Otrobonita/noicy-space-talks huggingface dataset:
LMP: Yes, it is. It really tracks nicely, doesn't it? Boy, it's right on 0.2 - 2 degrees per second. Oh, that sun is just right.
CDR: Yes, I wonder how we're going to be able to do our docking.
CDR: Hey, where's 2.2? Come on up there, baby.
LMP: There it is. Doggone thing is really working good, isn't it?
CDR: Sure is. Look at that. Here.
LMP: Okay, that's good, huh?
LMP: Okay, you can debrief the burn, by the way. your
CDR: Okay, Just a second. Gumdrop, you got all data?
CMP: Roger, got it all.
CDR: Okay, we're milling along here, locked on you again. Okay, that burn - You feel the ullage came on, and it was a lot more effective with Just the ascent stage on.
LMP: Sure was.
CDR: And then, when the APS came on, it really belts you in the can, by comparison to the DPS. It starts, it stops, and it's all over with before you even know what the heck happened. I thought I saw a big pitch attitude, but I don't know what I saw.
LMP: (Laughter) I don't know why. I agree with you. I don't know what the hell is going on.
CMP: You're on the bea_ there. I got you. CO tAL:
CMP: Well, Buddy, am I glad to hear that!
CMP: I am, too. And listen, it's great. You're about I degree from the center of the sextant.
CDR: That a boy, Davey. You remember that beer we were talking about the other night? Roger.
CDR: I'11 buy you one, babe.
CC: Spider/Gumdrop, Houston; standing by. How did it go?
CDR: Well, it's sort of a kick ir the fanny by compari- son to the DPS. But it went alright. And my good friend over there in the Gumdrop can see me again. I'm out in the daylight.
CC: Very good. Understand.
LMP: Houston, Gumdrop calling.
CC: Spider, Houston. We're still showing the APS armed. Could you verify that?
LMP: Oh, gee. Yes. Thank you, very much.
CDR: Thank you, Houston.
CDR: Shoot, that's the only thing we had to do on W_{GINE ARM, OFF, too.
LMP: Okay, I - I still didn't hear much noise on that one. Did you?
LMP: Very little noise.
CDR: I wonder if we ought to pull the A - -
CC: ... Houston. Day5- Page
CDR: - - AELD circuit breakers.
CC: Did you burn the - the solution that I think you passed to Gumdrop?
CDR: I burned the PONS solution, which is the one passed to Gumdrop. burned
CC: Very good. Understand you it, and on the dot.
LMP: Okay, let's start doing some updating into that old ACS here, and see if we can ... that son of a gun running.
CDR: Hey, it's really going to be tough to do this, Rusty. This thing's got so much control, I don't know what to do with it.
LMP: Yes, I know. Gumdrop, why don't you give me your message, and we'11 relay it to them.
CDR: Hey - -
CMP: ... tell them where - were - was and how I ... but I guess you told them that. That's alright.
LMP: Okay, yes we do. Yes.
CDR: Oh, I stopped that one there. Come on you. That other one's hanging there, and we have to scrunch down a little low to make it look like it. Oh shoot, it's drifting out.
CDR: NOW, I don't know, but when it - when we had these things zeroed, the needle was over here on the side. I don't know where to put it.
LMP: Okay, I'm Just going to put it in the middle. oE $ttXaL's agood75miles, right?
LMP: CLEAR 316, plus 00750, ENTER. my drink.
CDR: I'm going to take helmet off and get a
LMP: And I want to do a VERB 93, ENTER; and a VERB 32, ENTER.
CDR: Hey, why don't we pull the AELD circuit breaker?
LMP: You don't trust this engine?
CDR: Yes, but why do we keep it up?
CDR: Because we don't give any more ignition signals anything, one or for thing. tape running here. That's right. So we already got one mark into the radar, I mean into the AGS and ...
CDR: (Laughter) Hey, look what I had on inside my helmet.
LMP: I k_ow. I saw that.
CDR: Boy, it's taking a long while. 97:57:-
CDR: There it is - -
CDR: Push the NOMINAL, quick.
LMP: - - 56. Hold on. Okay. 97:57:56. Stand by, 1,11 check with the - the NOMINAL was 97:56:23.
LMP: 97:56:23, 97:56:23.
LMP: Okay, read_ for another mark there.
CDR: Oh, shoot, I knew you would be. C(NFtO'N?tAL ..,.kiJgt'q_lgrlN/IAL gay 5 - Page229
CDR: Man, that sun is really bright.
LMP: Yes, you ought to pull up your shade.
CDR: Mark. 71 miles. Right on the money. 316, CLEAR. 316, plus 00710, ENTER. Okay, 065, ... that says 112.9, 27.9. 21.7,
CDR: Hey, there's BaJa do_n there.
LMP: There's plus 7, plus 0.3, minus 0.2. Look at that. That's beautiful. Another
CDR: Yes. Hang in there, baby. couple of hours. Then I'11 have you home.
LMP: Okay, that's STOP, RESET, and a down, and there's -
LMP: That's close.
LMP: And Gumdrop, Spider. Any time you want to check our range and range rate, Just let us know.
CDR: Let's see, we have the W_B 93 in, don't we?
LMP: Actually, rush, but that's okay.
UNKNOWN: 11 11 18 32 CDR 3 ... marks. there's Okay, no ready big for another one?
LMP: Mark. 69 point - or 68.5.
LMP: See how it's doing. 114 feet per second. That's not very good. And range is 67.8. That's pretty good, not too bad.
CDR: Okay. C ,¢FtDENTIAL f
LMP: It takes a few more before the range rate starts coming in.
LMP: Let's see how our astronaut one is doing there. That looks good. That looks good.
CDR: Ohhhh.
LMP: That scared you?
LMP: Houston, Spider.
CC: Spider, this is Houston.
LMP: Okay, onboard RCS is 82 and 75.
CC: Roger. Copy, thank you ...
CMP: i've got 67 miles and 112 feet per second.
CDR: Okay, we have 67 miles and 107 feet per second.
CDR: Now wait a second; you're 5 feet per second off. You're going to have to shape that up.
CMP: Let me take some more marks, and I'11 get it squared away.
UNKNOWN: We'11 - I'm going to get this AGS going here.
CDR: (Laughter) See that red light up there (laughter). CC)¢,,IJHE'NTIAL ¢
CDR: Hey, that's really a lot that you're doing.
LMP: Oh, it's not too bad.
CDR: Take my ...
LMP: Let's see how our rendezvous radar temperature's doing; it's 95 degrees. You're going to be a whiles ahead. 95 and 97.1h.
LMP: Oh, I'm plotting these things all wrong. I thought that that was 86. 86 is down here. Okay, we're right on the curve.
LMP: You coming in there, Tiger?
CDR: Yes. Tell you what, to hur_j up - spend a little fuel now, and save some later.
LMP: How you going to save some later?
CDR: Well, what I was going to do, is going to take a mark, here, and stop playing horsearound.
CDR: Okay, -
LMP: Mark. 64.2.
CDR: Coming in. Good.
CDR: Is there anything else we need to do along here?
LMP: No. Until we get to 45 miles.
CDR: 10 marks, we're going to do a recycle. 10 marks, have we done that? No, we haven't done that yet.
CDR: Want me to turn that over?
LMP: Oh, yes, I guess so. CQ FtDENTIAL
CDR: Soon as that pitch needle dribbles up there we'11 be on.
LMP: Dribbling slowly. did dribbling?
CDR: Shoot, what it do, stop
CDR: Just a minute, now ...
CDR: MABK.
LMP: Okay. Mark 62.1.
LMP: Okay, what is it? 107 and a - -
LMP: Okay, 10 marks, and I'11 recycle.
LMP: Tape, Just for your information, the AGS - on occasion here, I clear it when I - when I hit the CLEAR button, I get an OP_TOH ERROR. And I've had to hit CLEAR several times consecutively in order to keep the OPERATOR ERRORS off. CC ,tHDENTIAL - age233
CDR: Boy, we really do look coelliptic.
CDR: Yes, it's been hanging right in 107, you know. Yes, the range rate.
LMP: That's the way we like them.
CDR: Nominal is 19.8 and 11.2. Okay, there we are with our time.
LMP: 9%:57:33. So, we're 1 minute late. That's the way to be.
CDR: Better late than never, huh?
CDR: Boy, that sun is really bright.
CDR: It's not the sun, I guess; it's just the earth.
LMP: Gumdrop, Spider. For your information, we've got a TPI time that's Just 1 minute late right now.
CMP: Okay. I've got a couple of solutions, and I've got 98:03 and 98:0h.
LMP: Roger; ours are 97:57:33. 97:57:33.
LMP: That's pretty stable, boy.
CDR: Um. I wonder what they're thinking about in there?
LMP: I don't know, but it takes a while, doesn't it?
CDR: Yes, it sure does. We may have some trouble getting through that thing for TPI. You notice all this perigee torquing and gyro dynamics that we're getting and - (laughter) You've been steady as a rock all day. C ,I -,t Ef T!A L
LMP: Yes, I sure have.
CDR: Did you ever get the AGS all lined up and every- thing?
LMP: Yes, let me set the time again. I've got to take another series here.
CC: Spider, Gumdrop, this is Houston. I have a ground solution, when you're ready to copy.
CDR: Spider here. Just a moment.
LMP: Gumdrop's ready.
CC: We're going to have you in contact for about another 12 minutes.
LMP: Okay, Spider's here ready to copy.
CC: Oks_v, Spider. Can you take it now,'Gumdrop?
CMP: Roger, all set. Go ahead.
CC: Roger, reading TPI: 097:57:4500, plus 196, plus 001, minus 105, 223, no roll or pitch, 2670, minus 223, End 1010, forward all zips, up 003. of update.
LMP: Roger. Understand. 097:57:4500, plus 196, plus 001, minus 105, 223, zips and zips, 2670, minus 1010, forward 223, zips, and up 003. And did you copy our DSKY on our last recycle?
CC: Affirmative, Spider. Looks like we're shaping up.
LMP: Looks that way.
LMP: Gumdrop copied.
CC: Gumdrop.
LMP: ... You and the UP/DOW__Icomponent.
CDR: (Laughter) Yes. Not, bad, huh? How does - how do the times agree?
LMP: Within - 12 seconds off. f % NF ENTIAL CONli,i ' E rAJ Day5- age --- -- T_pe 09-03601
CDR: 12 seconds. That's not bad. I'11 take it.
LMP: It's the best sim we've run.
LMP: Okay, ready for some more AGS stuff.
CDR: Okay, good. I'm almost lined up.
CDR: Oh, hell. We're going to have to get this one done on the fly. Stand by; stand by; stand by.
LMP: 53.0. Okay.
CC: Spider and Gumdrop, that was our last update. 'We're going to go with that pad.
LMP: Spider, here. Roger.
CMP: Gumdrop, Roger.
UNKNOWN: Hey, Smokey, is Dave Reed smiling?
CC: Yes, he's - he's pretty happy, but he's not going to relax until you've finished burning.
LMP: He'd better not. We may need that two-burn solu- tion yet. (laughter)
LMP: Aa soon as we get into the dark, give me a look-see. light, If you don't see any tracking which I guess you won't, we'11 put the docking lights on, and you might be able to get a mark on those.
CMP: Okay. Might be able to do that at that range.
LMP: Right. At that range with that big eye ball you've got.
LMP: Hey, with that docking - undocking episode we had - -
LMP: All set.
LMP: Mark, 50.3.
LMP: For that little undocking episode - We're supposed to do a recycle at 16 minutes. I don't know if we want to or not.
UNKNOWN: you want to skip it? I mean at the 17 marks?
CDR: No, let's go in a little closer and do one more recycle.
LMP: Two? We've only got 14 more minutes, and it takes 'us _ minutes to get one.
CDR: Yes, okay, let's do it now.
LMP: Okay. I'm wondering whether we ought to just maybe forego that - those DTO's.
CDR: Yes, that's what I was thinking. I think we ought to get up there and move _round a little bit and say, "Okay, let's dock."
CDR: See what's going to happen. He doesn't have a spotlight. C0AS doesn't
LMP: He doesn't have a spotlight; your work too well - -
CDR: I can't - I - -
LMP: - - we don't know about that docking probe.
CDR: I'11 bet you 2 bits that I can't even dock. I bet you he's going to have to end up doing the docking. CO iiJimLI AL II [ Oay5- 237
LMP: And we'11 thrust at him.
CDR: I want to reset the DAP when we get in here a little closer. Guess maybe I could do that right now. we're When - wait until I finish this recycle, though. Load up and put the A system on align.
LMP: Okay, 97 - Oh, look at that, would you?
UNKNOWN: How far off are we now?
LMP: Right there. No, it's up there.
CDR: 4 seconds.
CDR: Matter of fact, I guess this is as good a time to discuss this with Houston as not. Houston, this is Spider.
CC: Hello, Spider. Houston here.
CDR: Roger. Concerning the episode we had coming off there, I think it might be wise to go ahead and dook when we get there without waiting until dark.
UNKNOWN: Hoger, Spider. We copy, and sounds like a pretty good idea.
CDR: Why don't you go through those DTO's and see if there is anything that's really important there; and, if so, we'11 try to get it for you. But otherwise I think we might see if that probe's going to work.
CC: Roger. Understand. We're - we've got that in work.
CDR: What was it? Just right?
LMP: 0.3 of a foot per second off there. How about a 415 here?
CDR: Okay, stand by 1.
UNKNOWN: Go ahead, Gu_ndrop. Sp_der.
UNKNOWN: Okay, mine's converging now. I've got 97:58 ... on my current solution.
LMP: Very, good, very good. Ours is now within about 3.7 seconds of the ground. The last one was 97:57:41, I think.
CMP: I've got 97:58:19.
CDR: Okay, very good. Sounds like we'11 all be together there.
CDR: No. I got distracted. Okay, stank by.
CDR: Mark. 45.8.
CDR: We can expect getting in another plot pretty soon.
LMP: Right, I'm ready for it.
CDR: Over Africa, there.
UNKNOWN: In fact, we can get it right now, if you want to get one pitch up PULSE.
CDR: Hight there.
UNKNOWN: ,MARK.
LMP: And that's 45.0, huh?
CC: Spider, Gumdrop, this is Houston. We're about a minute or so LOS from Canaries. There is an ARIA,
CC: That's 12.22. CO_[ Day 5 - Page 239 if you need it, up to about 42; and we'11 see you at Carnarvon at 06 - -
CC: Tell them Dave Reed's smiling. And now; 8nd
CC: - - Dave Reed is smiling we might catch you at Tananarive at 49, but we haven't had much luck yet.
CDR: Okay. OUr
LMP: See point?
CC: And Spider, this is Houston. Did you - did either vehicle read over T_nanarive the last pass, when we were calling?
UNKNOWN: Oh boy, I don't remember. this remember.
CDR: Houston, is Spider. I don't We've been over so many stations so many times, I couldn't tell you.
CC: Okay, it was right at around CS[, right - i_medi- your ately after CSI burn.
CDR: Roger. I real - -
CDR: - - you once or twice, but it was pretty bad.
LMP: Alright, we called the CDH time down to you, too) but didn't get any reply.
CMP: And Gumdrop doesn't remember whether he heard you or not.
LMP: Okay, a couple more of these - - want
CDR: What do you want? You one of those marks, that's what I'm getting for you. CO IAL
LMP: Yes, another one of these marks. '
CDR: Oh, you fink head.
LMP: Mark. 43.2.
CDR: Okay, let me get in here with this VERB 48. I'11 read that. VERB 48, ENTER; VERB 21, _ITER
LMP: Hey, let me pitch up one PULSE here.
CDR: Okay, go. Let's see. Zero, 2 JET A. Zero zero - -
LMP: We're hold at _2-5.
CDR: - - zero zero, zero zero.
LMP: 42.5.
CDR: I'm rolling. 2 JET A, define hCA, 0.3 of a de- gree DEADBAND, and 2 degrees per second. AlriKht. PRO; VERB 34, _:TER.
LMP: It getting dark?
CDR: No, not really.
LMP: Let me open up my simulator window here. I'd like to see part Of this rendezvous.
CDR: Which part? (laughter)
LMP: The finish.
CDR: Wonder if we can see him out there?
LMP: Depends on what the temperature of the clouds is. Oh, they're way down.
CDR: I can see him, I think.
UNKNOWN: Look at the landing data -
CDR: Hey, Davey, I think I see you again. CO ' iAL ( C__A[ Day 5 - Page 2_1
CDR: Yes, I do see him.
LMP: Okay, we're at 100 - -
CMP: Gee, you're awful small.
LMP: - - 100 degrees - -
CDR: I don't doubt that at all.
LMP: 97:h0.
CDR: We're still oat at hl miles.
LMP: Okay, we're below the l_ne, Jim. Are
CDR: we really?
CDR: Oh, boy - -
CMP: I've got you ag_n.
CDR: On the radar. sorry.
LMP: I'm
LMP: Where are you going,
CDR: Where am I going? Where going?
CDR: am I
LMP: Yes, are we pitching up - excuse me.
CDR: No. CO IIAL
UNKNOWN: Okay, I'm sorry, I thought we _.ere pitching up. I h_d looked out the window, and I saw us way up in the air here.
LMP: Hey, there be is. By George. Ok_f, how about another mark here? A
CDR: What kind? radar for the AG3 or radar for the chart?
LMP: No, I think we did a chart one last, so we'11 do a AGS one here.
CDR: Oh, hell.
LMP: Mark, 39.5.
CDR: I hope so, Dave.
CMP: Okay, Just to remind you that I'd like your time as soon as you get it.
CDR: Yes, we're going to PROCEED at 1_ minutes, and then we'11 give it to you as soon as it comes up, which should be in about a minute or two.
LMP: Oh, by the way. That time is wrong now.
CDR: We're getting on down close to the end, aren't we?
LMP: Yes. CO L COrxq-m ...NTIAL - age
CDR: Got to start thinking what we are going to do. TPI. That's TPF. KEY RELEASE, 5 minutes. What am I doing over on that page?
LMP: Oh, can we get another one for the chart?
LMP: Okay, it's right on the money, 38 miles and 14.4. 38, I said? Yes, 33 and 14.4. good.
CDR: Very
LMP: Boy, I need to blow my nose.
CDR: Oh, me too. I've had a head full. That Actifed sort of helped me at night, though.
LMP: Scratch that thing.
CDR: Okay ... here.
LMP: We've got our last radar warning lights on. Okay, last AGS mark.
CDR: Okay, AGS mark, okay?
LMP: ... I mark.
CMP: Okay, Spider, I still have you against the earth background.
LMP: Great:
CMP: This thing is really tracking.
LMP: Do we have a light? Okay?
CMP: NO, no, it's still daylight to me. You're a little black spot in the dark - in the light background. CON AL
LMP: Mark, 35.8. about
CDR: Okay. Okay, we're at 14:25 now.
LMP: 503 minus 00104_ E_TER. Okay.
CDR: Throw in that one last mark.
UNKNOWN: 43 19 37 CMP LMP Okay. Put that on here.
CDR: No, on here.
LMP: Oh, yes. Oh, okay. Let's get one more on the chart here, since you're glebe.
CDR: Soon as that time comes up, why don't you give o1' Davey a gall. There it is, right there. Gumdrop.
LMP: Okay, This is Spider. Our time - ready to copy? Gumdrop, you reedy?
UNKNOWN: Roger, standing by. Go ahead and read it.
UNKNOWN: Okay. 97:57:59-
CMP: Okay, good. _- last time was 97:58:08.
CDR: Where do you stand now?
CDR: What are you looking for now? You looking for - -
LMP: What I'm - I'm looking for a hO - for a 304 re - I'm looking for a plot point.
CDR: 5[_RK. CO L 09-03601 Tape
LMP: Hold Okay, it's 31.9 ' 32 - 34 ....
CDR: 3].9, yes.
LMP: ... plus 60.
LMP: Okay, right on the
CDR: Alrighty· There we go.
CDR: ... 11 ... 7 -.- 081 is - Why don't you call in to him?
CMP: Go ahead: I'm ready to copy. minus
CDR: Roger; plus 19.4, plus 0.4, 9·7.
CMP: Roger; plus 19.4, plus O.h, minus 9-7.
CDR: Roger, that's correct.
CMP: Good· compare now? Okay, they
LMP: You want to how do look?
CDR: Where are they?
LMP: 19.4. I've got 19·6.
CDR: Okay, there they are; 19.h, 19.6· Gumdrop.
CMP: Okay, Spider,
CDR: Okay, that's great. Go ahead, Gumdrop.
UNKNOWN: got a hot mike, and also my elevation angle on your time is 27.32.
LMP: Okay, I want to set the D_I; stop, DOWN.
LMP: Okay ...
CDR: Okay, we can go on to a and update the AGS. PRO. POO.
LMP: Okay, I'm - I want to - first I want to get the solution AGS here.
CDR: Okay, fine. And we've got an 8-minute mark for you, too, tn Oops, where ne here. the hell did go? Oh, there he is. I see him.
LMP: You got him?
LMP: Okay, I'm going to be ready in Just a second.
CDR: Okay, fine. Oh, the moon is going to be out there.
CDR: CLEAR 303. Read, 23.46. CLEAR 257. Read - interest, moon
CDR: Dave, Just as a matter of the has Just come up, and it's going to be shining right our on front face% so maybe you'11 be able to track us in the moonlight.
LMP: Can he still see us?
CDR: I'11 go to docking lights for you at this time, since we don't have a light. Okay.
LMP: Okay, I'm ready for the update.
CMP: Here's my answer to your time: 19.4 zero, and 8.8.
CDR: You ready? CONF { 09-03601 Tape
LMP: Ready. Okay, I m ready,for the 8-minute mark.
LMP: Okay, I got the update.
CDR: Gee, these marks are going to be a lot more ragged than you've been getting.
LMP: 100 feet per second, yes - CLEAR 3 - 101 that is.
UNKNOWN: mine was 130.1, Okay?
LMP: ... 400 plus - -
CDR: Hey, what happened here?
CDR: What are we doing?
CDR: We Just lost - Oh, there we go - Oh, wewere doing thaT. Okay.
LMP: I hope not.
CDR: That old thing. We Just lost the control system there.
CDR: I keep forgetting that AGS update does that. That was a bad time with me. Okay, we're 20 seconds to go here.
LMP: Okay. Damn alignment isn't that good. Okay. 5, 4, 3, 2, 1 - MARK. C NTIAL and
LMP: What have you got there, 29.5 ...
CDR: 29.5, right - 28.5.
CC: ... Standing by. I did copy your final solution. Sounds great,
CDR: Roger, Spider. That was 28.5, Rusty.
CDR: Okay, fine. Okay, I'm going to _1 now.
CDR: 37 --- 44 - was your DELTA-V x. I read it as 197. sure
CDR: I think it was 194. I'11 have to check. Just a minute.
CMP: 19.4, Smokey.
CDR: Did you want anything out of here?
LMP: NOUN 86, yes. I need a NOUN 86. Okay, and that's plus 19.k, plus 0.4, and minus 9-7. Okay, you can KEY RELEASE on that. Okay. CLEAR, and remind me of the 5-minute mark.
CDR: Right. I've got my eye on it.
CDR: Shoot, I've lost it again. Can't see with all the up lights so bright.
CDR: There's nothing out there I need to look at. Oh, know, going I he's to the other attitude. Getting drowsy. Oh, shoot, we're going to lose lock on him.
LMP: I hope not. Call me on that 5 minutes.
CDR: Okay, you've got 40 seconds. Yes, he's turned around. going We're to be lucky if we hold lock. It's coming hack up now a little_ C IAL Day5-
CDR: _hoot, that elevation angle ... very high.
CDR: Okay, 11 seconds.
CDR: So you have 5 seconds to go.
LMP: Okay, 26.1 - 26.0 aris 99-
CDR: Okay, go over to the other side here.
LMP: 2208, KEY RELEASE.
CDR: Oh, let's see. We got that. 5 minutes. I'm going to VERB 77 here.
CDR: 77, ENTER.
CDR: Okay, I got a DOWN 1.
CDR: Where's the next time we do an ORDEAL update? Maybe I'd better do it here; guess I better. Let's see, VERB 83, _ITER.
LMP: Okay, I got a 420 and DOWN 1.
CDR: Okay. Going down to the ... That's 24, h5.53, 25-9- How does it nompare, Rusty?
LMP: Compares good, within a foot per second.
LMP: Okay, how much time we got?
CDR: 2 left.
LMP: 2 minutes? hat's some kind of a world's record.
CDR: Okay, let's see what else we have to do here. Copy our angle ..., verify the burn attitude, compare C( F AL PGNS _nd AGS attitude errors. I don't see him out there. I'm sure he's turned around.
LMP: Well, the radar sees him.
CDR: Yes. 0.05 -
LMP: Okay, bow's your burn attitude? Boy, look at that; w_'re even on this.
LMP: The old REFSMMAT came through, huh?
CDR: Oh, yes. We're on over there, aren't we?
LMP: Yes. Okay, AVERAGE G's coming ON; I'm monitoring on the AGS here.
CDR: Okay, I'm Just going to burn it out straight ahead.
CMP: Spider, Gumdrop, coming up to lB3 now, and ready to support.
CMP: Okay. something,
LMP: ... call huh?
LMP: Good, I like it that way.
LMP: The other DAP's set in now, right?
LMP: Change SYSTEM A. Okay? CO' IAL , C CI"" ,r- TIAL S- Page
LMP: Boy, and he's right on top of old Scorpio.
CDR: I don't see him out there. Oh, yes, I saw him then. Okay, he's right where he's supposed to be.
LMP: Yes, the stars are exactly where they were in the simulator.
CDR: Yes, the moon wasn't there, though.
CDR: Do you know - -
LMP: ... AVERAGE G ...
CDR: - - the time of this burn, by chance?
CDR: AVERAGE G is ON.
CDR: ... Thrusting.
LMP: Boy, it looks like the 4th of July, doesn't it?
CDR: Yes. Okay, we're getting it in slowly here.
LMP: You ought to be able to see it. It looks like the _th of July.
CMP: I can; I can see you perfectly.
LMP: Okay, we're going to go to POO as soon as you're don_.
CDR: Okay, Just a second now.
CMP: How'd you do?
CDR: Okay, we had all zips when we went.
LMP: There's POO.
LMP: Okay. coming on to the next side here. Okay, 93 76,
CDR: I need a EATS.
LMP: - - ENTER, right aw_y.
LMP: Okay, and I'11 get that other.
CDR: Verb 93 - -
CDR: - - _TEB° maneuver.
LMP: Okay, I'm goin_ to bypass the
CDR: Let's see, we're at 20 miles - L
CDR: Hot mike.
UNKNOWN: 20 miles.
CDR: - - 2 points, so we're all right; makes 5- Yes, ! verify he's out there. We can use a ...
LMP: Okay, you veri - w_teh - watch ... in that.
CDR: Woo ....
CDR: Look at that. Line of sight reads what it's supposed to he. Okay, now what we have to do - we have to do a 93 and a 20, bypass the AUTO maneuver, 35 - _e've got that up vorking - set angle the DET, copy the for the charts, at 5minutes.
UNKNOWN: got - you got 22 FORWARD on th_, which is Just right, and zero there. Fantastic! The AG$ said you did Just right. AGS.
CDR: Good old
CDR: Good old AGS and count DELTA-V pretty good. That may be all it can do, but it can _ that.
CDR: Okay, you r,,ady for your 5-minute mark?
LMP: Yes. do we want to take another plot?
CDR: Okay, if you'd like.
CDR: Sounds like a pretty good idea. Okay.
CDR: MARK. and -
LMP: okay, mark, it was now - what was the - miles.
CDR: 17
CDR: - - 17. Okay. 17, 32.5. There we go. C L
CDR: Great. Okay, get ready for your mark.
LMP: Okay. I'm all ready.
LMP: 5, 4, 3, 2, 1 -
CDR: Okay. Right ...
LMP: Okay, and it was 15.9.
LMP: And 1077 and putt along until we get to 7 minutes.
LMP: 34.73.
CMP: Spider, Gtundrop. I'm afraid I Just can't see you without that light.
CDR: Okay, Dave. We only ask you to do what's humanly possible. a bunch of clouds, which doesn't help anything. know Are our
CDR: Yes, I it. you all set up for dock- ing?
CMP: Ail set.
CDR: Okay, what do you think happened to the probe on the way out, Dave?
CMP: I'm not real sure. I think it Just got hung up capture latches. took on the I a look to see if it extended all the way, and the ... was in the retract position. And, when I went back up to extend the second time, you dropped right off. Okay.
CDR: I want to get on that thing as soon as possible, Just in case something is wrong. CON IAL CO TIAL - age 09-03601 Tape
CMP: Roger, I'm with you.
LMP: Okay, are you on, Jim?
CDR: Yes, I'm on - right now.
LMP: Okay, and that was 14 - 14, and you got to hit a _iu PROC here at 7.
CDR: ... I've got the PROCEED, ...
LMP: 14, 37.4. We are right parallel to it.
CDR: Just a tad high?
LMP: Yes, we're a tad high. I bet we're going to have a zero midcourse.
CDR: Okay, Dave, we're ... for our first mideourse.
CDR: Okay, and we've got you 52 seconds to get through your - do your short stuff.
LMP: Okay, and I need my 8-minute mark.
LMP: 8 seconds. 5, 4, 3, 2, 1 -
CDR: That came right at it. Oh.
LMP: And it's 12.2 and 98.
CDR: Dave, our you.
UNKNOWN: I got DELTA-V's for
CDR: Plane X is minus 1.O; Y is O - is minus 0.3; and Z is plus 0.9.
CMP: Boy, you'd sure argue - hardly argue with that? CO TIAL NO,
CDR: I think I'11 go ahead and burn them hez'e. You got that, Rusty?
CDR: Did you write them down at all?
LMP: Okay, I get the next ones here. Aft 1.h; left 0.h; and up 1.
CDR: 0.1. yes, it.
LMP: 0.1, I got Okay.
CDR: Okay, we don't need that. I'm going to leave that,
LMP: I'm going to turn up my ... here -'-
CDR: 21, ENTER; 18, ENTER, PRO.
LMP: Boy, it reads zero.
CDR: k"nat does, your chart?
LMP: UP/DOWN, yes. Aft 4 - I'11 he with you in a second.
CDR: VERB 77, ENTER. Okay, looks like I need them. aft.
LMP: 0ops! Hey, the chart says you need some this.
CDR: Yes, so does
LMP: Yes, but it says my - my chart says aft 6.
CDR: Oh, goodness.
LMP: So - -
CDR: We're not going to do that - - No.
CDR: - - We're going to do what the PGNS says here. Minus 1.6. co C
CDR: Okay, are you going to ... okay.
CDR: Waiting for the flashing 6085. Should be there right now. There it is; we're going to burn.
CDR: Wait a second.
CDR: Shoot. careful of the
LMP: Oops .... be - -
LMP: Yes, be carefu/ o_ the bounce.
CDR: Okay, midcourse is complete.
LMP: - - we want to go POO again, right?
CDR: Yes, let's follow this checklist now Just exactly the way it's supposed to go.
LMP: Oh, hell_ we don't want to go to POO - -
CDR: We go to VERB 93 and then - -
LMP: VERB 93, ENTER.
CDR: And then ENTER, 37, 35.
LMP: 35, ENTER. Okay. and sure
CDR: Okay, let me just stay here me_ke that first mark got ins and then I want to put VF_B 76 in. It's taking something; let's see what it's out. going to spit CO !AL 76.
UNKNOWN: Fine. VERB
CDR: We got a digital Jump on our range tape.
CDR: Did we? We're
CDR: Yes, we are. getting big Jumps, about 1000 feet.
LMP: Ah ha. That's going to make it interesting.
CDR: Okay, we're about on, if you ought to get something on the - on the big cards.
LMP: Right about - how about 56K?
LMP: How much is it Jumping? Oh, that much?
CDR: Yes, figuring jumps to abou_ the start - -
LMP: There we go, 56, h9. Oh, my God.
CDR: What are you on it?
LMP: Right on it.
CDR: Okay, I'11 get it; I'11 take it. Have you got some cameras we can take a picture of Gumdrop with?
LMP: Yes. Cs_n I turn up the lights? Is he bright enough?
CDR: Yes, I'm - listen, I'm not even looking at him.
CDR: Did we get the 93 in there? Yes, we did.
LMP: Yes, we did. Yes.
LMP: Ohhhh.
CDR: We're standing by on the 17. C NTIAL Day Tape 5 - Page 09-03601 259
LMP: Come on now, don't be stubborn. Right in there; there you go.
CDR: Be careful you don't punch that through the window. Tkat would ruin the whole d_f.
CC: Spider, Gumdrop. This is Houston. We're about 1 minute LOS Carnarvon; we'11 see you over the Huntsville in about 8 minutes.
CDR: Okay, Houston. What did you decide about that post - or after I get up there? Should I go ahead and dock or not?
CC: Okay, Jim, we're looking through here. There are a cguple of things that we really would like to have, and that's some pictures taken of the ascent engine area. And we would like to get the rendez- vous radar corona test.
CDR: Okay, it depends on when I break out in the sun- light, what I can do for you. very
CC: Okay, good.
CDR: I don't want to go into darkness wondering how we're going to get the probes fixed. understana,
CC: Okay, we and have you talked this over heard with Dave? We haven't his comments on - on the probe.
LMP: Dave, can you hear him?
CDR: Yes, he copied. Okay.
CMP: Roger, Houston. Do you copy Gumdrop?
LMP: Okay. Okay, 56; that was 44 and 564.
CMP: Okay, and be ready to give me a GO for the PYRO APJ4 there too, please. CO TIA L.
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LMP: Okay, we're right on it.
CDR: Okay, and I'm standing by for a 17-minute mark.
CDR: Right, we've got a minute 50 to go to that.
LMP: Right, okay, suud I got the camera out, and it checked out. Okay, let me verify bne settings on though. it,
CDR: Where's that corona test.
LMP: Okay, I did that.
CDR: Who does the - who does the jet firing on this ccr_na test?
LMP: We do.
CDR: Okay, it's running.
LMP: Okay. Okay, 1 minute to the mark.
CDR: Get back over here.
LMP: Okay, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1 -
LMP: 17 minutes. Okay, that was - what - and 61 and what the heck was that? 35?
CDR: That's 35, yes.
LMP: 35.
CDR: Okay, now we're standing by for - -
LMP: ... 30, 63.3.
CDR: 19 minutes, we do a PRO. CONF TIAL CIAF. JDENTIAL - age We've
UNKNOWN: Yes, we - we may need Just a t_d ,:p. dropped a hair below the line.
LMP: But Just a hair. And I'11 take one at - 18:30. We'11 take another mark, and see - - ...
CDR: radar there.
LMP: - - what that looks like. Sa_ again.
CDR: Oh, that's kind of ricocheting aroun_d up there.
LMP: What's that? Tne
CDR: line-of-sight rate, that's all.
LMP: Oh, yes. Well, they're ste_.dier right now, as a matter of fact, than they should be, according to what GrumJnan was saying. They _ad some - a couple of characteristic oscillations - -
LMP: - - on them that aren't showing up. Okay, 18:30. Can you give me a mark here?
CDR: I can.
LMP: Okay, great. What was that, 30 - -
CDR: 30 OOO - -
LMP: - - 30 000 and 68.7. Okay, we're still right below the line.
CDR: Okay. Maybe zero. Okay, you got a PRO coming up?
CDR: Okay, Dave, we're PROing for our secand midcnurse.
LMP: Hey, you see his thrusters firing again?
CDR: Yes. Okay, when do we get your next one? At 20, isn't it? COI" AL
UNKNOWN: Yes at 20. 30 seconds, okay. I got that.
CDR: Want my DELTA-V's for my next midcourse, Dave? Guz_drop?
CDR: Okay, plus 0.2, minus 0.9, minus 1.8. Here, we got 10 seconds to get this thing.
CMP: Got them.
LMP: Okay, that's 4 - 49. What wan th'at, 20 - 25 4 and 49--
CDR: 49 feet per second. Okay, did you get that stuff?
LMP: Just I minute - 73-37- Okay, and that's FORWARD 1.8, LEFT 0.9 and nothing. Okay, go.
CDR: Okay. What - - nominal.
LMP: - - talk about
CDR: We're - bypass tile AUTO m_ueuver. Okay, I'm going to leave this program..
CDR: I'm going to go to 41; I'm going to ENTER that; and I'm going to go past that; and I'm going to PROCEED past that. While I'm on that, do a VERB - UP/DOWN
LMP: There's a nothing again.
CDR: Yes. Okay, so ENTER. We're Just sort of putting in what we took out last time. CO ] ' 'OWmk !AL Days 263 ·, Tape 09-03601
CDR: ... not going to call - -
LMP: I got a FORWARD 1.
CDR: Which is close to what the PNGS says. out nf plane.
CDR: This shows a foot out of plane, a foot per second
CDR: Okay, about 15 seconds to go, Dave.
CDR: Okay, thrusting. Wait a second.
LMP: Okay, there are big bounces here, by the way.
CDR: Yes. Okay, that's good. Okay. They're essen- t ially sero.
CMP: What kind of range rate do you have?
LMP: I - and 18 700 feet, right now, and 42 feet. per second.
CMP: Roger, I've got 3.0 miles at _3 feet per second.
LMP: It's about 86 degrees - something like that.
LMP: Okay, let me look ahead here mud see if I can figure out what's going on. Here, let me call the VERB 62 for you. Okay?
CDR: Okay. 'L" DNFtD'ENTIAL CO -'
CDR: BO feet per second, right on the money. Did you get the 90 yet?
CDR: No, not the 90 yet. We're just a tad off nominal. The - the last time ... - -
LMP: You're on 90 if you pitch UP there.
CDR: ... the ORB RATE ball isn't right.
CDR: Dave, did you hear them say they wanted to get some pictures of the ascent engine area?
CMP: Roger. I got that. rl_hankyou.
LMP: Ney, he's in sunlight.
CDR: Oh, I see you out there coming in the sunlight. i
CMP: Great. the
CDR: I see biggest, ... , friendliest star I've ever seen.
LMP: Do you want the DAP where it is?
CDR: Yes, ! do.
LMP: Okay. Let me look ahead to this corona test here.
CC: And Spider, Gumdrop. We are copying you through the Huntsville - next 5 minutes.
LMP: And let me know wheri you want P_7, Jim.
CC: And, Gumdrop, in regards to your last request, we have no TM here at the Huntsville in regards to that PYRO APJ4.
CMP: Roger. Understand. CN;T[A.L Day5 - Page265
CC: Go, G!,marop. Houston.
CMP: Roger. We're going to ... here. The only thing I can think of on that probe, is that my fingers slipped off the switch before it got all the way out. Other than that, I Just can't think of a thing.
CC: Roger. That's about the only thing we can come up here with, - that you didn't hold the switch long enough, Dave. I guess - how do you feel anything about it? Do you think it's - any problem?
CMP: No, I really don't. I went back to see if it had gone all the way out to retract, and I had the barber poles, which said they had extended all the way. Then I want up to extend again and it dropped right off.
LMP: It looks to me as - if we Just move right on through this, we're going to do the whole damned thing anyway.
LMP: As long as we stay in-plane on the ball, we Just do the VERB 49 maneuver, do pitch up 90 degrees, pictures. let him take the We can set up the rendezvous radar while he's taking the picture, and pitch right back down again. And that does the corona test.
LMP: Okay. Tell me when you want the P47.
CDR: You can bring it up now. Hey, let me get VERB 77 in there first.
CDR: Okay. - C ,FIDENT, IAL
CDR: Dave, I think what we'11 do is come on up and stop out in front over you can look there; pitch so at our ascent engine, then pitch back around. And then start docking, we'11
LMP: Okay, if you want to follow me through this one I'11 - I'11 just call out the DSKY calls for you.
UNKNOWN: What kind of range ho you have now?
UNKNOWN: I have 9800 feet _nd a range rate of 32.5 feet per second.
CDR: I am Just a little bit of line-of-sight rate up.
UNKNOWN: got 9000 feet 33.
CDR: '
UNKNOWN: let as soon as it comes up, J_m.
CDR: Okay, because I'm going to start tossing them out here pretty soon.
UNKNOWN: 10 Okay, there it is.
CDR: Okay. Okay, I'm on my line-of-sight rate, Dave.
LMP: A little more up. Oh, you can see it there.
CDR: Okay, I'm going to call the VERB 62 here. Okay.
CDR: Shoot, we're going to go through the first braking gate without braking, too. ¢JDNFIDENTIAL f L.4i 'IN IDI'-NTIAL oayS-Page267
LMP: Yes, beautiful. Okay, I'm going to get my Hassel- blad ready, 11 at a 25Otb.
LMP: Once again you're going to get the good pictures on your side.
CDR: That's right; that's right.
CDR: Okay. I'11 tell you what, you want to do that while he stationkeeps, and I'11 just set up the DAP and go - -
CDR: Okay. Oh, gees, what was that! _ What in ... was that - -
UNKNOWN: - - on that corona test.
CDR: - Just threw a great big hunk of Jun_ out of our thrusters, there.
LMP: Really, this isn't the time to be messing with that kind of thing. Boy, look at that stuff coming out from around him when he fires his thrusters_ it's amazing'
CDR: Okay, Just went through 6000 feet at 30 feet per seconcl.
LMP: Okay, I think I'm going to turn the on. How much more time we got - 32.5 minutes at h - the
CDR: What have we got, wide angle - You won't see a thing here, Rusty.
LMP: Wow, you're right. This one did too. I'm going to take a picture of the thruster out there.
CDR: Okay, he's coming now. Okay, Dave, I can see the shape of the spacecraft now for the first time.
LMP: Okay, 6 frames a second. Okay, here it goes. C i NFIDENTIAL
CDR: Okay, tape, if you're running, I'm at - still at 30 fee% per second, at 3500 feet. Hey, we look closer than that, don't we? Okay, Dave, I'm at 3000 feet; L'm braking down 20 feet per second.
LMP: Boy, look at all that stuff, would you. 20.
LMP: 24, 23, 21,
CDR: Oka_r, I'm 20 feet per second now, at 2200 feet.
CMP: Alrighty. I get you a little line-of-sight here.
UNKNOWN: Okay, I'm up 1500 I'm braking do%_ to 10 feet per second.
CDR: Okay, there we are; we're 10 feet per second at 1500 feet. Boy, are you bright, Dave. I'm not sure I'm going to be able to see to dock with this COAS I have.
LMP: Just a little up. Beauty! This is running Just like the simulator.
CDR: Yes, isn't it. I Just hope the docking goes like it.
LMP: Let's hope it doesn't. (Laughter) As I recall, simulator the didn't work _ell.
CDR: See, that clock isn't doing anything any more is it?
LMP: No, it'F just counting up from - -
CDR: Okay, why don't we use 30 minutes - I want to know how much daylight I have left here.
LMP: 6_ay.
LMP: Okay, that looks pretty good. C NFIDENTIAL .]
CC: Spider/Gumdrop, Houston. We've got you through Hawaii now good and solid, and I copied your last transmission; sounds great.
CDR: Takes a little longer to take that DELTA - -
CDR: Yes, they're really throwing a lot cf stuff out. Okay, we're 5 feet per second, about 610 feet.
CMP: Okay. But you're upside down again'
CDR: Hey, I Just thinking, one of - isn't right-side up.
CDR: ... that contraption's hanging out all over. Hold this Just a second.
LMP: ... Just a second. That's show biz.
LMP: Wind - are you going to wind it?
CDR: Okay, I have us about 370 feet.
CMP: Okay. Looks closer than that.
CDR: Yes, doesn't it ?.
CDR: Okay, you got your camera out so you can take a picture of my bottom here?
CMP: Roger. Why don't you come all the way in and stop and then pitch over?
CDR: Yes, that's I'm going going come on in and stop. A_d then you're going to take over stationkeeping, and I'11 pitch around.
CMP: Okay. mu th/ulsters
CMP: Give a mark, next time you turn your on.COJ I :.IDENTIAL;
CDR: Okay. 3_ 2, 1 -
CDR: bt_RK.
LMP: Hey, you're going up a bit, yes? Jim?
CMP: How does that sports car handle, Pretty nice.
CDR: Okay, Davey, it says 100 feet on the radar tape. It looks a little closer than that to me, but what do you say we stop here? Okay.
CMP: That's a good idea.
CDR: Okay, I'11 get it stopped and stabilized, and then I'11 give it to you.
CDR: Okay. That looks pretty good to me.
CMP: Okay, good.
LMP: Okay, here you go. your
CDR: Let me take a couple of pictures of nose, and then I'11 start pitching around. here.
LMP: Okay, I'11 set up this stuff
CMP: Okay. You tell re when I've got it.
CDR: Okay, babe. You've got it now.
CMP: AlrJghty. I got it.
CDR: Go - go ahead - I - I got a lot of work to do here. C t' IDENTIAL )ayS- Page 'rl
CMP: here.
UNKNOWN: I'm
LMP: Which side is he on - he's os - he's on your side.
CMP: I've been waiting for you to bring that good water back.
LMP: Okay, here we go.
LMP: ... OPS. Okay, we're going to start the pitch here at 355 and 90 - -
CDR: Are we going to do an AUTO maneuver?
LMP: - - is - yes. VERB 49, it's going to be - -
CDR: Wait a second - -
CDR: - - 00 and 85. Okay, VERB 49, ENTER; VERB 25 E_'l_m; plus C - plus 00 - oops, CLEAR. Plus 085 00, ENTER; plus 0000 ... F_NTER 12 - Okay, you ready.
CDR: Okay, let me - let me talk to him. Okay, Dave, we're going to start on _.UTO maneuver here, and we're going to pitch up. And then you can take a picture of our bottom.
CMP: Alrighty.
CDR: Okay, here we go, 2 degrees per second.
UNKNOWN: No, it's a half.
CDR: Okay, half a degree per second.
LMP: ... Okay. Okay, now let's sta/.t getting the rendezvous ready. radar
CDR: Okay, what do I have to do with this?
UNKNOWN: Oh hell, we can't do that until the dmmn - That's another extended verb. Okay, let's - let's put up. it in SL_W and break lock by going
LMP: Shoot, it's going to stay locked on no matter what you do, I think.
CDR: Upside down a little bit at ...
CDR: Yes, I'm - I wasn't looking at you.
UNKNOWN: Okay, if we get up here, I'm going to - We're going to finish up the AUTO maneuver and change the DAP to 2012 and set up the rendezvous radar, but I don't know how the hell we're going to get it to designate dowl% there, because if it won't break lock - It's going to be difficult to - to get the Job done.
CDR: Well, let's see, what do we have to do here?
LMP: Okay, like I said, as soon as we get up there - -
CMP: ... llke a big black - Spider.
UNKNOWN: Okay, take a picture of it I guess; we're at TPF 18 where we're going to - -
CMP: ... why don't you Just keep going the way you're going. CgAIFI.DENTIAL Page
LMP: You've got another 20 degrees to go.
CDR: What we have to do - All we have to do is put the shaft and trunnion someplace?
UNKNOWN: at 0 and Why don't you try to break on that thing after we get up here while I reload the DAP here. We ought to be able to slew the thing up and get it out of there. God, he's putting out so much signal, we don't know what to do.
LMP: Okay, there we are. We're in hold. Okay, VERB 48, ENTER; VERB 21, E'_; _012 - -
CMP: Okay, I can see your injector, as a matter of fact; I can even see the taper right now.
CDR: Okay, fine. Why don't you take a couple of pictures of it, and we're going to maneuver back around.
LMP: This one is going to _e faster.
CDR: This will be 2 degrees per second - -
UNKNOWN: Okay ... 41, NOUN 72, ENTER. Let's try it.
CDR: Let's punch it in there, designate, then if it doesn't go, the beck with it.
LMP: Plus 30000. Okay.
CMP: How fast do we do this one?
CDR: Two degrees a -
LMP: ENTER; looks llke it - PRO. VERB 16, NOUN 72, ENTER. It's not going, okay?
CDR: Okay, the beck with it.
UNKNOWN: it? .
CDR: Yes, the hell with it. Standby,
CDR: let me see what I want to do with this. VERB _4, ENTER. Okay, now I want to go V_qB h9 alld pitch right back down there again.
LMP: VERB 49, ENTER; okay, VERB 22, E_,_ER; plus all zips. No, I want to do that one to go plus 35500.
LMP: Give me a ..., will you?
LMP: Okay, PRO; okay, want to tell him 3, 2, 1, MARK?
CDR: 355, you know.
LMP: Okay - get this - Why don't you put the - the signal strength on there anyway.
CDR: The transmitter power?
LMP: The transmitter power, yes.
CDR: Okay, the now, Dave. Are you ready?
LMP: Go. 2,
CDR: 3, 1 - MARK.
LMP: Okay, the deadband is going to go out first and that is goiDag to ... Okay, the signal strength is 2.7.
CDR: Houston, for your information, we could never get the radar to unlock, so we couldn't - -
UNKNOWN: see if - -
CC: Roger. Understand. The rendezveus radar stayed locked.
CDR: Roger._._ C"'iD'I IDENTIAL 5- age- 75
LMP: Shoot, it's not changing at all.
CDR: No. It's not firing either.
LMP: Okay, well, wait until it - when the when are thrusters fire is we liable to have it happen. Like right now.
LMP: No - no change at all? Still 2.7.
LMP: Okay, let's get out of here. RENDEZVOUS
LMP: PGNS RADAR, OPE_.
CDR: PONS RENDEZVOUS RADAR, OP_. RENDEZVOUS RADAR, OPEN.
LMP: Okay, you got both of those. Okay, VERB 44, ENTER. Okay, that's done. PRO. Okay, now what DAP ... for the docking?
CDR: I want 00002.
LMP: Okay, VERB 48, ENTER; VERB 2-1, _ -
CDR: You did get VERB 21.
LMP: VERB 21, ENTER; - -
CMP: ... get set up.
LMP: - - 2, ENTER - -
CDR: Roger, get set up and let's get on with ... docking.
LMP: - - PRO; PRO. Co. Okay, that's narrow deadband.
CMP: ... to stationkeep on me?
CMP: You got it. stationkeep minute
LMP: Hey, why don't you for a -
CMP: ... okay? Don't worry about fuel.
CC: Houston, standing by for your LOGIC and PYRO. C'INTIAL MARK.
CMP: Roger, Houston. Thank you. LOGIC on my 3, 2, 1 ~ Stand by. Okay, 3, 2, 1 -
CC: PYRO
CMP: Roger, understand GO for PYRO ARM ....
CDR: Oh shoot. Would you believe it's not even on now?
LMP: YOU got the overhead? Oh, there it is. there
CDR: Oh, it is. Holy Christmas. Houston,
LMP: this is Gumdrop here. I've got the FULL- EXTEND/RETRACT switch in RETRACT. I've got a couple of barber poles.
LMP: 0h shoot.
UNKNOWN: Shculd have a couple of gray, I believe.
CC: Roger, Gumdrop. We copy.
UNKNOWN: what that means? it.
CDR: That means we may not get back on Okay, I got it again.
LMP: Why did they call our barber pole, Dave?
CMP: Well,
UNKNOWN: I checked the_ for _%lll extension before they were barber poles, end then when I went back and pushed it to EXTEND, again, to get you off, they went gray, dropped off.
LMP: Then they say they're barber pole now, huh?
CDR: That - that's right. Okay, now I went - now I've cycled again up to EXTEND and now back to RETRACT, and I've got two gray. C( IDENTIAL Day 5 - Page 277
CMP: So I think we're alright now.
CDR: Yes, let's get on with it and see if we really are.
CMP: Okay, you want to try an automatic retract?
CDR: Let's try automatic retract Just like we talked it? about
CDR: Why don't you do your roll. And when you do that then I'm - How's the sun? Will you be able to dock on top of me, if I can't see you?
CMP: I am in good shape sunwise.
CMP: Maybe we ought to not try an automatic retract because what it will if I - .,. afraid be if I hit the RETRACT now, it might go.
CDR: Okay, fine that's a good idea. Excellent idea, Let's leave it where it is and when I punch in, you call me in.
CC: Roger, would you modify your DAP LOAD prior to this docking?
CDR: Roger, the DAP's four balls 2.
CC: Okay, thank you very much.
CMP: Okay, and I'm going to go VERB 76, ENTER - ENTER when you tell me to go to FREE.
LMP: Houston, Gumdrop. ¢,, 8 FID ENTIAL
CMP: I think we're okay on the probe now. Do you concur?
CC: Roger. I_ sounds like it's okay now, Dave. Yes, we can hear it,
UNKNOWN: Gumdrop, Spider, I'11 stationkeep while I turn around.
LMP: Why don't you do your roll first, Dave? So that I can get that - that _indow over on the other side.
UNKNOWN: Rolling left 60.
UNKNOWN: me get that camera back. the hell's the camera? turn
CDR: It's in here. Why don't you the movie camera on?
LMP: That's all used.
CDR: It's all used?
CDR: There's a good - p_ctures now. Boy, sure
CDR: they are.
UNKNOWN: Sun's out the window now, too.
UNKNOWN: Can't get that God damn thing off of there - Sure is - Oh boy, we're going to come over the earth.
CDR: Yes, we _.mited too long.
CDR: You ever going to bc able to see that COAS? CON.FID L ( Q MFIDENIIAL 5- _ape O9-O36O1 look for it.
UNKNOWN: Oh, yes, maybe he aoes. There Jt is; it's on.
CDR: Yes. Okay, I:ve got it, Dave, very faintly.
CMP: Stand by. doadd:,and,
CMP: Okay, aU set. Tight the whole works. pitch over.
LMP: Okay, yon want to Go 'to - can tell you when have gone exactly 90.
LMP: it. Bhoot.
CMP: I've still got the target.
UNKNOWN: it. Okay, you've got ]5 degrees to go. Okay, you got degrees to go. Yo_,'ve to]ted a bit; you right there. Yes, I more degree. Okay, that's good on - the yaw -
LMP: - - and a roll right.
CDR: 0ka_.
LMP: Okay, a couple more degrees there and about another 2 degrees at pitch.
CDR: Okay, I can't see my CO_S against you right now; let me get up closer.
LMP: Here let me get this window shade up for you.
LMP: I've got it.
UNKNOWN: Okay, I got the window shade up for you. Shoot, I don't even know where that - Oh, there i% is.
CDR: Oh, i mangled my helmet, so I can't even use it. 0h, I've got to look through the top of my helmet, and have I beat it up!
CMP: Yo'l've got to come b_ck quite a ways to your rear. Okay, easy does it. That's too far.
LMP: Okay, let me -
CDR: Man, it's not even going the right d_rection.
LMP: Hey, I think it's the A_TITUDE HOLD. Jim, - -
LMP: - - that's kind of faking you. We know we're about 5 or 10 feet out.
LMP: We're probably going to get a heater light here.
CDR: Yes. CO" FIDENTIAL Cv,.,IDENTIAL _ay 5 - Page 281
CMP: Houston, Gumdrop. What time you got there?
CC: 99:15, Gumdrop.
LMP: Okay, we got - -
UNKNOWN: We got about - -
UNKNOWN: - - 24 minutes.
CMP: - - 25 minutes ... how many.
CDR: I Just can't even see the COAS, Dave. I don't know exactly you respect where are with to it.
CMP: Okay, me to do it?
CDR: No, let me work my way in here a little closer.
LMP: Okay, that attitude's Just right. even