Spacelog Apollo 11

Roger.

Could be our meter, maybe, huh?

Stand by, Looking good to us. You're still looking good at 3, coming up 3 minutes.

… real good …. about on.

Our. position checks downrange show us to be a little long.

Roger. Copy.

AGS has gone about 2 feet per second greater …

… ought to be … Stand by.,

Altitude …

… it's going to stop.

Eagle, Houston. You are GO to continue —

… closed … GO … at 4 minutes.

Roger. You are GO—You are GO to continue powered descent. You are GO to continue powered descent.

Roger.

And, Eagle, Houston. We've got data dropout. You're still looking good.

… PGNS. We got good lock-on. Altitude lights OUT. DELTA-H is minus 2 900.

Roger. We copy.

Got the Earth right out our front window.

Houston, you're looking at our DELTA-H?

That's affirmative.

PROGRAM ALARM.

It's looking good to us. Over.

It's a 1202.

1202.

Give us a reading on the 1202 PROGRAM ALARM.

Roger. We got—We're GO on that alarm

Roger. P30.

6 plus 25, throttle down —

Looks like about 820 -

— 6 plus 25, throttle down.

Roger. Copy. 6 plus 25.

Same alarm, and it appears to come up when we have a 1668 up.

Roger. Copy.

Eagle, Houston. We'll monitor your DELTA-H.

… worked out beautifully.

DELTA H —

… looks good now.

Roger. DELTA H is looking good to us.

Ah! Throttle down —

Throttle down on time!

Roger, We copy throttle down —

— … throttles down. Better than the simulator.

Roger.

AGS and PGNS look real close.

At 7 minutes, you're looking great to us, Eagle.

Okay. I'm still on SLEW so we may tend to lose as we gradually pitch over. Let me try AUTO again now and see what happens.

Roger.

Okay. Looks like it's holding.

Roger. We got good data.