Otrobonita/noicy-space-talks huggingface dataset:
CC: Go ahead, Ed.
CC: ()kay. I got all - all readings, Ed.
CC: Roger. High scale. TIME SKIP
CMP: ()kay. We're getting ready to start the zero-phase observations on targets 5 and 6. We're a minute _d a half past the T-start time; waiting for 5 minutes - to put on the camera.
CMP: Passed over target 1.
CMP: Sure is a lot of difference with this low Sun than '_here was yesterday. Kind of amazing about C; }low - in particular, how it - You really lose it _ zero-phase,
CMP: Well, tell you what. At this low - Sun angle, you can see a B on target 2, but it's still - still almost unidentifiable; that's Just really a tough target. A shows up real well at this low Sun angle. You'd be hard put to call which crater was B - at any Sun angle.
CMP: Okay. At 04:20, turning on the DAC here shortly. Camera ...
CMP: And I lost them all - So on that one, at the switch point, I could not pick up target A at all. Et was Just too subdued. B was easy to pick up, and C also. C - C was - was very easy to pick up. Going through zero-phase, B was completely wiped out; A, I never did have to start with, so it was wiped out; and C - C held through zero-phase and reason- ably well; but as it got further on up, it, too, got pretty well wiped out. I think it's the same bit of being on the - being on the backside. You Just - The terrain is - You don't have the flat mare surface to give you the relief that - that you need to pick out - to pick out the targets. what It's - - very little contrast in albedo, and - you - you Just don't have the - the ability _o see the darks and lights like we did on the frontside pass yesterday. And, I guess, in summary now, for targets 3 - very easy to pick up at the time I picked them up; of course, the Sun was low an them. And I'm going to turn off this ... test lever under panel 18. Okay, I'11 leave it on a little longer and debrief onto the tape. A - A, B, _nd Ccn target 3 picked up very easily. Saw them into zero-phase; surpri - B is a fairly shallow crater, but it even held up as good as C. I'd out B _u_ C both completely wiped out at zero-phase. A held to zero-phase; but then, as it went on up, you surely couldn't have picked it up - by itself, if you didn't know the relation to some other terrain. All three of those were - Once you're well past zero-phase, it'd be a rather marginal target. And, on target 6, I never got A at all - it was already wiped out. B went real fast in zero-phase approach. C, you could still identify after zero-phase, but Just because you knew it was there, knd then, i% got pretty well wiped out as it - as it went or: up.
CMP: And I'm turning off the camera. It Just maie i_s last mark, I'11 let it hit one more, Let iu cycle one more time.
CMP: MARK. The end of the strip. Okay, Houston. How do you read Kitty Hawk?
CMP: Okay. Let me see if I can pick up the high gain.
CMP: It ought to be getting better real fast.
CMP: 0k_y. And strand by Just ii I'11 make - I want to make a ccuple of notes here. And - ~ TIME SKIP
CDR: ... ORB PZTE ball.
CDR: You got an ORB RATE ball.
CDR: He said everything's looking good, but then he lost us.
CDR: ... Hcuston,
LMP: Antares_ ... again.
LMP: It didn't ...
CMP: Okay .... ? I've already ... one.
CDR: Loud and clear, Houston. How me?
CDR: PCM, LO.
LMP: ... that supposed to be ...
LMP: Okay. I've got ... 4 ...
LMP: ... flow ...
CMP: Okay, Antares. I ... maneuver.
UNKNOWN: Okay, Stu.
CDR: Okay .... solution?
UNKNOWN: ... NOUN ... need -
UNKNOWN: ... Okay, NOUN 58 ... 46 -
UNKNOWN: Page 203
UNKNOWN: ... 1, plus 1 ... 631. That's pretty close ...
CDR: ... dia you read our NOUN 817
CDR: Did you read our NOUN 817
LMP: Okay. We had 62 - plus 62 i, plus 0.1, plus 63 is and I'11 take yours.
CDR: Getting pretty good on that sextant, huh?
CMP: Yes ...
LMP: That's affirm. We have VHF RANGING on A and RECEIVE on B.
CDR: Do you wa_lt 59?
LMP: No, I don't care.
CDR: Okay. I'm going to call up 42.
LMP: P_don? Okay.
CDR: C_Lling up 42.
LMP: Okay. Our so]utions are good enough, We'11 go - go with your PGNS, Al.
LMP: Stu? Stu, we're going to burn plus 62.1, plus 0.1, f plus o3.1.
CDR: Okay, I copy.
CDR: ... burn attitude.
UNKNOWN: C_a you get the checklist while I finish targeting AG_?
UNKNOWN: need VERB 16 ....
CDR: Okay, Stu. We're in burn attitude. Loo{s like we're going to make the burn all right.
UNKNOWN: Okay. I'm through with those. You can have them.
UNKNOWN: Okay. Counting down .,. check your DISPLAY/E_iGINE 0%tERRIDE/LOGIC, closed; and DESCENT EIGI!{l OVER- RIDE, open.
UNKNOWN: Okay. What was the closed one?
UNKNOWN: DISPLAY/ENGINE OVERRIDE/LOGiC.
UNKNOWN: Okay, it's closed. DESCENT ]_{GINE OVERRZDE, open.
UNKNOWN: Okay. ?_iTE SCALE, 25.
UNKNOWN: Okay. Let's get these helmets do-_n.
CDR: ... PGNS ...
UNKNOWN: Now, mine will be okay,
UNKNOWN: Yes, yours is all right.
CDR: Okay. One minute .., seconds to go. You had a 400 plus 100007
UNKNOWN: 400 and plus 10000.
CDR: Okay. To end ... ullage ...
LMP: ... manual start ... in ... seconds.
LMP: ... see, you're not - you're not only arming with the abort stage; if you don't get it, go ENGINE ARM, ASCENT.
CDR: ... set. Starting ullage. 6, 5, 2, PRO, 3, 2, 1, We have -
CDR: iGiZ{ITION.....
CDR: CUT-OFF ...
LMP: M_!
CDR: Okay. We made the burn.
CMP: Okay. Scunds like you got a good burn.
UNKNOWN: -_olY,that's a wild ride, Stuart.
CMP: I've been told ...
CDR: Yes, we're trimnning now.
UNKNOWN: Beautiful, Al; 0, 0, and 3. Let me write them down.
CDR: Okay; O, O, plus 0.1.
UNKNOWN: Okay, you got them; 0, 0, plus 0.1. AGS is plus 0.2, 501, minus () ._.
CDR: 0key ... reset. Now we ought to get back into AUtO TRACK.
LMP: We should be in it.
CDR: Radar needles are off.
UNKNOWN: Say, you got a 50 18 to take you back.
CDR: ... back in a,ztitude ...
UNKNOWN: _ I Just need to see the checklist .... 1909 a_d 15 ....
CMP: Antares, Kitty Hawk,
UNKNOWN: Go ahead?
CMP: Hey, I was wondering if I could get, say, 20 se2- onCs; see if I could get the VHF !ocke'J u_?
UNKNOWN: Say when you need it.
CDR: Give us a mark. We'11 he quiet for 20 secon2s.
CMP: Okay, 3, 2, 1 -
CMP: M_2_K.
CMP: Okay, Ed. I got - I got a hunch that's it. We're 26 now.
LMP: Right on. We say 26. That's pretty good.
CDR: VERB 67 ...
LMP: Yes, every time you get a reset, Stu, giv_= us a yell.
UNKNOWN: We won't know unless you tell us.
CDR: Okay. How's your AGS doing ower there?
UNKNOWN: Mar_, _ney're Just staying right in there. Just hanging in pretty as can be.
CDR: Say, Stu. They tell us from Houston, now, they want us to plus-X thrust anyway on the first docking attempt. You get that word from vhem?
CMP: Say again; I missed that.
CDR: They called us from the control center a little while - well, before v'e left the surface, and said now, on the docking - on the normal docking, the first attempt, they want us to thrust plus-M with you anyway.
CMP: Yes, that's what they said.
CDR: u__ay. Well, i'11 thrust plus-X four Jets then when you _ive me a contact.
CDR: I':i not sire _ like it, but -
CMP: No, I'm nat sure I will either. Why don't we go ahead a_nd dock and see if we capture? And if not, I'11 give you a GO for thrusting.
CDR: I like that idea better. We'11 Just play it noiainal first.
CDR: Okay .... 6 .... line-of-sight radar ... what it is. Line-of-sight ....
CDR: You reset your ball?
UNKNOWN: i haven't reset it ....
CDR: _kuy ....
UNKNOWN: __, here's a number to reset i_ on.
LMP: 3922.
CDR: Okay. What's it look like? ...?
LMP: Mi:_us 40. That's pretty damn close. If you'11 change - let rae give you ari apogee and perigee to reset on. There's 44 1 by - by 59, so it's L_ by 60. Okay.
CDR: Okay. Off and running.
CDR: Ah, there's your docking light.
LMP: Yes, there he is.
UNKNOWN: Tracking light, I should say. There he :-s.
UNKNOWN: _ You _ __adl..g '_ - Can _ou see our light, S_uarc"
UNKNOWN: Yes, he said thav solution he had was ...
CDR: Okay. Final comp in 1 minute.
LMP: I have an 11-foot midcourse, but wouldn coun_ too much on it, It's not enough marks.
CDR: We're Just about right on the nominal vracn.
UNKNOWN: Okay. That midcourse is what I iniVializei after TPI. They're not very good.
CMP: ... ARIA ... uplink here.
UNKNOWN: Yes, could be. You got a final - oh, you i2n't get a final comp until - -
CDR: Right now.
CDR: R_ght now.
UNKNOWN: 0kay_ there they are; 0.9, 0.2, arid 0.6 - -
CDR: Okay, NOUN 81. Stu, ycu ready?
CMP: Roger'.
CDR: Minus 0.9, plus 0.2, minus 0.6.
UNKNOWN: Minus 0.9, plus 0.2, minus 0.6.
CDR: That's right, and I think we'11 burn iv RCS.
CDR: Okay. Mine are ...
CDR: Nct bad a-tall. Not bad a-tall. Everything's right direction; very close.
CDR: You got them?
UNKNOWN: Okay. You're in ATT HOLD, going AGS - Which one are you going to burn first? It's nearly all X right now.
CDR: I wimed it out.
LMP: Vi_B 16 NOUN ,35.
CDR: D:_d you write down the ...?
LMP: No, I didn't, Al.
LMP: Well, I can tell you what they are, because I - -
CDR: Well, _-mean for - you k_now - debriefing - -
CDR: - - later on. Okay -- -
LMP: I did write them dow_, too.
CDR: Oi_ay, Stu, we'11 do it. On time.
CDR: Okay, we're burning.
CDR: Burn complete. Okay. Plus 0.1 in all registers.
LMP: Okay. In all axes?
CDR: Right. _ _"f'_,l_lr'lr_r'kLT, A J[.... --- _NJ
LMP: Okay. VERB 76; MODE CONTROL:, AUTO.
CDR: Okay, it's in AUTO.
UNKNOWN: P35.
CDR: We're in 35.
UNKNOWN: _ Okay. VERB 93.
UNKNOWN: ... 9.
CDR: Yes, let me have that ...
LMP: I want to put another fi_r_ M_© on an_ ge_ m_e of Stuart than I've got left on this one. i've got a ca, ch of empty _iAGs.
UNKNOWN: 84.
CDR: We're right on the nominal. Right on the nominal plot.
CMP: Man, I tell you_ your lights are really _ri6hc from out here.
CDR: Gla_ you like it. Hey, you're in sun!igh_, huh? Yes, vhere he is.
UNKNOWN: So are we in sunlight.
CDR: Mar_, that ...
UNKNOWN: (Laughter) You get a little star down heine?
UNKNOWN: Okay, dock. T8.
UNKNOWN: Okay; TS, 250 at IO.
CDR: You got to focus it.
UNKNOWN: Huh? 'r_..._._.; J,l_:';_Ti_L
CDR: It says here _Zou got to focus it. They don't tell you what the focus ...
LMP: Well, _nything _n this one over - -
CDR: ... feet?
LMP: - - 6 feet's infinity.
LMP: ... 50 at i0.
CDR: Man, I_m glad we're not going for a long rendezvous today.
LMP: Stu, could you see us without the light? i'11 turn it off.
CMP: That's affirmative. I can see you fine.
LMP: Okay. It's off. Give me another camera setting, Al. For this one, it's - -
CDR: Okay .... 50th, f/11.
LMP: Okay. 250th. Okay, whatever the distance is -
CDR: Take five shots, it says.
UNKNOWN: Okay, I go_ ...
CDR: Okay (yawning). You can start taking shots now, if you want.
UNKNOWN: Pardon?
CDR: Get - Venus up there.
LMP: Ncw, if ] can remember where I put .my camera bracket.
CDR: You had then down there.
LMP: ... goodie I forgot. CC,, -,iT"'
UNKNOWN: Yes, z stuck that one in there while you were packing up.
UNKNOWN: Bey, there's Just hardly any ...
CDR: Yes, i noticed that, Stu. It's the - seems to be right on the ball all the way. Right on the ball. The old bellyband.
UNKNOWN: You get time to check and see if that angle bracket is over in the regular stowage? Z tnough_ '/cur I put it somewhere else to get it out of way, an_ I can't remember where ncw.
CDR: Here it is.
CDR: Climbing up the hill.
LMP: ... number 2 midcou-_se?
UNKNOWN: Yes;. We'11 have comp in ...
CDR: Nine tlnou and - -
UNKNOWN: i tell you, now that is a wit_ sight watchin6 ·.. intersect the terminator .,.
UNKNOWN: thou ... Okay, we're be!lyin_ cut just a little bit. Say again, Stu?
CMP: i was saying that's a wild sight, lookin_ do_m on you with the - just now starting to cross -_he terminator·
UNKNOWN: Yes, !_i1 bet it is.
CDR: I'11 bet it is.
C: Hey, you know, i saw the - i coula see the ALSEP ·.. ... over
UNKNOWN: That's what they said. Ron was telling us shat. Man!
CMP: I _ot a real good track on you on my pass yester- da_z, the shadow. It really showed up, man. Big long shadow coming out the I_M.
CDR: Gr_at. You think we were pretty close to the la?.ding site?
CMP: I'_ say you were_
CDR: Ckay. We're in final eom_ now for ...
CDR: Okay. r_OUN 81, Stu. Minus 0.1, minus 0.2, minus i.4.
CMP: S_ay. I copy minus 0.!, minus 0.2, minus ...
CMP: Okay, mine is plus 0.6, minus 0.2 ...
CDR: Okay, very gosd.
CDR: I guess we'11 burn it.
CDR: if Z can still help you over here.
CDR: Okay. We'11 burn Z first. As a matter of fact, that's all we've got left.
CMP: Okay. As a matter of fact, that's all we've got !eft.
LMP: Okay; trim te 1117
CDR: P_us !11. Okay. Burn's complete, Stu.
CDR: Okay, put me back on the checklist now.
LMP: Okay. Go to P00. C-'2;',"ICE.,;T;AL-
UNKNOWN: VERB _8, 11 - Oh, you had to change shat. Your \hERB _8, 13002.
CDR: Yes, well, we're supposed to load feur 'ets, you see, in ?ase we have to -
UNKNOWN: }Jell, do you wans to pu_. that in :sw er wai_?
CDR: Yes, nLight as well.
UNKNOWN: Okay, 13002.
UNKNOWN: Okay. DAP's changed. Go PL7.
UNKNOWN: We read you loud and clear, Eous%on.
CDR: Well, things Just about as ncmina! as _'_ey _euld be. _{e had good PPI and m_idcourses e," aro_x_ i. ) an:l i.1 feet per second, DELTA-V total, l-ye you the exact numbers if you want them, but e.._r[,_thins's ._ust about nominal.
UNKNOWN: D And you're locked ua on the steer-_ble, He_sten.
CDR: Okay, Ed'li give them to you.
CDR: Ed'l! give them to you.
LMP: Okay. The numbers for TPI: NOUN 81, plus 62.1, plus D.1, plus 63.1; burned on time; ar.i cuSSed PGNS to OO plus 0.1.
CDR: Okay, you got NOUN - - L DAY 7
CMP: Roger_ Gordon.
CMP: ..
CMP: Your problem's loud and clear, Ed.
CMP: Normal, one-half.
CMP: Not at ails really.
CDR: ... point zero ...
CMP: 0h_ no.
CMP: Well ...
CMP: Nc. No, I didn't feel tha: one.
CMP: A:d we want ...
UNKNOWN: You know ...
CMP: You know ...
CMP: Okay, we're ... TIME SKIP
UNKNOWN: Houston, Apollo 14. TIME SKIP
UNKNOWN: Roger. That's what I understand as a normal acqui- sition, but I - I thought I heard the word REACQ couple of times, implying a position of the anten- na, and I was confused on that one.
UNKNOWN: Page 217 DAY 8
LMP: Houston, iL.
LMP: Okay. It seems to ha_Je popped right up very nicely this time.
LMP: Thst's affirm.
CDR: Ed, whre's a pair of scissors? Never mind. TIME SKIP
CDR: OkaM.
LMP: We!l, don't do it now. Move on.
LMP: ... let me .5o it.
LMP: Very good. 'F;DE;,;T;A' ' 1'_1 [.. BLA2_K THIS PAGE I_'YfEi%_TIONALLY LEFT _4 DAY 9
CDR: Don't see any horizon at all, huh?
CMP: Net ye_, no.
CDR: Prchably too mmch light in here. Why don't you flip your floods off and see if you can see a dark horizon.
CMP: The Moon is aw_i bright. I sure don't. Ail I see is a-
UNKNOWN: In other words, it must be shifting. Let's see, we've get - on the tape recorder - we have 30 min- utes of high-bit-rate recording, don't we?
CMP: 3C minutes? Yes. There's a decal down there tha_ tells you that. You might verify. I thir_k it's 3C minutes for 4 hours or something.
LMP: I thought there was, too, but I don't see it.
CMP: Right by vhe HIGH switch? I saw that somewhere
LMP: That's right. Right, 30 minutes in 2 howrs. Okay, we'_fe got 10 minutes to interface and 13 minutes, so with 23, we've got plenty of high-bit-rate time.
CDR: Houston, 14.
LMP: Okay, Stu, you - okay, there's the Moon. I've got the Moon in 2. Moonset is 25:15.
CDR: Wei_l, i got signal strength.
LMP: Yes. We're on the right antennas. Everything looks good now.
CDR: Hello, Houston; Apollo 14.
CMP: There's the hcrizon.
CDR: Finally found one, huh?
UNKNOWN: Houston, .&pollo Ih. Do you read?
CC: Apcl!o ih, this is Houston. Over.
LMP: Okay, Bruce, we have you now, loud and clear.
CDR: Okay, as we reported, we got a good separation; we're _ack in plane; and we're follo_-ing the horizon on down. Yes, there it is. Look az the airglow. No. Hell, that' s -
UNKNOWN: Yes, there's the horizon.
CDR: Yes. It's a good solid horizon. You really fion't see any airglow.
CDR: Not frcm the dark side.
CC: Apollo ih, Apollo 14; this is Houston. Say again? You're very weak. Over.
LMP: I'11 get it. Houston - -
CDR: Okay, Houston. We have had good separation; we're back in plane, are following the horizon down. Over.
CC: Roger, we copy you now, loud s_d clear. _:d you're looking very good frc_ down here, lb.
CDR: Okay; everything's fine up here. Z
UNKNOWN: Boy, hope that Moon stays in the window here, so we get the picture.
CDR: Supposed to be set on the left-hand side, isn't it?
UNKNOWN: Yes. Ar.d it's almost sitting out cf my wit.dow.
UNKNOWN: I got it. I
UNKNOWN: Page 221
LMP: Yes, but it's - My window's the one that's got the ca_lera in it.
CDR: Oh, you want it then.
CMP: We want to try to get a picture of the Moon sitting there. We show-
LMP: If you could yaw to about 5 degrees -
CDR: Give it to me. Give it to me. I'11 do it hand- he!d, if you want.
LMP: No, hell, you could - .05g's get you right after that. Let's don't - -
CMP: 2_ minutes.
LMP: Yes, let's don't take the camera out of the bracket. Might not get it back in time.
LMP: I think _t's going to be close enough.
CDR: Okay, what's !aext on the checklist?
LMP: Thatrs it, .05g's next - RRT is next, rather.
CMP: Okay, Al, here we neea - -
CDR: Scme more light.
CMP: Yes. Thank you. Beautiful. We need CMC, RATE CCMM_RND, in case we go SCS; and, other than that, she looks goo_.
CDR: Need EMS ROLL and .05g, also.
CMP: That's right, and we need this to back up at 32.
CDR: If i_ doesn't work.
CMP: If' it doesn't work. No matter what that reads, at 32, this switch goes off.
CDR: 32?
CMP: At 32, right here.
CDR: Oh. _at's true. If you don't have ycur .CSg light.
UNKNOWN: Yes. If - if it didn't start itself. Darer.,that Moon' s -
CDR: It's really hard to see it.
CDR: Yes. i think I'11 put it back up a little bit. Oh, there's the - the terminator coming.
CDR: Yes, if you roll a little bit_. Ed'11 get it. ncw.
LMP: Yes. Yes. Okay, it's coming in nicely
CC: Apollo 14, this is Houston - -
UNKNOWN: Great, great.
CC: - - We show you with 98.4 amp-hours left on the water amd 56 hours endurance. Over.
CDR: Okay; 98.4 and 56. Thank you.
LMP: That's - that's great - -
UNKNOWN: a good view.
C: Okay. There's some airglow.
C: Yes. It's starting to glow. We got a - Oh! Man, oh man; you can see itl
CDR: Well, we better run the camera.
LMP: No, i don't want to waste film yet. Wait tmtil it starts zo set.
CMP: Well, let me see. You've got -
UNKNOWN: We've got a minute - I've got 45 seconds. %
CMP: Oil, give it 45 seconds. Now, turn her on.
LMP: No, Just a little more; I haven't got that much film.
CDR: Oh, turn it cn, for C,hrist's sake. Run it at - -
LMP: i_ve got my £ilm budgeted.
CDR: R_m at slower speed, for Christ's sake. Then you could - do something.
UNKNOWN: Hey, you've caly got 30 seconds (laughter).
CDR: (Sound of camera running)
LMP: You bastards are running my film out before I get the chutes.
CMP: Oh, I'd rather have that than the chutes.
LMP: Oh, man that sure is pretty. Back home again. Keep it in the window. You're letting it get too high on me - -
CMP: AL1 right.
CMP: - - I mean, too far down.
CDR: _nere she goes. The real - -
CMP: Dmd moonset, Houston.
CDR: The real moonglow.
CC: Roger, Stu.
CDR: (Camera stops)
CDR: Yes, that was the real moonglow.
CC: Right about on time.
LMP: Right on time. About 2 seconds early.
CDR: Okay. Well, we ought to get back in some kind of attitude here.
UNKNOWN: _ Okay. Okay, I'm going - be cn my cards here in Just a m_inute. You'11 '_e on your o_m.
CMP: We're at 154, pitch.
UNKNOWN: _ Okay, 154 is your attitude. We're waiting for RRT, which is exactly 2 minutes from now.
UNKNOWN: Stu needle looks like she's taking a noti3n _o come off the peg.
CDR: The which needle?
CMP: The pitch steering needle.
CDR: Oh, the steering. You said t]he Stu needle, s_nd i wondered what the hell -which needle you'd adomted.
UNKNOWN: Okay, Stu, you're going to have ?&TE CO_L_,TE, C.',_C, AUTO at .05g, right?
UNKNOWN: Okay, yes. Yes, well, CMC, _yway. if you want AUTO, I'11 put her there now.
CMP: That should be taken out of the checklist. _ut that fills all the squares.
UNKNOWN: Yes. You can have AUTO whether you need -t or not, huh?
CMP: That's right. Entry DAP does not look at the MODE switch.
CDR: Oh man,. are we coming down!
CC: Apollo 14, this is Houston through AFIA 2. i_ow do you read? Over.
CDR: Loud and clear, Houston.
CC: Roger. Reading you the same, 14.
CDR: Okay. We're standing by for RRT.
CMP: And our thanks to the ARIA troops for the memento they sent before launch.
CC: Okay. i'11 pass it on to the rest of them. I'm sure some of them are monitoring the loop.
LMP: Okay; 47.
CDR: Needles converging. Nicely. Nicely.
UNKNOWN: Okay, there's 20 seconds. RRT.
CMP: See you're - now, see you're starting it here a gocd minute before a_nything happens.
LMP: No. Well, I'11 shut it off a little bit more.
CMP: When you had - when you had something good going -
LMP: Yes, bu% I've _ot to get my hands down right now. 5, 6, 7 - RRT?
CMP: RRT.
CMP: About 17, we should start picking up some g's. Okay, troops, we're on our way.
CDR: Here we go. O:rithe way.
CC: Okay_ Apollo 1_. It's about 8 seconds to begin- ning of blackout.
CC: We'11 talk to i_ou when you come out the other side. .,,
CDR: Here she comes.
LMP: And stand by.
CDR: - - zero g.
CDR: MARK. .05g.
CDR: _ No. I sta__ted it, though.
CDR: F24S, .05g, ROLL.
UNKNOWN: Okay, you got the .05g, _S ROLL switch?
CMP: - - passing one g.
CDR: Okay, 1.h.
C: Okay, _assing 2g's.
CDR: 2.8.
CMP: Passing 3g's.
CDR: 3.2.
CDR: Passing 4g's.
CDR: _.7. Lo©ks geed; 4.2.
CMP: Passing 5g's.
UNKNOWN: CDR 4.7, 5.2, 5 - 5.5. Okay .... 5.8.
UNKNOWN: Looking good.
CDR: 6.3.
CDR: 6.6.
CDR: 6.7.
CDR: It's stiff.
CDR: That should be it.
CDR: 6.75.
CMP: Okay. 6.7.
CDR: Ioming back offl;
UNKNOWN: Okay. Watch for a roll.
UNKNOWN: ,)kay.
CDR: Now, we're starting to roll.
CDR: Zt's commanding a roll. roll.
CDR: Starting to Okay;
CMP: g's are coming off. Peak g checks well.
CDR: Yes. Entered 1 - 180.
CMP: Okay, we're at 180. It's falling.
CDR: Very good_ hg. How do you look?
CMP: On zwo counts.
CDR: Plus zero.
CDR: Come on. Get past - It's got mo stay up or we're going to be short.
CDR: NOUN - -
CDR: VERB _0 NOUN 72 ENTER. 21340.
CMP: Okay. I'11 give you - -
CDR: 21140. Give .'nea'mark.
UNKNOWN: Hey? you give ::e a mark on - because yours is comput ing.
CDR: Okay, :26, 24.
CMP: Okay, _e're _ocd. You can go back - -
CDR: 23.
CMP: Go back _c normal display. It's commanding 60 ce g__ees _
CDR: Ckay, 60 degree-';(cough).
UNKNOWN: It's got 60.
CDR: Okay. Did CI l:_ok good?
UNKNOWN: Yes. CI was exact.
CDR: Okay. Great. 70 by 72.
CMP: Okay. It's got its potentia_'L back now.
CDR: Plus 75.
CDR: Plus 7_.
CDR: Okay, over the top.
UNKNOWN: It's coming over. 80.,
CDR: Minus _0. Minus; 83.
UNKNOWN: It's failing.
CDR: Minus 90. ir
CDR: Minus 88.
UNKNOWN: Okay, we should be in the blackout. Here s 335.
UNKNOWN: We still don't have signal s_rength.
CDR: Okay, we're still on - about 1400 on the EMS scroll.
CDR: Okay. Minus 80. Minus 78.
CDR: And it's flying it. Okay, potential's bleeffing off.
CDR: Minus (56.
CDR: Okay, that's good. It's bringing it up.
CDR: Minus 6L.
UNKNOWN: Okay. We're still on the dot. We're _rohably going to go back in for about 3g's here - -
UNKNOWN: Minus 58. Minus hg.
CDR: Minus 38. Houston, Apollo 14. How do you read?
LMP: No signal strength, Al.
CMP: Okay, the EMS is minus 50 - -
UNKNOWN: It's starting to come in now.
UNKNOWN: It's agreeing well. Past 200. It should be leveling it off, and it is.
CDR: Minus 5!3.
UNKNOWN: Dug in Just a little bit.
CMP: Gcing right at 3g's.
CDR: Aah '-hat's good.
CMP: That's only a g am.d a half.
CDR: Minus 21 ....
LMP: Houston, Apollo ih. How do you read?
CMP: Okay, the range potential's beautiful. It's really doing a great _ob.
CDR: Minus 42. Minus 15. Just a little glitch.
LMP: Houston, 14. How do you read?
CDR: Cross range amc down range.
CC: Okay, 14. You're coming in loud *** ARIA 3. How did it go?
LMP: Oh, very good. We're I_ressing right on down.
CMP: Things are looking good, Bruce. EMS, C_CC check- ing real well.
CC: Good show, Stu. On television, looks like a beautiful ***
CDR: Okay. Minus h_i. How do we stand on steam PRESS?
LMP: Just a minute, I can't get my watch.
CDR: Minus 50 - You got so many watches, you can't pull your arm up. Minus 60.
LMP: About a minute to 9OK.
CDR: Minus 65. 63. Okay.
CC: 14, Houston. _amoa Rescue 1 has S-band lock with you .. Over.
UNKNOWN: ° Roger. Thank you.
CMP: Okay. -
CDR: Okay, over the top. Minus -
CDR: Plus 6;_ _,
UNKNOWN: We estimate 30 seconds from 90K, Bruce.
CMP: Okay. We're passing 50.
CDR: Okay, Flus 76. Cross range a_d iowr. range are hanging right in there. B_ucn is i.0 and _lus iL5.
UNKNOWN: Okay. The EI4S checks real well with - -
CMP: - - what it's doing. It says it's going ts head us to target.
CC: Okay_ 6 plus 28, 14.
LMP: Okay. No steam PRESS pegged yet.
UNKNOWN: How's ring i doing? It's looking good.
CDR: Minus 8;2.
UNKNOWN: It's there.
UNKNOWN: 80. Minus 67; starting back.
CDR: There she comes.
LMP: Steam PRESS starting up,
CDR: Yhere she comes.
CDR: Okay. ,Minus 62. ',At
CMP: EMS is saying an overshoot.
CDR: Minus 60.
LMP: MARK_ 90K.
LMP: Steam PRESS pegged; 90K.
CMP: _M.S says we're going to have a slight overshoot.
CDR: Okay, over the topi 72.
CDR: Okay, and NOUN 67, I read 270L, 17269_ 2704, 17269.
CMP: Altimeter's off the pe_ 60 grand.
CC: I concur.
CC: We copy that, 14. You're looking real good.
CDR: And the altimeter's off the peg.
CMP: Okay. Passing 5OK, Bruce.
CMP: Okay, OABIN PRESSURE - -
CC: Roger. Passing 50.
LMP: - - BOOST/ENTRY.
CDR: Okay. Pyro's are going armed. BOOST/ENTRY?
LMP: BCOST/ENTRY. PYR0s, Ai_{.
CMP: Okay, there's BOOST/ENTRY a_d the pyro's are armed.
LMP: Okay, standing by for - - _ _ -.
LMP: 30K.
CMP: Okay. We passed - -
LMP: Get me stable at k0.
CMP: We're passing 40.
UNKNOWN: Yes. We're stable.
LMP: Okay. Call 30, then.
UNKNOWN: it's still steady as a rock -
CMP: Okay. Pyro's are armed. We _re BOOST _ENURY. Okay, about 32.
LMP: Okay, ! have you a little earlier - higher than that.
CMP: Okay. There's 30,000.
UNKNOWN: ELS LOGIC, on.
CMP: ELS LOGIC.
LMP: ELS, AUTO.
CMP: ELS, AUTO. i verify them both. Stand by for the drogues.
CDR: Stand by for the drogues.
LMP: = Ail right.
CDR: Stand by for apex cover.
C: _ Yes, apex cover.
UNKNOWN: it goes!
UNKNOWN: There's the drogue.
CDR: There goes the drogue.
CMP: And there goes the drogue.
LMP: Drogues are out.
CDR: Hey, beautiful.
LMP: Thark you, Bruce.
CDR: Nice going, Bruce.
LMP: Rea_-_fine Job.
CMP: Okay. What's the checklist say?
CDR: Ed, what's the checklist say?
LMP: Okay, we're Just waiting for mains. Stand by. Cabin pressure's going up. Waiting for mains at 10K.
CMP: Okay, you're passing 14; 13.
LMP: I'm watching your pressure. It's confirming. Cabin pressure's confirming.
CMP: Passing 12.
CDR: 02 FLOW HI. ignore it.
LMP: Okay, we're about 12,000.
CMP: We're passing 1i.
CMP: And there go the drogues. And the mains are out free. Oh, we gst all three. Three.
UNKNOWN: all three.
CDR: They look great (laughter).
UNKNOWN: We got three beauties.
UNKNOWN: D They look great!
UNKNOWN: They're dereefed.
UNKNOWN: Dereefed _d - Oh, boy! That's mar_¢e!c:us.
UNKNOWN: Okay, we gev three good ones. _?_at do y_u _hink of'that ?
UNKNOWN: Three.
UNKNOWN: Aah, look at that - Beautiful! Okay, stay _n _he checklist. We're passing 8.
UNKNOWN: Try to get rid of this camera.
UNKNOWN: D \_]F smtenna, recovery. Okay.
UNKNOWN: _ Okay _IMS is OFF.
LMP: VHF A, SIMPLEX.
CDR: Roger, Fredo.
CMP: Okay. SURGE TA_IK, OFF.
R: Apollo 14, Apollo 14; this is Recovery, Recovery. Over.
UNKNOWN: REPRESS PACKAGE, OFF.
CDR: Apollo 14, Recovery. Reading you loud a-nj clear.
UNKNOWN: R_EFRESS DACKAGE is OFF.
UNKNOWN: c ... Z,;TT, A'L ...... w_
CMP: I've done that.
LMP: DIRECT 02 valve, OPEN.
CMP: 0ka:_. DIFECT 02 valve coming OPEN.
LMP: CABLN PRESS, CLOSE.
CDR: Reating ycu lol_ and clear, Recovery.
CMP: 0key. CABIN - CABIN PRESS, CLOSE. Okay.
R: Apollo 14, Apollo ih. This is Recovery, Recovery, Recovery. We hold you visually. Reactivate re- covery beacon. 07er.
CMP: Okay. Press _ead.
LMP: Okay. We have COMMAND MODULE RCS LOGIC ... and CABIN PRESS, CLOSED. You got that?
LMP: COMS_ MODULE RCS LOGIC on.
LMP: COMS_ND MODULE PROPELLANT, DUMP.
UNKNOWN: Recovery, New Orleans. Red, est astronaut voice reFort from Apollo lb. Over.
R: Ro_er. Wait 1. Apollo 14, Apollo ih; this is Recove_y. Over.
CMP: He_, Al?
UNKNOWN: New Orleans, Photo. Photo is about a mile short. Ali three chutes look good. Appear to be dereefed.
UNKNOWN: _ Photo, Roger.
UNKNOWN: Photo, this is Recovery. Ha_Je you heard _ny voice transmission?
UNKNOWN: Negative, negative. Apollo 14, Apollo iL, ?_s_o. Over.
UNKNOWN: _o joy.
UNKNOWN: Roger. Switching to secondary.
UNKNOWN: Ro_er_ I'11 remain there, too.
UNKNOWN: Apollo Ih, New Orleans. Over.
R: Apollo 14, this is Recovery. Over.
UNKNOWN: We're back. Four thousand. Rlenty of time ....
UNKNOWN: Okay. Purge.
UNKNOWN: Apollo i_, Apollo 14, New Orleans. Over.
UNKNOWN: I read you loud and clear, New Orleans.
UNKNOWN: Roger. Request your report.
UNKNOWN: Say again, please.
UNKNOWN: New Orleans, Photo. Apparently dumping RCS at this time.
UNKNOWN: Roger, Photo.
CMP: Give me the checklist, Ed.
UNKNOWN: Okay. ... complete.
UNKNOWN: Apollo 1_, New Orleans. Request crew status and voice report. Over.
LMP: Let's get the ... on. it_vT THIS PAGE !?_TENTIONALLY BLAi,_{ DAY 10
LMP: We're right on schedule .... to 3000.
UNKNOWN: Nev_ Orleans, Fhoto on station. Three good chutes
LMP: ... CDMMAi_D MCDULE RCS AUTO to OFF.
UNKNOWN: - - Apparently has completed dumping,
UNKNOWN: Photo, Roger.
UNKNOWN: And my bearing, New Orleans, 148 radio at L and a half.
UNKNOWN: R3ger. We ho2d you on radar.
UNKNOWN: Apollo iL, Apollo iL, New Orleans. Over.
CDR: This is 14. Read you loud and clear.
UNKNOWN: Roger. Request crew status and position.
CDR: Okay. The crew is fine, and we have completed the dump and the purge. We're on the checklist, and everybody's in good shape.
UNKNOWN: Roger. Request position.
CMP: Shut the fre_: 'ap.
CDR: Oh, we ...
CDR: 0kky ....
LMP: Okay. Yeu're okay to go ... cabin pressure ...
UNKNOWN: Ao_lio 14, New Orleans. Request computer read-out. L Day i0
CDR: Okay. I give you a 2'701 and _7266. 270], ±7266.
UNKNOWN: Roger. C,opy.
UNKNOWN: And passing a thousand feet.
CDR: Roger, we're through a thousaad,
CMP: Okay, we're _hrough a thousand, E_. CA_Bi_ __FESS, CLOSED.
UNKNOWN: Okay. They're both CLOSED. MAZN BUS T-Es c.,min__ OFF.
UNKNOWN: Okays passing 600 feet.
R: ... approximately one-half mile,
UNKNOWN: Stand hy for a shock; 500 feets, crew.
UNKNOWN: Sta_cd by for s_lash on third mark. huma._ed
UNKNOWN: Okay. I got ... 100 feet. I show a feet,
UNKNOWN: i00 -
UNKNOWN: Mark. Mark.
CMP: We did it, Ed.
UNKNOWN: Hey, I think we made it.
CDR: Hey, we did.
CMP: We made it .... Good show.
CDR: Okay. Ha hal
LMP: ... circuit breaker .,.
UNKNOWN: Apollo 14, this is New Orleans, Welcome home.
CDR: Th_mk you, sir.
CDR: We're Stable I. Ever_'body's in good shape. ## #
LMP: - - ON, S-band.
CDR: What the hell are we doing with that on there?
LMP: What's that? Houston, I have you locked up on the steerable.
CDR: Okay, let me keep you on this, now.
CDR: We might not get in there which-zillion times, but - -
LMP: Ask him to hold off on it until you do.
CDR: Ail right. Give me about 5 seconds, Stu. Need another 5 seconds.
CMP: Okay. I'm showing 10. I'11 make it 15.
LMP: Give me BIOMED, LEFT; PC*** HI.
CMP: Okay. They're zero. Will you be ready to go at 5? Are you ready, Al?
CDR: Okay. Ready.
CDR: We're ready; go.
CMP: Okay. Okay, you're moving out -
LMP: We're clear - -
CDR: No, we're not.
CMP: - - ... probe. We'11 wait until ... damp here. Okay, we seem real steady. I'm going to back off from you.
CMP: And we're free.
CDR: Very good. Okay.
CDR: Okay, we had a norme_ undocking, Houston.
LMP: Okay. DEAD BAND, MIN; VERB 77; go to POO.
CDR: Okay. We're in POO.
LMP: Okay. Yaw left, 60; pitch up, 90.
CDR: Okay, starting left yaw, Stu.
CMP: Okay. Boy, you look mighty pretty out there.
CDR: And starting the pitchup. Pitch up, 90.
LMP: Yaw right, 60; Yaw left, 60; pitch up, 90.
CC: Antares, Houston. We've lost data on you, now. We'd like your - what you ended up with in NOUN 83. $
CC: Roger. We ended up with - -
CDR: Minus 0.1 - minus 0.1, 0.
LMP: Plus 0.1, minus point - -
CDR: Minus 0.1 - -
LMP: Minus O.1, plus 0.1, and O.
CDR: Shit. Try it again. Minus 0.1, minus 0.1, 0.
LMP: Okay. Houston, you reading?
UNKNOWN: Minus 0.1, minus 0.1, and 0.
CC: Okay. Minus 0.1, minus 0.1, and O.
CC: Houston, I have you back on the OMNIs. It doesn't seem to be tracking.
CC: Roger, Antares.
LMP: I'11 give you LO bit rate, if you want it.
CC: Okay, Antares. You can stay in HI.
CDR: See them yet?
CDR: Ought to see them pretty soon.
CMP: Okay, Al. You're around - you want me to verify your tracker light?
LMP: Okay. There's your tracker.
CMP: And it's loud and clear.
CDR: Zero degrees and down.
LMP: There he is. Okay, Stu, we have you; and I have the camera on; and you look mighty pretty out there.
CMP: Okay, I've been taking a few shots of you, there.
LMP: He's got it rate.
CDR: Okay, where are we in the time line?
LMP: Okay. We've got the VHF ANTENNA to FORWARD - Here, put it over here, so we can see it. We're in good shape.
CDR: We'11 be in good shape as soon as we can get these helmets and gloves off, here. ON and OFF and verified; VHF ANTENNAis FORWARD. Turn the secluencecamera off.
CDR: TAPE RECORDER, OFF. CIbNFIDE PDI PREPARATION TO POSTTOUCHDOWN
CC: - - noise, and drop the downlink - drop your downlink - -
CDR: Okay. I'm ready for it.
CC: - - ... so we can get it back in there.
LMP: Let me - let me have the downlink.
CDR: Okay. Here it comes.
CDR: Is the tape - -
CC: Antares, Houston ....
CDR: - - TAPE RECORDER, ON.
LMP: Go ahead. It's ON. Let's go to VOX.
CDR: AUDIO MODE, VOX.
CDR: Okay. mv
LMP: Okay. I've got downlink.
CDR: Okay. Do your VERB 83 as soon as we complete here.
CDR: Okay, how do you read in VOX, Houston?
LMP: And how do you read Ed? ...
CDR: Okay, there's your VERB 83 coming up.
LMP: Very good. That looks good; 317, looks good; 883, that looks good. Let's go to 277; that looks good. Great. All right, I can start loading the AGS pad, now. 231, plus 56963. '"96"'40 is the same.
LMP: Plus #*#6963.
CDR: 8254.
LMP: 8254; plus 05428.
LMP: 05428.
CDR: ***1; plus 00037[
LMP: Plus 0037; 00037 ... - -
CDR: Okay. **'2 minus - -
LMP: **'2 minus -
CDR: 00147. $
LMP: 00147; 62, minus 00147.
CDR: Right. ***04.
LMP: ***04.
CDR: Minus 12345.
LMP: Minus 12345. Okay. That's entered. Let me run back through them very quickly.
LMP: **'31 read-out, 56963; that's good. **' read-out, 56963; that's good. **'254 read-out - Check me on these - plus 5 - 05428. (gONFIDENII(J t
LMP: 61 read-out, plus 00037.
CDR: That looks good.
LMP: 62 read-out, minus 00147.
LMP: And 404 is a large negative number: 12345.
LMP: Okay, let's press on.
CDR: ... up on minus 10.
LMP: Okay, we're a little ahead of time.
CDR: Okay. I think, Houston, what we'11 do Just before we enter the final trim is to call you to get the ##* set at that time. Do you concur?
CDR: Okay, but we seem to be fairly successful at reset- ting by tapping; so, if it shows up prior to that time, then let us know.
LMP: Let me read this: the limit set goes in. Ignition plus 26; MANUAL THROTTLE.
LMP: And I'11 put these other calls in Just as quick as I can get them in.
CDR: Yes, one right after the other. Okay, what's going on ...
UNKNOWN: Okay, we'11 get it - would have gotten it on our checklist, Fred. We're not quite there yet.
CDR: Go ahead and change our DPS burn.
LMP: Roger. 56978, CLEAR 231; plus 5697_, ENTER. 40'#'5h97 _ ENTER. Okay, Fred; they are in
LMP: AUTO COMMANDER, AUTO again.
CDR: ... It went through ... down to ... pretty well ... ABORT STAGE, RESET; DEAD BAND, MtN; ROT CONTROL, 3.
LMP: Did you get your circuit breaker to gimbal ACT?
CDR: Yes, they are all set.
LMP: All right, let me check mine.
CDR: I already checked yours.
CDR: Okay. PGNS and PGNS AUTO and AGS AUTO. Our push- buttons are reset. A is in MIN.
LMP: How far down are we on the DPS configuration card, now? Down to - -
LMP: Down to there. Okay. i
CDR: *_* we're through with that card.
CDR: Back on this one?
LMP: Roger. We've got 10 minutes.
CC: Standing by for the landing radar.
CDR: I'm a little early here?
LMP: Fred, if you're going to give me any words on the antenna operation, I'd appreciate them very soon.
LMP: Okay. We're going with OMNIs_ At 10 minutes, give me circuit breaker LANDING RADAR, closed; your ALTITUDE TRANSMITTER. CON FIDENI,t im
CDR: Okay. It's closed and the VELOCITY TRANSMITTER is reading 4.0, and the ALTITUDE _I_ANSMITTER is reading 4.0.
LMP: Okay. Let's call P63.
CDR: Let's do (humming).
LMP: **_ just about 1 second off. *** on. Timer's set. It's right on.
LMP: Okay. We're looking for NO_ 63; go ahead.
CDR: Okay, your DPS burn card is all complete.
LMP: Go ahead, ?redo.
UNKNOWN: Okay. If Z hear it, I'11 sw_tch - -
CC: ... call on it.
LMP: Roger. If I hear it starting to break up, I'11 switch it unless you'd rather I wait for the call. Okay.
CDR: Okay, the FDAI *** 51.1 and about ***
CDR: _ looks good. We_ii zero the CDUs.
CDR: *** zeros in.
LMP: Roger. Standing by.
CDR: *** zeros complete.
LMP: Ok_ty.
CDR: 400 to plus 30000.
CDR: It's entered.
CDR: hl0 to plus all zeros.
LMP: 410 to plus all zeros is entered.
CDR: ... plus 10000.
LMP: Plus 10000 is entered.
CDR: ... We have needles?
LMP: It went in and we have needles.
CDR: You can read out 433 at your pleasure.
LMP: Okay. 433, inertial velocity.
CDR: Okay, we're sitting on final trim, waiting 4 minutes. *** VERB 21 NOUN 01, 1010 and 107 is your first call.
LMP: Okay. *** got it there; I've got it here. Good enough.
CDR: Okay. We're starting now with 96 on A and ***4 on B. *** good.
LMP: Hey, Al, your RCS system looks ***
CDR: ASCENT HELIUM i and 2 look good. B tank is still good, and the start tank is good.
LMP: EPS system is good. ECS, all indications are normal.
CDR: ... fortunate. A minute and 50 seconds away from final trim.
LMP: Okay. ***
CDR: Okay. We'11 go into final trim 30 seconds early. It'11 allow you to get that *** - get a final trim and then you can take it over.
LMP: Okay. *** %CONFIDE ,iiiIm
CDR: Rather have me put it in?
LMP: No. I've got it. I just wanted to adjust this lock - locking harness *** can still reach ***
LMP: Oh?
CDR: *** out of there.
LMP: *** we're there, and we are.
CDR: Ok*** you ready?
LMP: I'm ready, ENTER.
LMP: Sure hope this thing comes up. And there it is.
CDR: NOUN 62 VERB 21 NOUN 01, ENTER; 2010, ENTER; 207, ENTER.
LMP: 2010, ENTER; 207, ENTER.
UNKNOWN: Okay, Houston. It's in.
CDR: And Antares is standing by for a PDI GO.
LMP: Good show, Fredo. Thank you.
CDR: Thank you; you troops did a nice job gown there.
LMP: That was beautiful.
CDR: If your watch is reset, we'11 flip the page.
LMP: Okay. Let's go.
CDR: Okay. All procedures are normal from here on in, except at 26, I actuate the manual throttle to f_l on my side.
LMP: That's correct. I'11 start reentering the - that's after you have throttled up.
CDR: Won't have guidance until after I give it to you - after the first ***kay. Have we covered every- thing on that last one?
LMP: At 10 feet per second, we *** me. your
CDR: You're breaking up to Would you rim SENSITIVITY up a little?
LMP: Okay. SENS - VOX SENSITIVITY is full up.
CDR: It's a beautiful day to land at, Fra Mauro.
CDR: *** MASTER A_4, ON, 30 seconds *** hit us again. Houston, the MASTER ARM is ON, and the A and B lights are on.
CDR: *** quiet. Looks good. MARK,
CDR: Okay. LANDING RADAR TEMPERATUEE's coming up. Okay.
LMP: We get the - the PRO?
LMP: ... SENSITIVITY got bumped.
CDR: Okay. Our DSKY's on time.
LMP: ... lights.
UNKNOWN: ARM to DESCENT.
CDR: Average g is on. The descent engine is armed.
LMP: And VELOCITY light?
CDR: There's ALTITUDE and VELOCITY light. R 3 looks quiet.
LMP: Okay, we're waiting for ullage - auto ullage. ONFID' ' mlIi
CDR: R 3 looks good.
CDR: Auto ullage -
CDR: PRO 4, 3, 2, 1, 0 -
LMP: IGNITION.
CDR: We aaYe auto ignition.
LMP: Okay, that - Good - good i_nition.
CDR: We have an auto ignition.
UNKNOWN: Okay. ENGINE ARM OVERRIDE - E?_GINE CO_'4AND OVERRIDE.
CDR: Okay. And the MASTER ARM is OFF.
LMP: Ail right, Standing by for 26.
CDR: Okay. Let's take the throttle up at 26,
LMP: *** up.
CDR: Okay. We're at full throttle, Houston.
LMP: The command is down. VERB 25 NOUN 7 *** 101.
LMP: *** ENTER; *** guidance. And you have commanded throttle.
CDR: Okay. We have guidance.
LMP: Ail right. I am disabling. VERB 25 NOUN 7 ENTER, 105 ENTER, _00 ENTER, ... ENTER. Okay, LANDING RADAR, _ABLE. VERB 21 NOUN 1 ENTER, 1010 ENTER, 77 ENTER. The landing radar is there. Al, you can reduce your throttle to minimum. You have - -
CDR: Okay. Coming down.
LMP: - - commanded thrust both ways. Houston, the procedure is complete.
CDR: And wetre standing by for NOUN - and we're standing by for NOUN 69, as appropriate. Okay. I guess things are back to normal now, huh?
LMP: Yes. Let's get off- -
UNKNOWN: 02 - no, 10 plus 02800.
CDR: Okay, Houston, how does that look? You say it's in?
LMP: Okay, give me a 2-minute-and-30-sec°nd hack, Al.
CDR: ... mark.
UNKNOWN: 2:30. And we're a little fast. About 10 feet per second .... slow on H-dot, a little low. PGNS and AGS are within 2 foot per second. It looks good. It looks good.
CDR: Okay, it's almost back on the track.
UNKNOWN: Yes. Give it a 3-minute mark, again.
UNKNOWN: MARK, 3.
LMP: MARK; 3. The - V I is good.
CDR: Okay; understand. GO at 3.
LMP: H-dot is low. H is a little iow. _,GNS and AGS, *** foot-per-second difference.
CDR: Okay. Still high on the AGS at the moment. Hey, do you want to o_et those ED BATs out of the way?
LMP: No, I was going to wait and give them another 10 seconds here.
CDR: *** the throttle convergence.
LMP: 'fake a look at ED BATs.
CDR: Okay, the throttle's converging. Looks nice. ONFIDENT
LMP: Houston, my ED BATs are GO. Ail in the Green. *** that smooth ride.
CDR: Yes, it's great. Guidance is good. Roger.
LMP: *** VI is good. H-dot still low. H is converg- ing. PGNS and AGS about 2 and a half foot apart. And at 32,000, we should be getting landing radar in very soon. Good. They're GO. And I will giw_ an update at 12,000; there's little difference in them. Come on, radar; that's a lockon **_ radar *** thousand *** have anything to get the radar in?
LMP: 05:BO. Still on profile. PGNS and AGS are about 4 foot apart, now.
CDR: Ro_!ier.
LMP: Roger, Houston. We still have altitude and velocity lights.
CDR: I'11 bet they ... know that. Stand by for 6.
CDR: _,_EK; 6.
UNKNOWN: Six. V I is good. H-dot is low. H is high, now; we're running high on H. PGNS and AGS are together.
LMP: Cycle the LANDING RADAR breaker.
CDR: Okay. It's cycled.
CDR: Velocity light. VERB 57 ENTER. How does it look, Houston?
LMP: _** to accept?
CDR: Okay, PRO; ..., PRO. Great. Great. Whew, that was close.
LMP: Okay, I'11 give you 07:30 mark, Al.
CC: ... running.
CDR: Okay, the throttledown was on time, essentially. And we're on DESCENT FUEL 2.
CDR: Okay. Thank you .... PGNS. You leave these - leave that up?
LMP: 150; 13000. Roger. PGNS - AGS is updated. Okay, everything is looking good, Al. I'm starting the camera.
CDR: *_ seconds to go.
LMP: How much?
CDR: _** seconds to go.
LMP: Okay, there's pitchover.
CDR: 64; and we have pitchover, Houston.
LMP: There's PRO. You have it?
CDR: There's Cone Crater.
UNKNOWN: Right on the money.
CDR: And there it is_
CDR: Right on the money_
LMP: Hot damn_ Right on the money_
CDR: _lat's the LPD, babe?
LMP: LPD, 41.
CDR: Okay. Fat - fat as a goose.
LMP: 41.
LMP: Right out the window. Just like it should be. ONFID'
CDR: Outstanding!
LMP: Great_
CDR: Okay, let's get in - back inside.
LMP: Okay. Here we go.
LMP: 3000.
CDR: Up next.
LMP: You're out at 3000, Al. Seventy-five feet a second.
CDR: Okay. That LPD is real good.
LMP: Houston, I'm on AFT. *_* 2000, 48 feet - -
CDR: One click left.
LMP: A little fast.
LMP: 2000 feet a second. A little bit fast but not bad.
CDR: Okay. Outstanding.
LMP: Okay. 1500; too fast. Not bad. Coming in well. LPD's 40, Al. Going through a 1000 feet; 87 feet. Right on schedule. Right on schedule, now. Going by Cone Crater right outside to my right.
CDR: Okay, the best spot is - oh, south of track about halfway between Triplet and Doublet. Go south of track.
CDR: About 60 meters. That's where we're going.
LMP: _at looks good from here. Looks good from here. Okay, Al, you're through 550 feet.
LMP: Sixteen feet per second. 500 feet, 15 feet per second. It looks good. The fuel is good at 10 percent.
CDR: Let's take it over and move up a little.
LMP: Okay. Yes, I think so. You're through 340 feet.
CDR: I'm ATT HOLD.
LMP: Okay. I'd give - give it few clicks. You're through 200 feet - -
CDR: Okay - - 5 feet per second. That looks good.
CDR: ... level here.
LMP: Nine percent fuel; looks great. Okay, looks like you're going right over the middle of Triplet. 170 feet, Al. Two feet per second down. Eight percent fuel. You're looking good.
LMP: 170 feet and holding. About 1 foot per second down. Ought to pick - speed it up a little bit.
CDR: Stand by to move forward.
LMP: Okay. Seven percent fuel, and you're still at 170 feet indicated.
CDR: Heading down.
LMP: Okay, you can move on over. You're just barely crossing North Triplet, barely crossing North Triplet. Six percent fuel. Okay, 150 feet. There's DESCENT QUANTITY light.
LMP: All right. And you can land over here. There's some dust, Al. 110 feet. Three feet per second down. You're looking great. qI..CON
CDR: What percent?
LMP: Six percent. There's good dust. On your own at - ...
CDR: Starting down. Starting down.
LMP: Okay. There's 90 feet; 12 feet per second; 5 feet per second down.
LMP: ... down; looking great. Looking good.
LMP: Okay. Fifty feet down; 50 feet.
CDR: We're in good shape, troops.
LMP: Three feet per second; 40 feet, 2 feet per second; 30.2 *_* feet per second; looking great; 20 feet; 10; 2 feet per second.
LMP: CONTACT, Al.
CDR: *** stop. Great. Oh, AUTO, AUTO.
LMP: We're on the surface.
CDR: Okay. We made a good landing.
LMP: 013, plus 10000. That wa_ a beautiful one.
CDR: Okay, we're slightly off. Kind of a slope, but other than that, we're in great shape; right on the landing site.
CDR: Okay. Recycling the Parker valves. Okay. Closed, open, closed, open, open, open, open, open.
CDR: ... HELIL_, REG 1, CLOSED. Talkback barber pole; and the OXIDIZER and FUEL VENTS are gray; MASTER AP_M is ON; DES *_ VENT, FIRE.
LMP: Okay. MASTER A_.
CDR: ARM is OFF.
LMP: Oka___[_
CDR: And they are coming down.
LMP: They're coming down.
UNKNOWN: MONITOR ... ASCENT then DESCENT.
CDR: Okay. ASCENT ... good; DESCENT 1 ... Okay, we're coming down on both.
LMP: Okay. ASCENT HELIUM MONITOR cycle .... monitor.
CDR: Okay. ASCENT HELIUM 2; okay.
LMP: Roger; thank you.
CDR: ASCENT HELIUM 2 looks good. ASCENT HELIUM 1 looks good.
LMP: Okay. Okay, 02 QUANTITY MONITOR. I'11 ta_e a look at those - -
CDR: Take a look at those babies.
LMP: Okay, just like they did in orbit. ASCENT 2 is full. *** to DESCENT. All right. And the sequence camera is off.
LMP: Okay, VHF A TRANSMITT_q to VOICE. STAY for T1. So, I'11 do a 414 - -
CDR: Four, plus 20000.
LMP: *** thousand and, oh, fourteen - 400 plus 4.
CDR: 400 plus 40000.
LMP: 014. Did I get that right? Houston, did I get a 414 plus 20000 in?
CDR: Okay, 0.01.
CDR: Okay, you're in NOUN 43s, Houston.
LMP: Yes, we are on a little slope, aren't we?
CDR: Yes. That's the flattest place around here, though.
LMP: What's that, about 8 degrees of roll we're in? An 8-degree slope.
LMP: Let me copy those down .... , Back on our book.
CDR: #_ reset.
LMP: NOUN 20 - Hold it. No, you blew it up before I got a chance - -
CDR: Minus 367.
CDR: 'Minus 367, minus 1751.
LMP: 367. One, what?
CDR: 1751.
LMP: What was the altitude read-out? ...
CDR: You wan_ to _ive me the - everything from P12, please? ...
LMP: Okay. T2, 109.
CDR: Plus 109.
LMP: _*_02.
CDR: Plus 04.
LMP: Plus 34.06. have
CDR: 34.06. Z 109_04:34.06.
CDR: Okay. How about how my NOUN 76?
LMP: Okay, that's good. Let's go - go with the pad value, 55124.
CDR: Okay, VERB 25 ENTER, plus 55124; plus #** ENTER; *#* ENTER.
LMP: Oh, wait a minute. Now, Houston, how do you like the AGS alinement? Should we go ahead and update the state vector or stay with what we have?
LMP: Okay. Go as is. 411 plus 10000.
UNKNOWN: #**11, plus 10000.
UNKNOWN: 410, plus zeros.
CDR: DESCENT HELIUM - DESCENT OXIDIZER is about - -
LMP: Roger, Roger. Thank you.
CDR: Okay STAY for T 2. TAPE RECORDER, OFF. CONFIDENT4,_,Jl!jJ EVA-1 PLSS COMMUNICATIONS TO POST-EVA-1
CDR: *** EVA.
LMP: VHF ANTENNA, EVA.
CDR: FUNCTION, ENABLE.
CDR: Okay. You collect - or connect to the PLSS comm ... AUDIO circuit breakers, here.
LMP: Houston, this is Ed on Antares. How do you read?
CDR: Okay. I can'v - I can't hack this. My VHF switch is OFF.
CDR: My VHF switches are both OFF.
LMP: What do you mean, your VKF switches are both OFF?
CDR: They're both OFF ...
LMP: You're coming through my side.
LMP: Houston, this is Antares. How do you read?
CDR: VHF ANTENNA ... Okay.
LMP: Houston, this is Antares. Over.
CDR: Go ahead, VHF ...
CC: Antares, this is Houston. Goahead.