Spacelog Apollo 11

Eagle, Houston. We got the BIOMED on the commander now. Over.

Very good. Thank you.

Houston, Eagle. We're ready for an E memory dump if you are. Over.

Roger. We're ready. Go.

Eagle, this is Houston. We see the optics zero switch on. Before you take some marks, don't forget to cycle it back off and on, and then on. Over.

Roger. Houston, Eagle here. I wish we had one of those optics. I'll tell Mike about it.

Eagle, Houston. Could you give us a hack on the time that you switched to LM power and also verify that we're on glycol pump 1. Over.

This is Eagle. We're on pump 1, stand by for the switchover time.

Roger.

The switch time to LM power is 95 54 00. Over.

Roger. Copy, Neil. Is Buzz back in the Columbia now? Over.

Yes. He is.

Roger. Thank you.

Hello, Columbia, this is Eagle on Simplex B. How do you read?

You are loud and clear in Simplex B, Neil.

Roger. Read you loud and clear.

Okay. Would you configure for Simplex A, please?

Roger. Going to Simplex A.

Columbia, Eagle. How do you read on VHF A?

Reading you loud and clear on A.

Roger. Read you loud and clear.

And I'm ready to get a time hack from you. Load the CSM time.

Okay.

Do you want the T-EPHEM first?

Let's get your clock first and then we'll get T-EPHEM.

Okay.

Give me a time for load.

97 01 30. Correction on that, Neil. 97—make that 97 03 30.

Okay. I have 97 03 30 set in.

Okay. And you've got about a minute to go.

Okay.

15 seconds to go. 10. 5, 4, 3, 2, 1.

1.

MARK it.

97 03 30.

Got it.

Okay. Let's do a 0665 on my Mark.

Did you get that, Mike?

Standing by for your Mark.

Okay, 3, 2, 1.

MARK.

Okay. 97 04 03.86.

Okay. I'm within three hundredths. That's within our ability to keep together, I think.

Roger.

Okay. Now you want to give me T-EPHEM VERB 05, NOUN 01 ENTER?

Okay. I've got VERB 05, NOUN 01, ENTER. Going to 17 06 ENTER.

Roger.

Are you ready to copy?

Understand R1, 5 zeros; R2, 20017; R3, 20616.

That's correct.

And I'm standing by configured to record your PCM data.

And I'm ready to start on a docked IMU coarse align when you are; and when you're ready, go MIN deadband ATT hold.

Okay. Stand by.

We're minimum deadband, attitude hold.

Okay. Now I need your NOUN 20.

Okay. I got VERB 06, NOUN 20. Give me a Mark on it.

Okay.

MARK.

Register 1, plus 11202, plus 20741, plus 00211. Over.

Copy. 11202, 20741, 00211.

Eagle, Houston. That coarse align looked good to us. Over.

Roger.

Okay, Mike. Your attitude hold's no longer required.

Thank you.

Okay, Mike. I'd like to copy a NOUN 20 again, 06 NOUN 20. Be on my Mark.

Standing by for your Mark.

3, 2, 1; stand by. Take it again.

Okay.

3, 2, 1.

MARK.

Okay, I read plus 11154, plus 20792, plus 00230. Over.

I get—You get 11154, 20792, 00230.

That's correct.

Eagle, Houston. I -

Okay, Houston. Did you copy -

Eagle, Houston. We have the angles. I'll read them back. Over. For the command module, 11154, 20792, 00230. For the LM, 18995, 02852, 35863. Over.

That's correct for Eagle and command module.

Roger.

Did you get the time? Was 97 14 20.

Roger. Copy, Eagle. Out.

Eagle,Houston. We have your gyro torquing angles if you're ready to copy. Over.

Roger. We're ready to copy.

Roger. Eagle. For X minus 00060, Y plus 00620, Z plus 01080. Over.

Understand. X minus 00060, Y plus 00620, Z plus 01080.

Roger, Eagle. Good readback. Out.

Houston, this is Eagle. Do you want us to go ahead and do a VERB 42 at this time?

Stand by. That's affirmative, Eagle. We'd like you to go ahead and fine align. Over.

Okay.

Houston, Eagle, LMP. How do you read? Over.

Roger. Five by, Buzz. How me? Over.

Loud and clear. I'm going to be going through an ascent battery check. You want to check my BIOMED's briefly? Over.

Roger. Go ahead.

Eagle, Houston. We got a good BIOMED on you, Buzz. Over.

Okay. Let me know where it ought to be at this point.

Roger. You can stay there at that point. When we go LOS, we'd like you to go off on the BIOMED. Over.