Spacelog Apollo 11

Roger. We copy. And, Eagle, aft OMNI. Over.

Roger. Aft OMNI.

Columbia, Houston.

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Roger. It's on.

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And I can see it reflecting out my …

Eagle, Houston in the blind. Try low bit rate. Over.

Roger. Low bit rate. I've got a 3.8 signal strength. Over.

Eagle, Houston. Roger. We copy your signal strength 3.8.

Eagle, Houston.

Roger. Go ahead.

Roger. We saw a very slight jump in cabin and suit pressure there. Could you verify cabin REPRESS valve is closed?

Okay. It's closed.

Roger. And we've got about 1 minute to before where you ought to be radar tracking, and we've lost data with you.

Okay. …

Okay. Get a pass.

Got it? …

Eagle, Columbia. You can turn your … light off.

Okay. You got it?

Yes.

All ready to mark, X and Y. Okay. Marked X now.

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X or Y? Maybe we ought to be satisfied with three of them.

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Columbia, Houston —

… is still on.

— Say again.

X or Y?

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I can't tell.

Okay. Mark Y.

That enough? Beautiful! All zeros. Okay. Let's torque them. I'll write them down. Minus 06, plus 64, plus … 7. Torque … Radar circuit breakers in?

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Yes. We're pointed down pretty much. We're going to be up —

Okay. … circuit —

Roger.

— breaker in? Both circuit breakers in?

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Columbia, Houston. Did you call?

That's affirmative. I called you before about the VHF ranging. It's not working. ***

Houston, Eagle. Did you copy our star angle difference and torquing angles.

Eagle, Houston. We didn't have them on the downlink but we copied them on the VOX.

Okay. It was zero for star angle difference, minus 06, plus 64, and plus 1.37. Over.

Eagle, Houston. Roger. We have that.