Otrobonita/noicy-space-talks huggingface dataset:
CC: Pete and Al, two things we'd like you to do on the traverse on the way back: One is to get samples and some documentation of those mounds; and secondly, if you can, get over to the 1000-foot crater, which is northwest of the ALSEP, and get samples and documentation of that sample from there.
CDR: 1000-foot crater?
LMP: Suppose that's where we are? Is that one - that one over there?
CDR: You don't mean the head crater, do you? Let's get some of this mound Al.
CDR: It's an interesting thing. There's a little vent hole.
CC: Negative. We'11 - If you're at head crater now, we'11 give you - we'11 give you a radar vector. Stand by.
LMP: ... this way. You're - you've already got pictures of the - this, Pete?
CDR: Yes_ at 15 feet. I'm just taking it close up over here.
LMP: Okay. Take that at about - -
CDR: Go get the - Look at this black rock, here.
LMP: Okay. Wait. Let me get close - Wait - Wait. Uh-oh. That - that ruins it.
CDR: I got it; I got it; I got it.
LMP: Yes_ but I didn't get a picture of it. Okay.
CDR: Of that one? Yes. Okay?
LMP: There, you old picture in there. Let's get another one from right here ... this one - EONFIDENTI
CDR: Let's go around to the other side and not kick any dirt on it. It ruins it.
LMP: Yes. Okay; go ahead.
CC: Pete, Houston. The crater which we speak of is - Pete, the crater which we speak of is about 300 feet northwest of head crater.
CDR: The head - Oh - I see it. Yes. You mean the great big one over here? Okay. Yes. We can go over there.
CDR: We can go over these, but that's the - -
LMP: Wait, wait, wait a minute.
CDR: Try a piece of that.
CC: And, Pete and Al, we'11 be - talking with Yankee Clipper, giving him a maneuver PAD, for about the next 5 minutes.
LMP: Let me see if I can chip some of that off, Pete, with this. Get my tool here. I know - You could work 6 or 7 hours here; never bother you a bit - a bit ...
LMP: I'm going to knock a piece of that off.
CDR: (_mming) You know, I've got the feeling that when that crater was made, it just threw out a big blob of dirt. This is where it landed.
CDR: Ain't any that big.
LMP: Hey, you'd almost - I wouldn't be surprised to find this is that microbreccia; you haven't got any - -
CDR: Hey, let me get a picture. Let me get a picture of that one.
LMP: Okay. That'11 be a goodie.
CC: Pete and Al, Houston.
CC: We're trying to get a maneuver PAD up to Clipper; he's having a hard time copying it with you talk- ing in the background. Could you - could we have some silence for about - -
CC: - - For about 5 minutes_ while we get that P_ up? Okay. We'11 be right back with you.
CC: Pete and Al, we're back with you.
CDR: Roger-Roger. We're almost over to the 1000-foot crater.
CDR: Got - got about another 200 feet to go. You can see these linear patterns quite frequently on the surface, Houston. They are - seem to generally run from the north to the south, and they're just little lines. They're off in the dirt; sometimes you see a large area - We're in an area right now. It looks like it had a fresh impact not too long ago.
LMP: Let me take a picture of this one, Pete. This - -
CDR: Hey, I got some neat - neat ones right here. ICONFIDENT-I
LMP: Okay. Looks like a secondary impact crater that occurred - recently.
CDR: Yes. Some of them do, don't they?
LMP: They do. This one looks like fresh - doesn't have that old look like all the rest of these - -
CDR: Come on. Let's go.
LMP: There's some of that ... in the bottom of there.
CC: Roger, Pete and Al. We copy that. We show you're 3 hours and 7 minutes into it - into the EVA. And we'd like you back to the LM to start the closeout in 10 minutes. That's aD 3 plus 17.
CDR: Holy Christmas, we're going to have to smoke there, Houston.
LMP: Well, we're there, now.
CDR: Yes. We're almost to the crater.
CDR: Okay, we'11 - we're not getting very many rocks by going this far, but if that's what you want, that's what you want. Run, baby (laughter).
LMP: Hey, let's - When we start picking up, let's try and get a larger sample - -
CDR: Hey, look at - This looks like a brilliant spank- lng fresh impact crater. Look at that little fellow, huh?
LMP: Sure does, doesn't he?
CDR: Yes. Let's get some rocks right here; here's some. Here, get some pictures first. Get some pictures of that crater, and I'11 get some over there. I'11 get this one right here.
LMP: Okay. Wonder why these look so fresh? Must be just the difference in materials.
CDR: Boy, it sure does look fresh though, doesn't it?
CDR: There - there's a rock for you.
CDR: Listen, we need to find a grapefruit, too, you know.
LMP: Yes. There's a bunch around.
CDR: Made a dent on this rock. Whoops. Wait a min- ute; I dropped it. Hold it; move on a little bit. Move on; move forward.
CDR: Don't like hustling. I'11 be dobbed! Let's go.
CDR: Get right to the edge of this crater and photo- graph it. Get a PAN in it, and then we won't have to come back this way. Look at there; that crater's spectacular, isn't it? Wow, a monster! Look at that rockX I'd like to -
LMP: Oh ... get some of this bedrock - -
CDR: Well, we may want to go back there tomorrow, but we can't go any further. We'11 never get back in 10 minutes.
LMP: Hey, there's bedrock down here, a little ways.
LMP: It's right down the hill.
CDR: Hey, you're right.
LMP: About 50 - 50 yards.
CDR: Here I go. C FIDENI
LMP: Hey, good show.
CDR: You're right. I'11 PAN it first. Got just a minute. I'm going to get in here and - You get to go to intermediate cooling.
CDR: Been around here so far on MIN.
CDR: Yes, let's ... -
CDR: Look at - don't - don't - don't they look like something looking into zero phase? Look at those - -
CDR: - - fresh little jobber-do's. Now, wait a minute. I want to - -
LMP: Why don't you go ahead and PAN - right here?
CDR: And I want to get to 74.
CDR: 74 - -
LMP: You ought to have two f:8.
CDR: 8, right?
UNKNOWN: LMP 50, and you're looking - right there.
CDR: And you ought to have 8 over there, and 11 right there, and 8 over there.
CDR: 1, 2, 3 - -
CDR: - - 4 - -
LMP: You can - better believe it -
CDR: - - 5. Now, let me go back to f:11.
CDR: We'11 have to smoke to get back to that LM. We're a long way. Look where we are. Oh, we can make it; no strain.
LMP: Got it. I was just looking over this rock, down here. Looks like it came - -
LMP: Okay. Now, let me go over here, and I'11 get one in stereo of this baby.
LMP: Let me just leap over here a ways.
CDR: Houston, we're looking down into this big crater now, and it looks rather old .... - -
LMP: Hey, there's some bedrock on the bottom, I think, here. Looks like big boulders.
CDR: There's some big boulders that are resting inside the rim. None on the rim like we see on a large crater that's further to the west by another 1000 feet. But you don't see any outcroppings of rocks either that - you know - that we could look down and say, well, from the top of the rim down to about 20 feet or something, then we come to the - the underlying rock, but there is this rock that's very large, an arm's spread around. We're going to try to collect some of the samples.
CDR: Hey, I'm going to get the - -
LMP: We can get them here - -
CC: Roger, Al. We suggest that you hustle. We show you're 3 hours - 3 hours and 11 minutes_ and we'd like you back there around 17 - 6 more minutes. tCONFIDENTI
CDR: We're picking up a couple right now, and we're on our way back. Just a minute.
LMP: Boy, there's a big block over there.
CDR: I can't get it?
CDR: I can't get it with the tongs.
LMP: Hold my hand, and I'11 pick it up.
CDR: Hey, wait a minute. How about this?
CDR: Push it over here, and I'11 get it.
LMP: Push her over here.
CDR: Drop it in my bag.
CDR: Okay. You got anything else you want to put in your bag? Got to push another one over here.
LMP: Okay, in just a minute.
LMP: A couple of big ones. Oh, I wish - Get this in- side of that. I can't.
CDR: Try that one.
LMP: That's a good one.
LMP: A couple of nice ones right here. Wait a minute. Get my hand here.
CDR: There you go. 0ops.
LMP: Okay. Wait a minute. Yes. Let's just - let's just get - get this real good one. CON'FIDEN$ i /
LMP: Okay. We're getting you some of this rock, Hous- ton; I hope it's a - sufficient. Let's go back and pick up another kind. Where the heck is the LM?
CC: Roger, Pete and Al_ We copy. We suggest you start smoking on back there. You're 3:13, and I'd like you back there in 4 minutes.
CDR: Okay. We're on our way. Let's go, Al.
LMP: Let me ask you something.
LMP: What -
LMP: That's interesting, isn't it?
CDR: When?
LMP: I was looking at that rock perched right over on top of the hill, there .... my distance here, because there's nothing but -
LMP: - - all the same.
LMP: ... the same.
LMP: Must have been 1200 - 1300 feet, huh?
CDR: At least.
LMP: At least. You could travel a lot further than that; you know it? ONFIDENTtA
LMP: You could really make a long traverse if you had a good long-term OPS.
CDR: What do you figure my strides are - 10 feet?
LMP: No. I'd say your - Each - each step only goes about - When you're running normal, I'd say they'd go about 3 or 4 feet, but you could just go in- definitely at this pace.
LMP: You don't get tired. Seems that you land flat- footed and then you just push off.your toes and - then you go.
LMP: Fun! Well, we got that ALSEP up.
CDR: Listen. When I get this rock box, we've got to get some more rocks. Turned us all around, and we didn't get any rocks.
LMP: I'm getting some up here.
CDR: We'11 fill it. Just a minute.
CDR: Hey, Houston. We're approaching the ALSEP, headed back to the LM.
CDR: If you hadn't made me run all the way -
LMP: Who, me?
LMP: Hey, ease over this way a little.
LMP: Over towards your left. JCONFIDENTt_ It 5
CDR: What you want to do?
LMP: I thought there were a couple of good rocks over there. There.
CDR: Be about halfway -
LMP: Why don't we grab a couple of rocks here?
CDR: Ail right. Here's one right here.
LMP: Okay. Let me get a photograph of it. Hurry. We're on the way.
CDR: Coming?
LMP: Okay. There's a good one. Wait a minute. 8. Step in and get the picture.
LMP: Got it. There you go.
CDR: Good boy? Okay.
LMP: Get another good one. Forget the picture.
CDR: Okay. You're in the shadow. Step back just a little.
LMP: I said forget the picture. - -
LMP: That's a good one. That's a heavy son of a gun.
CC: Pete and Al, we're picking up your heavy foot- prints going by the seismometer.
LMP: Let's get one last shot of this thing. NFIDENTI, jlI
CDR: You - Look, I got to get going on the r,mk box. I can't - -
LMP: Oh, okay ...
CDR: Go ahead and get one more. Zing. I feel like Ebeneezer Scrooge or something whistling across the plain.
LMP: Boy, there's a lot of soft land here.
CDR: Okay. We're within about 300 feet of the LM now, Houston. Coming on at a full gallop.
CDR: There's a good rock.
LMP: Halt, halt, halt!
CDR: Look at that l
LMP: I swear there's a - -
CDR: Never saw one like that before. Look at that!
CDR: That green? What is it?
LMP: - - see it.
CDR: No, it was grinning at me. That's why I stopped.
CDR: The heck with it. Put it in the rock bag.
LMP: Okey-doke.
LMP: Here, let's pick up a couple of these. Day
LMP: Hey, they're good. They're a little different. They're more the gabbro type. Yes - wait a second. Wait a second.
CDR: Get it in?
UNKNOWN: Let's go.
CDR: What I'd hate to see is an LMP laying on the lunar surface. Hey, what's that glass! Look at that! Son of a gun. I got to have that. Look at that, a pure bead of glass! Hey, that's -
LMP: Let's grab it. Oh, come on. Hold my hand.
LMP: Oh, I'm losing it.
CDR: Pure glass or something, huh?
LMP: It's one of those black beads, only this one's - -
CDR: Careful.
LMP: - - about - °
CDR: Ail look green to me. Okay.
LMP: - - three-eighths of an inch in diameter. And they're all - -
CDR: ... Intrepid. Okay. What do I got to do here?
LMP: Okay. - -
CDR: Okay. I'11 tell you something you can do.
LMP: Okay. CONFIDENTtAL .., $
CDR: Take the PAN photographs again. I took them at 15 feet, I think, by mistake.
CDR: And I'11 get the rock box out.
LMP: All right. Real good.
CDR: Hey, Houston. We're back at the LM.
CC: Roger, Al, Pete. We copy. After you get finished with the core tube, Al, we'11 have some instruc- tions for you with the TV.
LMP: Sounds good. Okay, Pete. Where are the tongs for a moment?
CDR: The tongs are on the MESA.
CDR: They are?
LMP: I have them now. Now, which PAN's do you want me to take? Over here?
CDR: No, about - Yes. Front and over on left and rear.
LMP: Fifteen, 12 each or - -
CDR: Yes, take 15.
LMP: Okay. Will do. I'11 take them again. I'm going to take a few PAN's first, Houston, if that's okay. It'11 take about an additional 3 minutes.
CDR: Hey, Al. C. NFIDEN =)ay
CDR: Never mind. Wait a minute. I think I'm getting it. Now, I got it.
CDR: One camera in the ETB.
CDR: That Surveyor sure looks neat sitting on the side of that crater.
LMP: Pretty steep walls down there.
CDR: I'm not going to have any trouble sleeping tonight.
LMP: Okay. Okay, let me just get the other two PAN's, Pete. Be finished in a minute.
CDR: Okay. 0kay_ stow 70-millimeter, the hammer - Okay, stuff that handle. I'm getting it right now. Good Godfrey. Okay, SRC number 1 coming up.
LMP: ... PAN's. Get on a higher place.
LMP: Oh, I was too low for the PAN's. Okay, this is a good spot, I think. Okay. That's it for the PAN's, Pete.
CDR: Okay. One rock box open.
LMP: Okay, one more set to go.
LMP: I've got this bag of rocks on me, here. Want me to bring them to you in a minute? iCONFIDENTI
CDR: Yes. I'm - I'm having trouble over here with the rock box holders.
LMP: Okay. If you have a little trouble, I can help you with it.
CDR: Yes. Yes. This rock box keeps wanting to go up in the air. Oh, the heck with it. I think I'11 put them in there.
CDR: On the scale.
CDR: Got to get this core tube, buddy.
UNKNOWN: - - as fast as I can.
CDR: Just great.
LMP: Okay, all the PAN's are done, Pete. Okay?
CDR: Come get the core tube.
LMP: Okay. It's in work. Okay. Here's this. Put this back.
CDR: Throw it in the handtool carrier.
LMP: Yes sir. I'm just going to lay it in there. I'm not going to - -
LMP: - - fit it in there now, so we can get finished.
CDR: Okay. Here, hang those on there, too.
LMP: Good. You want it hung on there, Pete.
LMP: You bet. You bet. Got it. Okay. Let me go get that core tube.
CDR: Here's your core tube, right here.
LMP: Okay. Here is the core tube.
CDR: And I've got the cap back here - -
CC: Pete and Al, you're 3 plus 26 into the EVA. And, Al, we'd like you to hustle. We'd like you back there at the bottom of the ladder in 3 minutes.
LMP: I'11 hustle. I'11 hustle.
CDR: Let me get your rock bag before you get away.
LMP: Okay, get that rock bag. I'11 go get this core tube. I think I can make it in 3 minutes.
CDR: Ail right, wait just a minute.
LMP: If they'd give me 2 minutes, I'd go over and do their TV. Maybe they ... the TV, too.
LMP: Got the bag?
LMP: Adi6s. I'11 go for the core tube. I'11 go for the core tube over near the TV, and I'd come back by it.
CDR: There you go. There you're thinking.
CDR: I sure wish we had more rocks. ONFIDEN!
CC: Okay, Al, good idea.
LMP: Say again?
CDR: I wish we had more rocks.
LMP: Okay, I'm core tubing it, right now.
CDR: You know, I wish we had more rocks.
CC: Pete, you can go ahead and fill up the remainder with the fines from that area.
CDR: Okay. I'11 have to wait for A1 to aome back any- how. Let me see; is there something I could be doing all this time? Yes, one th_ng is shut down my water. Good Lord, I'm floating to death again. Let's see. Scoop material. That a boy.
LMP: Houston, we're getting the core tube in real good. It's down almost full length now.
CDR: That a boy, Al.
CDR: It's a little hard to drive in; you have to auger it a bit and then pound it, but now it's full length, and let me take a - a picture of it and that will be it. Okay 250, 8.
CC: Roger, Al. Sounds like you've got the lunar core tube technique worked out.
LMP: i got the record for core tube depth, right now.
LMP: - - in my pocket.
CDR: (Laughter) good show (laughter).
CC: Copy your record of core tube depth, and you've probably got the record for swinging pieces of ALSEP across the lunar landscape.
CDR: And would you believe, I've found a use for the big scoop.
CDR: Okay, here comes the core tube. tCONFIDENTt IJ
LMP: Got the cap ready, Pete?
LMP: This stuff comes right out, doesn't it? That's all right.
LMP: I'11 bring it right back.
CDR: Just a minute, I - -
LMP: Houston, I'm coming right by the TV camera. Did you want me to do anything to it?
CC: That's affirmative, Al.
CC: First, we'd like to take and put the automatic light control switch to INSIDE - -
LMP: Ail right; will do.
CC: - - then, open the aperture in steps and leave it at 10 seconds at each step.
LMP: Okay. It's now on INSIDE. Okay, now, I'm going to the aperture. Looking almost directly cross- Sun, by the way, Houston.
CC: Roger. Cail it out if you would, Al, while you're doing it.
CC: Ail right; f:22. Okay, I'm in f:22 right now. I'11 stay right there for about 10 seconds. Okay, going to the next one. There's not a lot of them marked on here, Houston; there's only about three marks; I'11 just move it a little touch. Okay. I moved it just a little bit, and I'11 leave it there for 10 seconds. Now, I'11 tell you when I come to the next marked one. Okay, moving again.
CDR: Houston, rock box 2's going onto the Y-pad with the Mylar or whatever you - film or whatever you call that stuff off the S-band antenna, going on t°_f_it.
LMP: Okav, and it's in 5.6 now, Houston. It's been there for about 5 seconds.
CC: Roger, Al; we copy. And, Pete, we copy you go_ the rock box over there with the H-film frcm the S-band.
LMP: Yes. Okay, it's now a little past 5.6, opened up a little more. I'11 bring you that core tube in a minute, Pete.
CDR: Now, I'm just looking for things to do. I got a whole bagful of soil, and rock box 2 out. Man, does that LM look pretty_ Does that Surveyor look pretty!
LMP: Okay. I'm turning it again, Houston.
LMP: Okay. Now, it's just a little bit above 2.2.
LMP: Okay. Now, it's going to be wide open on the next move, which is right now. Okay. It's wide open, Houston.
LMP: Standing by for some more instructions, Houston.
CC: Okay, Al. Would you do one other thing, then? Pick the camera up and invert it. Maybe give it a shake or two and see if we can get anything.
LMP: Will do. It's upside down and I'm shaking it now. I still am a little concerned about this plug on the back of the camera; it looks - doesn't look exactly copacetic. It looks like it's cracked a little bit, - the ... material, and it looks like it could have melted or something. There might be a problam right in the wiring _here. Okay, I've shaken it andwhat have you. I'11 hold it upside down just for a few minutes. I can feel the motor running.
CC: Okay. And, Al, why don't you try moving that wire on the back and see if that will do anythirg?
LMP: Okay. I'11 try to hold it in for 10 or 15 seconds.
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LMP: Okay. I'm holding it in now.
CC: Al, I think we've run out of ideas here for the present time. Let's press on. Will you take the camera over and put it in the LM shade, point it at a darkspot, the darkest spot you can find, and open the camera way up, f:2.27
LMP: Okay. Will do. Let's go with the core tube.
CDR: 0key-doke.
LMP: Okay, babe. Here you are. Take this hammer and core tube if you would; both of them in my hand here. Let me set the camera down, then I'11 help you. Hold on.
LMP: Camera right there.
CDR: What a shame that camera didn't work.
LMP: That's right. Take - put that somewhere. Just drop it right in this baby right here.
LMP: Okay, Pete. Does it look like the dirt's in there?
CDR: Yes, sir. It looks like the dirt is in there.
LMP: Good. Put the cap on that tube. You got it on unlock here.
CDR: Okay. Unlock.
LMP: That's it. That core tube's in the bag - Wait a minute. Give me my - give me my rocks off of here, will you?
CDR: Sure will.
LMP: We've got a whole bagful of dirt there.
CDR: Okay. £0 NFID T tr ,
LMP: Here's a rock.
CDR: What'd we do with it? No, no, no, just Five me the bag, the whole bag.
CDR: Do we want to save that bit?
CDR: Yes. Let's throw that hit in the box.
LMP: Okay, I will. Let me have it.
LMP: Here you go. No, no, not there. Here - You've got it.
CDR: Ail right. Hey, that's a couple of neat-o rocks.
CC: Pete and Al, Houston. We show you are 3 plus 35 into the EVA. And you've got plenty of consUmables, so we suggest you go at a relaxed hustle to get back in.
LMP: Okay. It's almost all done. Think we've got it made.
CDR: Hey, Al. I got to dump some of this dirt. Come here, Al.
CDR: Just a second, let me move this TV.
CDR: Okay, forget it.
LMP: There you go. It's wide open_ now, in the dark. Okay, Houston; it's wide open in the dark.
CC: Okay, Al.
LMP: I feel like the guy in the shopping center waiting for his wife.
LMP: I'm standing here holding two bags, buddy.
CDR: I'm coming - coming (laughter).
LMP: Look out for the S-band; don't get tangled up in the LEC.
CDR: Okay, what I want you to do - No, no, no - Dump some dirt in this bag.
LMP: Dump some dirt in that bag.
CDR: Yes, yes, that a boy.
LMP: How much? When you say stop?
CDR: Wells let's just keep on going for a little bit.
CDR: Ail right, let me look. Ail right. Boy, that's dirt.
LMP: That's dirt, you better believe it. They're not going to grow many roses here, but - -
CDR: Now, that's good; that's plenty. Hold it. Ail right. Now, let me shake her all down. That's a good bagful.
LMP: Do you want me to just - What do you want me to do with this, Pete?
CDR: Wait a minute. Yes. I may need some help from you.
LMP: Okay. Want me to help close that box?
CDR: Get it in here.
LMP: I'11 just set this here because we can always get it when we need it. Put it right there. C NFIDENTI
CDR: Now, hang onto the box while I stuff it.
CDR: ... me to make sure I don't grab the seal.
CDR: Okay. Go. Hey, you're ri_hv, that thing doesn't want to stuff, does it? Kind of - kind of flimsy. They better start making this lunar equipment a little more sturdy.
CDR: These bags are all breaking open, too.
LMP: _hat's ALSEP...
CDR: And there's a rock box that's full of rocks.
LMP: Okay. That looks good, Pete. Could we - put it in any other way? Better put it in the middle - It's going to be right on that seal. There, it's in there okay. That'11 do it.
CDR: Got a ... have the room.
LMP: It closed; don't you worry.
CDR: Okay. Is that it?
LMP: Wait a minute. Looks good; you've got a good - good full box.
CDR: Okay. Close the door. Watch your handle there; watch your handle.
CDR: Okay? ...
CDR: You've got it, babe.
CDR: Now, just hold. Hang onto the box. Go. Watch it; I don't want to break the table.
LMP: That's what I was thinking. Hey, that's good.
CDR: Lock that latch.
LMP: Go to it!
CDR: I got it_
LMP: The other one. Ail right.
CDR: Hot-diggety dog. 0key-doke. Ail right, now. Put your camera in the ETB.
LMP: Ail right. I'm not sure I didn't use up all my pictures today. That's a good idea.
CDR: I don't know how many I took; I wasted ... 36 on there ... or so - wait a minute - -
LMP: No, 140.
CDR: Okay ... Let's see; we've sealed the organic thing, removed the saddlebags; we scooped material; we stowed the SRC; we stowed the core tube; we closed the SRC; we got an _U check, COMM check - Hello, Houston. How do you read? ... bolt on.
CDR: Okay. How much time have we got, Houston?
LMP: Hold that bag - just a minute, Pete.
CC: Pete, we show that you're 3 plus 38 into the EVA, and you've got a fair amount of consumables; so don't - don't rush too hard getting back in - Just do what you have to, and do it at a safe pace.
LMP: You going to leave your - There we go.
CDR: Frustrating, doesn't it?
LMP: Okay. It is frustrating.
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LMP: Hold it up just a little bit, Pete. Lift it up just a little ... better there. There you go.
CC: Pete, will you confirm that you have the steres- camera over in the Sun?
LMP: Is your stereocamera in the Sun, Pete?
CDR: No, just a second.
CDR: I want to see that first.
CDR: Stereocamera going into the Sun.
LMP: ... clean the EMU and check Commander ingress ...?
CDR: It'11 do. I've got to take this tool off .... camera. Okay .... over on the Y-pad, next to my handy-dandy rock box 2, which is neatly covered. You want it sitting in the sunshine, is that cor- rect, Houston?
LMP: Watch that cable, Pete; you're bothering your S-band.
CDR: Did I hit it?
LMP: Yes. You clipped your left foot on it.
CDR: Did I - ruin the S-band?
LMP: I don't think so, but you ought to check it before you go in.
LMP: Don't think you did, but the danger is great.
CDR: ... all over the camera. I CONFIDENTI/W
CDR: Why don't you walk around and check it? (Laughter)
LMP: Damn you! Getting in a hurry.
CDR: (Humming)
LMP: Yes, I'm coming.
LMP: I don't like to come across that area; that's-band line is too tender.
CDR: Okay. Get that.
LMP: That's a pretty good idea, putting that foil over there.
CDR: Hey. Ai_ let me check the S-band.
CDR: And then, we ought to dust each other off and get in.
LMP: Man, we are filthy!
CDR: We need a brush, a whisk broom.
LMP: Okay. S-band antenna, lunar stay; would you - I'11 get in there and try that?
CDR: Okay, all I got to do is get in, soon as we dust off.
LMP: Okay. We're looking at the Earth. iCONFIDENTI
CDR: Yes, go ahead. Okay, dust me off; and I'11 dust you and get in.
LMP: I don't know what good you're going to do.
CDR: Hey, it does dust off a little bit.
LMP: Does it?
CDR: Stand still.
LMP: Yes, I guess it does. Get some of that loose stuff.
CDR: Hey, come over here by the ladder where - -
LMP: It's going to be dark over here - -
CDR: - - No, I can see. Let me - just come over here by the ladder.
LMP: Oh, I see why; you can get lower that way.
LMP: Good idea. Good idea.
CDR: Kick your boots real hard when you - -
CDR: Okay, now turn around this leg this way - other way.
LMP: I can crawl up the ladder halfway if you'11 get my upper. I can be going up the ladder, and you can knock it off. ICONFIDENT
CDR: There you go. That's a good idea; go ahead and do that.
LMP: See anything else above me - or behind?
CDR: No. Just go ahead and start up the ladder.
LMP: ... - Apollo 12.
CDR: There you go. You didn't quite make it.
LMP: Oh, yes, I did.
CDR: Stay put.
CDR: Let me get these - wait a minute, wait, wait.
CC: Al, would you give us a mark when you're on the footpad?
CC: Roger. I'm off the footpad right now; I'm stand- ing on the ladder. Pete's dusting my boots off, trying to keep some of this dust out of the LM.
CDR: Oh, man, is it dusty t Just hold still for a while. Let me try to - Wait - wait - wait just a couple; man, but let me brush.
LMP: Man, you can get rid of a lot of it, kicking that way, - -
LMP: - - ... get it out of your soles of your boots.
CDR: Okay; go ahead on up.
LMP: Oh, okay. C NFIDENTIAI
CDR: Oh - I'm in this dingy television wire again. There we go. Ail right, I'11 help you ._back here as best I can.
LMP: That's a good idea. I'm going to raise my gold visor here so I won't scratch it, and just put my protective visor down. There.
CDR: Now. Soon as you can see the hatch - When you come up, take a good look at that hatch.
LMP: I'm really going to have to be tender about it; I'm not sure we're not going to want to put some tape over it or something.
CDR: Okay. Ail the way down. Hey, raise your rear end. That a boy. Got her.
LMP: That's as far as I can go; I'11 just do a pushup. Slide in some more.
LMP: I'm in.
LMP: I'm in the hatch, Houston.
CC: Roger, Al. Copy. You're in.
CDR: Okay, your old friendly third will get the ETB.
LMP: Okay, just a second. Let me get my gear. Okay. Just a second.
CDR: An ETB and two cameras ready to come up. Oh, there's my friend again. Al Bean?
CDR: That thing's going to drive me buggy. Guess what.
LMP: Houston, do you want me to switch over to LUNAR STAY antenna - -
CC: Go ahead, Pete.
LMP: - - Do you want me to switch to LUNAR STAY antenna right now, while Pete's on the surface? Over.
CC: Roger. That's affirmative, and TRACK MODE, OFF.
LMP: Okay. I'm going to LUNAR STAY right now, but we may lose COMM for a second; if I don't hear from you, I'11 come back up.
LMP: STAY.
LMP: Houston, Apollo 12. How do you hear on LUNAR STAY?
LMP: ... start this ETB up.
CC: Intrepid, you're loud and clear. Sounds like Pete did the job.
LMP: Sure did. Got good signal strength, Houston? Go ahead and start the ETB up. I got - I'm going TRACK MODE to OFF.
LMP: Now, just a second, Pete, I haven't got this ETB rigged. One second.
CC: Intrepid, signal strength is good.
CDR: Matter of fact, you sound stronger, Houston.
CDR: Need to mount it.
CC: I believe so, Pete.
LMP: Got it. We've got it. Wait a second; let me clear a nice little room here for it. , CONFIDENTIA _.
LMP: Say, are we going to Jettison this garbaze bag at the end of this EVA, Pete?
LMP: Okay, let me get it in good position.
CDR: Why don't you throw it out right now?
CDR: That's a good idea.
CDR: Go on and get rid of it.
UNKNOWN: a good idea; you can move it out of the way.
CDR: That's a smart one.
LMP: Okay, here it comes.
CDR: Don't worry about it. Is that okay?
LMP: Sure. It won't bother us. Get it when you come up. Haul her up.
CDR: Okay. Just a second.
LMP: Let me try something that might be just easier on all of us. I don't have to run one over a pulley; I can just pull it up, Pete.
CDR: It doesn't weigh anything.
LMP: That's right. Who needs a pulley? This is easier this way.
CDR: Wait a minute. Go ahead, pull. 1, 2, 3. That a boy.
LMP: Hey, I got an idea. Now, you pull it - you pull.
CDR: Wait - wait a minute. Now, it's making a mess. Never mind. Keep on pulling.
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LMP: Okay. Okay, Just a second.
LMP: I got my transfer bag in. Secured.
LMP: Okay, bring her on back, Pete.
CDR: Okay. Wait, wait. Don't let it get hung up. Coming.
LMP: Let her go.
CDR: No, wait a minute, now. Just keep it taut.
CDR: See, you can't do it that way, Al. Take it easy. Let's do that slow. That a boy. That a boy. Now, now, you can let go of it.
CDR: Here is that. We got one rock box coming up. Okay, Al. Easy does it; easy does it. Wait a minute, now. Easy does it. Easy, easy! Easy! Easy! Easy! You're pulling when I don't want you to pull. Okay, now pull. Okay, now we got to give it the heave-ho, ready? 1, 2, pull.
LMP: Got it made. Okay, lift her up a little bit, Pete. Let it come forward.
CDR: That baby is heavy.
LMP: That's right in the door, though. Let me slide that in here.
CDR: Okay. Okay ,,Houston. One rock box inside.
CC: Roger_ Pete. Copy. One SEC in.
LMP: Okay, bring her out.
CDR: Okay. Wait, wait_ wait_ wait, wait! This thing is like playing with a snake. Okay, that's a boy. Now. Easy does it. Get all this good stuff and put it over here in the gear pad. Okay, now, down. Now, you're going to hang on to it JZONFIDENT!AL can and hand it to me, right? So I tie it on the porch?
CDR: Okay. Am I dirty.
CDR: Okay, Houston. What do you want me to do? Get in?
CDR: Hello, Houston. What happened to Houston, Al?
LMP: We'd better go off the LUNAR SURFACE for a minute.
CDR: Al, wait a minute. Hold it, Houston.
LMP: They may be having a site handover.
LMP: Got good signal strength.
CDR: I'm looking at that Surveyor. We can look around that crater - on the left side. That looks like bedrock over there, doesn't it?
CDR: And just ease right down the side of that baby over there, to Surveyor.
LMP: Hello, Houston. How do you read?
CDR: What happened to them? You all ready for me to come in, Al?
LMP: I'm ready. It's up to them.
CDR: Wonder what happened to Houston.
LMP: I'm not sure that that LUNAR STAY didn't do it. I'd rather go back on TRACK and get them back. Of course, we've got fuller signal strength. Stand
CC: Intrepid, Houston. by.
CDR: Okay, what's your problem?
CC: Okay, we had a changeover from one site to another, down here. It was all on our end. No problem with your antenna. It's working well.
CDR: Okay, you guys ought to call those things out in advance. That's been happening all the way through this flight.
CC: Roger, Pete. We concur. P
CDR: Okay, what do you want me to do - -
CC: And go ahead and press on on the ingress.
CDR: Okay. Ail right, Houston.
CDR: I'm on the footpad.
CDR: That was easy.
CDR: I Just closed my feedwater. You might want to do that, too.
CDR: That's probably a good idea. Let me see if I can find it back here. Okay, I just closed mine. Coming up the ladder.
LMP: Gosh, you're shaking the whole LM.
CDR: Sorry about that.
LMP: *** get a warning, because you haven't got your feedwater, but that's okay. You've got cooling for quite a while.
CDR: Yes. Understand. Okay, one garbage bag. Anything else in there you want to get rid of?
LMP: Not a thing.
CDR: Ail right, hand me the LEC.
LMP: Okay, the LEC's got kind of a little slipknot in it because of the - Got it? ONFIDENTt
LMP: Letting it go.
CDR: It's okay.
CC: Pete, on your way through the hatch, will you give a check on the seal?
CDR: Check on the seal.
LMP: Yes. I can see it probably better than he can from this side, Houston. Seal looks real good. I'11 tell you what we did do; when we got out, we - -
CDR: I can't believe I did that.
LMP: Yes, you did. Because I remember, you were hitting here and then when I backed up, I could - I'11 tell you - we probably Just ought to put a piece of tape over it.
CDR: Okay. That's my feedwater.
LMP: We broke through the skin on the hatch, and for about a 10-inch cut, there; and it didn't hurt the insulation, didn't hurt the hatch, and I don't know whether you want us to put a piece of tape on there or just forget it. It doesn't look like it's going to bother anything.
CDR: I'd say just forget it.
LMP: Okay, Pete.
CDR: 2_y don't you get over on your side?
LMP: Okay. Let me move over.
LMP: I just checked your circuit breakers, and they're all good.
LMP: Just a second; I'm not out of the way, yet.
CDR: Ail right, but I want you to hold the door for a minute while I - -
CDR: - - close this front- - r
LMP: Well, I've got to get out of the way.
CDR: - - front thing here.
CC: Pete, we concur. No tape.
LMP: Now, wait a second, Pete. Let me back up a little better.
CDR: Okay, tell me which way to go.
LMP: Just a second. Okay, you're just perfect. Shoot right on in. Get your chest down and your rear end up - there you go; got it. Go a little bit to the left. Go a little further until your head bumps. Do a pushup and you're fat - little bit to the left, little bit further to the left. That's it. Up.
LMP: You're in the best possible position. Scoot in in a little more - and you got it.
CDR: I'm in; no sweat.
LMP: Okay. Now careful when you turn around. You've got - ...
CDR: Yes. (JONFID
LMP: Okay. Boy, you look dirty.
CDR: Oh, you do, too.
LMP: ... watch your turn now. I'11 get this hatch. Okay, it says PLSS feedwater, closed. We did that. Forward hatch closed and locked. When you're out of the way, I'11 slide over and lock it.
CDR: Am I out of the way?
CDR: Wait until I turn around. Just a minute.
LMP: Let me get down on my hands and knees and lock this thing. I need a push down. Wait just a second; let me raise my visor so I can see what's going on in here.
LMP: Can you give a push-me-down?
CDR: I am pushing you down. Need further?
LMP: Just back up, and let me tilt further forward, which is just as good.
CDR: I can't go back any further. Why don't you let me close it?
LMP: Okay, see if you can reach it. It's just a little bit out of my reach; you might be able to get it. Okay, easy.
LMP: Let me get back here in the corner. Watch your PLSS. There you go.
CDR: Hatch closed.
LMP: Okay, next one. DUMP valve, both AUTO. I've verified this one; verified that one.
CDR: That one's AUTO.
LMP: Okay. Let me look at something first. Okay. PLSS 02 and PRESS flags may come on during REPRESS; if PLSS 02 less than 10 percent, manually control cabin REPRESS to maintain positive PGA pressure. Forget it. Okay, LIGHTING ANUNCIATOR AND NUMERICS, BRIGHT.
CDR: Wait a minute, easy. There you go.
LMP: Okay, now I_m going to go over here, over just a little so I can turn around. Oh, you did your circuit breakers? The best I can; easy does it.
CDR: What are you trying to do?
LMP: Get that STOP button depressed.
LMP: I've got to turn around. REPRESS valve. Okay?
CDR: Well, I can reach the REPRESS valve, if you want.
LMP: No, I've got it here.
CDR: That does it.
LMP: Why don't you reach it? It may be better if you could.
CDR: Can you reach CABIN REPRESS to what, AUTO?
LMP: CABIN REPRESS to AUTO. PRESS REG's A and B to CABIN. tONFIDENTIA
LMP: MASTER ALARM in this CABIN REPRESS. Le:_s watch the pressure. Cabin pressure is starting up.
CDR: One psi.
LMP: Coming in.
LMP: It's coming in good.
CDR: ... as usual.
UNKNOWN: Suit pressure's looking good.
CDR: Two and one half; PLSS 02, OFF.
LMP: What did you get? That's it; a little bit more.
CDR: That's it. PLSS 02, OFF. Can you verify that I've got mine off?
CDR: Will you verify that I've got mine off?
LMP: I'11 pull your diverter valve up, and check your water, and you do have it off.
CDR: Okay, Houston. There's the cabin at 4.6.
LMP: Okay, .MASTER ALARM. Let me turn it off. 0key- doke.
CDR: Let me operate yours, too.
LMP: Okay. CABIN REPRESS valve closes at 4. Verify CABIN PRESS stable. Okay.
LMP: Okay, CABIN GAS RETURN, AUTO.
LMP: Get over here.
CDR: Okay. AUTO.
CDR: That's already AUTO.
LMP: That's right. SUIT GAS DIVERTER, push CABIN.
CDR: Push CABIN.
LMP: Verify EVA circuit breaker configuration on your side: SUIT FAN number 1, closed.
CDR: Wait just a second. SUIT FAN 1, closed and I'11 close the SUIT FAN DELTA-P. Okay.
LMP: And I also notice ECS caution and H2O SEP, and I've got them. And COMM: TV, OPEN. Houston, do you want me to turn off the TV or leave it on?
CC: Affirmative, Al. Turn it off.
LMP: Okay, and it says doff gloves, helmets, visors, and all that. Hey, let's go off RELAY. We're going off RELAY right now, Houston.
LMP: How do you want me to go, Al? ONFtDENTt DAY 6
CDR: ... ON.
CDR: UPLINK SQUELCH, enable.
LMP: UPLINK SQUELCH is enabled.
CDR: LMP connect to PLSS COMM, AUDIO CB.
CDR: ... PLSS mode, LMP to A.
LMP: A.
LMP: Read you loud and clear, Pete.
CDR: Read you the same. You should have a tone on, a VENT flag, a P, and a PRESS flag 0.
CDR: PLSS 02 PRESS gage greater than 75.
CDR: We have a good COMM check with me. No, I'm sorry; we don't need that. Commander's gone to PLSS COMM.
CDR: Hold the card.
LMP: A and B is OFF. Okay. PLSS mode, Commander to B. You get no MSFN reception.
CDR: Hello there. I read you loud and clear. I got a PRESS 0 flag.
LMP: Read you the same.
CDR: I got an 02 flag and I've got 80 percent.
LMP: Okay. VENT flag, P, and a PRESS flag O. That's what I've got. You don't have an 02 to begin with, do you?
CDR: No, I've got an 02 PRESS and a VENT.
LMP: 02 will go out in a minute. Okay?
LMP: Okay. PLSS 02 greater than 75?
LMP: Okay. Perform COMM - we did that. PLSS mode - I'11 go B and you go A. How do you hear?
LMP: Read you the same. Okay. PLSS mode, both of them, AR.
CDR: Loud and clear. Houston, Intrepid. How do you read?
CC: Intrepid, we read you both loud and clear.
CDR: Very good. Very good.
LMP: Okay, Houston, LMP's 02 quantity is 80 percent.
CDR: And so's the - -
CC: 80 percent. Copied.
CDR: - - and CDR, 80 percent, also. C( NF1DENT
LMP: Okay. We are opening the TV circuit breaker right now.
CDR: Final systems PREP - -
CDR: - - CB(16):ECS: CABIN REPRESS, close; verify.
LMP: It's closed.
CDR: Fan DELTA-P, opened.
LMP: It's opened.
CDR: CB(11):ECS: SUIT FAN 1, open.
CDR: Verify ECS CAUTION and H2O SEP component lights on.
LMP: On in a minute. Yes.
CDR: Okay. Suit GAS CONVERTER, pull - EGRESS.
LMP: Pull? I'11 get it. Okay, pull - EGRESS.
CDR: Okay. CABIN GAS RETURN to EGRESS.
LMP: CABIN GAS RETURN to EGRESS. And verify that the SUIT CIRCUIT RELIEF is in AUTO.
CDR: SUIT CIRCUIT RELIEF is in AUTO.
CDR: Connect to the OPS's.
LMP: Okay. Just a second. There is your hose. Let me button your flap. Okay.
CDR: Now, if you will turn the other way, I will get your other side.
CDR: Just a second. Okay. Turn to the right here. Got it.
CDR: Easy does it, that's a boy. MASTER CAUTION, an ACO SEP light, and an ECS light; that's the ones we wanted.
CDR: Okay. Now, let's me - get it.
LMP: Where are you going?
CDR: Down here just a little bit.
LMP: And I get that to snap - Can't see, that's - Okay, that's all snapped. Okay?
CDR: Okay. All right. Do you want to get - Oh, wait a minute, one other thing, right here. Got it. I snapped your - OPS hose in the side of the PLSS there.
LMP: Okay. Did you trim this thing out?
LMP: Okay. Let me do that to you now.
LMP: And we throw in a couple of purge valves then.
CDR: Yes, I got the purge valves right now.
LMP: Okay. This'11 finish you off.
CDR: ... do that?
CDR: That's verified locked.
LMP: Okay. Let me cheek you. Your's good.
CDR: And let me disconnect you from your suit hoses.
LMP: Okay. FIDENTI-., i
CDR: You're disconnect.
CDR: Okay, that's good.
LMP: This would be easier if you'd -
CDR: Okay. Tuck this in.
LMP: It's not in. You're going to have to do that; I can't see it.
CDR: I'11 do it. Okay. What'd you have to do - -
LMP: Get it started and rotate it with that counter- rotate thing you got.
CDR: That's locked and that's locked; while I'm down here, let me - that's locked, locked.
LMP: Okay. That's it.
CDR: Hoses under the flap, huh? Let me check all yours - 1, 2.
CDR: Safety's in, safety's in. That safety's in and that safety's in. Okay, they look good.
LMP: Verify PLSS centered and proper height.
CDR: Yes. Mine is. Okay. Take a drink and DESCENT H2O , closed.
CDR: And H2O , closed. Okay. Position mikes.
CDR: PLSS fan, on. ONFIDENTI III I 6
CDR: And VENT flag.
CDR: Don helmets, then visors.
CDR: This one is *** yours.
CDR: Pull that.
CDR: Okey-dokey.
LMP: Yes, helmet's locked.
CDR: That sounded real good.
CDR: And your helmet is locked.
CDR: Hold still and I'11 put this on.
LMP: Ail right. It's a bit cool in here today.
CDR: Give you a little chilldown with this LCG. Okay.
CDR: Okay s then leave them on.
CDR: ... First, let me get it all down in the back and
LMP: Okay. You got it.
CDR: Go, Houston. 'ONFIDENTI 4
LMP: Here you go, snug as a bug in a rug.
CC: In looking at the TV, it appears we'11 be leaving the TV off for this, so if you would take the - keep that circuit breaker out and go to S-BAND MODE, PM.
CDR: Okay. We'11 do it in just a minute.
LMP: Okay - up. Okay, Pete .... look up.
CDR: Houston, I'm sure sorry the TV didn't work. It's a beautifUl sight to see - Intrepid and Surveyor sitting here on this crater.
CC: Roger, Pete. We'11 be waiting for those pictures.
LMP: Hey, lift up your PLSS.
CDR: Okay. You're all buttoned in.
LMP: Okay. Next.
CDR: Here's a pair of gloves for you. and
LMP: Okay. PLSS FAN on down here visors -
CDR: Okay. LCG pump open?
CDR: Okay. And you might as well get the TV and S-band reconfigured. The TV's still out, of COllrse.
LMP: Okay. We're going to PM, Houston.
CDR: There's PM and - -
LMP: Disconnect LM hoses and stow - Connect PLSS H2O hoses and stow LM hoses. Day6
LMP: I'm going to turn around here, Pete.
CDR: Okay - and I've got my hoses off. How come - how come we don't have our gloves on yet?
LMP: ... - Do this first.
CDR: Okay. Very good. Can't see the checklist, that's all.
LMP: Go ahead and get all spiggied up there.
CDR: Okay, my PLSS water is hooked up.
LMP: Okay, let me turn around.
CDR: Okay, and I'm ready to do - the hoses.
LMP: Okay. Get yours routed and hand them to me and I'11 stick them in.
CDR: Okay, coming up and over. Take it around real easy. Okay, now. I've got to get over there against the hamper.
CDR: Coming over.
CDR: I hung up again.
LMP: I don't know; let me see. You look okay.
CDR: I can't move in for some reason.
LMP: Move over my way just a little way.
CDR: Never mind, I'm going to do it with these.
LMP: Ail right. You're kind of hung up on the flight data file.
CDR: This is going to do it better anyhow. Done it that way yesterday. How's that look?
LMP: Looks good to me. F.IDENTI
CDR: Okay, that's pretty steamy. Here's a pa_r of gloves for you.
LMP: Let me grab that checklist again.
LMP: Verify the following: helmet and visors, locked and adjusted.
LMP: Okay, you're locked and adjusted.
CDR: Okay, torso tiedown adjusted.
LMP: I can see that you are locked - I can see it - in good shape. Okay.
CDR: Okay, torso tiedown.
CDR: Mine's okay, too.
LMP: Okay. 02 connectors - Let me check all yours, then you can check all mine. Those are vertical - in - locked. COMM is locked; let me see about your water.
LMP: Water's locked. Everything's locked.
CDR: Okay, you look good.
LMP: I've been over these a couple of times; every safety - -
CDR: Hey, does that water look good?
LMP: - - and I checked your water. It's in and locked - things are flush.
LMP: Purge valves are all in. Okay, don EV gloves and lock them up.
CDR: Okay, here's a pair for you.
CDR: Find it? The right one of mine didn't want to do it either.
LMP: Take it off again.
CDR: Can't tell whether they're in or not.
LMP: ..., Pete?
CDR: Verified. Pull this one open.
CDR: Why don't you Just let me have it?
CDR: Now, then. There you go. Now do it; push your button down.
LMP: Turn yours in a smidgeon.
LMP: Do it this way.
CDR: The left-hand one hangs up.
LMP: Doesn't want to do it, does it? There it did. I can't do it with your -
CDR: Got them in there?
LMP: It never fails, does it? The one time you don't want something to hang up with you, it's going to start fogging up.
CDR: There you go; let me look at it.
CDR: That's a ... is out of there. Everything looks good. CIONFtDENTtA
LMP: ... Let me see that locked?
CDR: Okay, verify mine.
CDR: It's locked.
LMP: *** Diverter is in MIN; I'm going to PUMP, on.
CDR: Verify it's locked.
CDR: Then tie this thing.
CDR: Locked?
LMP: PLSS DIVERTER, MIN. PUMP.
CDR: Right. PUMP's on and I'm beginning to be sucked down. Let's get the cabin to EGRESS, okay?
CDR: Can you get them?
MS: Mode's in EGRESS ....
CDR: Okay. Jettison hag is up - the LHSSC is un- strapped. It's got PLSS batteries, Li cartridges - -
LMP: Ail that other?
CDR: Yes. Position ETB on engine cover.
CDR: Turn around, I got her.
LMP: Okay. Turn around.
CDR: Okay. Back on the engiue cover that was.
LMP: Don't hurry, I'm getting my - going to get my EV- CB batteries still.
CDR: I - get my CB's real quick. Row 1: One, in. Out -One, out; three, in; one, out. Those are in. FAN 1 is in; CABIN FAN 1 is out; GLYCOL AUTO TRANSFER is - all in. And out. Two in, all the way out to SIG CONDITIONER, that's out, ... out. Ail out but MISSION TIME.
LMP: Hey, these guards are really good.
CDR: Three - out. That's it.
LMP: 0k_v. Same here, they all look good.
CDR: Ready for a PRESS INTEG check.
LMP: Okay. PLSS 02, on.
CDR: Yes, oh boys does that feel better.
LMP: Got a 02 0 flag; PRESS 0 flag.
CDR: Pressure's coming up good.
LMP: I'11 make it.
LMP: I'm to set it at a regulated 3.9, for some reason.
CDR: I've got to get my 02 off.
LMP: You ready? Okay. Let's see what that says. ICONFIDENT
CDR: Mine's off.
LMP: Okay. Let's time it.
CDR: ... set.
CDR: Thanks for that.
CDR: Okay, Houston. The decay checks look pretty good; are we GO for EVA?
CC: Stand by, Intrepid. You are GO for EVA, Pete.
LMP: ... I get my OX back.
CDR: Roger. ()kay. What are you going to do?
LMP: Get my oxygen back on.
CDR: Okay. Same here. My oxygen's back on. Very good, a tone, then an 0, looks good.
LMP: Confirmed. Okay, CABIN REPRESS VALVE, closed.
LMP: CABIN REPRESS valve, closed.
LMP: Wait a minute; it's not all the way. Okay, closed. What else?
CDR: Okay. I'm going to drop the *** now for the for- ward dump valve.
CDR: I'm hung up on something.
CDR: Not a lot of room.
LMP: ° Okay.
CDR: Okay, four - ... There you go.
CDR: Okay, 3.5; verify cuff gage does not below - drop below 4.8.
LMP: Okay, the suit loop is 4.1 - -
CDR: Mine's 4.8.
LMP: - - my cuff gage is 4.95.
CDR: Okay, cabin at 3.5 - it is?
CDR: LM suit circuit 3.6 to 4.3?
CDR: PGA greater than 4.8?
LMP: And decaying.
CDR: Start your watch.
CDR: Got it started?
LMP: ° Yes.
CDR: Forward dump valve to open.
CDR: Dump it.
LMP: Coming down, Pete. :! ENTJ I
CDR: Is something open?
LMP: No, that little - ... cap - popped off.
CDR: Cabin's 1 pound.
LMP: And I'm 5.0, and the suit loop is 4.0, and the cabin is a half, about 0.6.
CC: Everything looks good down here, Pete.
CDR: Roger. It looks good up here.
LMP: Okay, there goes a - H2O.
CDR: Got one too?
LMP: Yes, there it goes. Push to PRESS.
CDR: Okay, cabin is still about 2-1/2; it's 0.25, Al.
CDR: Just let it bleed for a while.
LMP: 0k_y.
LMP: My suit's still 4.9.
CDR: You'11 have to jiggle on it a little bit.
CDR: Probably still outgassing. Ail right, let her go for a while. Let her go, still - still a little bit more.
LMP: These suits are bleeding down, too. See.
CDR: They're holding it at that 0.2. Jiggle that.
CDR: Everything all right?
CDR: Okay. You hold her open.
LMP: Look at all that stuff whistle out the door.
CDR: I'11 hold it. I got it open.
LMP: Just a second. Got my foot by it.
CDR: Ail right. There you go. Okay. Now, I'm going to put this DUMP valve to AUTO.