Otrobonita/noicy-space-talks huggingface dataset:
LMP: No matter what.
CDR: That's right ... maneuver ....
UNKNOWN: torquing or anything, did you? ... every
CDR: No, little thruster go boom, boom, ba-boom, boom. bang,
CDR: Noisy. That thing ... bang, bang.
CMP: I know it. He never did. That cotton-picking Pete Conrad's got the right idea. He and Dick Gordon on XI - they ... That's no way to do that ... or any - You know, people are Just that way. They're going to screw you, no matter what, you know? You know, you can have the ... in the world and ... They're going to fix it so ...
CDR: ... you didn't use the word "..." We're recording. (Laughter)
CMP: Right. I bet you if we go to g-month ..., that's exactly what'd happen. People sit around and they won't do a d_mn thing for 4 months, and in 2 months
CDR: Okay, Gene-o. Standing by in about i minute ... f:4 at ... terminator here ... and Jos4 - -
CDR: ... 150 west.
CMP: Okay, ... 150 west.
CDR: 19:32.
CDR: 40 - 19:32:44.
LMP: Okay, Tom. I'm ready to go.
CDR: Hold on .... seconds. Be sure you're at 1/125th. 1/125th
CDR: Are you going to take any color at all?
CMP: You got color on there?
CDR: Yes. Yes. Color; okay, at the terminator - 2.8 at 1/250. Ready?
CMP: 42 something.
CDR: 41:31.
CMP: When is yours supposed to start? CO, qFiB,Ei.,,iTiAL'"' Cr" dFlr)Ei"lTlAL- '
CDR: At 40 - 42:46.
CMP: Did you get that .--? ... is broWnish gray.
CDR: Yes. Okay, that is ...
LMP: you knoW_ _ , Tom; the next time we do the vertical ce. - · oh gescolor epend g I tell you, the thing - ation. ,_:.v,
CMP: the sun's - sun - probably sun eieV got about 30 seconds to go.
LMP: Coming up on the ..-
CDR: Okay. I ..-
CMP: is. It isn't very big, but it's round.
LMP: '''
CDR: Can you get it from this paSS? Okay, now later on, I want to start - When it starts to get bright out here Just a little bit, what you want to do, Gene-O, is ... and we will open - a little bit -
LMP: You want me to 250 .--?
CDR: yes, or not. but - I think - Let'S see if it gets bright
LMP: You got a time ....
CMP: Okay, XV.
CDR: Coming up?
CDR: Oh, way up there? · _4
UNKNOWN: 287
CDR: Is that XV there?
LMP: What time we have?
CDR: minutes. starting to
UNKNOWN: Okay, Gene-o. It's get pretty light. I'11 say we should be 25 - f:4 at 250 on the black and white. Okay? Got it? 1/250th camera
CDR: f:4 at and open the sequence up to what I'd estimate as 5.6. 560 on the - 5.6.
LMP: If we had another Hasselblad, we could be taking right out that window ...
CDR: Okay, for the rest of the pass, until we get over near the other terminator, . .. zero phase ... we
CDR: Okay, you're 14 minutes.
LMP: 225 right there. There's CP-1. big peak in it? Yes.
CMP: ... this is 303.
CDR: Where, John?
CMP: Right here, right here.
CDR: Okay. That's 303?
CDR: Where's the 3107
CMP: 310 o..
CDR: ... got a big - - C('_NII:::Irh r_. ,v, ^ , , - - -._ _1 · I I# % _. - i __
CMP: ... on the right, over there at 301.
CDR: I got that - -
LMP: Tom, what time?
CDR: Okay, it's 47:48 ...
CMP: ... right and on the left ...
CDR: It's getting so much sun out now, I'd go ahead and open that - -
LMP: Okay, what's the ...?
CDR: It's 16:23.
CMP: Oh, yes, the best view I've ever seen.
CDR: Good show, John. ...
CMP: We're looking at crater 299 - and - on the left - I don't know what that other one is but therets two - two right beside it. This terrain doesn't really look nearly as foreboding as these Orbiter photographs. At least ...
LMP: ... lots more holes on this side, but it's not as rugged as the hill country on the other side.
CDR: See thst star coming up over there?
CMP: ... That big one is 297. Why don't you take a picture of 297? Look at that little crater right beside it. That ... crater right there. Isn't that beautiful? one
CDR: Which ...?
CMP: That one right next to that crater ... Right on the edge of that. I
CDR: Over on the left, here?
CMP: Yes, on 297.
CDR: Okay, you see that white one way on the left there, John? , i l ?
CMP: Yes. That's the one I'm talking about.
CMP: Right there?
CDR: That white one and see the black on the inside and white - -
CMP: I don't know. I would say it's probably a volcano.
CDR: I'd say that's a volcano - definitely.
CMP: But I don't - Hell, you know, I ain't qualified to say. I Just ...
CDR: Yes. There's IX coming up - that huge basin.
CMP: Keep it pretty close to the vertical, Tom ....
CDR: Yes. I - I'm keeping it right on. That's where I've got VERB 82. See, your ... That's why I've got VERB 82 .... Man, that's a weird-looking crater ...
CMP: No. That part of the country out there looks pretty rugged - out there north of Florida.
CDR: You know, it's kind of fun Just to sit around and do this after ... rendezvous - -
CMP: This is a piece of cake .... landmark tracking is going to be easy, too, if I don't load the wrong numbers.
CDR: If we Just continue this and I'd say go to f:8 now on that color film, babe.
LMP: I'm already there.
CDR: f:8 and 1/250th?
CMP: Look at those funny hump - humpbacks that they were talking about the other day ...
LMP: Turtleback?
CMP: Yes. Those turtlebacks right over there. See those ... with humps out instead of going down.
CDR: Oh, yes,
CMP: This looks like Tallahatchie Ridge, right here. See this ridge - coming around like that.
CDR: Oh, yes. 1
CMP: ... great big ... crater ... t
CDR: Yes. You see - you see on your Tallahatchie Ridge kind of an old crater - big ·deep one dug out in there? J
CMP: Yes. ! one. _
CDR: You know, from here you can see boulders in that
CDR: Oh, it looks like a precipice. It looks like ... is giving away up there near the edge. Let me see those monoculars.
CDR: Okay, the top - There you go. You can really see how this stuff starts to fall into place. On that last right there, you can see the ... down at the bottom. You can see how the stratification up there is kind of a wavy stratification. In fact, the stratification goes with the hump on out from it.
CDR: ... the way it leads the hard stuff.
CMP: ... boulders down there now?
CDR: Hey, is that moving!
UNKNOWN: 3 lWhat? J
CDR: That there, looks like a boulder's about to run downhill; no, I guess it isn't. Look at that stuff that hangs out - the real hard ms_erial and all that soft stuff tails away and then you can see how they roll down and get stopped at the bottom; then there's a big pile of them down near the tailings at the bottom. But the soft stuff sloughs away first, then comes the hard, and that's defin- itely an impact crater ...
CDR: Oh, look at that boulder. I bet that boulder from 60 miles looks big enough to - that boulder's at least 80 to 100 feet across - 80 - oh, maybe a hell of a let more t_an that. It - also, it looks like how the old one ... you notice how it looks like ridges?
CDR: That's the whole thing slumps down ... I hope Jack's listening to the tape that we're recording.
CMP: NOW here's one.
CDR: You can see how the slopes get shallower as they get older. It's very obvious to see that. And look - Oh, here's some more boulders Just hanging up there ready to go, fall off in there. _ay, when it falls - it looks like the new stuff that falls is white and the older stuff that gets aged is brown. It's white and it becomes a tan after it falls away, and it falls away in levels. You can see kind of - like the old stuff breaks away in levels. · - how dark. Look at this crater up here, that's got
CDR: Which one, Jos_? ... I see it - -
LMP: That's where - that's where instead of - the material instead of ...
CDR: Yes. Right - right near the edge there, there's a rille that is dark black. We saw that ._. I'd say the edge of that crater is a good 2000 feet in height - 3000, maybe. This monocular helps you. /
CDR: And, baby, that's impact - Look at the way it's round-shaped. That's a hell of an impact and you can see where it's throwing the eJecta, that black stuff, up on the outside rim; and, on the inside, you can see where the blacP stuff has fallen down and laid at the bottom. It's all spotted down at the bottom. See it?
CDR: See if you can see it, and how it's ledged halfway down on the crater. Okay. Let me get back here on my tracking now.
CDR: That's ... IP there. CP-1 - -
CDR: And also down at the bottom - -
LMP: - - ... CP-2 ... from two sides. They've got one coming in from the north and one coming in from right there.
CMP: CP-2 is - -
CDR: Oh, and also you see - look and see how much has fallen away and how in outer slopes is a slight or lower slope, but it's kind of sloughing off, tending to override the black material there.
CDR: See that? There's a little higher ridge . ..
CMP: That's black stuff.
CDR: You better believe it - -
CDR: Okay - now, out here you can see a whole bunch of chains of craters; volcanisms ... - -
UNKNOWN: That stuff is flat black. It's blacker than hell. ('"'l,"'.l_ll::ll_r'"_.,_., ^ , _-- _l · · II % _.
CDR: The stuff that falls off the new areaS is Just as white, whitish tan ... as the sand. Now, you can - God, look at those boulders in there. I'd hate to go - try to sledge hammer that son of a bitch. Down at the bottom, it looks like Just layer after' layer has sloughed off and the crater is getting - the walls are getting less steep.
LMP: ... rilles on the back side - -
CDR: No, there's very few rilles on the back side as compared to the maria.
LMP: .....
CMP: Okay, you guys; we're coming up on my old favorite crater here: UP-2.
CDR: You got that bear?
CMP: Yes, and I don't see anything good to track on it - -
CDR: Okay, our subsolar point is 20:10:58 and I have to roll 180 and pitch down 24.
CDR: Yes, get near it, Gene-o, ...
LMP: What? 1/250th
CDR: Zero ... 5.6 at on the black and white, but that's still 12 minutes away.
CMP: Does it look smoky out there to you guys?
CMP: Out ther e .... my eye..., the sunlight, I guess.
LMP: Look at - hey, look at ... Look at all the black · .. all the black and white ... all over the place.
CMP: I want to track that little bitty crater and I want to get down right in it .·.
LMP: Tom, ... the monocular.
CMP: There's a new little - a new little impactor over there.
CMP: Looks like a dimple crater to me. Looks like it gets deeper and deeper and deeper.
LMP: I'11 tell you, 211 is about ...
LMP: It's got white ... is laying all over the side and walls.
CMP: ... It must be hotter than blue blazes down there. Look at that real bright. Looks like it's brand new.
CDR: Brand new, real bright. That's why it damn near looks pink, doesn't it? It surely looks pink ... I I _' ..... "_ '-k ITl ^ ?ace 295 I r'_ _.._,,,,/i Nil IL./t..I · ,., .- _'*qN DAY 6
LMP: Look over here at 211. i
CDR: Oh, look at that one, beautiful!
CMP: Yes, for crying out loud .... anybody can't say that's - that's Just with no color. There's sll l kinds of colors in there. {
CDR: There's colors in that. You'd better believe it. There's a basic light tone all oYer the outside; the rim is brown. Hell, I can see a big black boulder down in there with my _aked cye from here. You can see where ... - -
CDR: - - has fallen down. It looks like the stuff Just ... leaks out, and I going through the same process as time goes on ... parts of the wall are starting to go down. You can see the tailings there, but as they go down, they leave these whitish areas. You can see the rays from them. That son of a bitch splattered all over the countryside. You can track rays, gee, for miles there. Okay, we got 10 more minutes, Gene.
CDR: Okay, if you hold it Just a little below ORB rate, ... then John can do his tracking
CMP: Absolutely .... boulders on the side of this ...
LMP: Now here's this place that I thought was a straight line. Let's - ... straight.
CDR: The craters, Gene?
UNKNOWN: look at - look at - you can see -
CDR: Man, there must have been some spouting way down below ... it's a - Got it. Okay, there's a whole string of them. It goes along one way - -
CMP: It's really a crater.
CMP: Boy, this is sure a crummy map.
CDR: Here again, near the rim it's lined with black stuff ... starting to fall down, tailings dowT below. Wouldn't that be the gas if we could see a volcano go off while we're here ... so low? Like ,.. going to get in it ... nobody's going to see the volcano in orbit ...
CMP: ... worth looking for.
LMP: What's our time at the subsolar point, John?
CDR: That solar poin_ is 120:10:58, and that's when I roll, and later on I'm going to yaw to the north so we - you do stereo for 1 then I yaw left back to get stereo 2.
CMP: Isn't that crazy? Look at that - look at that down there. Is that smoke in that crater there?
LMP: No, ... - -
CDR: You mean that brown stuff - -
LMP: ,- - brown - -
CMP: With the white around it. Brown - white -
CDR: Where - where did it cOme from? Where did it come from?
CMP: Brown discoloration ...
CDR: It still had to come from someplace. Yet you don't see any - Oh, maybe it got pitched up out of -'Did it get pitched uo out of that crater next to it?
CMP: Could be.
CMP: What time is it ...?
CDR: 120:03.
CMP: No, I mean ...
CDR: 30 minutes, John; 31 minutes.
CMP: Is it supposed to be turned around or something?
CDR: Yes. Which way you want ... which way do you want me to turn, Gene, to keep the sun out of your window? Any particular way?
CDR: Yes, I'd go ahead - 5 minutes· to the subsolar point, I'd go ahead and crank it down to 5.6 on the - 5.6 on the black and white and f:11 on the color ...
CMP: What time ...?
CDR: 32 minutes, John.
CDR: And there's a boulder field, right down by ... right down ... impact one.
CDR: And right next to it is - one, two - Just kind of laying there by themselves. Wonder how they dropped into that one? That's a big - he's a big fellow. Got boulders up to 300 and _00 feet ... pile of them ... see them with ...
LMP: ... something wrong if you can't. roll maneuver.
CDR: Okay, 5 minutes to the
CDR: I'11 roll left .... tannish gray - -
CMP: What time is it now, Tom?
CDR: It's about h - 32:hh and ... - we got 4 -' about minutes until we roll.
CMP: Boy, I can't - are you ...? and
CDR: ... 250 at 5.6 it's f:11 on the sequence camera.
CDR: ... on the left.
CDR: Which one? Oh - -
LMP: I'm not so sure those are - -
UNKNOWN: - - that's a volcanic. That's a volcanism, the way it peaks up there, and keeps building up, and - -
CMP: I Just can't believe that.
CDR: It's got to be a volcano, babe; °..
CMP: Boy, I tell you. See that real bright one way up yonder, see - -
CDR: [_onocular. Yes, that monocular is great ... you can see all kinds of features.
CMP: What they ought to do is give you real usable telescope, so you - - Hey, earth.
CDR: look at - look at the See that earth.
CMP: Oh, God,
CDR: Isn't that beautiful?
CMP: That's Just fantastic.
CDR: Would you believe Africa?
CMP: Oh, that is unbelievable - -
CDR: That's why - - [iA[ ......" 299
CMP: Oh, outstanding. Beautiful.
CDR: You've never seen that before, have you, John? You Just got to see it ... Isn't that a beautiful earth?
CMP: Ahhhhhhl Talking about the dawn coming up like thunder. Man, that 's ... Look at that.
CDR: That's the whole earth. That's - (laughter) - -
CMP: That's unbeliev - that's unreal.
CDR: That's why I want to get this color - Gene-o, that's why we want to get this color stuff ... John does the landmark tracking ...
CMP: This works damn good for keeping count of where you are.
CDR: Okay, I'm going to have to roll at 10:58. That's beautiful. What a contrast, tan and - Now we're getting over, Gene-o; ... This thing goes from a little tan to a dark - a dark - it's a brownish tan. It's a black ...
CMP: Now here it doesn't look as bright in the Smyth's Sea as it did back there.
CDR: Yes, and also, ... black ... No, we're B6 ... on John's map. 120:09. I've got to roll. Here we go_ babe. I got to roll. Okay.
LMP: Okay, now what do I do here with this camera?
CDR: Okay. I'd stop it right there .... roll and pitch 258.
CDR: Oh, this is Just great. This is Just fantastic.
CDR: Yes. Now that one has white in the middle ... that was definitely impact; there's no doubt, the way it describes a rim, sort of.
UNKNOWN: That raised stuff - it looks like it's painted with a paintbrush - - John? Now, that's definitely a volcanism, you know; not much ray and kind of rounded.
CMP: It is rounded on top. There's one way back there - -
CDR: Yes, but the one way up there - -
CMP: That peak is - -
CDR: That - that's the volcano right there - that little one over there, but this big white one down here is - -
CMP: - - that peak is B-O-whatever it-is. One of the first craters when it comes off the horizon. You'11 see it next time ... CP-1.
CMP: It looks like ... to me.
LMP: Like that one right underneath it.
CDR: Yes. _[es.
LMP: That looks like it's a volcano.
CDR: That's the volcano - it seemZ rounded and it doesn't ...
CMP: Can't prove it by me ...
LMP: Boy, I tell you, I
CDR: Well, you do. You have to look, John.
CMP: Well, it does - it has a central dark - -
CMP: I know, but look how it's bowed ... like that.
CDR: Okay. I'm pitching to 258.
CMP: Okay, there's ...
CDR: 258 coming up.
LMP: God. This is bad. Let me know when we get ...
CDR: Okay. That seems to get it.
LMP: What's the time now?
CDR: We,re still looking subsolar. No, we're going away from it. No, no. We're looking at - look out - there's the subsolar point, right here.
LMP: There's CP-1 ... target ...; you know, man, anybody who says these things are all flat is touched.
LMP: ... subsolar point ...
CDR: The time is 20:14 - 120 - -
LMP: Yes. That looks like ...
CDR: 41:30.
CMP: 41:30 ..., Tom.
CDR: Yes. Right there.
LMP: This is the worst map I ever saw in my life. here. And I'm down to zero phase - my reticle is washed Out. I can't even see my reticle - -
CMP: MY reticle is vashed out ...
CDR: Yes. Mine is washed out.
CMP: I didn't - I didn't want to say anything because I didn't want to ...
CDR: ... Yes. I did. t did.
CMP: Man, it's there - ain't no doubt about it. That
UNKNOWN: Gol!
CDR: ... straight around it, it's a hell of a lot higher. 'Think maybe Smyth's Sea was one big impact and then the volcano .. /"'l'_klElr_ r-j_.lTJ / A
CDR: Okay. Minus 71 and 170.
CMP: It's beautiful ...
CDR: Got minus 70 and ...
LMP: Plus?
CDR: Minus.
CMP: ... is 121:19. 6 more minutes.
CDR: Mission rules say come home on that, don't they?
CMP: If we lose another fuel cell, we go home?
CDR: Shoot, if we lose one, we go home. Don't we?
CMP: Okay, I want to copy - copy this down, and let me
CDR: Here you are, babe.
CC: Apollo 10, Houston. Here's what we'd like you to do CELL 2, go to MAIN BUS A only; FUEL CELL 3, go to MAIN
LMP: Roger. Understand you want me to open-circuit FUEL
CC: Apollo 10, Houston. In the event that you get an undervoltage light, disregard the voltage and come right back up again. /r
LMP: Okay, I'm looking at 26.9 on both MAIN A and MAIN B at this time.
CMP: Did you open-circuit it? Did you open-circuit?
LMP: Yes. I don't like this. Shit, I Just don't like this. We. have to power down all this.
CC: Roger, 10. We copy. And it's looking good.
CMP: How good does all that look to you?
CC: Say again, 10.
CDR: You want to go over this ORB rate landmark tracking - -
CMP: How good does all that really look to you?
CMP: Yes, you hold ORB rate. Okay? And I'11 - and if these times - You still - -
CC: We're assessing it right now.
LMP: Okay. I guess we're going to lose you in a couple of minutes here.
UNKNOWN: Houston, this is 10. Do you want me to maintain my battery charge on A at this time?
CDR: I would say yes, to make sure those batteries are up.
CC: Apollo 10, Houston. Terminate your battery A charge at this time, and if we get a cryo 02 heater cycle, well, you may lower the bus voltage r_Omentarily. Over. terminating
CC: Okay, fine. I understand. I'm the battery charge at this time.
CDR: Surely we want to start powering down here and still go ahead.
CMP: Hey, that's those fuel cells one of ... do early TE! for loss of.
LMP: For one fuel cell? i
CDR: We come back early for that one.
CMP: As far as high ..., for these items early TEI will be delayed a reasonable time, pending completion of various lunar-orbit activities.
CDR: Houston, do you have a - What's your latest hack on when we'11 have AOS with you, please?
UNKNOWN: AOS. ?
LMP: Oh, AOS.
CC: Okay. AOS will be 122:06.
CDR: Roger - - And
CC: we'11 be losing you in 2 minutes.
CDR: - - Roger; 122:06. So we're going to plan to con- tinue on with the landmark tracking, end we'11 talk to you about this as soon as we get AOS.
CC: Roger. We'11 have some new word for you then.
CDR: Okay; thank you, Jack.
CDR: We got a good state vector. Shit, we could burn the son of a bitch.
LMP: Yes, we could.
CDR: ... We're going to come back in the dark though, baby. We're going to land before sunrise ... a little bit.
CMP: Oh, God.
CDR: ... a long time, baby.
CMP: Then going back slow wouldn't help that. You wouldn't want to go back Slow.
CDR: Shit, no. When you make that burn, baby , you commit yourself when you splash down, _hether you're fast or slow. You can't do anything about it. ¢ -_ -.._
CDR: In the dark?
CDR: That's right, baby. If we burn TEI the next REV around, we're coming back in the nighttime. Okay, Houston; Apollo 10. I'm going to go ahead and start a roll around, so I'11 come around to the ORB rate of - I'11 wait until after we get loss of signal and pick up an ORB rate of 339 for landmark tracking.
CDR: Oh, man, I'm glad you didn't leave that fuel cell on while we were out there doing the rendezvous.
CMP: ... getting so nervous I wouldn't know what to do.
LMP: ... scared the living ... out of me if you had told m_ .. .
LMP: Now we're sitting right at the point where we're almost going to get a ... every time those heaters cycle in this position.
CDR: You don't need the heaters anymore, you get that low.
CDR: 26 5 to 26 inching to 27. Now I'm going to get the battery chargers off now.
CDR: Yes. Going to lose them in 2 minutes; I'm going to roll a hundred and - I'm going to roll over to zero zero, so we can - Stand by with black and white. This may be the only chance to be in color to pick up the earth fin the sequence camera.
CDR: You got the color film in there? No black and white? special I got this color here. That color film - is that - that's still that color film - -
CDR: ... him out of the LM. That's the only stuff we got left. It came out Of the LM.
CMP: Okay, let's ... fi_e down the checklist and see if there's a few things we can get off that ... maybe to help us a little bit. 6 ll_,_/l"_lLJ_l"r')_Lill_
CDR: Yes. Maybe that foldy Junk. I could do without one of those GPI's, right now.
CMP: We don't need the hot-water heater, do we?
CDR: No, shit, no. Get that off.
CMP: this breaker that won't reset, babe?
LMP: FUEL CELL AC BUS 1. FUEL CELL PUMP.
CMP: There you go. Look at it.
LMP: Don't put your hands on it.
CMP: No, I ain't pushing it in.
CDR: Okay, you got a powerdown checklist?
CMP: Mother's warm, too. Sure is.
LMP: Is it getting warm?
CDR: It might cool off and come back and work for a while.
CDR: I wouldn't plan on that.
CMP: Yes, I wouldn't count on that at all.
LMP: Where in the hell is that emergency part? I wouldn't want an emergency powerdo,_n.
CMP: The 0nly powerdown I could find was the emergency powerdown. In the LM - maybe it's in the LM where we got those others.
LMP: Are the others in here, John? The regular power- downs? i
CDR: Should be in the LMP handbook. Right?
UNKNOWN: don't want to put any batteries
CDR: No. "^Lr ,/NFII")I::NTI A I .... 'age307
LMP: ... 02 HEATERS and RADIATOR HEATERS, OFF. We'11 Just leave those on, the emergency powerdown .... OFF. S-BAND P0WEH AMPLIFIER, OFF. FUEL CELL switch, OFF. OFF.
CDR: FUEL CELL PUMPS,
CMP: What the hell are you looking at?
LMP: That's the emergency powerdown ....
CDR: That's if you catch fire.
CMP: This is if you catch fire. That's not what we're looking for.
CMP: No, it isn't. It's the regular emergency powerdo wn.
LMP: You mean, ..., babe? Here're two more. Didn't the IN, IN LM - maybe I'm thinking of the but in the we had a regular ...
CMP: Shit, there it is. Son of a bitch.
LMP: Freaking heaters. Turn the heaters off. Turn the heaters off.
LMP: Watch for a tiASTER ALARM. I have to get it when ...
CMP: How low did the voltage get?
LMP: 26.5.
CMP: What is it now?
UNKNOWN: - 26.8. Shit, babe. I don't like staying in lunar orbit like this.
CDR: I don't either, baby. A]I it takes _s one of those fuel cells to freak out on us, and we're in deep yogurt.
CMP: You ain't shitting. e-nd landmark
CDR: Let's go ahea_ get this tracking out of - -
LMP: I do'nt ... powerdown checklist l_there.
CDR: We got a good state vector - -
LMP: But take a look at what you've got powered up.
CDR: Let's see what ... state vector shows.
LMP: Right .... darned thumb. Yes. What the hell is that?
CMP: ... turn the bright lights on?
CDR: Turn the lights off; we don't need those.
CMP: Rendezvous lights, EVA lights; we don't need those.
CMP: Was that - was that the cryo heaters?
LMP: I turned the cz-joheaters off ... That's what he's doing.
CDR: Let me cycle them.
LMP: I can turn high-gain power off.
CDR: Yes, We don't need ... - -
LMP: Does that help it any?
CMP: A little bit.
CDR: We won't be able %o get high gain on these passes. We're going to be in ORB rato. Do we have a TEl pad for this time around?
CDR: Right now. We got 2 more hours to wait.
CDR: The TEI- what's the latest TEI pad?
LMP: 121:hl.
CDR: Yes. Okay, we got - ..
CMP: What's the DELTA-V? L)NFII31:I t,Al:-
CDR: Shit, babe, I don't think - we shouldn't - that is, we can't come back fast.
LMP: ... 2992.
CDR: That isn't as fast as we came.
LMP: We're ... on 2900, Tom. 22.
CDR: ... how fast you turn - the final one - -
LMP: Yes, the final is 36, but - -
CDR: Yes. Yes, that's - ... and then they start you home, and then you can _ork on it from there. I don't like those amber lights.
CMP: Me neither.
LMP: I don't like it either.
CMP: them to go away.
CDR: 122:06. When is this landmark tracking? Why don't we go ahead and give them a little data, so -
CMP: They ain't going to get Much, I'11 tell you that.
LMP: ... they had been here as long as we have -
CDR: Well, maybe we didn't lose it.
CDR: ... in the first REV around the earth.
LMP: How about you, babe? At this point in time, I'd like to become a little bit conservative, I guess.
CDR: Yes, that's for sure. We tripped all the heek ... of everything. But what has it got on that list? %{hen's John's first landmark track?
LMP: P-1 is at 121:55. L _--' ' ' Day 6
CDR: Look at that solar coronal
LMP: Let's see if I can ... get a picture at it - -
CDR: Look at itl
LMP: Turn these lights down.
CDR: Take a look .... out there, John. See it in the hatch?
CMP: No, I've got to do some updating here. Okay, check me on these numbers.
CDR: Alright. Let's go, baby.
CMP: ... didn't pull it wide open. Yes. long. What did you get on it? Why -
CDR: It's a long ...... have to take one at least 1 second
CMP: I'm not so fast.
CDR: About 4 seconds .... Just hold it down. Hold up - here she comes. Right now, babe; beautiful. Go.
CDR: Just real slow. I wonder if they're expecting to - Here it comes.
CMP: Wonder, if that thing gets like that with a fuel cell pump, what you do. Let's look at the malfunction procedures; maybe we have to shut that mother down, you guys.
LMP: I already did, babe.
CMP: Does it say? What does it say to do?
LMP: It is open-circuited, babe.
CMP: What - what are the temperatures doing?
LMP: They're safe, and stable .... Okay, let's pump them up again, John.
CDR: You already got your P20 - _---J"lkll:11'_,r'k II"f A I
LMP: I did them on ... pressure.
CDR: We going down?
LMP: Turn the heaters on, one at a time .... the deadband.
CDR: Turn the heaters on on the lowest one. Leave the other one up. We can ... later.
CDR: Put them on, one at a time.
CMP: You think we ... get a light? ... off.
LMP: Put them on one at a time.
CMP: Is that the best way?
LMP: Right now it is.
UNKNOWN: There, 50 degrees to go. tracking.
CDR: No. Trying to make ... This ORB rate is so shitty I can't believe it. That's on the GDC.
LMP: You roll right-side up, right?
CDR: Yes. I couldn't call VERB 82 - a VERB 83 in it, could I?
CDR: Okay, we're going to be picking this up at - at the first one, John. At 21:39:49, that's when it's '""- ",,I IL,/ ."_ --' F'_ k I _'11_ Ck IT I A I going to be coming on the horizon, and we'11 get a T 2 21:42:_9..
CDR: Okay, this is the bulge on the other side of the - -
CMP: How are the other two fuel Cells' condenser and exhaust temperatures doing?
LMP: They're alright, John.
CDR: This is the one. The RP is 02:45 before then.
LMP: I'm going to turn on the other heater in AUTO.
CMP: At the same time with the other one being on?
CDR: Do we. really need the heaters?
LMP: Yes, you got to keep that cryo pumped up, babe.
CDR: Yes, we occasionally go to MANUAL on 1. Okay.
LMP: Gosh, I can't see the - - d . . It's Just 85 degrees. And ou should be seeing crater 225 coming up, babe.
CMP: OkaY, we're coming across. It's 225.
CDR: Okay, 225?
CDR: And we got the next - that little one - that little up one blast right on the rim and a deep over on the about left. And we should be there in 20 seconds, where you should start marking, babe.
CMP: Where I can start marking? -.,.-_ k ,r,r_-). I'I'1 I% i
CDR: Yes, 40 seconds. 20 seconds. 10 seconds now. Let : me know when you mark. Call it out, and I'11 track you it. You should be - there. Have marked yet?
CMP: One.
CDR: Okay, good show.
CMP: You counting for me?
CDR: 5 seconds, 8 seconds, 10 seconds, 15 seconds, 20 seconds, 24, 25 seconds.
CMP: Two.
CDR: Okay, two marks. 5 seconds, 10 seconds - I guess you could really say 15 seconds, 20 seconds, 25 seconds; three marks, John. Okay, 5 seconds, 10 seconds, 15, 20 seconds, 25 seconds; that's four. 5 seconds -
CMP: What's myshaft - what's my trunnion angle? Can you _ guys tell?
CDR: Can't see it. 10 seconds. Can you see ..., Gene-o, ... - -
LMP: ... see any ... down there; there's nothing on the DSKY?
CDR: Okay, 20 seeonds, coming up on 23, 24, 25 seconds. Okay, you got them.
CMP: Without the pump? r ., : _, Ii : Jl ii
CDR: You want me to copy these things down for you, John?
CMP: Yes, you can if you want.
CMP: 75, 85, 03, 000.
CDR: 000, 8, hold it, 75, 0 - -
CMP: No, you don't have to copy that stuff down.
CDR: I don't.
CMP: We got to kind of hurry here, because we're - -
LMP: So we haven't lost it entirely - -
CDR: Okay, the next one is - -
LMP: - - ... we can't find it.
CDR: - - next one is C?-2 mode?
CDR: Okay, you're going to fire at 21:55, and you've got 11 minutes to go.
CMP: Okay, now we have to hold here for 30 seconds.
CDR: Okay. I'11 time you on it, Did that work out pretty smooth?
CMP: And here's what we copy.
CDR: Oh, is that 89?
UNKNOWN: Yes, true.
CDR: This is where this little bear computes what it is, huh?
CDR: O, 1, 08, 108 - Wait a minute. 01089; that's 85323; and that's 00086, right?
CDR: Okay, got it, John.
CDR: Okay, the next one is CP-2. Was that attitude pretty good for picking up to start with in there?
CDR: Okay, now the next one is - -
CMP: You want a VERB 83 - 82?
CDR: Yes, a VERB 83. Give me one so I can flip your ORB rate ball on - align to ODC for the IMU real fast, and I can just roll ...
CMP: P39.
CDR: Okay, hold on. Shit_ I got roll zero. Pitch is - What the hell's wrong here? I'11 get th_s thing aligned real fast here.
CMP: What - what time is this next one?
CDR: At 55.
CMP: ... in time.
CDR: ... 6 minutes here. Okay, stand by 8nd I'11 get a good alignment here. To hell with that son of a bitch of a - That SCS is lousy, yo u know. Okay, ORB rate on both.
UNKNOWN: Check. ' CC," ..... ,....
CDR: Yes, now what was it, 340?
CMP: Ye_. J
CDR: Okay, I'11 slew it in. I'm going - -
CMP: 340. All set?
CDR: Hang on, I'11 be right there. I got it. Go, babe.
CDR: You got it. Okay. Now, ORB rate and we'11 track it. Good show. Okay. Again, John, this is coming up to Your CP-1. zero time is going to be 21:55:10, and they got T 2 at 21:55 - -
CMP: Want to cheek and make stu'_ethis is CP-2 landmark loaded in here?
CDR: Okay .... 17 You got it. All balls, go.
CMP: Oh, shit.
CDR: What happened?
CDR: We got 5 minutes to go, John. Any more on those malfunctions over there, Gene-o?
LMP: Yes, it says basically, "Fuel cell used will maintain a skin temperature greater than 380 and by operation; less than 475 by open-circuiting; continuous hydrogen purge" - basically what it says. It's still available us to if you're going to monitor it - babysit with it. The thing that bothers me is this circuit breaker's ...
CDR: Okay, John. This one's going to be characteristic by - You're going to have big old crater number IX _ -
CMP: Yes, man.
CDR: - - coming up, and I think I can - And that will be at 50 - I think I can help lead - I'm now at the ..., so I can help lead you in. [
CDR: And, Gene-o, at 122, Just while we're still here, get that camera set up at f:8 at 1/250 on the sequence, or f:11 at 1/250 - ... - and then that one set up so we can shoot the earth. Okay?
LMP: Okay, I'm ali squared away.
CDR: And it'11 be at 122:06. So it'11 be about 7 more minutes. I think I got this ORB rate coming right down for you, babe.
CDR: Okay, we got about 2 minutes and 10 seconds, John, until you first pick it up.
CMP: We've got 2 minutes?
CDR: You got about a minute and 10 seconds from the horizon.
CMP: Okay. The MIT.
CMP: And my IP.
CDR: Yes, we're coming right across crater number IX here, huh?
CDR: Is your IP in the basin?
CDR: Okay, you'11 be at your angle at 56:52. About a minute and 40 seconds, John. ORB rate is going Just real good for you; it hasn't changed a hit.
CDR: Okay. Oh, I got it for you. I can see it out there now.
CMP: But I don't see it.
CDR: May be down under you. They may have missed us a little bit. 56:52. There's still another minute. I can see it up there; it's a little pimple on the edge of the side of the crater. I can see the son of a bitch from here, John.
CMP: It's only 155 - 156:04 now, right?
CDR: We're headed right for it - may be a little to your left.
CDR: Okay, babe. At 56:52, in about 30 seconds, and I'11 be marking. You tell me on the first mark. You're BO seconds from the first mark. 20 seconds. Okay, about 10 seconds, John. When you first start marking, let me know, babe.
CDR: Okay. 5 seconds, 10 seconds, 15, 20, 25. You got two marks, John. 5 seconds, 10 seconds, 15 seconds, 20 seconds, 25 seconds.
CMP: Oh, shit. I lost it.
CDR: 30, 40. You got a mark? Two marks. Okay, and then that one is 10 seconds, 15, 20, 25, 30, 35, 40, - -
CMP: I lost it.
CDR: You lost it, huh?
CDR: You got three marks. Is that any good?
CMP: No, the problem is we wasn't rolled, and I should have thought to to21 us. What did it say that it was, north - north or south of the land track that time? Damn, I forgot all about that.
CDR: 5 miles - it is north 5 miles. _'l"_NIl= I=NITI A I
CMP: What's - what's F-l?
CDR: F-1 is north 10 miles.
CMP: Okay, so F-1 is north 10 miles. So we ought to roll right about 5 degrees.
CDR: Roll right, huh?
CMP: Roll left, excuse me.
CDR: Roll ..., okay. F-1 is 20 - -
CMP: North is up that-a-way, ain't it?
CDR: Which way, John?
CMP: We're coming around the moon like this - -
CDR: We're coming around from - -
LMP: North is up to the right.
CMP: Okay, so we want to roll left 5 degrees.
CDR: North is to the right. Yes.
CMP: We want to roll right. We want to roll right 5 degrees. We Want to roll into it 5 degrees.
CDR: Roll right 5 degrees.
CDR: I'11 go ahead and do that for you. Okay, the next one is 122:07, and we have acquisition at 122:06. We've got 6 minutes to acquisition, Gene-o.
LMP: Okay, you don't have any clean Kleenex, do you?
CDR: Yes, I got a sem_ one here, babe.
UNKNOWN: Acquisition is 06:00.
CDR: Okay, F-1 should stand out like a sore thumb for you. It's that bright little rascal out there. ._k ,r'11'_ _1_ ITl A.' I_.J! ',Ii if,.w L=.l · , I.'r_L
CMP: Let's see if I'm rolling us right.
CDR: Okay, F-1.
UNKNOWN: Plus 43440. Plus 00000.
LMP: Yes. Your ... ought to get us up on top here. Okay, John.
CDR: Okay? I guess you shoot the F-1 when it first comes up.
CDR: It's got to be f:11, Tom. It's so bright.
CDR: Yes, it's got to be f:11 at 1/250 - on both of them, right? Okay, babe. Get the slide out, and we'11 be all set. We'11 make these go boom, boom, boom. Is that the black - the color I had in the - -
CDR: This is the co]or we had in the IN.
CMP: That voltage is holding above ... 7, and I've cycled the ..., one at a time.
CDR: 122:07. Oh, we've got a ways to go. We'11 have acquisition from the earth soon.
CDR: Now, if that isn't a tan color, absolutely tan, I don't know what the hell is.
CMP: All these TEI pads don't - don't get you back any faste.rthan the other ones, huh?
CDR: Oh, that's right. About 2900 feet per second. Shit, no, babe. You're going for about 76 hours going home, instead of 57.
CMP: Shit. Well, the only advantage to that that I can see is that experts will be there to tell you what the hell to do. I don't know what to do with that son of a bitch when the light comes on. Shit. Throw up my hands and holler and pass out at the sight Of a thing that runs on electricity with its main bus voltages ...
CDR: Okay, we're all set to shoot now.
CMP: The question is, are you better off in lunar orbit than you are coming back?
CDR: Oh, yes. !
CMP: I guess I'11 have to believe you're better off to start back. You espn make a one-battery entry with a ... meter, but you can't do nothing if you can't light those engines.
LMP: Yes, I'd like to be out of lunar orbit; then you ... power S-bend; you can do lots of those little things that are -
CDR: Okay, we'11 get this marked at 122:07. I got some IC way out in front, Jose.
CMP: Good show. It's bright out there, man.
CDR: Oh, I didn't write down what CP-2 had when you - -
CMP: Plus 00626.
CDR: Hold it, 00 - -
CMP: 626. 63996,
CMP: Plus plu? 00071.
CDR: 00771. i
CMP: No. 00071. rf_klrl_r- '"" · I . ., ,_ I--I _ I I/-%1-
CDR: Okay. Freaking sun. 05:36, Gene-o, and as soon as it starts .... There's nearly 22:08, John.
LMP: There it is.
CDR: Hit it, quick. Go, baby, go.
CDR: The earth. Hit it. Again, baby - -
CMP: Jesus Christ.
CDR: Are you aiming at it right now?
CDR: Beautif_Jl, Gene-o.
LMP: Think I can get - -
CMP: Sounds like we're about to acquire.
LMP: Yes, we are.
CDR: Might shoot an f:8 - 80 on it. Oh, 250 will be good.
CDR: Huh? My deadband is washed out completely.
CMP: You want to try to place your color back on it?
CMP: Oh, you did? Oh, okay. Here, I got Smyth's Peak coming up here.
LMP: What do you use the setting at, Tom? In roll, 5 degrees to the right, right?
CDR: Yes, ve'11 roll 5 - we'11 use the same setting ...
CMP: Roll 5 degrees to the right, right?
LMP: ... mascon.
CDR: Okay. Well, maybe - Just shoot a couple on each side. f:8, f - shoot an f:8 and an f:11.
CDR: Yes, I am. I'm going to shoot them both.
CC: Apollo 10, Houston. Standing by.
CDR: Roger. We're in the middle of a landmark tracking. 07:55. We should hold on the horizon. And at 22 - -
CC: Roger. And we've cranked up a plan of attack on that fuel cell.
CDR: Okay, can you hold off for Just a couple of minutes amd we'11 be right with you there.
CDR: Okay, we're coming across it.
CDR: Zero time is 122:10:06.
CMP: 0ka_, about 2 minutes.
UNKNOWN: ... plan of attack on the fuel cells. We kicked the shit out of it, huh?
CMP: Yes, I bet I know what they'11 do.
CDR: They'11 Just bring us home.
UNKNOWN: bring it on the line while we're on the back shut side and it off around on the front side. You want to bet?
CDR: Okay, you got the landmark?
CDR: I'11 ... for you guys, but I don't want to interfere with your - -
CDR: Okay, 22 - it Just won't take but a minute. 22:10:06. Just about 20 seconds, John. Let me know when.
CDR: Okay. I haven't got it yet. ....,]_ _/_, _11/_[ ,I ,l___
CMP: Oh, hell, there it is. Damn near overshot it.
CDR: Do you want me to pitch down for you?
CDR: Okay, you got some pitchdown. Okay.
CDR: Pitch down some more?
CDR: Let me know when.
CDR: 5 seconds, 10 seconds, 15 seconds, 20 seconds, 25 seconds.
CDR: You've got two of them. 5 seconds, 10 seconds, 15 seconds, 20 seconds, 25 seconds. Got three of them. 5 seconds, 10 seconds, 15 seconds, 20 seconds, 25 seconds. You got four. 5 seconds, 10 seconds, 15 seconds, 20 seconds, 25 seconds. You got five. attitude, There you go, babe. Do I have to hold this or can I pitch down?
CMP: No, you can pitch back up, if you will?
CDR: Okay, Houston; Apollo 10. Go ahead. _ We're between the F-1 and 130 on the sites. Stand by to copy.
CC: Okay, Tom. Here is our plan of attack on this fuel cell .... your fuel cell. Over. i
CDR: Okay, real good. Thank you, Jack.
LMP: Okay, Jack. We did when the heaters cycled. We wore looking at about 20 to 20.2 volts. We got the MAIN BUS VOLTAGE b_,_ERVOLT light and cycling the heaters D f_.,%.,/l _I llJ_[ '_
UNKNOWN: Page 325 to the AUTO position on the cryos, one at a time, as they appeared in need of it. It's Just not a good feeling to have that - those lights - undervoit lights come on in here. I've also temporarily turned the power on the high-gain antenna off until we can get your high gain again.
CDR: And we've also turned - -
CDR: - - we've also turned the potable H2O heater off, too. Just a few small things to start saving power. Okay.
CC: Roger. HIGH GAIN ANTENNA and POTABLE WATEH HEATER, OFF.
LMP: So, Jack, if you see mY cryo pressures dropping, don't hesitate to tell me to get the heater on. I Just don!t like to put all four of them on at the same time. It really puts a load, and we get the lights.
CC: Roger. Understand you're cycling your cryo heaters, and we'11 watch the temperatures.
CDR: Okay, John. This 130 is 1 nautical mile to the north.
CMP: That look right for the numbers I'm supposed to load in - i north?
CMP: Okay, roll right 10 - go right 11 degrees.
CMP: When do we come up on it?
CDR: You acquire at 122:29; you've got 13 m_nutes to go.
CDR: What were the numbers - is this the numbers that you got, babe?
CMP: That's all the numbers I got.
CDR: That 89, that's the numbers you got.
CDR: Well, you Just loaded - What were the n_bers you got on F-l?
CMP: 01977.
CDR: That was 019 - -
CMP: Plus 44157.
CDR: - - plus 44 - -
CMP: Minus 00259. Let me see what I got on F-1 the other day.
CDR: Minus 00259?
CMP: Yes. I'11 put that down.
CDR: What was the first one? Plus?
CMP: Plus. Yes, plus 01997. Okay.
CDR: rolled 11 degrees Okay,
CDR: There it is. Here you go, babe.
LMP: When did we get into lunar orbit?
CDR: It was 70- what? 75 something - 76.
CMP: Ok'ay. I hear that goddam MASTER ALARM; it's still ringing in my ears.
CMP: Can you track the landing site?
CDR: What have you got in there?
CMP: I didn't'write it down - -
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CDR: Hold it. I'm talking about the targets of opportunity.
CMP: Well, what time is this other thing here, Tom?
CDR: We got a ways to go; we're not even up to landing site 1 yet; we're just coming up to Messier - to Secchi. You got the flight plan, babe; it's 129 something.
CMP: According to this here, we're comingup on it.
CDR: 1307 Well, shucks; we couldn't be, baby. I Just got a big old Taruntius out there - -
CMP: Did I load the wrong numbers?
CDR: Can't be.
LMP: Yes, there's Taruntius H, G, P, and Q right up here.
CDR: Let's look at what the flight plan says. It's 129 something.
CMP: Well, it's 122:20 - 122:19 or - -
CMP: What time does the flight plan say?
CMP: 122:20 or - -
CDR: Well, you got the flight plan?
CMP: Yes, here you go. Shit.
CDR: It's 129, John. 122:29, so we got 9 minutes. It's by landing site 2, you know. That little pimple on the side of 130.
CMP: Yes. Oh, there's the Taruntius twins, there.
CDR: Yes, can you see them pretty well?
CDR: What we'11 do is Messier. ..COi,,11::;:lr_ r-_ ,'r,.^ I ., rC©NF;DC, T',AL , 6
CMP: Tom, could you pitch over about 5 degrees?
CMP: And hold that attitude, whatever it is?
CDR: Right there?
CDR: There's ._ount _' Marilyn.
CDR: Here comes big old Maskelyne, way up there.
LMP: That bright one; is that Censorinus?
CDR: Yes, Censorinus A. I'm holding you right on degrees, 11 John.
CMP: Okay. f:8's
LMP: I sure hope going to be alright for looking at this moon with this color film.
CDR: Okay, your IP on this one is Maskelyne B. You got a little blooper right up here on Maskelyne B, and I can lead you into that, babe. How much color film we got left? know.
LMP: I don't
CDR: We'11 shoot some on the way - of the earth - going back.
CDR: Do have that special color on while I'm John, tracking for here?
LMP: No, I don't have it on, Tom. Got black and white on.
CDR: Okay. up.
CMP: Now's the time to get the world coming
CDR: No, your world's done gone ray behind us, babe'.
CMP: Oh, have you already missed it?
CDR: Yes, it'11 be on the zero horizon at 29:03. C hlg, ck,v, ^ , _/'_k Irlr_k I_l A1
CMP: We already got it, huh?
CDR: Oh, yes; I could see the son of a bitch out there. Oh, I got the landing site; I got Moltke, Messier, ... the blooper, and shit, we're all set, babe. You want to pop a quick one of Censorinus here?
CDR: Don't wait too long, because I - too short - -
LMP: ... to here. Let me get the site through it.
LMP: ... landing site 1 ...
LMP: There's the - -
CDR: Here you go, Gene-o.
CMP: Apollo Ridge.
CDR: ... coming up, b_oe. Okay, we're going to be there at 2:20 - 2:29.
CMP: It's really baldy, isn't at?
CMP: That's a bright little bastard.
CDR: Yes, I'11 bet you can really see bouldero_ on it.
CDR: Okay, your IP lead-in is Maskelyne B, _ud you should Just be starting to see it n_. I got the landing site.
CMP: Boot Hill.
CMP: Duke Island and Boot Hill. There we go.
CDR: You got it? Okay, at - -
CMP: I don't have it
CDR: - - 29:03. It should be up on your horizon - -
CMP: You're a ways Out, babe.
CDR: and at 22:30 - -
CMP: There's Dry River, Little Big Snake, and Little Snake Rille.
LMP: There's Moltke, huh?
CDR: You better believe it. Okay, John. Let me know when you want to mark.
CDR: We're shooting at 30:37. You got about 30 seconds to go. Yes. there
CDR: I got one for you Just standing out loud and clear; that pimple on the edge of the crater. And I've got that crater; it's as big as ... I got these three balls ...
CDR: Yes. Stand by on the mark, babe.
CDR: Did you get one?
CMP: No,·I ain't got one yet. When do you want one?
CDR: Any time now; you're good; you're good; you're GO.
CDR: Go. ("' (_1t_mr'mr_ r"_,,IT i'A I J
CDR: Okay. Okay. Okay, 10 seconds gone. 15, 20, 25. That makes two. 5, 10, 15, 20, 25. That makes three. 5, 10, 15, 20, 25. That makes four, John. One to go, babe. 5, 10, 15, 20, 25. That makes five. You got them. Proceed. All we need.
CMP: Yes, that's it, too. That's the right one. God, it's hard to recognize things ...
UNKNOWN: your eyes doing? Pretty bad?
UNKNOWN: Burning like a son of a bitch.
UNKNOWN: finished tracking landmark 130. Do we have them, Gene-o?
LMP: Yes, got them on OMNI. Should have them on OMNI. We - For landmark tracking, we have to have - use OMNI.
CMP: Now, listen. We got to let it run- run for 30 seconds.
CC: Apollo 10, Houston. Go ahead. them all in. up
CC: Very good. We have ginned a fuel cell 1 plan. Over.
CDR: Okay. Stand by. Okay, Gene-o, why don't you - come on for up and take a bresk a whil e . I've got to maneuver around to 090 now. Roll zero and maneuver to 090 inertial.
CMP: Houston, 10. You got the data off 1307
CC: Houston. Say again, please.
CMP: Roger. Do you have the data off 130 yet?
CC: Stand by. That's affirmative, 10. We've got the data off 130 now.
CMP: Okay. When we're in real time, I'11 Just hold on. I understand that this is one that's really important, until so I can hang on to this you give me a GO.
CC: Roger; that's fine. And we got it now.
CDR: Want me to read that stuff to you? Okay, Gene-o. Stand by to copy this stuff.
CMP: This is working real good, Tom; boy, it's Just beautiful.
CDR: For the fuel cell. Are you still shooting pictures?
UNKNOWN: No, I'm not. 1
CDR: Okay. The camera's still clicking.
LMP: Go ahead, Houston - This is 10 - with your fuel cell plans, i
CC: Okay. Fuel cell plan is relatively simple. We're Just going to leave it off line, open-circuit, and we want you to turn the fuel cell 1 in-line heaters off and then monitor the skin temperature. Monitor the temperature to stay between 390 and hl0, cycling the in-line heaters on and off to maintain 390 to 410. This will keep our water production to a minimum, reducing our requirement to purge, and we may be able to go as long as 50 hours *'ithout purg- ing. During the day, we will work out procedures to use during your sleep period on skin temperature. Over.
LMP: Okay, Jack. You must have been reading the same malfunction procedures as I was. The fuel cell heater has been off - well, ever since we went through LOS. I fve got a question on that heater. It's an AUTO heater which recycles somewhere around 380, 390 degrees. Do you Just want me to turn this to AUTO position if it starts dropping? Is that correct?
CC: Negative, 10.
LMP: Or sm I wrong about that heater? _Cf'_k irlr-.,-_ ,'-', , ,
CC: We - -
CDR: You finished, John?
CC: -- want you to manually - -
CDR: You finished, babe?