Otrobonita/noicy-space-talks huggingface dataset:
CMP: Okay, Houston, thim is Apollo 9. Apparently of the IR have failed. The cme on the cable and also the one c_ the hand control faile_ a_d the onl_ mode of trem_aimmion that he heai was VOX.
CC: Roger. We'11 copy. We'11 ue if we can't CDR'.
CDR: Okay. We checke_ out the mide and it
UNKNOWN: Rel_in& you lo_l iz_ clear. · by
CMP: Boler. 8ta=_ o_ A. I'11 try the other _ntexum 0k_qf. do you read nc,eT
CMP: How
CC: Five-equate.
UNKNOWN: 0MA_.
LMP: I'm c_ the right.
CC: Apollo 9' Eouston. One minute to L08. M,erem7 at. 00.
CMP: Ro_er. It intercaa
LMP: appears that the has ... triggere_, ec,e,etM.ng fun_ there, sorry; I'm I aa On VOX, and oa VOX the intercom button should not Be trig&erea except recorder when I'm talking and yet the tape does not go off.
LMP: Or. Ay.
UNKNOWN: O]r.a_r. The tJ.I_h,f.s gone off nov.
CMP: Roger. Data.
CMP: Rc_er. RecelYed your telemetry well. )mRcuRr (aF, r56)
CMP: ... Bess aroumt ,..
UNKNOWN: Okay. I guema I light a_ yell leave _11 that
CMP: Okay. JuJt a minute.
CC: Apollo 9, ]iouston throu_ Mercury. Stand_ by for POO in A¢CXF2.
UNKNOWN: Roller. Yc_ have I_C ':_;T_.
CC: Rc_er. Oct you, 8_i_er. Eouetou, _pider.
UNKNOWN: Roger. For your information the cc_uder itm- OC_ c_eckinlE them cut rll_ht _, so X'i1 read you _he atuff.
CC: Okay. Go.
CC: 8pi_er, ]{oust on, 'I._
UNKNOWN: Os ahead.
CC: Roger. We'd like your C_ to IR pover transfer t_e.
LMP: Rc6er. I think Gumdrop cern probably give that (SPIDER) to you a little bit better.
LMP: An hour ahead, Houston. That's pretty ZoO; (SPIDER) ntb%er.
CMP: _q_t'm a _
CC: Aaa I have your rendezvous PAD8 down there for the Spider and Oumdrop, you're re_dy to copy. if (o aoP)
CDR: What is it you want to give us, _oustc_?
CC: lout rendez_um PAD for _rour DAP C_t& lc_d.
LMP: Startsby. 8pld_r too. O_op, let _e know (_PIDER) w_n you're ready.
CC: 0lmm.
CC: Okay. Spider if, rea_ to copy anything you've (b_PIDER) Eot there, E_stoa.
CDR: Houston, before we start on tMs ... La ... (GUMDROP) that you're going to _ive ,un? ·
CC: Roger. This is y_ur rendezvcu_ PAD for your DAP _at& loads, C_M _l&ht, _ tr_ an&les. .
UNKNOWN: Okay. _oPts rea_f. (ROP)
CC: I'11 go. CSM _eight: _T weight: Roger. 009; LM 1_51 for Spider, GDA drive an-les Ri: pitch, 00_28; roll, trim an&les: pi_ch, 16.1. minus 1.00; yaw, _t_ua 1.10; DELTA-VC, Over.
CC: - I'm sorry, SPS tail-off of DELTA-¥ C.
CC: And, Houston, vould you repeat the C/94 vetlLht,
CDR: Okay. Readh_ck on the IR ve t_.
CC: _'s -- _ght,
CC: Houston. _o_er. at 16.1.
CC: Ro6er. Spider, you might m_ke lure your IHP audio control evitch is tn _C_/AL.
UNKNOWN: you _t that, Ot_.~ci)!
CMP: lgegattve. Ne f_ed on me, too.
LMP: Ok_r.
CC: Spider, _c_tm. Lov bit rate. : 359 Page CAWARY (R_V57) both !/ld We 1ga/it to update your Y-PIPA and, since we've got the REFSMMAT in there, we'11 Just have to address or do you want us to de it?
UNKNOWN: i'm up in the tunnel; why don't you all
UNKNOWN: again, Gumdrop.
CMP: Roger. I aa/d, I'm up in the tunnel. Why don't
CC: Go, Gumdrop. you. and Jim.
CC: Roger. I'm reaaing you loud clear now,
CDR: Okay. I'd like to report that the heater indi- tO o_ using Rus_y'_ if we have make a cc_tingency transfer. We Just got an ASS caution and w&rning light om. I don't kn_ how long it's been up there. I JuJt got suited up a_.d turned arou_
CC: Roger, Spider. I copy both those and we see the AGS warning light. We'11 give you some words on t[t,
CDR: Okay. Roger, Stu. The AGS light did not light on. My guess is that the AGS light came on and stayed on when I activated the AGS, but there's no way I can be sure of that.
CDR: For your information, _{ouston,we're doing the the pressure integrity check right now.
CC: Gumdrop, this is Houston. We're through with the uplink. Your Y-PIPA has been updated and the computer is yours.
UNKNOWN: Roger. Thank you. Nadrid.
CC: 6um_rop, this is Houston. Do you read?
CC: Spider, Eouston. If you read, Rusty, check your fait isolation valve. We're showing it disconnected _mcuP,.-(p__v57)
UNKNOWN: Ney, Gumdrop. Attitude ... hold is no longer re- any chance 0620 and - -
CMP: Roger. 3, 2, 1. (_oP)
CMP: MARK. (GUMDROP)
LMP: Otve us another 3, 2, 1, Mark.
CMP: 3 ... (_mDROP)
LMP: Okay. Iow give us another readout.
CMP: Okay. 14735, 28980, 3_653. (GU_HOP) 3h653.
LMP: Let me see if I got those. 1_73_, 28980, (sPrain) (GU_ROP) Thank
LMP: Okay. you. (SPIDER)
CMP: Roger. (GUMDROP) ts
CC: And, Spider and Gumdrop, this Houston through the copied the CSM sngles.
LMP: Okay. Are you re_dy for the IM angles_ (SPIDER}
CDR: I'm going into the high bit rate for _ou first. IR angle: 15_76, 019_[, 01305.
CC: Roger. I'11 read those back _ Juot a second. We'd like to have a E memory dump. Me're stand-
CDR: Okay, Stand by _ust one. Let us finish up the (SPIDER) dock altgr_meutproce_are, and w_'11 be right vith )ou. (sP:mE_)
CC: Okay. We'11 go to work on _cxmeangles.
CC: _-, _=,ch-op.
CMP: _ve n_ gyro torquein_ angle, if you're ready.
CC: I'm
CMP: _;oger. GET: 90 31 30, plus O1 097, minus OO 193. (GUMDROP) 363, plus 00
CC: Roger, Gumdrop. ! copy.
CMP: Roger. (_t_DROP)
CMP: Okay. [{ere_ come with the E memory dump, if
UNKNOWN: Roger. 3, 2, 1. (_E_D_OP) (ou_oP)
CMP: E _emory dump.. (m_DROP) (_ro_)
CC: Go ahead, Spider. noticed and (_PID_) D instrumentation B closed - or we did not have it elose_ for $hat E _em_ry d___p. Do you wast to re-do th_t_
CC: We'd like to have the E _ dtmp qain. We ha_ · drop out of telemetry, and eta_i by. Z Bezory dump. 0l_r. I understand, legtttve c_ the R and D
CC: OkAy. Spider this is lknastcn. We're not &ot.ug to get it here. We'11 see you over Antigua st about 03, and _pl_-_r, giYe ua low Bit r_te if you're ad.
LMP: Low Bit rate. Yes. should AntigUA.
CDR: We have DSI %qiFB on over Spider. OurZ_op,
CC: ThAt's affirmative, And this fs Houston. If you still ree_ me, %_ didn't give you · ![AV cheek up, but we pulled · vector compete; it's real good. We're going to disregard it.
CMP: _i_op. Rc_er. Understsa_. Do you read?
CMP: Gumdrop, five-square.
CC: Roger, Gumdrop. Do I have Sp!_r w*-:hme? Ar_ as soon as we get data here, w_'re goin A to bare' that E _ory duap again, Spider.
UNKNOWN: _ Spider, Gu_op. Hc_ston's c_ the line, and _emory to do the E dump again.
UNKNOWN: Roger. We're reazly.
UNKNOWN: O_y, Spider. Do you remd Houston?
LMP: Roger, Houston. Read you now. (SP_)
CC: 0_. While we're waiting c_ that E _ry dump, let me give you tarqueing angle,.
CC: Rc_er. Ready to copy. (SPIDER)
LMP: Roger. Rea_B_ck: minus _0_0, minua 00790, (sp_) _tn_ oo_o.
CC: Roger. Copy. And we'd like to have high bit Z'&te. ·
CC: Roger.. High bit r_te. (SP_ER)
CDR: _tcn, dj4 _u ever f_4 out _nythin_ &_out (SPIDER) that _8 w_rnin_ light yet?
CC: Ro_er. We're we'11 proba_l7 have · procedure for you that _f_h% _olve t_e problem- l_cb_bly to turn it off a_ back on _aLu, but we'11 p_e_ you _he data,la later. cD_ o_r.
CDR: ... _ _2. AIR-TO-O_0UND APOLLO 9 VOIC_ TRAN_ION (REV58) _X (SPID_) (_op) _ous_;oa, &ay qLtn. (sPn_)
CC: Spider, thf_ is houston. We _re gett_n S C_ data; we are 6ettin& no data frcm }_ou. You ,_ight chock the mv4tches, please.
CDR: Roger. _erything'e checked out. We're in (_IDL'R) telemetry I_OH.
CDR: And Rouston, _D instrumentation B circuit BreaA_-r (I_PIDE_) coming in nov.
CC: Oki. you. Tnaak for _ m_mo_ dump on )'our }{ark.
CDR: l_oger. 3, 2, 1. (s_r0_m)
CDR: _. (s_) (_PID_) supercritical .., ga_
CDR: Roger. $upercritical pressure does not be (EPIDER) seem _o _rking for the descent propulsion zyste_.
CC: A_, Spider, ye're ree_,_ S 70_ au the [X_,CRIT.
CC: OMay.
CC: Oki. Bpider, F_u_oa. The _ is ¢_lete. We're rea_y to uplin2 y_r _tate vector R__.
CC: Okay. Go a_e_.
CC: Okay. It's _n its way.
CC: Houston, Spider. We're ready to copy the NAY check if you've got that. plus !_6__i12"5.
CC: Spider, Houston. Dfd y_u copy the NAV check? Spi_er, is
CC: this Houston. Try me again.
LMP: Okay, Houston. Spider's be_k on with yo_ nov.
CC: Roger. Reading: you have the time, minus 2799, / plus 1_63! 121_5. you
CC: (_-_4rop,do read Houston?
CC: OkAy.
CC: OkAy, Spider. I've got you mow. Try your reed° back.
UNKNOWN: Okay. I didn't get it; you're breaking up pretty Houston. I get 027 and you broke up, so say again all after, please.
CC: OkaF. Star%lng with the time: 092 O000, _._.s 2799, plus 1_631 12_5.
LMP: _oger. 92 0000, minus 2799, plus 1_3! 12h5.
CC: That's affirnative, Spider. Houston co_fir=s the update.
CC: Okay, Spider/Oumdrop, I've prohab]y got you solid now. How do you read me?
CC: Better now, HoAston. You're Better.
CC: Very _:,c_. got
CC: 0k_. Spider, this is Eouatoa. _e've the we're state vector in, we have VE_ 66e_ it, =nd soi_ to IULUa over here _thin · fey eecond0, aad OLay.
CMP: $pid_r, _. I have · good tri_afer nov. going
LMP: Very gooa. In 3ust · couple Binutea we're -_:_eco=purer
CC: OkJ_V,Bp_der. i8 zoura. We are rea_F for Four gimbal drive an_ throttle ch_cks, Prn.a a_ead, i
LMP: Boger. It vorka. Houston, I'd
LMP: Okay. _oing to sta.-tthe drive now. re·dy.
CC: RoGer. Go ahead, Bp/der; we're
LMP: Roger[ lt'o going.
LMP: Okay. Are you ready for the throttle check?
LMP: - Roger. IRP tRrottle ia MIN_, cc-_f_ up to the ao_t soft. SCALE EIGK, D_ARCPA Light ]_a_k.down to t_e mto_ to Ldle_
CC: Ro_er, _l_er We copied. Go _head·
LMP: Oki. Here sones the coe=_c_er_s throttle ·
LMP: We're up to soft atop, ._ullthrottle, back dovn
CC: Hc_er. It looked &_xl. Let's l_ress, and this time both vEh/clel cae brt_s up their 5-b_nd.
UNKNOWN: HoG_r,
CC: Spider, this la Houston. You're GO on your gi_bLl_ lad the thrcttle checks, t_e're mtaadin_ by for the _ fire·
CC: RoGer. In work. Oke_, Bu=xlr0p, We're _oin_ to be
CC: Ro_er. GoLag to three.
LMP: Here comes the first ... ver'y walk d&ta. Press _he&d, Spider.
LMP: Ok_, c_lete, nov.
UNKNOWN: OkaT, _e're _oing to 4o the _ard oYe_ check
CC: Oki, _ider. We're _tt_ _&. )_mR_ (sm _)
CC: c_, Ou_. If - Can you re_l _e7 v_ g,o
UNKNOWN: .Here vith the other hot mode. 59/5
CC: Okay. Cplder'a _:zy _-e_k. l_isd_ta la good, however. I_t _e - And I'd like to remind you that 2-3 Is still F_ABLED.
UNKNOWN: Spider, Ou_op. They say _u're still g_. Roger. _,ndwe're did the AGe translation control check. CC
UNKNOWN: _;owyou're loud and clear, Spider. We're w_rktng through Madrid now.
UNKNOWN: Okay. Here comes the _,NCS and TT_A's.
LMP: lt'i cc_pl_te.
CC: Roger, Spider,
LMP: Hcustoa, how do y_u read Spider?
CC: _ou're loud ud clear, Spider.
CC: Okay. What's
CC: the tr_uh!e with CC_ here?
CC: don't got real weak on me, lr_t good I know. YOU data across on you there. then came in good when hande_ tO
CC: And it we off
CC: O_ay. Amd we're probably going to lose Madrid you shortly, and we'11 see over Carnarvon at _l. Zl_tder. _e _0
CMP: Okay, Houston. Zay agz_u the time,
CC: Roger. We'11 6ee you at Carnarvo_ about 51.
UNKNOWN: Roger. Carnarvon 21, and 8pitier, he said )_ur (GUMDROP) tests lC_k real good.
CC: And Spider, give me 1or bit rate.
CDR: 0ks_. Low bit rate. (_)
CC: Amd we Just about use_ it _ that time, troops. M;
LMP: Yes, I mare would appreciate it if we better (SPIDER) COm.
CC: 80 would 1.
CC: 0mmirop, this is _ouston, Did _ get a C and W right at the end there? I
CMP: Regative. /
CC: 0Ma_. Thaak you. I
CMP: Should I have? / (_.n,_) whether you got it or not.
CMP: Okay. (ct,_Rop)
UNKNOWN: time bre_. ese e_. (_m_)
LMP: CAI, is ec=plete t_re, chiefs. (sP_) CDR P,.Se :rFi. s_u_ _. time,
UNKNOWN: om the Lit all the
LMP: '/em; ! mt/ce that nov. T_snk you.
UNKNOWN: I think I use m_ VOX, and I forget to switch oace l_.re, tM_.rendezvous. let us know during
CMP: We're close enough now; we don't nee_ a mike.
CC: G_drop/Spider, this is Itoustoa through Caznarvon. Standing by.
CDR: Roger, Houston. This is Spider, here. We Just rendezvous radar test one time and it looks pretty good. We could do it again for you if you like. We're getting the AGS CAL data for bit rate, and leave it on from now On.
CDR: Old. High bit ra%e from now c_. Eov
UNKNOWN: LMP now ,.bout oa? that R and D B. You _,_nt that c_ f_'cm !
CC: That's affirmative Spider.
LMP: Oku_y. amd Before mimua the CAi, the bias were, res_-sctively,
CC: All right. Copy.
CC: The Grift _oefficient for plus hOT, plus _0, is 28 and plus all zeros.
LMP: The C._L: The bias coefficients were plus O,
CC: Roger. I copy those, Spider. The_ you very much.
UNKNOWN: Okay. And I've got · questioa foz you.
LMP: l/erewe notice in upa&ting the ACS that the cum- ! wonder if m_ybe you updated our state vector more than · rev ahead, and then by doing · VErB _T we intergr&ted it Backwa_ too far. ! _nder if you could have G_one look at that.
LMP: Di_ you get Lh%t one?
CC: We copy, Spider. Stand by. 0kaW. It's · whether
UNKNOWN: Just question of _ _7 vas not r_re than · rev ahead, amd ve:11 - We copied your question on the
LMP: Oki. tdllong aa it vas Dot more than a rev Sweat.
CC: _zer. Copy.
UNKNOWN: G_-_op. Paae 373
CC: Go. Gumdrop.
CMP: Fqf fuel cell 2 condenser e Yb_ust temperature is (G_r_DROP)'a ta_ high. What's it look like to youT
CC: Roger, Gumdrop. We've Been checking that. It is Fo--lng a little high. We think it's going to hold okay through the rendezvous.
UNKNOWN: Okay; fine. It hasn't cb-n_=ed much during the of it.
CC: Roger. It's been cyuling with the night/day cycle. We even think it's slave to the radiator.
LMP: I{ouston, this ia Spider. Do you want either the (SPIDER) landing radar or the rendezvous radar self-test
CC: a negative, Spider,
CDR: Cum_rop, you're clear to turn your transponder (SPIDER) on then.
LMP: Oka_r. Fine.
LMP: We'11 configure the same way; we will be - re- (SPIDER) ceive A and B and transmit A.
CMP: Okay. And the transponder power is O._. (_P. OP)'
LMP: Okay. Oumtrop, a_e you reallyto suFport a 1::ir,hr ing (_l_Fa) check?
CMP: R_y to support.
CDR: Okay. We're going to turn our tracking light on Pa4_e Ti'I_
UNKNOWN: anything CDR I flas_, _o you?
UNKNOWN: I don't, see anything. (c_eRoP)
UNKNOWN: I don't cee anythin_ either. (SPIDER)
LMP: I don't see it either, Dave. Just a minute. (SPIDER)
UNKNOWN: Houston, are you vith us yet! (SPIDER) IRP
UNKNOWN: Spider. Do you ready
UNKNOWN: Gumdrop. t
CC: l_ouston here. Go ahead,/ ! (SPIDER) was _, I think I might see it right now,
CC: Poger. Copy. And we'dlike to have your S-band in about · couple of minutes. Z_C.P (_P)
CDR: Okay. I _ee · reflection on c_e of the quad· out (SPIDER) here, 8o I think it is flashing.
CMP: Yes, I've got it now, dovn !_ the porch _o_.
UNKNOWN: very bright, is itY (SPIDn_)
CDR: _'o, it doesn't seem to Be. (_)
UNKNOWN: Going to a d_e_ng light. (_:m_)
UNKNOWN: Okay. I've got c_e of them on the ritJ_t.
LMP: Okay. That's good enough. We'11 leave
CMP: Okay. Okay. don't you give me your lighta?
LMP: Why
CMP: All right. Here comes m_ monitor lights. CDR see anything.
UNKNOWN: don't _NmrSUCK_Z(Pay58) Okay. Sptder/Oumdrop, Honeysuckle.
CC: Houston through How do you read! did
UNKNOWN: Wamt you s_%y!
LMP: i _ald give me bright.
UNKNOWN: There's not much difference Boy, tha'.thing
LMP: is really off, Dave. _en we c_e to keep -,1eye o_ me. As a matter of fa_t ... had shifted _ little bit from when I looked over it yesterday, I th_nk.
CDR: _ot too much.
LMP: Ail right. It's pretty stationary there. It's direction. Looks like I'm getting dangerous. I'11 Just attitude hold and you can _o it.
LMP: Roger, Houston. Stand by. I'11 get out the
CC: ._tanding by.
CDR: Hey, Dave, did )x_ur spotlight ever york at ]a!17
UNKNOWN: Ho, lC hasn't.
UNKNOWN: Dave, how ab.at the phasing PAD? Are you ready
CDR: I can't h__arhie nay ...
CMP: We're on S-b_nd.
CC: Houato_. How read?
CDR: Even gL_6n I have _ volume tipon it, I can't
CC: Spider/Gumdrop; l_oger. reading phasing PAD: 093 AT 3_ 00, plus OO 009 all zips, minus OO 90T 00 907 000 286, plus 00020 _]l. zips, minus 00907; Your SEP time: 093 02 5300; 9I O: _oger. On the we've 093 _7 3_ 00, zips 286, plus 00020, all zips, m_inua O0907; 0_'45T53 T?I: Oka_f', P usry. Ec'_] me :your _ tt_e again. Ve dropped it there. P_e 377 looks good.
CMP: I agree with the ...
LMP: Are you transmitting B?
CDR: Negative. out why. so we'11 see you over the Mercury about 10.
CMP: G,.mdrop. Copy.
CC: Spider and g'_mdrop,Rouston through Mercury.
LMP: Houston, Spider. How do you read?
CC: Read you loud and clear, Spider. This i_ Houstca. You are _ *or w?ocking, you are CO for ?_ _sh _ Four AGS is GO. You can Just unscrew the bulb if that light Bothers you. And would like to inform you that durin_ the phasing _ and probably also during Breaking, you can anticil_te on. This will Be a heater CAUTION light coming frc_ the RCS and this. is after looking at the
UNKNOWN: Thankr_u., (sP:n)_) Cumdrop.
CMP: Houston, (GUMDROP)
CMP: Spider, Gumdrop. (GUMDROP) I/_ Spider.
UNKNOWN: ahead, Gumdrop. (SPIDER)
CMP: I'11 give you a Mark at 51:10, Okay? (GUMDROP) i One. (_ROp) r. l_ oft
LMP: Okay. We're about a second. (SPIDER)
LMP: Okay. (OUMDROP)
CDR: Hey, you sure sound funny all of a sudden; say again. (SPIDER) something
CMP: Okay. Something again. I Just switch to the (G[_4DROP) other - -
LMP: All right; you sounded gambled. (sPrain)
UNKNOWN: Spider, G;_rop ... ((_cror)
UNKNOWN: Kouston, Spider. Do .you read? '
UNKNOWN: CC Spider, this is Houston. I'm reading you loud am_ clear,
UNKNOWN: ... I'm (m._moP)
UNKNOWN: Ro_er. That fuel cell 2 ... and I've got a fuel (GUMDROP) cell 2 ligh%. Just thought I'd let you know.
CC: ROger. U_dersta,nd. Fuel cell 2 light and that's from the TCE?
UNKNOWN: That's affirmative. i0U_ROP)
CC: Okay, And you're loud and clear now, Gumdrop.
LMP: You're still & little garbled to _m , GUmdrop. (SPIDER) Whatever you did in the last few minutes, it sure changed the character of your radio. oP)
CDR: Gumdrop, it wasn't that; it was when you _w_tched {SPIDER) to the rendezvous configuration, ! believe.
LMP: Roger. Let me try it the other way, ((X ROP)
LMP: ]_ow i, it nov? (OtWO,_OP)
CDR: It'l about the same.
UNKNOWN: O_y. (_t_RoP) (_) 380 edge, Dave - c_l that caution and warning trip. Amd we'11 be. keeping au eye on it for you, but during it m_ght trip off here a couple of times the rendezvous.
CC: A_, troops, I'm going to lose you here. We'11 see sunny you over the Grand )?_hamasat about 36. _m. ms (P,zv 59)
CMP: Reading you five-by Houston. (CU_DROP) like for you go ACCEPT so during this busy period v we can ship you state vector. We'11 not give you a NAV check; _;e'11 do a vector compare.
CC: Roger. ThAnk you. (SPID_) _.
CC: Very good; you're lc_d c_d clear. Standing by (sP_D_
CMP: One minute. (GUMDROP)
LMP: Roger. We're reacly. (SP:OE ) ReaAr. (C,U_ROP)
UNKNOWN: Rc_er. (SPDZR)
UNKNOWN: 3, 2, 1. (3 ROP) (GUMDROP)
LMP: Uh-oh. We _dn't release. (_n_m)
UNKNOWN: Hang on something. (GUMDROP) alert ]_c_s,
CMP: We have _ pull (_ROP) again.
CMP: Sa_ (SP Dn ) going
CMP: I said _ould you hang oa something. I'm (GUMDROP) to pull you back a littlehit. (sPrO )
CMP: Okay. _e're nice a_ _Lablewith respectto you. (GUMDROP) _'TIGUA (REV 59}
CMP: Oki. We seem to be h_ing; it se,_ like (GL.._DROP) the pro%ets out; the capture 1etches haven't releuedL,
UNKNOWN: Yes, That's what it l'x_ks like. (SPI:D]m) with itt
UNKNOWN: Houston, got a_ mu_eotionsT (C_ROP) Stand By.
UNKNOWN: Okay. You're free. (ROP)
CMP: l_ger. (OtROP)
UNKNOWN: What did you dot
CMP: Oh, went back to the old menory and put a cycle (Gt_qDROP) on the switch, an_ you look like you're free.
UNKNOWN: Okay. Great. ( mm)
CDR: Okay. We're going to start you around now. (SPID_)
UNKNOWN: Ko_d eft.
UNKNOWN: _'_&tT
UNKNOWN: Walt a minute. (C;_,_P)
LMP: _ld. Vsit a minute till I get clear. (GUMDROP)
UNKNOWN: o'_v. (spiD_)
UNKNOWN: llo_ you're clear.
CDR: Cllr_. Our attitudes _re A little screwed up (SPIDER) n_m_, Dave, so we lay have a little problem with that.
CDR: Eoger. I noticed. (OU_ROP)
LMP: Ckxy. I'm stationkeeping on you nov, so no (SPIDER) sweat. (a.,_oP)
LMP: Spider, I'm going to stay in plane mxl Juet (gUMDROP) follov you with the pitch.
CDR: Okay. Fine. ltow m I drifting away from you?
CMP: ELliptic; out of plane. To your rear., (GUMDROP)
CDR: Okay. Well, I c_n'_ uotice that. My P&G's (SPIDER) lo_'good, except _: y_w rate te goin_ arched about 1 degree per second. (OU_ROP)
CDR: That's right. I'_;yawir_ right nov I'm doing b_w. _at (SPIDER) m_ 120-degree _en I over here, Dave, why _on't I Juat _,top the ).aw and roll - n:f roll so that I'm ug, richt_tde up, on the Bellyband. _.hen It'11 Get back to maybe about the right att!tu4e, at lea_t li,_ plane. (a._P)
CDR: 0k_y, D_ve. _:'_golr_ to roll up in _j:anenov.
CDR: Okay, Dave. I'm going to come rightside up Lere and then (SPIDER} nov, when I get hit there, I'11 Just and can stop you position yourself. (GUMDROP) CAJAaY(]_"Y59) 180-degree
CDR: We won't do the pitch, Dave; we'11 _ (SPIDER) Just do the 90-degree pitch up here. (GUMDROP)
UNKNOWN: I think it would be all right if we Just get (GUMDROP) eome relative attitudes, b-_cause I'm going to m_neuver to the proper attitude for the SEP, and you can line up on me there. CDR Right. Okay. Okay. I'm going to do the pitch- (SPIDER) around maneuver, and l'n going to pitch 90 degrees only. (c,u)_RoP)
UNKNOWN: clear. You're (GUMDROP)
UNKNOWN: x_kins _oa. (GUMDROP)
UNKNOWN: Oki. (sP_ER)
UNKNOWN: That's a nice looking machine. (GI._DROP)
CDR: So is-yours. (SPIDER)
UNKNOWN: That's about all it looks like, though, is (GUMDROP) saae sort of machine. .- .. ,. stop and (SPID_) to )_u, I'm going to _tart my yaw to lhe left. (a_DROp)
CDR: Okay. I'm _L_g to start =_ yaw right now. (SP_ER)
UNKNOWN: okay. Keep- - (GU)_DROP)
UNKNOWN: Oo ahead. (OU_ROP)
CDR: Yea. Ve only got oft a_out 20 or 30 desrees, (SPIDER) there, Dave.
UNKNOWN: Yea. (_ROP)
UNKNOWN: look good mo fe_.
CDR: That's very _v_l. (SPIDER)
CC: Spider _ O_d_op, _owlton. So, striae within the next _ _nutes let's get - Be sure your $-b_nd volume is up. We'11 be goLu S over to M_rid.
UNKNOWN: Roger. 8pl_er. (SP:D'3)
CDR: Ouairop.
UNKNOWN: got I3 _nutes before the 8EP but
CDR: Vo_ld you believe it, I think _y COAS vent out. (SPIDER) Oh, there ...
UNKNOWN: ... Okay.
CMP: Is it okay? (_oP)
CMP: I'm gett_ a look _: _;_? .em_[nedorm here, (GL:_IROP) and it lcoks pretty clean. P. e 386
CDR: Good. (SPIDER)
UNKNOWN: see much except your nose, so - Right
CMP: ! can see your skip rudder when I bac_ off
CDR: Okay, Dave. We can take over the station- (SPIDER) keeping here.
CMP: I've got a ,light up movement on you.
UNKNOWN: Okay. (SPIDER)
CMP: You've got the stattonkeeptng. (_ROP)
CMP: Did you say your O"OASva_. out? (_._4DROP)
CDR: Itts working_ it's so dim I Just can't see it. (S_IDER)
UNKNOWN: same. (GUMDROP) Spider/O_drop.
CC: Okay, We're g_ing to lose you here within a re. inure at l(adr_d. We'11 cee you over Carnarvon around 23.
CDR: Roger. Ou_rop copy. Carnarvon _t 23.
CC: %_t's affirmative. T,,l>e6O/6
UNKNOWN: Hey, S}ider. On ... plane ...
CC: And, Gumdrop, your vector is good. We'ye looked at it; the computer is yours, of courJe, and you can go BLOCK any tine. r_vom (a.__)
CC: Gumdrop/Spider, _omaton tb_ou6h Carnarvon. Standing by.
UNKNOWN: Gumdrop. Roger.
CC: Roger, O_m_rop. Confirm the SEP burn.
UNKNOWN: Roger. SEP b,_n on time. Ooo_ burn, Rna every- iCOn,DROP) th_nE '· looking good.
CC: Th',_ you.
CDR: . We finishea marking Sirius, a_ we're on (SPIDER) _e fourth seZ on Atria.
CC: Roger, Spi_er. 3fouare l_ud and clear.
UNKNOWN: Would you believe five zeros? (SPID_)
UNKNOWN: Beautiful. (_RoP)
CC: That looks m_gh_y pretty, Spider.
LMP: Thank you. (s?IDER)
UNKNOWN: Spider,G-mmirop. I can _ee your Jet_ firing (GUMDROP) Just as clear as a bell.
CDR: P_-r. ] vas w_tchi_ your light down there. (S_IDER) a
CDR: You Just gave big burst, 4_d_'t you?
UNKNOWN: 60/7 l_e 388 (_ROP)
CC: Gumdrop, Houston. Did you _oa P52 there? (GtI4DROP) e_sles.
CC: P.oger. (GUMDROP)
CC: Okay. Spider and Oumarop, this is Houston. Carnarvon And I'11 lose you at in about a rain- ute; and bring up your S-bs.nd volumes about that time. We'11 _ve you at Honeysuckle.
CDR: Okay. ((X_.!DROP)
UNKNOWN: CDR Are you firing _ lo% up there? (SPIDER)
UNKNOWN: Yes. I'm Just - Yes. Ro_er. (_ROP)
CDR: ?_at's going to put _er Light out. I can't s4e (SPIDER) even - it · (_ROP) uom_cK_ (mr .W)
CC: Okay. Spider/Gumdrop, Houstoa. We've got you thr_.'._ Ho=eysuckle now. cab.
LMP: On the (_) to pass om a little bit of f nfo. t IRP v_nt
CC: Roger. I want to update your red lines on the DPS: your oxidizer to fuel red line is 25 - 25 versus the 12 as shown on your checklist.
UNKNOWN: Roger. Understand 25 percent on the red line (SPIDER) for oxidizer.
CC: No. It's a DELTA-P of 25 psi oxidizer to fuel. IMP Okay. 25 fuel.
UNKNOWN: oxidizer to (SP_ER)
CC: Roger, On the DPS.
LMP: ... the line. {SPIDER) CC both // CDR
UNKNOWN: Got you. (sp_)
UNKNOWN: Houston, Gumdrop.- I can &ire you those an&les (_'KDRO?) n_. /
CC: Oo _ea_.
CMP: Roger. OET at 93 1_ 00, plus 00117, plus 00035, (GUMDROP) minus 00109.
CC: Roger. Copy. Thank you, Oumdrop.
UNKNOWN: Roger. (_mDRO?)
UNKNOWN: and Gumdrop, this is You GO for pbuin6. Houston.
CDR: Roger, Understand we are GO for phasing. 04P
UNKNOWN: copies.
CC: And, might MA_T_ Gumdrop, you ant!clpate a on tank pressure. AL_ your H2 6O/9
UNKNOWN: Spider, G_z=Irop. (CU_ROP) (_]D_)
UNKNOWN: _ I have this cro}a in link?
LMP: (]kay. {s?]])_)
CDR: _aen _our thrusters fire, it Just puts out a (SPIDER) great big orange cloud I can see way back here. (_u_Rop)
UNKNOWN: ]L_, I suxe co_O.d u_e thorne 1 de{_'ee-Per-secon_ (SPIDER) rate needles, or at least some rate needles that were accurate,
CC: Spider rt,dC.t_n_rop.We are going to lose you N¢,neycu_).l,_ &t - within a m_nUte, a_d we'11 see you ever the t_ercury at h3.
CDR: Roger. (SPIDER) (sPID_) CC Spi4er _n4
UNKNOWN: this ts Houston through the Mercury. Standdng by for your burn.
UNKNOWN: Roger, Sta_a by. ree_lln&
CC: And I'm you.
LMP: _oge_?,}ouston. This ts Spiaer. How do _ou read?
CC: I% read/ng you lou4 aha clear, Sptaer. Page391 IRP Roger. I'm right with you on horizontal (SPIDER) crossing.
CDR: o_-_r. (GUMDROP) CDR be Gumdrop.
UNKNOWN: will 2 minutes on _ Mark, (SPIDER)
CDR: MARK. (SPIDuO (GUMDROP) Gumdrop.
CDR: 35 seconds, (SPIDER)
CMP: Roger. (GUMDROP)
CDR: 10 seconds. (sPIDER) burn,
CDR: It vas a good Gumdrop. (SPIDER) (_F0e)
CDR: It got a little rough there when we throttled up. (SPIDEr) with
CMP: Well, you didn't haYe the Gumdrop you. (GUMDROP)
LMP: Rouston, the CAL eomir_ _nT (sPiDER) (sPIDER)
CC: Go, Spider. Houston.
LMP: Roger. The burn was & goo_ one, and we ere (SPIDEa) givingyouCAL.
CC: Roger. Thamficyou.
CDR: At 500, 501, an_ 502, after tri=aing the PG._, (SPIDER) ye ere readin_ OO _ mfnus 1.
CC: l_oger. Good work.
LMP: ... Yes, I did. Landing radar open. (SPIDER)
CMP: o_-j. (c_mRoP) (SPIDER)
CMP: ... to ENABLE. Stand 3y. (_RoP)
CC: E_erything looks good here, Spider. It was a good b_,rn.
LMP: Okay. It was -. little rough. It got a little rough (SPIDER) and chuggy around 20 percent as ! was throttlil_ up, I waited for it and then throttled up - -
CDR: ... throttle 1 OPEN. (SPIDF,_)
UNKNOWN: z OPE_. (C_DROP)
CC: P_oger. We're losing you at the Mercury, and' · we will see you over Texas about 09.
LMP: Okay. And you can debrief the burn. (SPIDER)
LMP: oe okay. _t it? (C_JMDROP)
CDR: 3fee. (SPIDER)
CMP: C)ray.
CDR: ... to pitch now on the ... I'm going to ... (SPIDER) _.z_s(REV6O)
CC: Gumdrop, Houston through Texas. Standing by.
CC: Spider/Gumdrop, Houston th_-oughTe--_,. Standing by. Tape60/12 P_q_e 393
LMP: Hello, there, Houston through Te-=; staz_lingby. (SPIDER) How aze you?
CC: Oh, we're doing fine. Looks like you are doing great up there, also.
LMP: Okay. Where are we over the ground? (SPIDEr)
CC: Oh, you're Just coming into Central America down here.
CC: Okay. is ,.
UNKNOWN: _ ungainly I'11 tell beast you one with thing, that big this descent really stage an on it. With th_: -when you try to thrust laterally.
CC: Roger. Copy. // Houston.
CC: Gumdrop, Like to verify H2 tank 1 Beater t_ AUTO. ((X_DROP) X h_ve t/he cryo light on.
LMP: But th_ _ fuel cell lighl; is off. ( RoP) (C,ROP) Understand.
CDR: Hey, Gu_irop. We'11 be having our first solution a (SPIDL'4) here in few seconds.
UNKNOWN: 0k_y,. I've already got mine, And I've got an (_ROP) elevation of 211._9. Dave. relati_
LMP: Hey, We're plotting our position (SPID_R) to you, and, man, w_'re right on the nominal. greatl
CMP: Hey, that's (CAX4DROP)
LMP: We got it at 26 miles right nov, if you are (SPIDER) interested. (HPIDER) solution.
CDR: What did you get fO.- yours, DeveT
UNKNOWN: Vell, in your _age it would be 31._9. (_m_RoP)
LMP: Oh, I didn't hear - I heard - I thought you (SPIDER) said 211_ - -
UNKNOWN: Wait a minute, 2111_9, (cin_P)
LMP: Okay. Fine. (WIDER)
UNKNOWN: Right now, I have you at 26.27 and 150._. (_RoP)
UNKNOWN: Ok,,.;,. I've got 26.27, and I'm at 155.5. That's (SPIDER) em _ radar. It's probably 5 feet off. Matter of fact, it didn't agree with the t_pe's record a 61Il (REv6o)
CC: Gu_&ro_, _,_to,,.
UNKNOWN: Tb/_ ia oumdr°p. 0o.
CDR: Roger. We notice4 you 've gone to a four-Jet x_ll authority. Unless you've got a good reason, we are recccnendimg l_er Dog roll OFF.
UNKNOWN: J_& you can check the DAP. I'm u_ing ... DAP.
CC: Roger, Gumdrop. Copy
CMP: T_ere'e the BD roll OFT.
CC: 8_aer, _ouston.
CDR: Go ahem, Houston. 8piaer.
CC: ]_mger. We vould like to have the DFI OFt _t this time, taxi we would !_e to have you verlf_y the CO2 sensor circuit breaker on panel 16 is IN. CDR Stam_by.
CDR: Roger. It's elc_e_. on get a _inute, I _t to give you an u_&te _ome bias tir. e_.
CDR: Okay. .Houston, Spl_er. Ee _.th you in _ast a
CC: HO_r. Xo _v_at.
UNKNOWN: Do Fou _ to ----+_hyour r_lar mov?' l_ _t._-
UNKNOWN: CO_ Co.
UNKNOWN: No, ! didn't need it.
LMP: Okay. Go ahead, Rouston.
CC: l_oger. This ts an update In your P32 program. The TPI bias has changed from 3 minutes to _ min- utes. We want you to add _ minutes on the TPI program. biaJ ia your CSI P32
CC: Roger. The CDH bias still 1 plus _5.
CC: That is affirmative. The CDH bias is 1 plus _5. We are only changing the ?PI bias.
UNKNOWN: Roger. I copied.
UNKNOWN: Good time for procedure changes, isn't it?
CC: Spider? 8pi_er, Houston.
UNKNOWN: co _..
CC: Roger. I - As you've probably figured out, this ts due to the ch_m_e in the orbit. We've got · little more eccentricity than we planned on.
CC: And we are shoving your orbit u 122 by 127.
UNKNOWN: Spider ready. Tape61/3
CMP: Guadrop's ready. (_JMDROP)
CC: Roger. Reading TPIO: 09_ 57 5300, minus 202, plus 00_, minus 015 203 N slash A N slash A 3090, minus 1}11, aft 168, right 003, up 113. End of update.
LMP: 0ka_-. This is Spider. ] missed the first digit (SPIDEr) in the aft.
CC: Roger. Reading aft: 168.
UNKNOWN: _2. (SP]DZR) -
CC: And NOUN _2 - ! have no data N slash A here.
UNKNOWN: Roger, Spider. I got the whole thing. You want (GUMDROP) to read something back?
LMP: I don't know if Houston is reading me or not. (SPIDER)
CC: I'm reading you, Spider. Go ahead with the read- Back.
UNKNOWN: _ Okay. What's the last digit in the NOtTN_27 (SPIDm)
CC: Okay. Are you asking for the last - Say _gain what column it is, Rusty. DELTA-VR.
LMP: Roger. The last digit in NOON _2,
CC: Roger. DELTA-VR is 203.
LMP: Roger. And what ts aft cc_ponent, please?
CC: Roger. The aft component is 168. LMP 9_
UNKNOWN: 57 5300, minus 202, plus 00_, (SPIDER) minus 015 203 NA NA 3090, minus 1511, aft ·68, right OO3, up _3.
CC: That is affirmative, Spider. Houston confirms the ut_at e.
UNKNOWN: And Ounch.op copies. (C_ROP) Pa4Ke 398
UNKNOWN: Dave, this iB Spider here.
UNKNOWN: solution on that one. (Se]DER)
CDR: ]lothin&. I Just wanted to tell you've got _nother e.z_le Q/P with
UNKNOWN: I've got another one elevation angle of 27.2_. (CRJMDROP)
LMP: Okay. (SPIDER) Beautiful.
CMP: I'm with you. (G%_4DROP) Spider beyond
CC: and O_mdrop, you are GO to go TPIO.
UNKNOWN: Roger. Spider here. Understm:d we're GO past (SPIDER) TPIO. Otmdrop
CMP: copies.
CC: Roger. Roger.
UNKNOWN: CDR you. Hey, Dave, we &re _9 miles, and we can still see
UNKNOWN: aa-/,that's pre_-y--g6z_- ......................... ( J DROP)
CDR: Okay. (spiDER) Spider/_op.
CC: Do you want our guesstimate at 61/5 Page399
CDR: Roger. We'd like that. (sP ER)
CDR: Roger; 95 17. (SPIDm)
CC: That's affirmative. And I'11 be losing you here shortly off Canaries, and we'11 see you over C_*narvon 57. at e
CMP: C_m_Lrop. (O aROV)
CC: Spider/Gumdrop, this is Houston through C_u'narvon. whenever Standing by. And I h_ve an insertion PAD you are ready to copy.
CC: Roger. Gm,drop will be shout 20 seconds. (m moP) pass, and.
CC: Roger. 1_oproblem. This is a T-minute we will h_ve Honeysuckle shortly thereafter. (emegRoP) you.
CDR: Spider is reading We are in the middle of (SPIDER) our alignment.
CC: Roger, Spider. Copy.
CMP: Gumdrop is ready any time. ( RoP)
CC: Roger. I would like to hold it, Gu=drop. Spider is Au the middle of their 81ig_ent.
CMP: Roger. I'11 Wait f_r them. I'm ready whenever ((X_IDROP) they are.
CC: Very goo_. Page 1_00
UNKNOWN: In the meantime, I can give you gyro torqueing (GUMDROP) angles if y_u like.
CC: Okay. You cut me off by & fey seconds; that vas next question. 0o.
UNKNOWN: Okay. OL'T 91_ 57 00, plus 000_3, plus 00008, minus (mDROP) 0003.
CC: Gumdrop. copies. Roser, Houston
UNKNOWN: O_P 6umdrop.
CC: And, Spider, this is Houston. I copy the ansle.
CDR: Roser. Spider. (SPIDER)
CC: Looks like things going well, you idght bring up your S-band volU_e. We'11 be going over the Honeysuckle in about 2 v/nutes. (Ct_ROP)
LMP: ... this ia the Spider. (SPIDER)
LMP: Two m/lea, Houston. (SPIDER)
LMP: Okay. Spider ready to copy the UlXl&%e.
CC: Okay. We're goin& to hand off to Honeysuckle. Let's - We'11 have about a 30-secc.:':,,,! _reakout, and then we'11 pick you back up aSain.
LMP: We'11 be standin6 b7 .., (SPrDER) 6o) do you read!
CC: Okay, Spider/Ou_drop. I believe I've got you through Hone'ysuckle. if you axe ree_v to ¢cpy. Pae
UNKNOWN: Spider ready to copy.
CC: G*_drop, are you with me.?
LMP: Gumdrop - He's on S-band. doesn't yet, Houston.
LMP: He have you latched up to a minute, _nd 1'11 read it.
UNKNOWN: Houston if you with can your read. insertion
LMP: Oumtrop, are you're,ding Houston yet? Hey, you.
CC: Rusty, I aa going ahea_ _ give it to
UNKNOWN: _oger. Reading insert, ton: 095 39 0700, plus 00_31 all zips, plus 00008 00431 000 10_, plus 00431 all zips, plus 00012. End of update. 00008 00431 eli zips 104, plus 00431 Al! zips, _lu_ 00012. is
CC: Okay_ Spider. Your readba_k correct.
UNKNOWN: G_udrop, did you copy?
UNKNOWN: reed Jim?
UNKNOWN: Gumdrop, do you read Spider?
CC: Spider, Gumdrop. We will probably lose you here at Honeysuckle in about a minute, e_l we will see you over the Mercury at 17.
LMP: Roger, Houston. This is Spider. -G_=xlrop, do you (SPIDER) read that?
UNKNOWN: _. Gumdrop, _ _v[se_ v_ can hear you tr__n_- (SPIDER) mitting, but your voice doesn't come through.
LMP: And, Gundrop, if you got the PAD, how about Just giving a your (SPIDER) blip-blip on microphone there?
CDR: Gumdrop, how do y,_u rea_ Spider?
CDR: Reading you loud and clear, Dave. We really lost before. (SPIDER) track of you Were you reading us at Ell?
CDR: I was reading you, but I wasn't reading Houston. (GtI_DROP) I missed the insertion PAD.
UNKNOWN: We copied. I'11 have Rusty give t_ to you. (SPID_) is
UNKNOWN: T_is GET insertion in six parts. (SPrDER) _i
LMP: Okay. We're going to - We're waiting to _o a %_EP_ (SPIDER) lid ... again.
CMP: You're hot.
LMP: With · minus 8. (SPIDEr)
CC: Spider/Gumdrop, we have you through the Mercury. You should be right at your point of closest approach, 1,9.
UNKNOWN: Houston, }lovdo you rea_lSpider? (SPIDER) ' coty
CC: Spider, I reed you loud ana clear. Did you _% last tran_/ssion? -
UNKNOWN: _11 I heard you _ay was we were at the point of (SPIDER) closest approach, thlt wu All. What else did you have to _ a_?
CMP: Poger, }foustcn. ! read you five-By.
CMP: And you are five-square, Gumdrop.
CDR: Eouston_ Spider here, Our closest approach was (SPIDER} ]6 000 feet on the radar.
CC: Roger. Copy. As you went over the hill at Honeysuckle I heard you reading the pAD to Gumdrop. You got it, didn't you, Dave? (GU_ROP) IRP I.ud,Houston, this is
UNKNOWN: Did you get our (SPID2_) torqueing angles on that last alignment?
CC: That la affirmative. We copied them. (SPIDZR)
UNKNOWN: like things going well.
UNKNOWN: Ar_i,Ou:_lrop, let us ¥mov when you want the track (SPID_:_ } ellen t,_ck.
UNKNOWN: ():ay. Stand by. (ct,'_._oP)
UNKNOWN: _t_n, Spider. When _re we going to Eet the GO l:'a4Ke l+OJ, or two. We're looking - takin& look at the data. m
UNKNOWN: (3kay. 'Fine. How are we doin6 :_n the ]{CS IrED LINE! (SliDeR)
CC: ][ou'rereal f_:xxl. The IR is risht o_ the predicted plot, and Ghm_rop is in _;ood mhape. Okay. (sP_XS)
CC: Aha, Spider and Ou_rop, this ia _oaaton. You are GO for insertion.
CDR: 8pider. (SPIDER)
CDR: Gumdrop. (Ct'_ROP) CMP You (ou_oP) T_,.,o:.,.
UNKNOWN: !oger. ON. (sPrD_)
UNKNOWN: Chef.
LMP: Okay. (cu_RoP)
CC: Sl_t4er , this is Houston. After insertion, we vould like tO leave the DFI on for ap_roxiaately _ miuutea. We'11.gtveyou a c.11 to when turn it off. (BPIDEA)
CC: S_i4er/b'_mdro;. About 30 eeco:_ LOg Mercury. We my a.ro,'_l see rou over Redstone 31; if not, b_aymaa at 3_.
CDR: O_u_y. (SliDER)
CDR: Gu_rop. l'se,e _,o5 R]_s_ (REV6O)
CC: 8pider/Gun_Lrop, Houston. We h_ve you %hrou&h the Re,stone. Standing by.
UNKNOWN: This IR DAP is reA__]y · nice fli&ht control rystem, (SPLDEI_) _ouston.
CC: Spider/Gumdrop. We got good solid lock; good d_ta. Standing b_.
UNKNOWN: Ou=lrop. CDR it'11
UNKNOWN: on m_ Mark be 3 minutes. (SPIDER)
CDR: MARK. · (__'ZD_)
CDR: ILight with you. (GLII_ROP)
UNKNOWN: oki. (SPZDn_)
CDR: One ninute.
CDR: WARK.
UNKNOWN: P_oger. Right with you, e_4 ready to supI_rt. (CZ_DaOP) _e _06 (au_RoP) (sPzD_) (au_moP)
LMP: You're on ... CDR burn, Dave.
UNKNOWN: a good Very good. you.
CMP: Thank (ffPIDE_) the want J and you can call me on DFI power when you your CSI PAD.
CDR: CAL is OFF. batteries on the line·
CMP: Roger. I haven't got to it yet. Thank you.
CC: _c_er. Page _0T
UNKNOWN: Eov's that?
CMP: I've got %0 take care of the left _ide before I get (GL_DROP) the right aide.
UNKNOWN: Roger.' I dida't know I was ruahing you, Dave. I Just wazted to remina you.
UNKNOWN: Okay. I like those reminClera. (GU ROX,).
CC: Gumdrop, Houston. At your convenience, if yo_ want to, before you start your Marks here, Just turn on the fan in H2 tank 2.
CMP: : Roger. w2 tank 2 fans ON. NowT
UNKNOWN: you. (cRnmRoe)
CMP: Spider, Oumdro}. P20 has you right dc_ the barrel. (GUMDROP) (sPiD)
CDR: I wasn't able to do a vis,m! lockon on you tha_ _ime, radar was well up.
CMP: Good. Okay. (GUMDROP) _r IPOD 9 ATR-_9-GROUND voI.u_,f_____i__cf!m..!?!'l..ON Page 1+08 Gux s(Rzv61) I2_P - - Where we can get out of _e ... _ thing for the stability. (SP_) ... C_ Yes, ] bet i_ ii. IRP There's one nice thing to be _id about optics, _.ee (_IP_) 2fouce_ look through th_m end if you - - _ure CKP Yes, can. You're still within r___Ze. I can (_J]4DROP) feet. Jee your four _ Ohm you kmow the two parallel lines in the spectr_? (_rmm) O4P X.-.s. IRP They are e{lll there right nov. (SPIDER) IRP No, not those. Not the two little specks inside; (SPIDER) the one in the center of the reticle.
CC: Spider, Houston. DFI OFF. And ye are watchi_g your D6KY, wondering when you are goin_ to VERB 93 i_. (SPIDER) appreciate a g_ess at the CSI.
CC: Spider, this is Notmton. Sa_ agaiJ, please. (SPIDER) and also where we are going ... final crossing
CC: C_uNy, Spider. You are coming in real weak. I you have your whole CSI PAD, if wish it. Your
UNKNOWN: Spider Xe reading; waitin_ for the %hole PAD. (sprmm)
CC: Ro_er, Hp_4er. Ec_ do yo_ re_d Ecu_tonY Spider?
CC: Well, I was. ! Just broke lock on the S-bsmd.
CC: Spider, I'm rea_ing you okay. Can you read me?
LMP: Roger. ! read you that time, Smokey.
CC: Okay. Going with the CSI PAD: 096 16 0300 097 56 2300, minus 393 all zips 136, minus 392, minus 007; and I want to remind you again of the change in the TPI bias. It is n_w _ minutes.
CC: Roger, Smokey. Sorry about that, but you broke when you come in, but you're Just broken. Go ahead and read through real fast now. 096 09'[
CC: Roger. 16 0300 56 2300, minus 393 all zips 136, minus 392, minus 007; and a reminder that the TPI bias is now _ minutes.
LMP: Poger. Are you still with ua, Houston? nov.
CC: That is affirmative, Spider. We've got you 2300, minus 393 a'11 zips 136, minus 392, minus 007, and _ minutes on the bias.
CC: That is affirmative, Spider _our rea__baCk is correct. And our (XA_4 will pick up shortly. We will be going to Canaries.
UNKNOWN: Gundrop copies
CC: Spt_er, Houston. We'd like to have descent batteries 1 and 3 off the line. Page _10
CC: That's affirmative, Spider. We should have you here for about another 8 minutes.
CC: Boger. Did yo_ hear m_ request on the apsid_l (SPIDER) crossing? Please.
CC: That is negative, Spider. I did not copy. IRP Roger. reccxmaendation first
UNKNOWN: would like your on (SPIDER) or second apsidal crossing.
CC: Roger. We copy, Spider. Stand by.
CC: Spider? Spider, Houston.
UNKNOWN: 0o, _ouston. (SPXD )
CC: l_er. I'm reading you very weak, but we want the second apsldal crossin6.
LMP: Understand. Second apsidal crossing. (SPIDER)
CC: And, Spider, this is Houston. Everything looks good for staging. v
CC: Roger, Houston. Spider here. Everything looks (SPIDER) good on boa2_l.
CC: Go &hes_l. ((;UHDROP)
UNKNOWN: I get you 0._ feet per second out of plane at
UNKNOWN: Okay. Yine. Thank you. (SPIDER) Page _11 Gumdrop: Houston.
CC: And, Spider and this is We have an update to your CSI PAD. It i_ the DELTA-V¥ component nov reading pxus 006.
LMP: Roger. DELTA-Vy. Understand plus 006. Is
CC: That is &fttrmativ_., Spider.
CC: Okay, Spider and Ouadrop. We'11 lose you in ab_t a minute an_ a half off Canmry. ' If you want to talk to me _vtime within the next 10 minutes, tell 5 to RF_,(YI'E. ARIA go
UNKNOWN: Okay. We'11 do it. Gumdrop.
CC: And we'11 see you over Tananarive at 16.
CC: Spider. Disregard.
LMP: ltoustom, did you want Spider?
LMP: oki. AmA 5 (_V 61)
CC: Fifty seconds. ARIA 5, this In Houston CAP _. Go REMOTE.
CC: Hello, Spider. This ia Houston. Do 7ou read?
CC: Gumdrop, Houston. How do you read? Page 1_12
CC: Hello, Spider/_x_brop. This is Houston. How do _uu read?
CC: ARIA 5. Do you read? ARIA 5, this ts Houston CAP C0_. Go I_OTE.
CC: ARIA 5, P,ouston C_APCC_M. Go REMOTE.
CC: Spider/_op, this is Houston. How do you read?
CC: Spider, this ts _ouston. Did you burn? TA_ANARIV_ (REV61) Tananarive CAP COMM.
CC: M&O, this ts _ouston Do you read?
CT: Houston CAP COMM, Tanan'_rive. Rc_er. epacecraft?
CT: That's a negative.
CC: Spider/Omndrop. Houston through Tananarive.
CC: Spider/Gumdrop, Bouston. Do you read?
CC: T_tve ),.%0, Houston CAP C_. Go MANUALkey procedure.
CT: Roger.
CC: And, Spider - Spider, this is Houston. How do you read?
CC: Gumdrop - Ou_irop, this is Houston. How do you read?
CC: And, Taaanarive M&O. EcruS;on CAP COMM. Let me know of any t.ra_r._=ission you he_r between the two spacecraft.
CC: Ttnan_lve lq&O, Houston CAP COMM. I think someone there has an open mike.
CT: Houston CAP CO,lq, Tananarive.
CC: Go a_ead.
CT: Roger. Ve heard one transmission fram the space- craft which said, "Go ahead."
CC: And, Spider. Spider, this is Houston. We'11 see you over Carnarvon at 32. c_s_vos (REV61) How did it go?
CC: I'm reading you five-s_uare, Spider.
UNKNOWN: 96 14. Hey, let me give you the CDH time. It is 58 ' ltoge_-.Copy
CC: 96 58 plus ih, and that is a bism time. Affirmative?
CDR: Houston, this is Spider. Now do you read me?
CDR: Okay. The stag_ng went okay. We are staged. any longer, and we may have knocked out our tracking light.
CC: Roger, Spider. Copy. Page _Zb,
CDR: Before, _ could see it flashing out on our quads (SPIDER) out here, and I don't see it flashing nov, although the fluh may have been reflected off something on the descent stage.
CC: Roger. Understand, Spider.
UNKNOWN: Okay. And, Houston, this is Spider. I forgot what (SPIDER) I wu going to uk you.
CDR: Houston, I knov what I wat to tell you. That burn (SPIDER) we made was _0 feet per second; LO.O, in cue you are interested.
CC: Roger, Spider. Could you 8ive me TIG _.udDELTA-V_?
CC: Roger. The TI_ of the burn was the TIG that you (SPIDER) passed ua on the PAD for CSI and DELTA-Vy was 0.
CC: Roger, Spider. Thank you very much. Copy, Spider.
CMP: Houston, Gumdrop is readin_ ,_U _ut very weak.
UNKNOWN: Okay. (m_oRoP)
CC: And, Spider, this is Houston. The first cut at it, your CDH time looks real good. And could you give me an onbo_rd RCS quantity?
CC: Roger. Onboard RCS is reading 85 and ?7. (SProm0
CC: _oger. 85. TT. Thank }_u. (SPTOER)
LMP: .Go. (o_RoP) Ro_er.
LMP: Our staging vor_ better than your un- (sPIDER)_ng. Pnge _15
UNKNOWN: Ah ha.. You*re Q,_e up on me.
CC: _pider, you had Better wait until you. get back before you start that.
LMP: CDR You haven't heard me say an_thing. (sz_)
UNKNOWN: are about 30 seconds 2-m/nute · LOS Carnarvom. There will he about a break, We will see you over Honeysuckle with vol_e_ your S-ban_ up.
CDR: Roger. (SP_Dn_) Gumdrop.. (_C_JMDI_OP) _NmSUCK_ (REV61)
CMP: Spider, Gumdrop. How about a range and '"r.Al_g.e (SPZD_) OiP Yes. If you can Just see me, right? (GUMDROP) h_rn.
LMP: Oh, about 10 minutes before the About 10 (SPIDER) or 12 minutes before the Burn. like· want,
LMP: You Can hold off if you but I would as it me. (SPIDER) :foursolution soon as you cab give to CDR
UNKNOWN: don't hol_ cff until ... (SPIDER)
UNKNOWN: don't (_oP)
UNKNOWN: Spider, 6,_op. Seven minutes is a little late. (GUMDROP) I've got to make _ 140-degree _neuver at that time. 62/9 P_ge _16
LMP: Okay, Dave. Go when you have to. (GUMDROP)
CDR: Did you get our CDN time?
CMP: Roger. I _ave the time, but I haven't received (GUMDROP) any PAD yet. Have you?
CDR: Negative. (GUMDROP) pretty good.
CDR: okar. '(SP_Ea)
CC: Spider/Gumdrop, Houston. We're working on the PAD. We've got about _ minutes LOS here. We'11 try to have it. before the LOS in h minutes. (SPIDER)
CMP: Okay. I'11 pick it up for you. I might as well (GUMDROP) do eometbinE. CDR
UNKNOWN: can have him do & lot of good tracking when it get, _light. (S_:D_) (mmm_0_)
LMP: Gumdrop, Spider. (SliDe) (_RoP) Pe._e I_17
LMP: Roger. In case I can't hear him cn S-band, you (SPIDER) might coFy dovn the whole PAD this t4me. It's
UNKNOWN: Okay. I've Been doing that all the way, _nywa_.
LMP: Roger. from LOS, so we '13 try to pick up our PAD over the Huntsville at around _7.
UNKNOWN: Roger, Houston. Gumdrop copies. PAD over $r_mit to (GUMDROP) Huntsville at _, and can yov Gumdrop from ,.. 0_dfop,
CC: transmit to Gumdrop hov_ HUFI_SVIT,T._ (REV 61 )
LMP: Gu_-op, Spider. (SPIDER)
UNKNOWN: Go. ( mP) (SPIDER) and minus 13.7.
CMP: Roger. Hinus 39.2, plus 0.1, and minus 13.7.
LMP: Roger, Houston. Spider copies. (SPIDER)
CC: Spider, this la Houston. Do you read me?
CC: Roger. I }ust copxed your solution. I have or,e Tape62/lz Pa_e _18
LMP: Roger. Go. ': (SPIDER) i
LMP: co. 'Gumdrop. 382, minus minus 3FJS, minus 381, minus 009, 151 153. End of update.
LMP: Roger. 096 58 1_O0, minus 382, minus 009, minus affirmative.
CC: Spider, that is Your readback ia correct. O4P
UNKNOWN: Gumdrop here. I did not copy the update (GUMDROP) ... I got the ground PAD ... did ...
UNKNOWN: That's affirmative ... (SPIDER) (GUMDROP) monitor it ... 1 minute late.
UNKNOWN: Very good. (SPIDER)
UNKNOWN: CDR Do you have all of our _olution here, Dave]' i (SPIDER)
UNKNOWN: Yes, minus 13.7. -- (GUMDROP) Okay.
CDR: _t'_ _lus 0.1. (SPIDER)
CDR: 0.1. (GUMDROP)
CDR: ALrtghtz. (SPIDER)
CC: we'11 see you over Redstone at about 03. 62/12 P,,_ehl9 mms_ (REV61)
CDR: Attaboy. Remember that beer we were talking about (SPIDER) the other night? I'11 buv you one, Dave.
CC: Spider/O_drop, Houston standing by. 'How did it go?
CDR: Well, it's sort of a kick in the fanny by comparison (SPIDER) to the DPS, but it went all right. Cood friend oW_, there in the Gumdrop can see me again. I'm off at /
CC: Spider, Houston. Ye are still showi_ the Alms ARMED. you verify that?' Can
CMP: Oh, gee. (_ROP)
CDR: Yes. Th-_ you very much. Thank you, Houston. (SPIDER) t
CC: Roger. You're veicome.
CC: Spider, this is Houston. Did 2ou burn the solution that I heard you/pass to OumzlrOp? !
CDR: I burned the P_NCS solution, which is the one that (SPIDER) I passed to Gumdrop.
CDR: That's affirmative. (SPIDER)
UNKNOWN: ... I don't know. (GUMDROP)
CDR: Gumdrop, why don't you give me your message, asa (CU_DROP)
CDR: And, Gumdrop, Spider. Anytime you want to check range know. (SPIDER) your or range rate, Just let us
CMP: Okay. Stand by. (C_ROP) Pa_e 1_20
CC: Go, is
CC: Okay. Onboard RCS E2 and 75. (SPIDER)
CC: Roger. Copy. Thank you very much, Spider.
UNKNOWN: Spider, Gumdrop. (GUMDROP)
CDR: Go ahead, Gumdrop. {SPIDER) (GU_ROP)
CDR: Okay. We have 67 miles an4 107 feet per second.
UNKNOWN: Ho_, about that.
CDR: Nov wait a second; you're Still 5 feet per second (_=PIDER) off. You're going to have to shape that up.
UNKNOWN: Well, let me take some more Marks and I'11 get (GUMDROP) it squared away. (SPIDEr)
CDR: G_d,rop, Spider. For you lnformaticu, we've got (SPIDER) a TPI time. It's 1 minute late right now.