Otrobonita/noicy-space-talks huggingface dataset:
CDR: There' s more badges (laughter).
LMP: ()kay, I got it.
CDR: I'11 get it out of the way ... I'm over here. ....beep, beeps beep all over the place.
CMP: He who laughs last.
CDR: Well i'm - even so, i'm hell of a lot happier that we're flying and looking at their patches, rather than the other way around.
CMP: Well, _hat's what I meant by laughing last (laughter ).
CMP: Yes. It's really a strange feeling. You know_ 3itting here looking out, it's hard to tell whether you're standing on your head, or - -
CMP: Yes, I'm Just - I'm still Just a bit disoriented.
CDR: A_re you?
LMP: Well, i'm not when I look out the window, but I'm still - I'm a little bit disoriented in direction. L
CDR: Well, I think the only aloof feeling you have is Just the fact that you're stuffy ... feeling in your head.
CMP: ... if I thought you could ... things looking SO ...
CMP: What you got going for you there, Leader?
CDR: What you got going for you there?
CDR: Oh, I was Just - you know - looking around; see if I can get disoriented ....
UNKNOWN: Oh. It sounds like - -
CDR: Up is up, and down is down.
CDR: No sweat!
CMP: Sure am anxious to get this thing burning again.
CDR: Yes. Yes. I tell you, I'd be a little bit nervous about the, the way that baby put us in orbit !
UNKNOWN: Yes. How's our tanks going? I guess we ough_ to take a look at those over here.
CDR: 35 - 35, oxidizer; and 20, fuel. Right where it was when she cut off.
LMP: Well, I guess I'd better put this back until we get to Houston, here, in a minute.
CMP: Well, we're 01:28:46, now. My checklist says US LOS - Oh, okay. LOS, sorry about that ....
CDR: That shouldn't change.
CMP: Yes. We ought to have them.
CDR: Ought to be fairly close. C, Na!D
CMP: There, we Just - we Just got a wiggle on - yes - -
CMP: ... It's not worth shit.
LMP: _[o. It's not very good.
CMP: There, it's coming up.
LMP: ()kay.
LMP: Hellc, Houston; Apollo 14. How do you read?
CMP: ... coastline ..° I - I can see it,
CDR: Ah, there it is. Yes. See? That's Baja.
LMP: Hello, Houston; Apollo 14. How do you read?
CDR: Where is it? I can't see it.
CMP: I - I'm not sure it is - I can't - I've got a - -
CC: On your P15, we show that you loaded the wrong seconds figure for time base 6. Will you check that?
CMP: Thank you, Gordon. Good call.
CDR: 1805100. There you are. Okay. Okay, now Z'!l iiscard - this plus 2.5 degrees in depth?
CMP: That's right. It goes to 20.5. 20.5.
CDR: And this is going to become 12.5.
CMP: 12.5.
CDR: And this, then, becomes 8.5 - -
CC: 14, Houston.
CC: For that time to take, you're going to have to reselect 715.
CMP: Roger. I - I did, Gordon. We'12 run threu_h it again.
LMP: Okay. We need to be pressing along here.
CMP: Okay, press.
LMP: ... set DELTA-V C.
CDR: Just a second. If you want tc note that during the venting of the DELTA-V test - _bmd, under the second vent, that was minus 99.5. Okay.
CMP: Minus 95.5.
CDR: 99.5.
CDR: Okay, I'm setting -
UNKNOWN: Two hours 18 and 51 seconds .... 37.
UNKNOWN: I need to get a hack on that 2:18:51 - -
UNKNOWN: _ 2:18:51.
C: _P - - Okay, it's coming up toward 51 - Should be coming toward 55:51; that woul_ be 5 - 23 minutes. Okay. 1 -
UNKNOWN: HACK. _kay._
LMP: Okay, your nu_.ber - have you got it? iI .ONFID L
CMP: 103 something. 10363.0.
CDR: {}kay.
LMP: I keep being afraid, like in the simulator, to let go of my book; it's going to fall down on the - -
CMP: Yes .... That's what you get for not paying attention to what you're doing.
CMP: ... around.
CDR: Okay, DELTA-Vc, 10363.0 - -
LMP: _3.0. That's correct.
CDR: Stand by, DELTA-V. Okay?
CDR: Now, _ _D_, _ ALD_E; okay.
LMP: That's the next thing. Now first, _,_S FUNCTION, EELTA-V.
CDR: Ckay, sc it is.
LMP: GDC ALINE.
CDR: Okay. in work, my friend.
LMP: And, Stu, check your DAP, if you haven't already.
CMP: Ail right .... - -
LMP: VERB h8.
CMP: Okay, t have 31102.
CDR: Okay, zero, _11 l's.
CMP: Zero and all l's.
LMP: Call VERB 83. there There.
CMP: ... back on the -
LMP: Okay. We're setting our ORDEAL at 100/_RTH.
CDR: I want to be sure that GDC is right on the money. Within a quarter of a degree. Okay, that's close enough. Okay. GDC's alined, Ed.
LMP: Okay. Set ORDEAL to 100/_&RTH.
CDR: Okay. We want EARTH power. We war.t 100. That's what we have. Okay.
LMP: And it says we can arm the pyros here.
CDR: Is that time correlated at all or is the - -
LMP: Yes, it says here that we have - It's right after LOS at Carnarvon at 1:55, and we're 3 .minutes - minutes after that ....
CDR: Canary time?
UNKNOWN: I mean Canary's time.
CDR: Ail righty.
UNKNOWN: SECS PYRO, two - SECS PYRO ARM, two, on (up].
CDR: Okay, all I do with the ORDEAL at this time is set EARTH power in 100 and hold that.
CDR: That's where it is. Okay.
CMP: Why don't you slew it in - Well, see, you call a VERB 83. It says you set ORDEAL, so -
LMP: PYRO A, on; RYRO B - -
LMP: - - on. li ONFIDENT
CMP: Yes, you really want to set the ORDEAL up on VERB 83.
CDR: Okay. Okay, so we'11 select ball 1 to ORB RATE and we will hold it back; then we'11 slew up to 1.0 .... Okay, ORDEAL's running at 1.5. Operat- ing SLOW, EARTH/100. Okay.
LMP: Okay. And standing by for pyro arm.
CDR: The pyros have been armed.
UNKNOWN: Okay, TRANSLATIONAL CONTROL POWER, on.
CDR: I_:'s on. AC/DC,
LMP: ROTATIONAL CONTROL POWER, NOP_IAL, two, w_rify.
CDR: Okay. NORM_LL, two, AC/DC, verify.
UNKNOWN: ROT CONTROL POWER DIRECT, two, _IAiN A/MAIN B. A/MAI.'IB; A/MAIN
CDR: DIRECT 1, ?,_IN DIRECT 2, MAiN B.
LMP: LAUNCH VEHICLE INDICATOR, GPI - S-II/S-IVB, verify. S-Ii/S-IVB.
CDR: Okay. GRI is in And that's - The pressures are real quiet down here.
CDR: We've got to remember to watch those babies after shutdown, toc.
UNKNOWN: ° Okay. Circuit breaker DIRECT ULLAGE, two, closed.
CDR: Okay, two ULLAGE breakers going closed.
LMP: And I'm cycling the cryo fans.
CMP: ... _one to AUTO?
LMP: Htuh?
LMP: Set the DET at 51,
CDR: Okay .... see how close that baby is before we - e, .
CMP: What have you got ...
CDR: ... 1 minute. 17, 18, 19, 20. Hey, it stayed right in there, didn't it? Two hours; no a_preci- able error .... ENTER. RESET.
CDR: DET is set at 51:00.
UNKNOWN: Okay. And Stu has lunar time base 6.
CMP: Yes, I was looking at NOUN 20 there.
LMP: Okay. Verify you've done that.
CDR: Okay, CONTROL is coming up. It's locked.
LMP: Time base 6 is at 2:18. And we have 16 minuves to stand by.
CMP: ... up here.
CMP: Stand by, in case we just have to ...
CDR: No, God damn it! That's the way we play it.
CMP: Well, standing by.
LMP: That's what the damn thing's there for.
CMP: We want to think positive.
CDR: Who's supposed to do that?
CMP: Think positive and prepare for the worst. ONFIDE
CDR: Okay. Tell me, how - Where do we stand now with respect to sunlight. We shouldn't get sunlight prior to - -
LMP: Sunrise is - -
CMP: 2:21.
LMP: Well, 2:21 on the old time line.
CMP: It's going to be earlier.
UNKNOWN: Yes, a little bit earlier.
CMP: It's going to be earlier because sunset was a lit- tle early. We have three - three-quarters of an hour - 15 degrees ...
CDR: Did we really get off at 03? Is that about what i_ was?
LMP: Yes. See - It looks like they progrmmed us for 40-minutes-late lift-off and that's what we have.
CDR: Exactly 20, huh?
CMP: Temperat_mre in the ... 52.
CDR: You know, I been getting light flashes with my eyes open. (Laughter)
CMP: I thir_ you should when you see lightning down there. Ed and i saw some when you were copying that TLI pad.
CDR: Is that what it is?
CDR: Okay. I see a forest fire down there.
LMP: Dc you?
UNKNOWN: ... were over?
LMP: We were over Africa at the start - -
CDR: We're over deepest, darkest Africa.
CMP: Say hello to all the troops at Mozambique. Hello, troops in Mozambique.
UNKNOWN: ... reset the - Damn,
UNKNOWN: except for the - the dynamics during la'mnch, it seemed like a SIM, you know it?
CMP: Sitting heres quiet. The visual's a little betzer.
CDR: (Humming - "Give _ Regards to Broadway")
CDR: You shouldn't be rolling.
LMP: Now, I see something to do here.
UNKNOWN: Yes, I'm going to go back - and make sure we haven't missed a single thing.
CMP: I got the G&N Dictionary down: here. Ail out, ready to read.
LMP: Let's just be sure we haven't missed anythin_ on the checklist.
CMP: Did they _et us shafted on the ... on that LOS?
LMP: Yes. Cti NFtD
CDR: Let's see. We want ... 20 degrees ... and we're making -
CMP: No, 10 degrees.
CDR: Yes. Yes, 10. And we're making 4 degrees a min- ute. So, it should chsm.ge our AOS time - I mean our sunrise zime to 2 and a half minutes ...
CDR: Aad it should be earlier. Sunset should be earlier and sunrise should be earlier. Well, what does that wark out for sunrise?
UNKNOWN: 02:19.
CDR: Okay .... looking at our fuel pressure - I mean, oxidizer pressure should stay at 36 - 35, and fuel at 20.
UNKNOWN: Okay, Al, do you want to check your DAC and make sure its settings are it - on it like you want it, ts get it done. T8 at 250_h.
CDR: Oi_ay. Let me check it for you. I've gov a TS, a:ad it's focused at 7 feet. I've got a 250th.
UNKNOWN: Okay. Twelve frames
CDR: Twelve frames a second.
LMP: Magazine A.
CDR: Magazine A.
LMP: Ggt an 18-millimeter lens with the right-angle mirror on it.
UNKNOWN: Exactly.
UNKNOWN: Okay. I'm going to set up the Hasselblad then.
CMP: O._ay. We're 9 and a half minutes from time base 6.
UNKNOWN: Oi_ay. called
CDR: Yes, I'm glad you that, Ed. It shows you what you can do. I had apparently knocked that thing to 24 frames per second.
CDR: Yes. It's now sitting at 12.
CDR: Okay. Let's, Just for the hell of it, take some pictures of that - top of that booster any_zay, huh?
UNKNOWN: Yes, I'm going to try to. You mean with the Has- selblad or what?
UNKNOWN: Yes, the Hasselblad.
CDR: Yes, with the Hasselblad. _fe're supposed to do it only, you know, provided it locks anomalous to us, but I think we ought to Just go ahead and take a few pictures - -
UNKNOWN: Yes, Z think we ought to - -
C: Oh, yes. i think we ought to t_ke a couple as we come off. And then, when we roll smd it comes in the hatch windowg I think you ought to take a cou- ple out of the hatch window.
CDR: Have you got a range sight on the car.era?
LMP: No, not right now. Wouldn't hurt if we did, 'cut we don't.
CDR: Yes, I gct myself all strapped in now.
UNKNOWN: Okay. ASA 64.
CDR: Okay. Time base 6 for a start, and then, we'11 have sunrise. And then_ we'11 do all those good things,
CMP: Then we'11 get A©S from Carnarvon. We'11 get a GO for TLI, and we'11 burn the son of a gun.
CDR: Some ride. C$ ',4FIDENT! i
CDR: ... I have to get closer ....
CMP: Some ride.
CMP: There was no doubt in your mind of lift-off, i was a little surprised at the level of the vibration prior to lift-off though. I'd been led to believe it was probably worse. Maybe they're strapping us in tighter nowadays.
CDR: I didn't have any trouble with communications or anything.
CMP: Oh, it was beautiful all the way. Boy, that BPC goes, doesn't it? That tower, son of a bitch moves out. I didn't even notice the switches being hard (laughter). I didn't figure I would.
CMP: I didn't figure I would. Man, it was beautiful! AIl the checks right on the mark. Played her right l_ke the SIM .... just like the simulator.
LMP: guess, in or,er to make sure we don't screw tha% ur:, i guess I'd better pull that dark slide out right now. Right there.
CMP: ... yet.
LMP: Yes, but I don't want to - be ready to take a pic- ture and miss a picture because of it.
CDR: Anybody want any water?
CMP: Yes. I'11 take a slug of water.
CDR: ... a good place to leave that baby ...
LMP: Hcw long before time base 6?
CDR: Oh, about 5 minutes.
CDR: I'm getting kind of h_ngry. I'm going to have to watch my weight. I'm going to really slurp it up at the table tonight
UNKNOWN: ... up in there. [
CDR: Well, ... be back ...
CMP: Pretty tasty water.
LMP: Well, there goes the monitor. Watch out fDr the trim. b_ou,
CDR: I tell this weightlessness is really great, isn't it?
UNKNOWN: Yes, I'11 enjoy it.
CDR: Zero g. Fantastic!
UNKNOWN: I want to see the stars out there.
CDR: I don't feel any - any more stuff_y than i di_ this morning.
UNKNOWN: I'm - i'm kind of surprised at that, too. I - I think A1 Bean made the eom_nent that ever2,_bciy's face looked puffed up.
UNKNOWN: Your face doesn't look puffed up to me, particularly,
CDR: I'm sure there is some adjustment - -
CDR: - - you adjust to the - You know, the old - your cardiovascular - relaxes ....
UNKNOWN: I just feel great, personally.
CDR: Well, hell, after the goddam,m launch like that, who couldn't feel great?
UNKNOWN: Oh, I've got a little stuffiness in my head, i -
UNKNOWN: You know, it sort of feels like you're - maybe when you're pulling 1 and a half or 2g's with a - with a cold.
UNKNOWN: Yes. C(J,NFIDE
CMP: It sort of feels Just like it.
LMP: I can't help but feel I'm laying on m_ back.
CMP: I sort of feel like I'm laying headdown somewhere. Maybe that's because of the -
LMP: Stuffiness?
CMP: - stuffiness in my head.
CDR: Yes, feet slightly elevated.
CDR: Like resting on the situp board at - -
CDR: - -high angle.
CC: Apollo, Houston. This is - Apollo 14, this is Houston through ARIA 4. How do you read?
CMP: I'11 be damned!
LMP: Houston, this is Apollo 14. Loud and clear. How me?
CC: Roger. You're readable; a little bit in the back- ground noise, but loud and readable.
CDR: When did we say it was going to be?
CDR: What was that figure, Stu-babe?
CMP: We said - 19:16.
CDR: 19:16. Okay. Okay.
CMP: Okay, Houston; 14. How do you read now?
CC: Apollo 14, Houston. You're readable, Stu. Go ahead. L
CDR: Okay. I was Just checking the co_,m here. Gee, you're Just beautiful; the ARIA is really _utting out for us.
CC: Roger. I guess this is the best ever l_or2RZA. Eighty seconds to time base 6 s_art_ troops.
UNKNOWN: LAUNCH \q_HICLE GUIDANCE to iU, verify.
UNKNOWN: LAUNCH VEHICLE GUIDANCE to IU. Never bas m_veJ.
CDR: Although we were ready for it - -
UNKNOWN: Standing by for the UPLINK ACTIVITY light.
CDR: Sixty-five seconds.
CDR: I want you to mark when that Sun comes over the horizon.
LMP: Ail right. You want to not look at i_?
CDR: Well, it's right in my window.
CDR: Thirty seconds to start of time base 6,
CDR: ° We get an UPLINK ACTIVITY light and an S-Ii SEP light.
CDR: Okay. We have an S-II SEP light.
UNKNOWN: About a second late. C )N FIDEN::J L
CDR: Yes, it looked like it Was a little late, didn't it? When that light goes out, I'm going to start my timer.
LMP: Okay. Count down to the Sun.
CMP: Dowel to 5-second count.
CDR: Okay. The light's out. Timer starting.
LMP: And counting. Watch the sunrise in your eye, Al.
CDR: Okay. Tank pressure's 35 and 20. That looks good.
LMP: Okay. Verify SPACECRAFT CONTROL, SCS.
CDR: Okay. SCS.
LMP: And monitor your tank pressures.
CDR: Okay. Is the Sun on time?
LMP: The Sum is
CMP: Pretty - pretty damn close.
LMP: it's Just - Just a little early.
CMP: No, it isn't - -
LMP: it was early on - -
CMP: - - not by our time.
CMP: Our 19:16.
LMP: Okay. MASTER ALARM, 02 FLOW HI.
CMP: Cabin is good.
LMP: It's holding inside the cabin. Forgot to trigger it. I'11 have - Well, hell, it's down below the GO mark. It can't be.
LMP: It's Just a transient. Had to be.
CDR: 3.9.
CMP: Turn your suit regulator over there. Just turn it - it's on BOTH. Turn it up to 1 -
CMP: Okay, suit's on 17
CMP: Okay. Turn it on 2.
CDR: Okay, it's on 2.
CC: Apollo 14, Houston. Over.
CC: Roger; we missed, if you did call time base 6 starting. I would like to know how the tank pres- sures looked. Over.
CDR: Okay, it looks to us like time base started within 1 second of nominal time, and the oxidizer tank is currently sitting - -
CMP: Oh, wait a minute.
CDR: - - quietly at - 37, and the fuel tank is currently sitting quietly at 26. C NFIDENTt
LMP: You're going to get UP TLM - -
LMP: - - We co_and BLOCK on both of them.
CMP: BLOCK, BLOCK.
LMP: Okay. RHC number 2, armed.
CMP: Okay. Verify.
LMP: ORDEAL, 300/LUNAR.
LMP: FDAI - ORDEA_ FDAI 1, ORB RATE; 2, INERTIAL.
CDR: Okay; 1 is ORB RATE, 2 is INERTIAL.
LMP: And we're standing by to slew to 20.5 at - at 57.
CDR: We're a little bit ahead of that, in fact. 54, 55 -
CDR: Eight degrees - would be 28 and a half at 55.
CMP: Yes, you know we did that in the SIM - got fouled up on that, too.
CDR: With the venting?
CMP: Is the tape recorder barber pole? Okay. I guess they're not getting data up right now. We're still through the ARIA. I guess we haven't got - -
LMP: No, we've lost the LOS on the ARIA.
CMP: And I'11 bet what happens is, if the suit accumu- lator cycles, it might kick that over to the - -
CMP: - - high 02 .
CDR: Okay. I think I've got my ORB RATE ball set up where we can check it again in another minute. Tank pressures are reading 40. We're out of co_n with them now, are we?
CMP: We shculd have them again here in about 2 minutes.
CDR: Tank pressures look good. Oxidizer, 39, fuel's coming up to 40. Beautiful, S-IVB. At 56 minutes, we should be at 24 and a half.
CMP: That Sun in your eye?
LMP: Huh? Sun
CMP: I _hought that was shining - -
CDR: My ORB RATE ball is exactly right.
CDR: Half a degree.
CMP: Okay, Houston; 14.
CDR: Did you notice that that VHF volume being full up distorted the - -
CDR: - - his VHF?
CDR: I couldn't understand why he sounded so garbled there.
CMP: You aren't kidding.
LMP: You ain't the only one.
CDR: Okay. Coming up on 57. It should be 20.5.
CDR: That's right: 57 and 20.5. ONFIDEN,I' L
CDR: It's now 21 ... right about there. Yes, look at that mother.
LMP: What's our time, Al?
CDR: 55, 56.
LMP: Pardon?
CDR: Okay. We are 57 minutes now and we're 20.5.
LMP: Okay. ORDEAL MODE, HOLD/FAST.
CDR: It is HOLD/FAST.
LMP: And call ?_7.
CMP: Okay_ Houston_ th. How do you read us?
CC: lh_ this is Houston. Roger - -
LMP: S-II SEP light - -
CDR: It Ps on, right on the money.
LMP: - - on, 58:36.
CDR: Okay. Should be starting ullage now.
LMP: I _on't feel it or we'd be floating down.
CMP: Doesn't start until 58 ....
CDR: Don't see any counts, do you?
CMP: Wasn't that a 2 a minute ago?
LMP: Yes. zero.
LMP: It's counting us down.
CDR: Yes. It's counting ...
LMP: Okay. At 59 minutes, Al, you should have 12 50 - 12.5. Is it after 59?
CDR: 59:19.
CDR: S-ii SEP light out on time.
LMP: Okay, T. minus 18. mg
CDR: Okay. Right on the money, 8.5. OPERATE/SLOY/.
LMP: There she goes.
CDR: We have IGNITION.
LMP: Nice start.
CMP: Smooth start and steering's good.
LMP: 2:28 - -
CC: We really show good thrust on the S-IVB.
UNKNOWN: Unbalance ...
CDR: That thrust is ... - -
CMP: Yes, it's pitch down. Yes.
CDR: It's all right.
CMP: It knows what it's doing. 28, 29_ 30. Okay, at 30, it should come on 129 - and it's very close.
CDR: Yes, Michael Wash [?] gave us the right numbers. We're right on cue.
UNKNOWN: At 1 minute, it should be at 120 - 128.
CDR: Slight vibration, coming along very smooth.
CDR: Okay. 128, on the money. A little low in altitude. CONFID L
CMP: Ail those g's make me hungry.
CDR: 2_30.
CMP: 127.
CDR: Ali those g's! We've got 0.5.
LMP: How much is it?
CMP: Yes, but it got my stomach vo realizing I was hungry.
LMP: 02 FLOW HI.
CMP: Ignore it.
CDR: Ignore it.
CMP: Okay, tank pressures are still good.
CMP: Two minutes, 126.
CDR: Houston, tank pressures are steady at 40 and 30.
CC: 14, Houston. Roger.
CMP: Must have been a PU-use shift.
CMP: Man, that's like cutting in the AB.
CDR: Yes. Seven-tenths of a g now.
LMP: Yes, it sure is. Got _he monitor right in my lap.
CMP: A little low on my card.
CMP: But the angles are good. Maybe the buildup data isn't too striking, you know.
CDR: Kee_s analyzing. Here comes KEY RELEASE. KEY RELEASE. KEY RELEASE, Stu.
CMP: No, that's - that's Just to go back to now.
CDR: I ...
UNKNOWN: Okay. Yes, I've got a 62 over ar..80.
CMP: Okay. Three minutes, 112 - We're 109, 7d7.
CMP: She's coming up.
CDR: It does change vibration modes with the mass, doesn't it?
UNKNOWN: Okay. There's 3:30.
UNKNOWN: 117 - We're 114, 1050, 30. it's a little - runi_ing a little low.
UNKNOWN: Come on, baby.
UNKNOWN: Okay, coming up on 4 minutes.
UNKNOWN: Do your thing.
UNKNOWN: Okay, 120.
CDR: We only pitching about 1 degree right now.
CDR: Pulling one g, troops.
UNKNOWN: Feels kind of heavy, doesn't it?
UNKNOWN: Yes (laughter).
CDR: Okay, L minutes and 20 - - CONFIDElx I L
CT: ... this is ...
CDR: - - ... to burn.
CMP: We're running about 3 miles low.
CDR: Wha_ about H-dot?
CMP: But she's pretty steady.
CDR: Okay. It's back to about zero on the ball.
CMP: And we have 05.
CDR: Ok_. Five minutes. H-dot's a tad low, altitude's a little low, and the velocity's just about in the morley. Okay. We're looking for 35 - -
CC: Apollo 14, Houston through ARIA 2. Over.
CDR: That - Burn's going well.
LMP: Ok_, Al. I have about -
CMP: Okay, let us talk about what we're going to do.
LMP: 0k_.
CDR: 35559.
CMP: We're going to see that on the DSKY. And then we're going to shut down.
LMP: We've got 30 - 25 seconds to cut-off.
CDR: We're getting a yaw in here, too.
CMP: There's 35 - 100, 200, 275, 350, 450. Should be shutting down.
CDR: There's the CUT-OFF.
CC: Roger, 14. Cut-off.
UNKNOWN: And tanks are venting down. The oxidizer is coming do_n through 35 now. The fuel is coming down through 30.
LMP: Okay, Al. SCS TVC - -
CC: 14. Roger on the vent.
UNKNOWN: - - SER¥© POT_rER,number 1, OFF.
UNKNOWN: RATE, LOT_. Okay.
LMP: No, no, no. BIT RATE, LOW.
CMP: Oh, BIT P_TE, LOW.
CMP: That's you.
UNKNOWN: D Yes, yes, I got it. EMS MODE, STANDBY.
CDR: Houston, iL.
UNKNOWN: EMS FUNCTION_ OFF.
CC: 14, Houston. Go ahead.
CDR: Okay, reading a Vi, plus 35542; DELTA-V C, minus 8.?_; H-dot, plus 04399; H-pad, plus 01747.
UNKNOWN: Okay, DELTA-Vs, OFF.
LMP: Okay. Let's start again. EMS MODE, STYJ_DBY; EMS FUNCTION, OFF.
CMP: EMS MODE, STANDBY; E$_S FUNCTION, OFF.
UNKNOWN: SECS - - CONFIDE L
CC: 14, this is Houston. We copy Vi, plus 35542; DELTA-V C of m_nus 8, and ... the last two. Would you repeat?
CDR: Okay. H-dot, plus 04399; altitude, plus 01747.
CMP: PYRO ARM switches are off.
CC: Roger. Plus 04399 and plus 01747.
CDR: Okay, I'm not sure I got your H-dot readback. It's plus 34399.
CC: Roger; 04399.
LMP: Okay, FDAI number 1, INERTIAL; RHC nu_..ber2, locked.
CMP: Okay, FDAI number 1 is now INERTIAL; RHC number 2 is now locked.
LMP: And Stu is going to PRO and to POO.
CMP: Okay. Let me get the ACTIVITY light out.
CDR: H_ close did that baby cut out?
LMP: On time.
CDR: Nc, on velocity, Stu?
CMP: Well, it was - 20 - -
LMP: Wivhin 7 feet per second, it looks like.
CMP: Nineteen -
LMP: CMC mhd ... feet per second.
LMP: Ckay, and let's see. Your H-dot's 4399 - You said that's good.
CMP: H .-the H was low. See, we were low all the way. That may have been the design or something.
CDR: Okay, Ed. ¢
LMP: Okays CMC ACTIVITY light out, key VERB - key VERB 66 ENTER, Stu.
CDR: _ _] have to get that. We got ...
LMP: At your - Switch couches.
CMP: Ge_ out of my couch. _T
UNKNOWN: Dii you get your FDAI 1 - number 1 to T_- zz,EI=___ _ off?
CDR: Yes., I iid.
CDR: Hsuston, on the S-IVB - -
UNKNOWN: And, $tu, did you get - put the W_ _m_' c_o'_"_'' _._v-rp valve to CLOSE?
UNKNOWN: - - oxidizer pressure, it's ncw do_m arsund i_, and the fuel pressure is about 17.
LMP: We still have corem with him?
UNKNOWN: Marginal.
CDR: Oh, it's still kind of - -
UNKNOWN: ... 17 on _he tank pressures.
CDR: tkay, I guess he's reading us.
LMP: _nat are you going to do about your connections?
LMP: Let's - _ looks like - ~
UNKNOWN: Oh, look at us climb away.
LMP: ... suits.
CDR: Doff the suits.
LMP: Okay. Okay, SUIT POi_FER- - ONFIDE L
CMP: Let's see. Let me get this WASTE STO_,_AGEVENT before - -
LMP: Yes;, WASTE STOWAGE VENT valve, CLOSED.
CMP: Okay, it's CLOSED.
CMP: Let me see, I'm turning off - -
CDR: They're not mine.
LMP: Go ahead, Houston. Say again.
CC: You're loud amd clear, Ed. And we should have continuous voice and data from here on out. You're loud and clear through Guam.
LMP: Okay, Gord - -
CMP: ... VERB 62 - -
LMP: Ani you can get GO for pyro arm.
CMP: Houston, ih. Like a GO for pyro arm.
CC: 14, Houston. You're GO for pyro arm.
CMP: Okay. A's armed. B's armed.
LMP: Okay, GDC ALINE.
CMP: 0, 180, 0.
LMP: EMS FUNCTION, DELTA-V.
CMP: DELTA-V and NORMAL.
LMP: Okay, you can start your DET.
CDR: ITRB 62 now.
CMP: Okay. What we're going to do here is starz the DET. 50:50, I'11 go to AUTO; 59:58, I'11 hi_ it wivh some thrust. I'11 punch _his and check and make sure these go to zero. You - you did do a _YERB (2? Is that - -
UNKNOWN: VERB 62.
UNKNOWN: So we'11 come off and, if this needle is negative, I'11 go to PITCH to ACCEL CON$:_D, szart i{ up, s_ni, when she goes across, you'11 give me zwc PROs -
CDR: l_e PROs.
CMP: and I'11 go to RATE COIeL_ND, alid we'11 _'ame on around. Okay?
CDR: Okay. I'm ready.
UNKNOWN: Let's set a record, shall we?
UNKNOWN: Slew and easy.
UNKNOWN: Okay. And we're going so start.
UNKNOWN: Sweaty-palm time.
UNKNOWN: Okay. At 59:50, CMS MODE, AUTO.
CMP: Sweaty-palm time.
UNKNOWN: Oh, nc. Just io it slow and easy.
CMP: Oh, no. I Just keep mumbling that. CONFIDENT ,L
CMP: We're AUTO. At 8:58, plus-X _hrust and zero - 56, 57, 58.
LMP: There she ble__.
CMP: Okay. Okay. She's negative.
LMP: Is your launch vehicle tank pressure full scale low?
CMP: Okay, I'm going to start her up.
CMP: Your propellants are all - -
CDR: You got two, and I - -
CMP: Okay. Give me a couple P_Os.
CDR: RRO again.
CMP: Look out that window!
LMP: Yes, look at all that crap.
CDR: Okay, Houston. We have separated. Turnaround has started.
CDR: A_d we have the usual couple of Parker valves.
LMP: Okay. SERVICE MODULE RCS SECOND PROPELLANT FUEL PRESS, low - or CLOSE, and the REACTANTS valve, NORMAL.
UNKNOWN: You want to verify - -
CDR: Fuel propellant ...
UNKNOWN: Can you see anything out there good?
CDR: Okay, you don't want to change the DAP early on this - -
CMP: No. No, not until after I've given h seconds of ullage forward.
CMP: Okay, I Just wanted to verify - -
UNKNOWN: You should be looking for the S-IVB - there goes a drifting pm:el cut there. You can see it cut.
UNKNOWN: Yes, there it is.
CDR: There it is, yes. Oh, man. That's beautiful.
UNKNOWN: What's our range?
C: Are we within - Oh, yes.
UNKNOWN: say it's Oh, yes, we're real fine, Stu.
LMP: Come right on do%m to - Steady as a rock.
UNKNOWN: 14.
UNKNOWN: You should have the television here in a minute. There it comes.
UNKNOWN: Okay, come right on with that - - CONFIDE L
CC: ... We're not seeing it yet.
CMP: 0h_ shit. I_'s not quite lined up, damn it. Okay. 1, 2, 3, 4. Okay?
CDR: Okay. You doing a - -
CMP: - -- a little more at it here ... I gave it a solid ...
CDR: Looks to me like you're still closing, Stu.
CMP: I'm closing slowly. Now, wait until i get in_ and see how it - We've got lots of time.
CDR: Going to break the record, man. Take it slowly.
CMP: We've already used a little more than I do in the simulator for some reason.
CMP: Okay, Houston. We've hit it twice and - sure looks like we're closing fast enough. I'm going to back ba_k out here and try it again.
UNKNOWN: Well, there goes the record.
LMP: Don't worry about it. Let's get him picked up.
CDR: I'm glad we've been through it. And here we come in again.
CMP: 1, 2, 3, h - Son of a bitch - nothing! Okay, Houston, I hit it pretty good and held h seconds on contact, a_d we did not latch.
CC: Ro_er. We're seeing it all on TV here.
CMP: (Sigh) Shit.
CMP: ... one more _ime. TIME SKIP
CMP: I'm going to tap it one more time.
CMP: Okay. That's at least - ... tap it. Well, i'm going to tap it there .... allow a little for the ... real world ...
CMP: The alinement is good.
CDR: All right. Verified we're in RETRACT. ii':_ going ...
LMP: About 4 feet out, Houston.
CMP: My alinement is good. Stand by.
UNKNOWN: Here iq comes.
CMP: No got - no latch, Houston.
UNKNOWN: About - 2 feet.
CDR: About a foot. Here we go.
UNKNOWN: Okay, RETRACT.
CDR: Nothing happened. CONFIDENTJ AL
CDR: i don't know. Z got - got a barber pole. We got a hard dock.
LMP: We got some, Houston.
CMP: I believe we got a hard dock, Houston.
CDR: 0kalf, Houston, the - - TIME SKIP
LMP: Okay, circuit breaker SECS ARM, two, closed - -
CDR: Okay. Wait - ,_aiz a minute, baby ....
CMP: Yes, we sure do .... Let's forget that.
LMP: Okay, DET - -
CMP: No, let's get your last circuit breakers now.
LMP: Well, this is the first circuit breaker.
LMP: DEE, RESET.
CMP: Z"Je done that.
LMP: Circuit breaker SECS ARM, two, closed; verify.
CMP: A__dvl,two, closed; verified.
LMP: SECS LOGIC, two, on (up).
CMP: On (up).
LMP: You need a GO for pyro arm.
CDR: Houston, lk. We'd like a GO for pyro arm, please.
CC: You have a GO for pyro arm. C,
UNKNOWN: Okay. I guess that was a GO.
UNKNOWN: SECS PYRO ARM, two, on - -
CDR: Could have been a NO GO .... Okay, the pyres are armed. 1/.v3_INA.
UNKNOWN: TVC SERVO POWER number i, AC i/MAIN
CMP: AC A.
UNKNOWN: Arm_.your RHC - -
CMP: Give me a mark when you get set.
CDR: Okay, ready for SEP.
LMP: Houston, we're GO for SEP.
CDR: 3, 2, 1, 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5. Okay, Ed?
CMP: 6, 7, Po. Okay.
CDR: Let's take a look at the 83. Copy down min_s D.7, 0, O.
LMP: Minus - -
CDR: 0.7, 0, and O.
CMP: CRYO PRESS.
UNKNOWN: Minus 0.7, 0, at 0.
CMP: Check the CRYO PRESS.
UNKNOWN: Okay, CRYO PRESS.
CMP: These 02 tanks there are closed?
LMP: No, I think that's surge tanks - -
UNKNOWN: No, that's the surge tanks. ONFID
LMP: Okay, there it is. Tank 3. Want the heaters off?
LMP: Houston, my CRYO PRESS light in the - -
CMP: Look outside, Al, if you want to see something beautiful.
LMP: o.. 0_ ts_nk 3.
CC: ... We're - -
CC: - -_I Just called to say ...
LMP: Roger. Sorry, that's also tank 1 a_nd 2 - -
CMP: Look at those big pieces floating around there.
CMP: - _ that Just dropped down.
CDR: Really sparkles.
CMP: Okay, let's keep us honest, Ed.
CMP: Okay, go to POO.
CDR: We're at POO.
CMP: We've gone to POO.
LMP: Corn - COI_PUTER ACTIVITY light out. Do a VERB 66.
CDR: VERB 66 _i_NTER.
LMP: SECS PYRO ARM, two, S,MWE.
CMP: Okay. That's SARE. Let's get our maneuver going.
LMP: Okay. Let's get on through the checklist. SECg LOGIC, two_ OFF.
UNKNOWN: Yes. i'm Jus_ going to ...
LMP: Circuit breakers SECS _RM_ two_ open.
CDR: Okay. I've g3t the ARMs, off_ the LOGiCs, 0FF_ and A_RM circuit breakers, open.
UNKNOWN: Okay. I'm pulling the S-IVB/I2,_ SEP open.
CDR: Reaay.
LMP: Okay. And I'm going to _erify the ... O_ -
CDR: Okay. Let's - -
CMP: - - Nc - -
CDR: - - ... check these things off.
CDR: Okay. We're all gray.
UNKNOWN: TAPE RECORDER, OFF. TIME SKIP
CDR: I'm not having any trouble at all with weightlessness.
UNKNOWN: How are you doing, Stu?
CMP: Well, so far, so good.
CDR: Really ve_j comfortable.
CMP: Yes, i - I guess I'm a little surprised at - at the fighting to stay down -
CDR: Ye_.
CMP: - if any.
LMP: _;ell, Z _hink a lct of this is due to these hoses we got on here. Once we get rid of them, it'11 be a little different.
CMP: There are a Jil!ion stars out there.
LMP: i think you'wa got a whole bunch of little things to look at.
CDR: Venting cf the S-IVB.
LMP: In fact, you'_e got a - Let me help you with that ...
CDR: Okay. I think we'11 start - i'm going to start clearing my pockets out, in preparation to get this suit off.
LMP: Gc.od show. C_-NF!_L DAY 2
CMP: That's kind offwild, isn't it? NOUN 20 ENTER. 281.2, 353, su_d 297.5. Okay. There's an ENTER. Co_puter' Leader. s yo_mrs,
CDR: ... Okay, it's star 25.
UNKNOWN: Okay ... - - TIME SKIP AC/DC,
CMP: ... and we have DIRECT. We have CMC_ AUTO. I/RATE Wc are ATT 2. We have A, ON. We are RATE CCI_U_q_?:D.We are AUTO. We're sitting at ATTITUDE. We're sitting at trim.
UNKNOWN: Okay, Gordon, looks like we've got the high gain.
CMP: A! 35, DSKY blanks.
LMP: Okay, DSKY's on vitae.
UNKNOWN: normal.
UNKNOWN: E,'{Sis normal. Check the PIPAs.
UNKNOWN: __h{entyseconds.
LMP: PiPAs are good. No ullage.
CMP: Ns ullage.
LMP: Csunvi_g. How much?
CMP: Ten.
UNKNOWN: 0_ay.
CMP: Count it do%u:, Al.
CDR: 5, PRO, 3, 2, 1 -
CDR: ZERO.
LMP: A system?
UNKNOWN: B.
LMP: B.
UNKNOWN: _ - - -C '' '
UNKNOWN: 5, 4, 3, 2, 1 -
UNKNOWN: ZERO. Phere it is.
CMP: _INTER. G&N SHUTDOWN.
UNKNOWN: Ail right, good.
UNKNOWN: Ail righty, we've had shutdown, i'ELTA-V tYRi;_i, two, OFF_ verify our gimbal motors coming off.
CDR: I wonder if those were sto_ed right (laughte!_]. Okay, you ready, number 2?
UNKNOWN: D YAW 2, OFF?
UNKNOWN: 21, OFF.
CMP: YAW 1, OFF?
UNKNOWN: You've gc% it.
CMP: PIT,IH 1, OFF..
LMP: BUS TiEs coming off.
CDR: Okay, you want to bring OFF your TVC SERVO Y-(R._Rs. ICONFIDE L
CMP: TVC SERVO POR_]Rs, OFF.
CDR: Okay, s,nd - ...
CDR: },_&ZNBUS TiEs are OFF.
CMP: MAIN BUS TIE, OFF. Let's go to 60 85, and what are our trim rules?
CMP: Okay, Houston. That was a mighty good burn, there. The residuals - {Fnere'11 be no trim required.
CDR: ... DELTA-V C -
CMP: Ckay, you got minus 4.1, ... off.
CMP: DIHECT, two, OFF.
CDR: Okay, open she ULLAGE, two, circuit breakers.
UNKNOWN: They're oeen.
CDR: A_nd ...
CMP: Okay, PITCH 1 and YAW 1.
CDR: NITE 2 and PCM BIT _RATE, LOW.
CMP: How abou% a boot in the ass, huh?
LMP: That was pretty nice.
CMP: Mszl, TEI is going ts be a kick in the butt.
CDR: Probably ...
LMP: Okay, ... - - THIS PAGE I_Y_E},T_IONALLYLEF_ BLA[_ iEONFIDE._L DAY 4
CDR: ... the old filter on the air is on the right. Is it not? ...
CDR: Ho_e this ... helps us.
CMP: Houston, IL.
CC: Go ahead, lb.
CMP: Okay, Bruce. Smoking over the flight plan, we moved up that maneuver to the Moon-view attitude, and I'm going vo go wide dead band here right after _m_i_course h instead of where it shows over at 78:50, if y'al! agree.
CDR: ... might, i been looking for residuals. See how well it burns when we ...
LMP: A:r, azing .... residuals ... the whole thing on RCS.
CMP: Oh, that'd kill it. Man, that'd be - What's the DEL_A-V tctal i_hat time? 3.8? Yes. Forty pounds of gas.
CMP: Yes, looks like that ought to be pretty clear ...
CMP: You know, Just like this morning. Now, we're - we're not in any panic, but we're having to hustle to - be right. Tomorrow morning, it's going to be ._nuc ]?_ _ors e.
CDR: We want t¢ be sure we get u_ a little early .... like you say.
CMP: Besides, we want to really ... over and have things organized.
CDR: Ed.
CDR: Does everything look good up in the tunnel for the burn ?
LMP: Yes. Just a second. I think it does. Let me get this tape. How far are we away from the burn?
CDR: Oh, about 20 minutes, I guess.
CMP: Twenty-six minutes.
LMP: Stuff that in there.
UNKNOWN: Ail right, let me swing up here _nd _ake a _uick look.
CDR: DELTA-Vc, 00002.
CMP: Yes. I was Just smoking that over. I wonaer - Now let me see here. We got a - a 98.L, so it went - 1.6.
UNKNOWN: Everyvhing's good. You'11 - switch. Wait a min- ute. No. You have to come - up around this way.
CMP: We've got a 0.16 per second. No - 100 se_'cnds. We go% a 1.6, so we got a 0.016. Okay.
UNKNOWN: Went right by you.
LMP: Oh, went pretty smooth. NFID
CDR: Okay. Do we have those oetics zeroed, you suppose?
CMP: We - we should have them, yes. I - sure meant to do that. Thank you. Power is still on, I think.
CDR: Le-5's stop that - ... alarm.
LMP: Give me that ... before it goes floating around all over the place.
CMP: I_ went away.
CDR: I iidn't - I reset it. I just went into ZERO and then OFF - turned the power off. That's where the alarm came from.
CMP: Oh, no. We - we - we want the switch in ZERO.
UNKNOWN: Do ycu?
CMP: Ye_. Hope. Yes.
CDR: ... is just turn it off.
CMP: Ye_. I'm riot sure what it does with the - with the optics off; whether or not it really ought to be ZERO with G&N power on.
CDR: ... would be sure, if you did it that way.
CDR: Okay. Now they're ... we locked.
CMP: Yes, because we got a sextamt star check, as a matter of fact, so we do want the power on.
CDR: Okay. How do we stand on your burn card?
CMP: Okay. We Jus_ cycled the cryo fan. No, i don't think we have to ... do that. EMS DELTA-V check, we have done. Now, let me think here. Now, we - In 30 seconds, that's going to go through zero, the way I fignlre that. We got a bias at 0.016 per second. We're going to have it on 30 seconds. Looks like it's going to go to 0.48.
UNKNOWN: Oh; 89 04? Is that what you want?
CMP: 98 - -
UNKNOWN: ... 98 0h, 1.6, 0.16, 0.016 per second. Right? 0.0!6 per second.
UNKNOWN: Want me to check it?
CMP: How about a sextant star check there, leader.
UNKNOWN: We're in attitude.
UNKNOWN: Dii you get your optics set up?
CDR: I just caught up.
CDR: You want to give me the angle?
LMP: Roger. 17320.
CMP: Houston, ih.
CC: Go ahead, ih. DELTA-V 0.2,
CMP: Okay. The pad value for C is and -_'_' gave us that before we ran our null bias check. is that - is that still a good value?
UNKNOWN: That's - still a good n_kmber, Stu.
CDR: There's a lot of reflected ligh_ on, I'!1 tell ]zou.
UNKNOWN: a lot of reflected light on _his - sextant. CONFIDEN:EI#IL
CDR: ... star? We still moving?
CMP: VEFB 16 NOUN 2D ENTER. We're probably in the dead band, but we're in attitude.
CDR: Okay. This baby looks all out of focus .... a light.
CMP: No star, leader?
CDR: Well - our - Something doesn't look right to me, somehow. The way it's bringing this 353, which is about a minus -
CMP: Why don't you zero the optics?
CMP: Wait 15 seconds, then - ti7 again.
CDR: See where we are ...
CMP: Okay. Now try your VERB 41. And
CDR: Okay. ZERO, OFF ....
CC: lb, Houston.
CC: Okay, we'd like to get the high gain, whenever you cazL crank it up.
CDR: That looks better.
CDR: Let me have the pad, Al.
CMP: Yowl want a 91, Al? So I'11 - You can tell me when yowL're there?
CMP: Ok_. Tell me when ycu got it.
CDR: ... much.
CMP: Okay. 33072. Let's - add scmething ...
UNKNOWN: that figures. 335.
CDR: And we're 330, so we're 0.5. We pass?
CDR: Pass.
UNKNOWN: Pass.
UNKNOWN: Hey, ... why don't you leave it on there. Last night, we noticed it took a little while for the narrow to take effect.
UNKNOWN: Okay. Circuit breakers. Let me check them again.
LMP: Houston; 14 on the high gain. How do you read?
CC: Loud a_ld clear, Ed.
CMP: MA}IUAL ATTITUDE, three are RATE C0t&iANDi ATTITL_)E DEAD BAND, MINi RATE is LOW; the, PO},_R, we don't need; SCS _Z0, two, is RATE 00.MMA2_; DELTA-V_ is _ kz LM/CSM; TVC GIM23AL DRIVE, PITCH a_.d YAW, is AUTO. Okay. I think we're down to 54 minutes. Let's try it a_ain.
UNKNOWN: ... OPTICS are ZERO .... that's cycle CRYO FANS; E}4S DELTA-V, check; set DELTA V C at 0.21 EHS EU'JC- TION in DELTA V; BMAG, three, _o P_TE 2; AUTO RCS SELECT, I have 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12. DAP is loaded; RC POWER NOR_t&L, two, DC. No television. Okay. Shall we go into P40 while we' re given time to smoke that over. Okay. Ail right. VERB 16 NOUN... ENTER .... · CONFIDENTIAL
CMP: Hack. Okay.
LMP: Something's wrong.
CDR: Oh .... right.
CMP: Okay, does 3.8 agree with the DELTA-V total?
CMP: Okay. Ail right. The event timer is set; SPACE- CRAFT CONTROL is CMC and AUTO, we've maneuvered to the pad burn attitude; sextant star check, pass; we _re P40 to the 50 18; GDC is alined 000. I have rechecked my circuit breakers twice. Let me do it for three times.
LMP: ... switches, too, huh? They
CDR: looked all right this morning.
CMP: I }lave pushed each one of these ...
CDR: ... seconds?
UNKNOWN: Yes. That's what they said.
CDR: So, all we do is pitch to 0, plus 1, and - -
LMP: Hey, how come the air is shut off here? I'm not getting any air flow.
CDR: ... when Stu was sleeping - -
CMP: Oh, I shut that off last night. Boy, you - sent me to sleep with all three in SUIT FULL FLOW. I think because you were taking a crap. Man, that thing blowing down on my - froze my butt off, so i slipped up in the dark of the night and turned the flow off.
CMP: Okay. MANUAL ATTITUDE, three, is RATE COMMAND; DEAD BANI) is MIN; RATE is LOW; TC, POWER, we don't need; RATE COMMAND; DELTA V C, LM/CSM; TVC GIM_AL DRIVE, PITCH and YAW, to AUTO. Okay. We're at 54 minutes. t
UNKNOWN: All you have to do is blink your eye to turn it off.
UNKNOWN: That's about it.
UNKNOWN: And then you'11 be too long.
CMP: And DELTA-V - THRUST A. Ail ... - -
CDR: I'11 count down to zero and, say, plus ii then ycu shut it off, then; okay?
UNKNOWN: Don't have to worry about this.
CDR: Not going to have any .., dowr, - -
LMP: It's their ...
UNKNOWN: 1.0.
UNKNOWN: For 17
CC: Okay. Your high gain is oscillating a bi% thence. Why don't you try another acquisition there, Ed.
LMP: Roger, Fred. We've tried it twice and it's still doing it. I'11 give it one more go.
UNKNOWN: 1.0. Hey, that's beautiful.
CDR: ... No ullage.
UNKNOWN: No aldage. Ail right.
CMP: There any other remarks on the pad I don't kn3w ab out ?
LMP: That's all. No ullage? That's all of them. CONFIDENTLY,
CDR: Go-: the 'vERB BO from Rigel.
CMP: You know, I can't relax in this couch? Just flat- ass can't do St, damm it. I'm always tense.
CDR: Plus 32, yaw, 290.
LMP: That's where ! am..
LMP: Houston, 1k. That seems to be the best we can do. It's still oscillating.
CDR: I still don't know if I can - -
LMP: Got a suggestion?
CMP: I called and asked him.
CDR: Yes. Z know. I heard you.
CMP: I don't believe him. I want to see when that is. ... zero. I'11 be looking down here at zero .... zero. The way I figure it, that should have al- ready gone through zero. Yes. Okay, Ed. Let's have _IY BUS TIEs.
LMP: Gct A - and B.
CDR: Okay, MAIN BUS TIE is on.
CMP: I'm lost here, Al. PCM power; we don't do that.
CDR: Okay, TVC SERVO POWER 1, AC i?
CDR: 2 AC 2.
CDR: RE[C 2 AC .... DIRECT, two, OFF.
UNKNOWN: BMAGs, three, one-half.
CDR: SPACECRAFT, SCS. Arm the RHC. Okay. S_art number i ...
UNKNOWN: Okay. You ready, Ed?
UNKNOWN: Ail right. Bring it on.
UNKNOWN: Okay. PITCH 17
LMP: You have it.
CMP: YYW 1.
CDR: Okay. Verify plus 0.9 - -
UNKNOWN: Ed. Suggestion - -
CDR: - - minus 0.33.
CC: - - is to take the SERVO ELECTRONICS swi'_:ch,pan- el 2; go to SECONDARY and then PRIMARY.
UNKNOWN: Verify _VC.
UNKNOWN: I have it.
CMP: Okay. MC.
CDR: No - Go to bias.
CDR: Yes. Now twist the handle.
CDR: Righz.
UNKNOWN: Okay. You ready for number 2's, Ed? -C O NFIDE.. .TJ L k
LMP: Bring them on.
CMP: ?ZTCH 2.
LMP: Yc:u have it.
LMP: You have that one.
CMP: D_.nZ
CDR: Set the vrim - plus 0.9.
UNKNOWN: it's set.
CDR: 0.33.
UNKNOWN: Minus 0.33.
CDR: Minus 0.33.
CMP: Okay, and a half. Okay, we're setting there. CMC.
CDR: Okay. the .., verified ... - -
CMP: _'ist the handle.
LMP: - - k_'C.
CMP: Zero. No _VC.
CDR: Verify GPI returns to zero. Okay.
CMP: Okay. Then?
CDR: R_[C POWER, NORMAL, two, AC/DC?
CDR: DIRECT, swo, MAIN A/_[&iN B.
CDR: And RATE 2 on three, and we'11 final trim.
CDR: Okay. That's in there.
UNKNOWN: ATT - Okay.
CDR: Okay, BMAGs, one-half.
CMP: Okay, let's - let's Just let it settle do_m on its - oscillation there. Okay, B_Gs are one-half.
CDR: Okay. The gimbal test option.
UNKNOWN: Okay, let's let her rip. Up 2!. _own 2, zero ....
CDR: ... Those babies swing, don't they?
CMP: Two. Zero.
CDR: One in trim.
LMP: - - Houston, we fina21y got it up on the fo_rth attempt.
CMP: Minus 33. We are at trim. Okay.
CMP: ... Okay ... attitude. Let me aline the _DC again.
LMP: HIGH BIT RATE; RECORD; FORWARD; CO_d_A2_DRESET.
CDR: Okay. No ullage.
UNKNOWN: Okay, a no-ullage burn. We have one thing _eft to do; that's DELTA-V, NORMAL. We are in one-half. GDC is looking good. We're somewhere here. Okay. We are in RATE CO_A_; MINIMUM; RATE, HIGH_ _hey're AC; AC; DIRECT; CMC, AUTO; 1/R_TE 2; DELTA-V THRUST is ON; _&TE CO_4AND; AUTO; TVC; our SPS circuit breakers are in; RCS LOGIC is out; docking probe; command .module heaters; DIRECT ULLAGE. We are ready to burn. Okay.
UNKNOWN: Sounds good. ,,ON FIDENII L
UNKNOWN: 87
CMP: Wa are in attitude. We are in trim. SIM SL?s taking it easy on us today.
CDR: Okay, Houston. We got about 40 seconds to burn_ we're ready to go on time. Okay. Coming down to 3C, DSKY blank - -
CDR: Cc.
CMP: - - and EMS MODE, NORMAL .... quiet.
UNKNOWN: Got to turn it up .... T_rn it up one flip.
CDR: Comin_ up on minus 100. It's going the other way.
CMP: That's right. If you plus, it'11 go - Disregard that. Okay, we're--
CDR: Okay. We're !3 seconds '_ntil the burn. i0, 8, 7, 6, 5, PRO, 3, 2, 1-
CDR: B_P,N.
CMP: Okay. DELTA-V THRUST, A, is OFF.
CDR: _hat was a shock.
CMP: Okay, we got a good burn. Minus 2.7.
CDR: Okay. GIMBAL MOTORS, OFF.
CMP: ... n'_mber 2.
UNKNOWN: Wait a minute .... Ail right, tick them off.
CDR: Y_W 2.
CMP: Rotation number 1.
UNKNOWN: C,_ay.
UNKNOWN: PITCH 1.
UNKNOWN: Got that one.
CMP: Okay. TVC SERVO POWERs, OFF.
UNKNOWN: MAIN BUS TIEs, OFF.
CDR: MAiN BUS TIEs, OFF.
UNKNOWN: PRO.
UNKNOWN: p A's OFF.
UNKNOWN: And B's OFF.
CDR: ... zero ...
UNKNOWN: Minus 2.4.
UNKNOWN: Okay. TIME SKIP
CDR: Just so we'11 be there, And I need to do a P51 ... Okay .... six.
UNKNOWN: And I tell you. I want to hang on to some sort of alinement. Tenaciously!
UNKNOWN: 14, Houston.
CC: We would like AUTO on the high gain now, E_,, And Just one other question. Did you mean you aried CONFIDENTIAL 89 Page four times on the SECONDARY SERVO ELECTRONICS to get locked up?
LMP: Yes, it was about thav, Fredo. it could be that I wasn't giving it enough deSay time before I tried something else, when it was in the NARROW position. But I thought I was_ and I don't know what I did differently on the last attempt that did work than the previous attempts which dian't work.
CMP: Okay. We have a good GDC alinement. All right, we're going to maneuver, leader.
CC: Okay. You tried to lock up in NARROW rather than WIDE. Is that correct?
LMP: Roger. I wenv from WIDE to MEDIb_,_to NARROW.
CMP: ... W_iDE dead band ... WIDE dead band ... with a little gas ... TIME SKiP
CDR: S-EVB lunar impact, 83:07.
CDR: G¢ a2iead.
LMP: Rcger, Fredo. Thank you.
CMP: We're in - -
CDR: Okay, within i second.
CDR: i car. see the ... blowing at me.
CMP: Dout!e up ...
LMP: There's an eclipse after we get back. Okay.
CDR: Okay. We're through the flight plan. We're on your card.
CDR: We'11 wait until 54.
LMP: Man, there are a lot of stars out here in one sector of the sky.
CDR: 'What sector are you looking at?
LMP: I don't see a sector where there's not any. Usu- ally I don't see them. Oh, the stars?
LMP: Yes. I've got the Big Dipper floating along _eside me ouz here for some time. Could have gone on around Arctttrus, Spica, and Gienah. And I can Just barely see the Little Dipper up behind us.
UNKNOWN: Okay. Which of those stars can you see n<_w? Can you see the fifth-magnitude star?
UNKNOWN: Of the Little Dipper?
UNKNOWN: Let's see. I can Just barely see anything at all there.
UNKNOWN: It goes 2, 3, 2, 5. Right?
UNKNOWN: No, I really can't say I can see it, Al. But - -
UNKNOWN: - - it may be the angle - -
CDR: 3, 4, 5.
UNKNOWN: _ - - It may be the angle that i'm - at the _ndow, one reason. CONFIDENT, L
CDR: I think that's it. A_u)_ay_ it's obvious, when you look at _hem, which it is.
LMP: That's the one you have to strain to make out.
LMP: I thirZ_ this has been a long damn SiM. The son of a bitch.
CDR: Showing abou_ a degree drift in yaw. That dead handing on the GDC is ...
CMP: it could be dead banding up around half a degree. I'm not sure what it was then I - I mean, we could be a half a degree off from where I - gaged it.
C: _'s been on there now ever since we got the ar- t'.rude, '_hick has been a good while, 25 minutes or sc. Okay. i'11 go ahead and cage them uy. I _ot to get back on my card .here. Aline the GDC after we - Car.'t dc, it now.
UNKNOWN: H_h?
CMP: _,_, _-'___dc it now and then.
CDR: _d _ it move at all?
CMP: Yes, no trouble. A degree or so.
LMP: I can see the fifth-magnitude star now. Yes.
CDR: Good - clear air here.
CDR: Okay. About 1 minute to bus ties.
UNKNOWN: Wei] ....
CDR: v_,a_y. _,_v don't you go a_ead and bring the bus ties on_ Ed?
UNKNOWN: _e're 20 seconds early.
UNKNOWN: A is on. B is on. .... L
CMP: Is your intercomm on?
CDR: - - TVO 8ERV0 POWER 1, AC i.
CDR: 2, AC 2.
UNKNOWN: RHC POWER, NORMAL, two, AC; DIRECT, vwo, ()FF.
CDR: BMAGs, three, one-half.
CDR: Okay. SPACECRAFT CONTROL, SCS; RRC 2, ar_ed.
CMP: SCS and RHC, armed.
CDR: Bring on number l's.
CMP: We're a minute early. Let's save a little mcre time ...
CMP: Please don't wear them out ur.til after TEl (Yawn).
CMP: By all means.
CMP: Okay. Are you ready for number 17 ...
LMP: Any time.
CMP: Okay. PITCH 1 is on.
CDR: YAW 1 is on. CONFIDENTilAL
LMP: You have tha- one.
CDR: Verify trim 2'sntrol mhd set. Plus 0.9.
CMP: O.9.
CDR: Minus 0.33. Verify MTVC, both sides. Do you have them? {}kay.
UNKNOWN: No ?,ffVC.
CDR: No :,_VC.
CMP: Are you read}r for nmnber 27
UNKNOWN: _,ring them up.
CMP: PITCH 2
CMP: Got them. YAW 2.
UNKNOWN: You get that one.
CDR: .'kay. Set trim. Plus 0.9, minus 0.33.
CMP: (}kay. %Inat's set.
CDR: -!C, neutral. Verify no MTVC and verify zero.
UNKNOWN: Okay, no MT¥C.
CDR: _.rerygood.
CMP: Veril_ _ zero.
CDR: RHC POWER, NOP}/.AL,too, AC/DC.
UNKNOWN: ',}kay.
CDR: DIRECT, two, MAIN A/MAIN B. A/MAIN
CMP: .k&IN B.
CDR: ,}kay. BMAGs, 2.
CMP: 3kay. Right on through. We're okay.
CDR: Okay. It's there, and steady.
CMP: Okay. It looks like it's pretty happy.
CDR: Yes. BMAGs, one-half.
CMP: One-half, and let me GDC aline here.
UNKNOWN: Okay. We got 000.
CDR: Gimbal _est option.
CMP: 2, 02, 0, up 2, down 2, 0.
CDR: 0.9 and minus 0.33.
C: Okay. She's at trim. 5,'5.
CDR: Okay. She's in trim. FDAI SCALE, 5/5.
CDR: Okay. RATE is HIGH.
CDR: Check the DET. Should be reading 25:07, 08, 09, 10.