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LMP: Got to have a full stomach for ALFMED. (Laughter ) .... ,.-.,.N _ ,-r I I_ I, reason ... because you want to be prepared for ALFMED ... a bad music maker. TIME SKIP -CC,........... L I _11 II_t'11..i · I Iff-% telegram that went out of here today to the "U.S.S. Ticonderoga"? Team Leader. It says, "Stullken, we know exactly where the spacecraft is, and we know exactly where it's going to land. Now, if you can figure out ap- proximately where you are, we will be in good shape." target point. Let's end this program right." Signed, The Guys in the Trench, MCC, Houston. cold. and then all of a sudden I had to get rid of it. (Music in background) i That's possible. You know ... L _=_Vl 11 IIl. tLI · · dark slide the other day - that needle, I guess.
CMP: How about handing the ... camera. start ... I can't drink that much water.
LMP: ... wide open, too.
CMP: Is it wide open?
LMP: · oo
LMP: Hey, it's Just a drop ... drop ...
CMP: ... can't get a drop (laughter).
LMP: Just barely squeeze it.
CMP: I did. It Just squirts - sprays.
LMP: Move your foot.
CMP: Oh (laughter).
LMP: I'11 take this stern commander-type picture.
LMP: Admiral America.
LMP: No, it's fi,tamable.
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CMP: Yes, okay ...
LMP: Well, ALFMED is in A-8.
CMP: ... you have there now. Okay.
CMP: Right here. Ron, let's stow our dirty underwear in A-l, too.
CMP: Okay. I/4P You want A-87 C_P Yes. ALMdED.
CDR: ... have an _? IMP Okay. _ ought to be in there - 35-millimeter cassettes. Four of them in the bag.
CDR: ... They up here?
CDR: ... still got the ... camera.
CDR: ... , Ron, ... get back up here. I/4P That's ... The filters, they're all - they're in the same bag right?
CDR: ... cassettes in here? You want the CIN cassette in there?
CDR: Yes, stick it in the bag because of the ... be in the camera, see? IMP Okay.
CDR: ... camera ... camera goes? I24P Yes, where the camera goes. Stick one of these ... _round there ...
CDR: This film is all used, huh? Yes, it's all used. I_P Okay. You ready?
CMP: No, hold on a minute.
CDR: ... IMP Not for A-8.
CDR: Ron, here you go. IMP You think those are supposed to go in R-13, too?
LMP: Let me check. IMP Four, three, and three should be in R-13.
CMP: Four, three, and three? IMP That 's right.
CMP: ... in there, too.
CMP: ... put them? I_P Well, we'11 find out, I guess. Well, let's see. Maybe we can leave them in there and see what happens.
CDR: ... I_P Okay, Bob. I'm up to date on the 02 purges now.
CMP: Let's see, we don't want to open A-2, do we?
CMP: There's still some room in A-2 for that thing.
CDR: No, let's not open it unless we have to.
CMP: No, let's - no, let's ... pack it around in B-1.
CDR: B-1 ...
LMP: (Cough) The tape cassette kit is supposed to go in there, Ron.
CMP: Right in here. I_P Yes.
CMP: Okay. There's the batteries and the E_U maintenance kit.
CMP: There should be two of them, though ... C_do Yes. All right, there's two E_U maintenance kits. Okay. Batteries?
CMP: Okay. We'11 leave room under there for the tape recorders. I24P Okay. The inflight exerciser.
CMP: ... supposed to be in
R: ... exerciser ... the one dowel in the corner. IMP Over here.
CDR: ... I think they stay there. H 2 gas separators.
CMP: Are there two of those things around?
CDR: We'11 take that thing off ... mark them.
LMP: We're going to have to get into - into A-8, again. We're going to keep playing tapes and using the separator.
CDR: Yes. IMP Snag line should be in there. C_P ... IMP PGA interconnects?
CMP: Yes, theytre there. Tone booster. Let's put that in here. Okay. There are four items not in there yet. And the 70 millim - the extra mags. I don't know - Those are - -
CDR: ... Well, they're not listed here, but - Oh, no, excuse me. That was just section 1. Section 2: CWGs, three - we have two, I guess.
CMP: Two. LM temp stowage bag, purse - we don't have that any more.
CDR: No, we've got that one ... one bag is down there. I_MP No, that's the temporary stowage bag. The purse is what they mean.
CDR: ... down here. IMP The purse isn't here.
CMP: Yes, but what is that thing that ...?
CDR: Did you ever get that stowage - -
CDR: ... I_fP Well, I don't know. We can put that in there instead.
CDR: Put that in there. Yes, let's - -
LMP: Where did we put that? There it is. No, that's not it.
CDR: ... IMP Okay. Here.
CDR: B5-millimeter camera adapter. IMP ... Okay. Lightweight headsets, section 2.
CDR: I'm going to wear mine. IMP You will, huh? Well, let me give you mine.
CDR: You don't want me to wear those.
CMP: There's the 35-millimeter bracket up there in ... 1.
CMP: Just under that - 16-millimeter bag. IMP Okay. You all have a light headset.
CDR: I don't think we ... that one. I_P What's that? Oh, yes.
CDR: Do you know which ...? The ALFMED blindfolds will go in there. We used those. Okay, section III: CWG electrical adapter, one in a bag. C_4P There you are.
CMP: Okay. Well, I need three itpm_. That's two, and I need three 70-millimeter mags. IFzP LM ones?
CDR: No, the ones you read before. Well, the ones I read before - I guess they're not LM. All right. Okay.
CMP: So I need three of them in a bag, coming out of F-2.
CMP: That bracket - it's a little flat blacket - bracket.
CDR: ... That's it.
CDR: What about your sextant adapter, your eyepiece?
CMP: Oh, I'11 ... something. I forgot where it goes. Have to look on the entry. IMP Okay, Gene. We need a - -
CDR: There you go, Ron. I24P - - three 70-millimeter mags in a bag.
CMP: They're up in F-2. IMP F-2.
CMP: There should be a three bagger up there.
CMP: Which one?
CDR: ... I24P That's a three bagger we're looking for. A bag of three.
CMP: Yes, ... it's got - I don't know, three or four pictures left. No, it's fully exposed .... IMP ... 105. C$4P Yes, but I only could go to 106. The rest of them I had to keep for calibration or something.
CDR: ... C_4P No, it doesn't make any difference. IMP There should be a bag there.
CMP: No, I don't care anymore ....
CDR: You know which one of these was the rendezvous? No. You can look back in the Flight Plan and find out, but -
CDR: Mark it if you find out.
CMP: That's in section 3 of the Flight Plan.
CDR: Section 3? I_P Yes. What have we got now? What have we got out now?
CMP: Okay .... IMP Well, Gene wants to mark one of them if it's the right one.
CDR: ... IAvd ° Should be configure camera.
CDR: Beginning of the rendezvous?
CMP: Before the rendezvous, yes.
CDR: Configure camera - KK ... I24P I don't know whether KK is in there or not.
CDR: Yes, ... IMP I didn't put them in so Ron can tell. I can't get them in any other way.
CDR: There's KK.
CDR: ... KK.
CDR: Write Something on there.
LMP: Okay, Ron - Stand by on those. You got the camera bracket, tool kit; 16-milimeter mag, two in a bag?
CMP: I don't have those yet.
LMP: Okay. But you have the LM - you have the 70-millimeter LM - two LM magazines.
CMP: Yes. I've got a total of 5 remaining.
LMP: Yes, that 's right.
CMP: And I will have a total of 3 - ...
LMP: Okay, do those two 16-millimeters come in a four- magazine package? Yes, probably.
CDR: ... I got four magazines ...
LMP: Okay, here's -here's two.
LMP: ... JJ.
CDR: ... No, I Just want two in there.
LMP: Okay, here's one VHBW. If we ever need any ... today, that's where we put them.
LMP: Okay. Your waste - You ready?
LMP: Well, waste nlanagement backup bag. That's all in there. We haven't used that, have we?
CDR: No, it's still there.
LMP: How about the urine filter assembly, three in a bag? I guess we've taken ... out. anymore,
CMP: We don't need them do we?
LMP: ... use them once.
LMP: There's two, i think.
CDR: R-11.
LMP: R-11.
CMP: ... here they are, right here.
LMP: Got all three of them? el ·
LMP: The ... is ...
CDR: ... I got a big one ...
LMP: No, you want the little one. The big one stays there.
LMP: It doesn't make a lot of difference.
LMP: Okay. But your waste management backup bag is in th ere.
LMP: Okay, side of A-8. I guess that's it for A-8. We've got five items to add in there.
CDR: ... Okay. Tape cassettes, tape batteries, H 2 gas sep- arators, tone booster, and the ALFMED blindfolds.
CMP: ... got a lot of room.
CMP: I'm pretty sure we will have. Page 11
LMP: Okay. Why don't - on the - ... why don't you write down that mag ...
CDR: ... write down which mags ...
CMP: ... awhile ago ...
CDR: ... get it all, Ron?
CMP: What have you got room enough for?
CDR: This much room, except we've got a tone booster.
CMP: The tone booster can fit right in here ....
LMP: Okay. I've got a note here if you've got some room in there.
LMP: It looks like this one ...
LMP: Ok ay.
LMP: Hand them up here and I'11 put them in the bag.
LMP: Okay. On the side of A-8,' you ought to have the vacuum brush.
CDR: ... right here ...
CDR: What are you looking for? The vacuum brush that's down in the ... bag here?
LMP: No, right over here, Gene.
CDR: No, that's ...
CDR: Well, I know, but ...
CDR: The vacuum brush and what else?
LMP: Okay. The urine hose with adapter and two straps we'11 have to leave out. Right?
CMP: Yes, we'11 have to leave it out.
LMP: Okay. I've got it marked. EVA guards - left, right, and center with straps. We've got those in there. And unipod pole assembly's in there. So the hose is left. Okay. Pick your next spot.
CMP: The only one we got left is A-7.
LMP: Oh, no. We've got -what?
CDR: The intervalometer.
CMP: Oh, yes, we do.
LMP: I get my - I can get the intervalometer into U-1 if you want.
CDR: ... that - Anybody want to use the monocular again?
CMP: No, I don't think so.
LMP: And the - Hand me that stowage bag, and I'11 get it out of there.
CDR: ... over here.
LMP: It's under yQur couch.
LMP: I will verify that. Where did it go? Where did the book go? The book.
LMP: U-4, we add cassettes, batteries, intervalometer ... 250. That's done.
CMP: Yes. I guess we may as well start working on - -
LMP: You want A-l?
CMP: ... and see if we can get the rest of them.
LMP: Okay. A-1 should be 16-millimeter mags, seven in two bags.
CMP: Oh, that 's where they all go, huh?
LMP: And the 70-millimeter mags, four in two bags.
CMP: I got one ... around here. Give me that one.
CC: About 15 minutes or so ago, we noticed ... in the AUTO position.
LMP: It is in the AUTO position.
CC: - - in the AUTO position.
CC: Okay, we're - we'd like to Just leave everything like it is ...
CC: We don't anticipate any problem here ... number 1.
CDR: Jack, you need this now?
LMP: Yes, I will. Why don't you Just hand me a bag?
CDR: Okay, Ron. Here are two 70s .... here.
CMP: Four 70s in two bags.
LMP: Seven 16s in two bags.
CMP: Okay, I ... two ...
LMP: No, you got those.
CMP: ... 70-millimeter camera bracket ...
LMP: Yes. Sextant adapter, also.
CMP: 70-millimet er -
LMP: Did you get the 16s yet, Ron?
CMP: No, I don't have the 16s yet.
LMP: Have three.
CMP: Okay .... We're going to need that ..., okay?
LMP: Well, one of those is not - -
CMP: Okay .... ?
LMP: Why don't you hand it to me, and I'11 put it in my bag for you.
CMP: .. °
LMP: Well, I don't want ... emptied out, I think.
LMP: I don 't know.
CMP: .e ·
LMP: Okay, where do you stand on 16s? You got seven of then yet?
CMP: I've got two (laughter).
LMP: Can you find any more 16s, Geno?
CDR: Yes. Over there.
R: - in R-13 right here.
LMP: Here's the intervalometer also, Ron. It belongs down there.
CDR: I have three more here for you .... , Ron.
CMP: No, we use that internal one, Geno, for - I think he said ... here.
CDR: ... How many do you have now, Ron?
CMP: Okay, I've got three - four - five.
LMP: Five? There's one on the camera and - -
CMP: Okay, ... six.
LMP: - - there should be one somewhere else.
CMP: That was that - It's probably that one we took to the I24.
CMP: The one you guys took to the LM.
LMP: That's right. And that's over here in R-13 now, right?
LMP: Should we leave it there?
CDR: Leave it there.
LMP: Okay. Then I'11 change this to a "6," and R-13 is going to have a change here. Well, they don't even want those there. I wonder where they're going to want them?
CDR: .··
LMP: That's for - that's right. I'm ass_ing there's some consideration for that in here.
LMP: Well, it depends on how many things you change, I guess. Whether ... means something. Okay. Got six, you've got 70-millimeter mags, the interval timer, the tape recorder, I've got marked as later. Remote control cable with strap? That's probably still in there, isn't it?
CMP: No, it's in ... 1.
LMP: Okay. TV ringsight in there?
CMP: .il
LMP: Okay. I'11 give it to you.
LMP: I don't think we need a ringsight, do we?
CDR: ·.·
LMP: Hardly in Earth view.
LMP: Got remote control cable there, Geno?
CDR: ... scmewhere ...
LMP: You got the remote control cable?
LMP: Okay. How about the sextant adapter?
CMP: ., ·
CMP: ... Oh, we can't get it in it ....
CMP: i.,
CDR: I'11 get it ....
CMP: ... little thing that goes in here.
CDR: .·.? Goes ..· - -
LMP: You got your towels?
CMP: Three bags of them, yes.
LMP: Okay. The LM DSEA goes there. Flag kit and APK. That's this one down here on the - in the Volks- wagen ...
CMP: ... this is ...?
LMP: Well, we don't have one.
LMP: And our APK goes in there.
CMP: Right in there?
CDR: Our APK - -
CMP: What do - what do they have in R?
CDR: Isn't that in R-sc_ething or o_her?
LMP: Well, they have it in - they have it in A-1.
CMP: ..o
LMP: Well, okay.
CDR: Here, Ron, you want to ...
CMP: All right .... ?
LMP: You want -Jo leave it in R-1. I'11 mark it there.
CMP: Wouldn't it be Just as well ...?
LMP: Well, I don't have any idea how much thought's gone into anything. That's the only reason I'm asking - -
CMP: I don't think very much.
CMP: Most - most of the thought that goes into it is, hey, where is it going to fit, you know?
LMP: Yes, but then I'm sure the entry guys assume that this is the way it's stowed.
LMP: Oh, okay. A change to the change. I ............ ill
LMP: Okay. I've got a bunch of items related to TV that - and the tape recorder that aren't in there. Or aren't permanent yet. And -
LMP: That's it, Ron.
CMP: Th at 's all?
LMP: For A-l, except for the TV stuff.
CMP: We've really got a lot of room in here, too.
LMP: How - how - how large, approximately?
CMP: Oh, let's see. The only thing we've got left is another mag of film, and it's about the same size as one of the other side ... lot of room ....
LMP: Okay, on the top of that compartment, we'11 eventually put the decom bag and - decom bag and the jett bag.
CMP: Okay; that Jett bag is what - ... usually for - for all the LM goodies ....
CDR: ... the OPS?
CDR: Wet deck.
CDR: How much ... battery ...
CDR: Tape recorder ...
CMP: ... recorder battery ....
LMP: Okay, that's - they're supposed to go in the - -
CDR: ... marked. We marked those as something that's not in A-8 yet.
LMP: Okay. You want - -
CMP: U-2.
LMP: - - U-2.
CDR: Binoculars.
CDR: Binoculars in here?
LMP: Only stowage bags will go in there.
CDR: Only stowage bags? Where do we put the helmets? understand
CMP: I don't that either.
CMP: Yes, we'11 ...
CDR: ... not enough stowage ...
CMP: ... _
LMP: Okay. Cabin fan filter in bag. Not yet. Binoculars, med kit, auxiliary.
CMP: It's there. huh?
LMP: Intervalometer, 8 seconds, in bag,
CMP: ... not going to be - -
LMP: Oh, that other one, the timer - that was the thing that was supposed to go over there.
CMP: That's where the timer is.
LMP: I'm sorry. I -
CMP: The intervalometer goes ...?
LMP: The 8-seconder, yes.
CMP: .lo
LMP: And - Okay. So you're waiting for the cabin fan filter in U-2. That's it for U-2.
CMP: ... bag in here ...
LMP: What ? Okay.
LMP: That should have been in a bag, by the way. Okay.
CMP: Decom bag?
LMP: Okay. Pick your compartment.
CDR: It's in U-2.
CMP: Loan me your ...
CMP: U-2 is probably the one that ...
CDR: U-3 .... with the ...
CMP: No, on the - - bracket - we're using that.
LMP: LM docking target, yes. Docking target adapter.
LMP: You got all the COAS stuff. Okay. U-3 is square. Pick me another one.
CMP: e, ·
LMP: Oh, here's what they - they expected us to leave the helmets in the LEVAs.
CMP: e. ·
LMP: Yes, cut and paste.
CDR: I'm going to do that right now.
LMP: Well, unfortun - Okay. We're going to have to fix up mine. Think I've got Ron's gloves in there now. Stuffed in there.
CDR: ... another one ... bags ... bags ...
LMP: Yes, I think so. Yes, looks like it.
LMP: Where are you, Ron?
CDR: Long one?
LMP: Return enhancement [?]. Where does that go?
CMP: ... along with the other one I had.
LMP: It's not on here.
CDR: Use the ... bag, Ron.
LMP: How short? Here, I've got one up here.
CMP: ... got one.
CMP: Either that or we take the - -
LMP: Here you go, Ron.
CMP: -- ... stowed·
LMP: That's not what you wanted?
CMP: I'11 tell you what we might do. Let me put this probe on here and tie these other bags down with - with - tie the probe to the side of these boxes along there, you know. Put the - the rock bags around the probe, the rock bag ties around the probe .... Let's do that.
LMP: Well, there really isn't a - Wait a minute - Backup water, is that what this is?
CMP: Yes, backup water.
LMP: I don't know why they can't ever say names. Okay. Now, water bag assembly.
LMP: PGA bag. You're right. Will that fit in there? I don't think so.
CMP: ·.·?
LMP: I don't think so. U-2. Did you do U-2 yet? I don't think you did U-2. Is U-2 going to have a lot of room in it?
CDR: You want to try to get this in U-27
CMP: Don't think we can stow it . ..
CDR: It won't, huh? ...
CMP: That means it's probably the LMP ... - -
CDR: It will fit into U-1. Let's see.
CDR: We supposed to have some LCGs left in this spacecraft?
CMP: No, I don't think so. No.
LMP: They're listed here for entry.
CMP: Yes, because they - the reason they are is because sometimes the guys wear the LCGs in.
CDR: That's right. That's why those LCGs - -
CDR: - - ... always ... wear the LCGs.
LMP: Why don't we put this in there?
CDR: LCGs ... going to ... Where the heck ...?
LMP: You saving these plastic bags?
CDR: No. I was for a while, because I thought I may have to use them for Jettison from the LM.
LMP: Sounds like an AC glitch or something.
CMP: May have to shoot that thing .... works.
CMP: ... thing ... stowage ..., huh? ... stowage bag up there is any ...
LMP: Okay, U-l, we added - what did I call that thing? Waste - water bag assembly.
LMP: Okay. U-1 is closed out.
CMP: I think this goes down there in the LEB, doesn't it?
CMP: Okay .... short ...
LMP: Okay. You want to know where those go, huh?
CMP: Well, ... over there.
LMP: What do you think those might be called? Other than LEVAs? What kind of helmet?
CMP: EVA.
CDR: ... two.
CMP: Yes, put them on the ... platform.
LMP: Yes. We saw something last night on that, didn't we? (Laughter) ... made ...
LMP: Yes, I think that was supposed to go in A-7.
CMP: ... same ... with the ... switched from A-7 to A-8. TIME SKIP
CDR: How's the cabin now?
LMP: 5.5.
CC: We've identified ... - -
CDR: Don't worry about these things coming down on reentry.
CC: -- ...
CMP: Okay, Bob. I've looked at some of those things that - but ... to make sure that I've covered everything and the fact that we checked it again, why don't we go over them again?
CMP: Wait a minute. I'11 get my flashlight and then we can start doing it again, systematically.
CDR: How's the cabin, Jack?
LMP: It's 5.5.
CDR: It's scissors, my dear Watson, scissors.
CDR: Houston, America.
CDR: Bob, it looks like we're going to make it on this OPS depress. She's reading zero, and she's Just barely bleeding out where - somewhere around 5.5. So I'm Just going to let it bleed out now, and then we'11 stow it.
CDR: Seventeen.
CDR: Oooh! Caught my ... on one of those hooks down there. I got to take a leak.
CMP: I'm getting in the goody locker.
LMP: The docking probe cable is going in there now.
CMP: In where?
LMP: L-P.
CDR: What do you want on - -
LMP: And your camera PCM cables? They're still in there?
CMP: Let's see, PCM cable ...
LMP: L-3.
LMP: Is the contingency feeding system in there, now?
CDR: L-37 It's L-2.
LMP: There is no L-_. No, the contin6ency feeding system - - system.
CDR: Oh, the Yes. The system, yes - food - the food system in there, yes. I
LMP: Fecal bag transfer bag? Is there one of those in R- L-B?
CMP: ... fecal bag transfer bag ....
CMP: What the heck is that? ...?
LMP: Okay. R-5. You got couch straps back in there? Probe storage straps, utility straps, cosmic ray - these straps. That sounds like it's about right. R-6.
LMP: See, the chlorine syringe is not in R-6 yet, I gath er.
CMP: Now what are you doing?
CMP: Yes, but there is still a lot of little ... things we got to pick up tomorrow, isn't it?
CMP: Yes, they' re in there.
LMP: Did you put the helmet stowage bags in the - -
CMP: ... Yes, - -
LMP: - - U-2 yet?
CMP: - - U-2. Okay.
LMP: Okay. Where are the PLV ducts?
CMP: Oh, they're in ... bags:, I guess.
CMP: They ain't.
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CDR: Do you know which one of these was the rendezvous? find out. can't get them in any other way. I bracket, tool kit?
LMP: Okay; but you have the LM. You have the 70-millimeter LM- two LMmagazines. three CSM. Okay; and those two 16 millimeters come in a four magazine package? Yes, probably. packages. you use one more? There's one roll left.
LMP: Okay; here's one ... If weever need any ... made, that's where we put it. TIME SKIP
CDR: Houston, America. you think the control actually failed and you're Just now verifying it? had lots of spurious changes in the past history on flights. John's sitting here saying you had a number of times on 10, and so - since we're not - We Just think the power controller probably saw a temperature glitch or something, and we think it will Just come right back. No problem. he recalls it.
CMP: Okay; you have OMNI Charlie. to OPEN now.
CMP: Okay; we'11 open the UV COVER. pitch maueuver.
CMP: And, Houston, the readback on the flow controller there. We'11 check panel 5. ECS RADIATOR CONTROL circuit breaker AC l; verify it's CLOSED. Then we'11 put the ECS FLOW CONTROT.TWR to position num- ber 1. And we'11 turn the ECS FLOW CONTROT.T._R POWER, OFF, then center. that's right. The power is OFF, center, and then - back to POWER. Then wait 20 seconds, and put the ECS FLOW CONTROLLER in AUTO. want America. want wondering - ease you're wondering about that mid- dle step, that's a reset to logic step by going off on the POWER and then back to POWER.
CMP: Okay. ECS FLOW CONTROLLER is going to position 1. Okay; ECS POWER is OFF, and it's back to POWER. And we're waiting 20 seconds.
CMP: Okay; FLOW CONTROT.T._ is going to AUTO now - and stays gray, it looks like. Ron, we'11 be watching your ECS system very care- fully for you, Just in case it flips back. We don' t expect any problem. May have left it on ....
CMP: Yes, they're doing business. Finally got it.
CMP: Yes. Give it the old ... Take me a couple ...
CDR: ... Did he dump them off?
CMP: Well, yes. He dumped them off ....
CC: Say again. PITCH, plus 15; YAW, 204.
CDR: Do we have control?
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CDR: Okay, Bob. You've got ACCEPT.
CC: And you can get into the Flight Plan. We gave you about a 15-minute bonus on your eat period there. You can Jump right into the eat period, if you want.
CDR: Okay· Thank you, Houston.
CDR: Might as well ...
LMP: I'11 tell you what might be the problem with that ·.. getting your system saturated with salt all of a sudden it starts rejecting it.
CMP: Saturated with what?
LMP: Salt, potassium, and what have you. Starts reject- ing it and - -
CDR: See the potassium content in our food was lower than 16. It might have taken longer to do it. Anybody seen the spoons? Oh, there they are.
LMP: And when it rejected them into your intestines, then that soaks up water·
CMP: Those ... old meatballs were a little bit different·
CDR: ... noticed you've both ... start staying ... to eat.
LMP: We've been waiting·
CMP: ... Right.
LMP: Guess I've got food on every page of the Flight Plan.
CDR: ... Oh, well.
CDR: They don't know whether you stand in the bottom of the spacecraft.
CDR: And I don't either. Get a picture of me and my meatballs. Yes.
CDR: Big old ...
CMP: Boy, he's trying ... good light attitude.
CDR: One or the other has got to be upside down.
CDR: You know we might end up Jettisoning those antennas yet, Ron.
CDR: Well, we had a tough time getting one out, didn't we? ... been icing up?
LMP: ... got RCS ... all over the skies.
CDR: Ohhhhhhhhhh. Oh. Oh - Got to ...
CDR: You ...
CMP: Watch right behind you. That's ...
CDR: See that one coming?
CDR: Yes, I know. Can't look now.
CMP: ... thing is hard to put on ....
CDR: ... you can keep going. Let me know when you're ready.
CMP: Yes, wait a minute.
CMP: Wait a minute. Okay.
CDR: ... get it all in ....
CMP: That's about the only thing left.
CDR: What did they say about it?
CMP: They don't know which way it's supposed to ... :
LMP: Couldn't you describe it to them or are they all wound differently?
CMP: He Just wanted ...
LMP: Yes, but shouldn't each comm carrier be wound ...
CMP: Oh, you could, but ...
CDR: We don't know what other wires may be broken ... other ones broken.
CMP: ... problem ...
CDR: ... at least 4,000.
CMP: 5OO.
CDR: Huh? CNP 5OO.
CDR: Why 500?
CDR: Yes, we ought to be - Where's the eyepiece? Down there, isn't it?
CDR: ... necessarily.
CMP: You know it's UV attitude.
CDR: They wanted to turn the command module right into the Sun. They've picked the right attitude.
CMP: We will maneuver to - Oh shoot, I - ... about 180 degrees in PITCH and about 180 degrees in ROLL.
CDR: You can resolve that one when you ask them ....
CDR: How much pitch?
CDR: ... roll ... pitch the other way.
CDR: ... yaw a little bit. i
CDR: Return ...
CDR: Might be?
CMP: You know, you two guys could be ... the drivers up there. Matter of fact, it looks a lot like you. - subtle.
CDR: ... look that way.
CMP: Got two drivers on the side and a little tunnel coming up the middle.
CDR: ... be the eighteenth.
CMP: Nonpotassium coffee, coming up.
LMP: Thank you. 8C ...
CDR: No. There you are ...
CDR: Wake me up. I thought you said this morning there was no coffee left, Ron.
CMP: ... had one, so I don't know .... may seem like ...
LMP: Well, what questions do you think they'11 ask us today? Let's see how good you guys are.
CDR: Oh, think they'11 ask us about the ... PS monitor yesterday. Why do we ... when the other guys do not. £
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LMP: They're going to ask you about your medical problem, Ron.
CMP: You know ... - -
CDR: They're going to ask you now if you and Gene, - now because you're a scientist and you've gone to the - to the Moon, and a geologist have gone to the Moon ... exotic ... within reach in the universe. At the present time, are you - can you - -
CMP: You're going to give your hot water up.
CDR: Have you reached the epitome of your goals or something?
LMP: Pinnacle - pinnacle - -
CDR: (Laughter) yes, pinnacle of life.
LMP: Yes. And
LMP: No, they're going to ask - they're going to ask you what are you going to do now that you're - can't fly anymore.
CDR: ... contact.
CDR: ... really?
CDR: I got to wipe that water off. You're not getting the commander's feet wet.
CDR: I've never ... sure
LMP: It was - it had rained, just a shower. (Laughter)
CDR: Oh, I think of that half ... with the ...
LMP: 6.4 g's, gang.
CMP: Coming up. 6.4. Whewl
CDR: I'11 tell you my impression of the - of the view of the fireball. I think you ... of your own. ·.. gave us the impression we ... - -
CMP: (Laughter) I'm upside down in the tunnel.
CC: ... new trick?
LMP: I don't see how his family is going to live with him.
CMP: We're not going to be able to do that for very much longer, you know.
CC: About 21 hours and 52 minutes.
CDR: You're part upside down.
CDR: There goes your chicken soup upside down.
LMP: There goes your garbage again.
CDR: You knocked four things off; all the time.
CDR: Hey, there ... got a white stag on it. (Laughter)
CDR: Ron, there's a piece of ...
CMP: Whoop I (Laughter)
CDR: The - got to say that fireball ... my impression, because I won't see it .... Is that your ... you're at the obvious place. You know, you're at the far and of a - of a hollow, tubular, - tubular yet converging, sheet of fire. And you're on the inside looking out. But to me it was - it was Just brilliant - brilliant violet-purple and white, and they were Just stre_m_ug from the space- craft. Just fires ... Just like if you could see to the end of that apex, you could look 10 miles away. Maybe it is. Maybe you can. I don't know how long it is. But it - to me it was all purple - light purple and white. It was a spectacular view. Spectacular.
CMP: You don't have any fears though because you can't see nothing.
CDR: No, I'11 - I'11 - -
LMP: ... by the window ... Just go by ...
CDR: You'11 be in the middle, and you'11 be looking through clear visibility, I think. That's as I recall it. Then you can see the darn - dawn tube converging; Like being on the inside of a comet, probably from where we are.
CDR: You got that?
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LMP: - - purple, white - purple, and white. It's a spectacular view. Spectacular I
CMP: You won't be able to see it, though, because you can't ...
CDR: No. All I'11 see ... go by the window ... as it goes by ... You'11 be in the middle, and you'11 be looking through clear visibility, I think. That's as I recall it, right? And you can see the darn - darn tube converging. It's like being on the inside of a comet, probably ....
CDR: We got that ....
CDR: Wait a minute ... all locked up.
LMP: Probably about right, now, I think.
LMP: Probably about right now.
CMP: This butterscotch pudding has - has a big air bubble in it. It's about half full -
LMP: Report them to the - to the Food and Drug Administration.
CDR: Don't ... I
LMP: I hope you wrote that down.
CMP: That's what I've been trying to figure out every night, you know. Like every once in a while - -
LMP: I - I think you'd find it, because my sense of knowing where my feet and legs ... disappears.
LMP: Have you ever - have you noticed that? All of a sudden, you're not sure whether - where they are (laught er ).
CDR: It might be something like ...
LMP: I can - I can kind of relax a little bit.
CDR: I think my legs ...
CMP: Yes, they are.
CDR: See, mine are - mine are ...
CMP: ... it up like that ...
LMP: I guess our l_th day was lift-off day, right?
LMP: So, we got a 14th day by - or into the l_th day by- -
CMP: First day was a 15-hour day.
LMP: I think the Flight Plan was pretty well done, Ron. I congratulate you. I cared very little in doing it myself.
CMP: . .. Holloway is the one who really did all the work. Page B
LMP: Well, he should be congratulated also. I think it was an outstanding Flight Plan.
LMP: Well, what ... about the television.
CDR: It's a little close.
CMP: What matters a little ...
LMP: Therefore, we ought to put it up and make a - ...
CDR: Wonder what ... ? (Laughter)
CMP: You wasn't thinking anything about it (laughter).
LMP: Crawling out of the instrument panel again.
CDR: Wow' ...
CDR: Now I'11 get through with you.
CDR: ... camera down and ...
LMP: What are you doing? Drawing again?
CMP: You know, I really didn't see anything this morning.
LMP: Huh? I thought you were lying, Ron.
CMP: No, I didn't see anything this morning.
CDR: I did. I got about - I counted about 18 of them. ..., but I didn't want to tell him. I didn't want to disillusion you.
CDR: I don't know about my bowels, but my kidneys sure are filling up fast.
CMP: That's a sign.
LMP: That's the first sign.
CMP: That's the first sign·
MS: (Laught er ) (Music) She doesn't sound as good-looking as she is; al- though, I don't know - never look at women.
CDR: Yes, she's not - she's not a beautiful woman; she's - a sexy little wench· Some broad.
LMP: I guess she does pretty well, doesn't she? ...
CDR: She's been in Caesar's Falace in Vegas.
CDR: ... Well, that takes care of that part of life for you.
CDR: Yes. Right on schedule. Knocked off eating (laughter). Oh, I got to take a leak. I hate to get - everytime I do, I get my hands dirty and ·.·
CDR: We can set that camera up and have the patch and the flag there. And we can still get in a patch and flag if we turn it on. And then, you know, we can - If two of us get in there, one of us can Just go back to ...... setting that was already established ...
LMP: Yes, that '11 work.
CMP: Got anything with your name on it?
CDR: With me leaking in the box.
CMP: ... upside down here.
LMP: Let me out! (Laughter)
CDR: Our names are on the patch, Ron, I guess.
CMP: Say hello to the ... right above the patch.
CDR: ... - (laughter).
CMP: I Just ... (laughter).
LMP: ... That was the first time when I concentrated or - or thought about it, I haven't seen light flashes. Tell you, the first night or two, I'm not sure I did. I thought - -
CMP: Yes, I looked ... (Music)
CDR: You guys got another three-quarters of a tank.
LMP: Gosh! Who said there's no stars out there?
LMP: Just about pointed at Polaris, I think.
LMP: Well, the Big Dipper's out here.
LMP: If you had - No, I'm sorry. We're 90 degrees_ of course. Polaris is right over there about off Y. SIM bay may be pointed at Polaris.
CDR: ... Castor and Pollux, right out opposite ... So, ·· ·
LMP: SIM bay is pointed at Polaris.
CDR: .·.
LMP: There's the Dipper and the two pointing stars. They're right like this. Polaris is down there, somewhere·
CDR: · ·· (Music)
LMP: Where are your patches and flags, Ron?
CMP: We ought to figure out a ... Job.
CMP: Crawl around on the floor down here and see if I can find it.
LMP: We could put them right there.
CMP: They'd blow off (laughter)·
LMP: Captain Americal
LMP: Is it a bird? Is it a plane? No.
CDR: You know, you might do that Joke when ... Make it real short. Maybe you ought to ... Maybe you've heard me tell it, I don't know. Get in around that old plane and play with a balloon and all sorts of ... got from the Moon .... Run into the head and lift up the seat ... I'11 look back and say, "Oh, my gosh, is that ... Doctor, quick, quick, c_nherel Come herel" You got to ... tells the doctor what's wrong and ... No, no ... you got to come here ... She came in there and ... Come over here quick and look· So she lifts up the lid and he looks· Where is it? He looks down in there again ... poking around ... Wow! Where'd you get that? (Laughter) So he puts the lid down, and he says, "Oh, my gosh, lady." She says, "What - what's wrong with me?" He says, "No, nothing." "You're all right," he says. "Now don't tell anyone this because it's not con- firmed, but I think you and I are the first two people in the world to be a part of it."
LMP: No, you hadn't told me that one.
CDR: Do a neat Job. No, you want to keep the name on that - -
CMP: Yes, I want to keep the name on the suit. I can tape over it, if you want me to.
CDR: Well, we'11 take it off. Why don't we just tape around it?
CMP: Yes - I - Yes, you can trim that. it with.
CMP: Put tape around it. Hold it while I tape around it.
CMP: I need the flag.
CDR: No, I'm keeping the flag ...
LMP: Sure you got all the stripes and everything?
CMP: It doesn't look ...
CDR: Here, get out of the way and we'11 see if we can find a place around here. Wouldn't - couldn't we - if we all sort of get down in there, the three of us get together there, maybe we can put it in a place like this .... Then, we'11 know it will , always be there.
LMP: Well, we really need to get the camera out, I guess. Yes, let me - -
CDR: Get the camera out; let's take a look at it.
CMP: I'11 get the camera out. I'11 do a temporary tape Job here.
CDR: You could put the flag right over the top of it. We could do that, and then, they'11 always sort of be there if ...
LMP: Somebody will think we're advertising that new movie, a sequel to "Shaft," called "Trunnion" (laught er ).
CDR: Temporary.
CDR: Did you get your sensors fixed, Ron?
CDR: They haven't said anything, have they?
CDR: There aren't any around here.
CDR: Okay; those look great.
LMP: We '11 look at it.
CDR: Yes, let's look at it.
LMP: What Gene said over the VERB-NOUN list. Better yet, maybe - -
CDR: ... - - we better put it with the ... alarm (laughter).
CDR: Hey, listen. I - I didn't want to take any chances. I - I - I'm a little superstitious. I got that last one on purpose (laughter). I didn't want any- thing to change for TEI.
LMP: A fine point.
CMP: Yes, it would (laughter).
LMP: That's a data point .... (laughter).
CMP: Houston, America. Okay, Bob. I've kind of fiddled around with the sensors, now. Are they working okay now?
CMP: Okay. Good enough.
CDR: It doesn't make any difference what - what's ... get the picture lined up.
CDR: No, I'm ...
CMP: Yes. Got it?
CDR: The light is up near the front.
CMP: Ought to be bright ...
CDR: We need the - Ron - the ...
CDR: Oh, you gave it to me. Did you give it to me?
CMP: Well, you might find ...
LMP: .,.
CDR: A what?
LMP: Short circuited. Check your ..., Gene.
CDR: I don't think I ended up with it.
CDR: Oh? No.
CMP: What could be short circuited?
LMP: Well, let's see; let me get our ...
CMP: Well, one says ... The other one Just ...
CDR: Maybe we can Just tape it.
CMP: Oh. Yes. Yes. I
CDR: Why don't we Just tape it right there?
LMP: Why don't we - Yes, that's ...
CDR: Well, this may be high ... be down at the same level the camera will be.
LMP: All right; let's try it.
LMP: Okay. All we have to do is turn it on, I think. We don't want to do that, don't want to do that.
CDR: You mean average?
LMP: You got to have it ...
CDR: Oh, yes. You'd better talk to the ground. They don't know ... Stand by.
LMP: Stand by? Then you don't go to ground with it. You want to go to ...
CDR: Okay. You got to have their permission first.
LMP: Well, let's check it. I don't want to ruin whatever the ground's doing.
LMP: TV operations.
CDR: Yes. You're right. Yes.
CDR: You haven't ... scientific ... scientific to get ...
LMP: Why don't we - Say, Houston; 17.
CC: Go ahead, 17. Yes, we'd like to run a check here on this TV set- up. Are we going to disturb you if we go to TV on the S-BAND AUX switch?
CC: Stand by on that. Let me check with OSO.
LMP: Boy, it sure would help. And, Bob, if it is ar_ inconvenience, could you look ahead and find a time when we could have 10 or 15 minutes, if possible, to work this out?
LMP: Where's that tape? ... What'd I do with it?
LMP: Well, I just had it a minute ago, then I ...
LMP: I can't figure out ...
LMP: How does that look? That look all right?
CMP: Looks like it's going to work pretty good.
LMP: That about right?
CMP: Yes, it looks good to me.
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CDR: Your ... angles now, Jack, plus 30 and 190.
LMP: (Cough) (Laughter) (Singing)
LMP: Put your mouth over it; see if you light up (laughter).
CC: ..., Houston. We'd like to throw a few switches on panel 2B0 and try to get the HF antennas retracted. Over.
CC: First of all, RADAR, OFF.
LMP: Okay, Gordy, the RADAR is OFF.
CC: Okay, ... HF ANTENNA ... RETRACT .... give us a mark, please. It should take about - oh, at least a minute.
LMP: Okay - okay, going to RETRACT -
LMP: MARK it. Oh, HF-2? Gordy, I started 1. I'm sorry.
CC: ... all right. Keep it. It doesn't matter; Just keep working on i there. Keep it in RETRACT.
LMP: Okay, it's in RETRACT and stayed there.
LMP: ... let the old master. Don't use 1 first until you get to me again.
LMP: What did you say? Huh?
CDR: That was me.
CMP: These two on the bottom here ... got these up at the top, and on - -
LMP: Did you give me a battery a minute ago?
CMP: ... one of the batteries ... Page B
CDR: Let me know when you're ready.
CMP: Wait a minute. Okay. (Laughter) TIME SKIP
CMP: ... watching where that Sun is, you know what I mean?
LMP: Gordy, it's OPEN. though. I haven't got anything ... That's what bothers me.
LMP: OMNI Delta when they need it ... strong one.
LMP: What? (Laughter) to - I ought to not take one to keep everything as clean and smelling nice as I can, and you're sitting there telling me you're ... tonight than tomorrow. I may end up having to anyway. can get maximum air circulation. (laughter). and see what else they can recommend for you (laughter).
CMP: Right. (Laughter) Does wonders.
LMP: Surprised they didn't c_m_ent on my having taking one. There it is! The Earth!
CDR: Every - By golly, it is.
CMP: You know, this is getting to be a- -
CDR: That's Just a big crescent Earth, I'11 tell you.
LMP: Gordy, for the first time in seemingly several days, we see the Earth.
CDR: Would you like to - -
LMP: Afraid I don't know whether or not there's any weather down there.
CDR: Well, where did it go? We still maneuvering? There ...
CC: ... can't see ...
LMP: No, sir. You're down to a fingernail, if you'11 pardon the expression. It - Oh, let's see - it's about a - What do you think, Gene? About a one- eighth Earth - one-sixth to one-eighth Earth?
CMP: No, ... ?,
LMP: Got a picture of Ron (laughter). You can see it later (laughter).
CDR: We're orbiting to go around ...
CDR: You're looking at the Pacific, ... and - because it's 5 o'clock in Los Angeles. And that's what you're looking at - the terminator in Los Angeles.
LMP: ... on the map there?
CDR: Well, that's a little bit of both, yes.
CDR: Well, where else could the Sun be going down at 5 o'clock on the face of the globe except one spot?
LMP: Yes, we've been looking at - we've been looking at sunset all along, not sunrise.
LMP: I think you're seeing the airglow.
CDR: Yes .... have that on the ...
LMP: I think I ought to ... or something.
CDR: Our destination.
LMP: Hey, gang, do we have any film?
CDR: Want a mag?
LMP: Why don't you dig it out, Ron?
CDR: Think we ought to have a picture of the Earth, Ron? ..·
LMP: You have anything?
LMP: .ce
LMP: Yes. Ron, I think it's one ...
LMP: Did we do them all?
CDR: How could we do them all from ...? do that.
CMP: put his biomed harness on - oh, I guess 4 to 6 hours _o. on
CC: Yes, let me check that .... something on this when I left last night, but ... get the latest here.
CDR: Okay. Huh?
CMP: ... on me?
CDR: Well, they changed m_ name out for yours, see? And then what we do tomorrow, the other - other two guys put it on.
CMP: ... we ..., huh?
CMP: Okay ·
LMP: Well, we'11 try it again. Darn it.
CDR: Go ahead, ... then all off all at once.
LMP: I'11 take care of them.
CMP: You ... - -
LMP: No, not ..., Just one of them. You can always ... take one of them.
CDR: Take our red ones or your orange ones, if you don't care.
CMP: Which one do you want?
CDR: You - you open it. You take one.
CMP: Which one do you want? Huh?
CDR: .. m_ omni ... here.
CMP: .. omni ...
LMP: .. We'11 do that.
CDR: I left it on there, but ... also. I left it on there.
CMP: · · ·
CDR: But that bracket don't come off there.
CMP: ... Houston at ...?
LMP: Boy, are we going in our private loop. Gordy's been gone for 10 minutes.
CC: America, we're ready now for ... MODE, FREE and AbT_0. VERB hS, VERB _9, ... On the biomed, we're going to leave it up to you. Whoever - draw straws or whatever - whoever you decide to wear the biomed tonight, ... your choice.
CDR: That's easy, Jack and I will put it on in the morning. How's that?
CC: ... e,e America.
CDR: HIGH GAIN, when we get there, Jack, will be minus 37 and 28. They're getting easy down there.
CDR: Maybe they're not on tonight.
CDR: Let's see. There's something that we haven't played, isn't there?
LMP: Here's something that we haven't played.
CDR: What? '
LMP: Is that one of his we haven't played?
CMP: Now, that one -
LMP: Yes, how many - how many of them are in there of his? Is there a lot of them in there?
LMP: I'm ready for almost anything.
CMP: Just look at it. (Laughter) Yes.
CC: ... Houston. We'd like OMNI Alfa.
LMP: Are you bouncing that off the wall and catching it?
CDR: ... must have taken ... off.
CDR: They must have taken the anti ... off. None left. Put the bag in there first.