first one: 212 plus 04 _lua 16, fcur frames, '_-second intervals, zero de_ees. Morroeo This is of for geo!og_-.
CC: Did i,_u g_t ._hat, it _ounded to :_.elike !'_'aled Oli%.
CDR: Say again. to me like i faded (,ut on you.
UNKNOWN: . 136/2 T_7 Page
CC: Oh, {.ha3. '3;,,_'.'-_con.uone is geolo - well the .time, : 3 lO _6, four frr_mes, 6-se,'ond ex_,osure __ntcrva) _ , ='ero r],grees. And these are the old T_;betsi '.'.,_zitair:..; here in Chad, and you are going to. co-.e over them _his time.
UNKNOWN: (.u:: th_ _........a on,., : ,.: ",> pins 16 plus il, seveu pictuues, !9-second -ute_-val, zero degrees. And this is vltk %_hiop'__, Riff Valley - sLudy on the geolo_/ there. And the last one is 2!2 plus i9 t,]us O?', three.pictures, 8-second intervals, zero degrees, anal this is geology and this is of So:,',r..] '[ a.
CC: 3%nd that's- all =he updates I have now.
CC: Roger. over Ca_-narvon at 34. CARNA_(VON _,R_.A r 134)
CC: Atol!o 9, _:',ustof through Carnarvon.
UNKNOWN: how arc _h..v m_king out c,n the recovery position deci sion_
CC: .Okay, they're still working on it, J-J-m. As far as I can tell, I don't see there's much decision to be :'.ade. J_:_L really concentrating on the RCS bacl =p cna ¢odple of revs later is the big pl_,,'_'.,-..., right no_. CDR Okay. Well that's k_f_n'lof the way we felt too. .,_here d_dn", seem to _e much choice between those 'i-wo site--.
CC: I cut you out there. I think you'r_ asking about the ship, a:,ciI thought that in a little bit the GO-YES, the Guadalcanal should make - 152 1 is the latest word I have here.
UNKNOWN: Okay. Very good. ' ha-.e for info, ai;_. '11 a good word you just as soon _ %'e aa,, and the final decision has Le,_q, _%de. Bat gaess [t'i.touch and go and _'hetL,'r or not the ship actually gets there.
CDR: Okay. If nQne get to us maybe we can fly to it.
CMP: We nce_ that cake.
CC: Roger on the ,'_ke.
CC: And we're havin_ a time down here o'_ this P22 bit about the s_ate vector. Had a liLtle change of plans. _tather tLan do as we suggested befor¥, guess I i didn't realize the LM vector would be quite _o far out, but we're going to have yo_3 do your P22 on th_ vectors you're carrying now. Dy then it will h_ve degraded enough the mark should we're going to have to cii%nge the waitint: in thi_.:. Right now I don't believr the W matrix will take the P22 update. But we'11 zap -. We']l give you some numbers. ._5i?is working this out. They're real try anxious to this, too.
CMP: Okay. Very good. We'11 go into whatcwm you like.
CC: Okay. Jim, i just got the _-ord here. There's no doubt about the ship being at 152 1.
CDR: Okay. Very good. Have them bring _11 the good weather they can _ith it.
CC: All right, or leave all the be._ w_ather '_here t__'the way. it is, I g_ess would best _illing '_.?ouund oat in those fig heawz se-a_, al, of fbi:., tin_?
CC: Yes; they sure, t___ve. ,!u_t _ second here arid I'11 give yo_ some info. That temrc,rature - air temperature _d _'a_er i got from you _ _'hil_ ago _as froI,ithe Guadalcana! and I s_y it's 1000 Z, and at that time the waves were _ feet, the _uell_ were 14 feet, aaid the ceiling _'_s 2000 feet, visibility 7 miles. UJnd blowing 26 knots. enough _ailor for _h_.
CC: Roger. And I believe everybody here agrees that.
CDR: But good.
CC: And, Ale]lo ? _io_.,_ [.on. _,o_1_ ..'oubring up your S-b_'_d vc,!_ur.efor }{oney_._ckle? plel_se?
CC: And, Apollo 9, Houston. _nticipate a caution and warning on your }{_,pressure.
LMP: Roger, Houston. Pressure one on the H2.
CC: Apollo 9, Houston. I h_ve two more t_rgets for you. Eouston.
LMP: Roger, Just a minute.
LMP: Okay. Go ahead, Stu. tures; 20-second int_.rval; sheeting 1_5 de_ree_ north. This Js $1ong th_ Georg_ co,st, and ?]us it's for weather. The ne×_ one is 213 27 pictures, plus 33, three FO-second interval, 30 degrees south. Tills is of the Bermuda area, oc-e_nograpbY. Tape Okay. ,.9_S_r.._ .here
UNKNOWN: We go% a u_m_ _.f in the r:fddl_,of that first one on the eryo J'HESS. Stu. "9.]J y_,u ' c:t _..e give you wha _. I gO[ _n(i you ca:_ fill me _i or the rest. I got. 21/4 2.3 94, three ;Jctures, 20-second intervals of the Georgia coast, weather. T think _ou said ncrth or south, but J ':_.not sure.
UNKNOWN: '_'r ;,eg_o:, north
UNKNOWN: Okay. k5 a _T_'_'ae$ ncrtb. And then _:nother at 213 27 33, three [riozurcs, 20-second intervals, south,' oceanography. 30 de_rees ];e_uda, CC ri'J,r:t.'S Jvc. righL
UNKNOWN: t _lif.'[::' _,:,L_ h[tr? _._}'[e cu_. there _r.¢_, wt_ were :,,:,_, ta]king :ho.t[. t)_e Georgia :::oa:4:. wh_u, ?aid south, gu,:'_.? i sl_:,uia i,.q-zc s_ 7 pardon i the .then 45 d_ce,_, there. cxpr¢?::icm ! sa.id _orth,
UNKNOWN: Stu, right citer }_u said _'ou guess i had %he
UNKNOWN: you at
CC: Disregard tha%. We'11 'be picking up the Mer- ct_ry real 'soon.
CC: And, Apollo 9, delay that fool t zme I gave you there, we've got you through the HuC.tsvi!le now. _.C_-_CURY(_ !34) Standing by. Kave you about
UNKNOWN: Roger, [;oc_ston.
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CC: That's aff_;r_,a_ix_, %p31lc 9. Wc']l have you ..(zeury miuutcs. through" ' anot?,cr y
UNKNOWN: Okay. tel/ I'm growiz,g a big beard for t?er:..
CC: :;k_:'.'.TV' _[i_,_'i
CC: See_[1 like you oaght...o bring that bac:k so they could sec 4t.
CMP: Seems that way_ doesn't it?
LMP: if y.'.M think }_.u }._ a.' a lot of c_ata do'..n there, z.;ar,, .yr,u_ugh'( Lc, "e uy, here.
CC: (Laught er 'i
CC: And, _;t Just. fc,_.,, another' _,eather fore"_st in hera, and it's .)ast aba.ut the- vame. 3._? 1 is the swell:, is 6;oirl_do-_a. Winds light and clouds, variable, and scattered 10 miics VIS, 2- to 3-fOot waves.
CDR: That'_ not [.ad.
UNKNOWN: ()et th_ _we]ling down.
CC: Yea. Waif, on b}_e last several hours they've gone from (, [.o ;, To 6, so they're guing ",_. the rig? direc-tion. WhO
CDR: do %.'<_ nave out' there meas._ring t hem_
CC: Well, I d.e_.'tknew if we'_-e got anybody specif- ically on that site yet or not, Jim. CDi{ wo one the destroyers down there,
UNKNOWN: I thougid mayLe we had a destroyer down there.
UNKNOWN: Wc'vc' got a banch of shSp_ oat irt t_,,rc'. I_.t me find o._t if - the cl¢,s_st point they're getting their data from t},erc.
CC: And a!o:g with that weath,-_rforecast, the 151 looked just the sa_me. 7:o change J:i it; it's still 7.ookinj; pretty ,grim, _t will pretty _el] · determine }_n... the d_cis_c,n is going.
CC: And we're about LOS Mercury. re'Il see you Red_;tone _n %,bout Z,minutes. 3Gu. !:u;ting for those gc!ct,.ntones.
CC: ()kay, fine.
CDR: Hey, speaking nf' golden tones, where is old golden throat t,Lese days' cC I haven't s_.eu o].d golden tNrc,st since I lost _yself i.r! tkis hole over here.
UNKNOWN: CDR .Alrighty.
UNKNOWN: you, Houston. R_3STO_E (R_W 134)
CC: Apollo 9, Hou_toa t.krougl, ?_dstone. E:_, dc, you read? and
C: Loud clear. Go ahem _.
CC: Roger. I just ranted to tag up on the weat!.er info. _fe don't have 6. specific ship _ _52 1. Guada/eanal w? 3' ._'.::;rLiv, is probably heading that but just comes other ships %he area, that's radioed into ?,'iami. i'm h_vir:g a looksee how a close ship t?..cyhave got to _}:%t P_ge 783
CDR: Okay. T Just thought r.aybe we had one of' ¢,dr destmoyer:, down there, just sitting there v;tL "_ot, baited br_:t¥, w..it_ng for us, but if than'. you.
CDR: You don'[, have to press on a_y farther -_ith _t, 5tu. ;,'ourinfo, Ou;_dalca_ual
CC: Okay. Just f_,r tt,e __s 16 ho_s fro:, ]5:' i. i_'s ¢!so 18 hours 15] k. It's been covering the 137 dash 1 recovar_j .:res, so it's 16 hours o_t of 152 1, _,lentv (,f t_;re to' be there.
CDR: ... rdnning around iL circles.
CC: And Dave asked a question about the tracking yesterday. The only thing that w_, checked jn with MIT - The only thing they say is the tracking went we].l. They a_e go_ng to tek. e while to analyze the data and so Forth.
UNKNOWN: No problem, I was just a little c_,_-ious. tell you now.
UNKNOWN: Okay. Well_ we wil_ see if we c_u',.'td(, it riF.ht today. again see get a first hack at it - hooF it 'goes.
UNKNOWN: Yes. It'11 be ve_! intere?ting.
CC: Avd [ t_av6 i.he procedure that _.,u .]!i us:- ._O p'_t iu your factors in your _ _5.tr_>: au(] l co',_ld give you those _',y t_% _.
UNKNOWN: Can'you stand by just _,ue'. _ 136/9 _e 75L
UNKNOWN: Roger. Lots of time; I J_st thougb,t if you w'.nt__dto take them no_- or anytime later.
C: i_c,,asto_, At<_]lo 9.
UNKNOWN: (;o uhead vith your procedures for the '"'= ,t _,j %c; COikV.
CC: Okay. Before mhd al_ter you do PJ2, do a V_B $?
UNKNOWN: flow we are going to 3oad into the _;: _'_t:'ix,and wLai !,he optical loads will do per second. And _hi_; i3 _'hal w_- want is a %_ERB 24, IL_'.? O! FNT_R, 2004 E_TE?{, 137 FDI'TLR, 76q _,Trm.
UNKNOWN: Understated set the W matrix at 10 000 rc._d10, with a VfSRh 24, NOUN ] ENTER_ 200_ .?'.NTLR, i_? Wt['Y'Y'P,.8.nd kNT_2. 762
CC: And a VERB 83 before and after. Roger. and after
CDR: We'11 get the ¥JCr{B83 be_re
CC: Okay. Ha-ce fun.
UNKNOWN: Okay. We will also reset thai 1_1 alarm and then _et it aftcr_rards. C,kay?
UNKNOWN: rea_ _.,o._-_.And you still have the proced._re s..s:_.erd?_y, 'Z,s',v_'?
UNKNOWN: q'har,k y_m.
CC: O,.._
UNKNOWN: :rouston, J_31 [0 9-
CC: .&pollo 9.
UNKNOWN: oz, ir.t-night ?_ss before the lan._r_rk tracking, after ¥_ g_ _'hrough w.;tl,the COAS calibration, hu,' about another T')P to k.,,. S.._._.._ to · ,* [?._ the l_latf(_rmall iwesl<e<iup_ (b'_.y_
CC: Roger. That vound_ rea/ good.
LMP: _,V' Okay.
CC: Ar_,'_, ;!i.,ol]o !;: .hou_,ton, fou have a ¢;:: a'i' the way to 15[' _tas_ i.
UNKNOWN: Roger: GO 1,3 152 damn ]. Very good.
CMP: h'ouston,
CC: Ok_y, Dave. I Just _'ant to verify 't. hcre again that -_e w-iii ,:,,._ lke PP2 to the CS:.'vector that you hav_ _ ao%,% and _h,tt V.!?,B _7 'we v.11. J ._o..-* hr; prior to }'22.
UNKNOWN: Roger. We understand that.
CMP: You want us to do _ode 66 row, or you just _,_r_t to leave the ot.+,_rone in there?
CC: We are going to uplink you a good one belore we start. I guess that's probably your choice.