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22 23 29 CDR Hello, there, friendly B channel. This is the old

CDR on day 158 with the Evening Status Report. Alfa:
for the CDR, 180; for the SPT, 125; for the PLT a whop-
ping big 380. Bravo: for the CDR, 3950; for the SPT,
a 7205; and for the PLT, a 3589. Charlie: for the
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a 6.654, a 6.656, and a 6.656; for the PLT, it's a 6.805,
a 6.814, a 6.799. Delta: for the CDR is a 2/18/2000;
for the SPT, he was lazy today, a nothing; for the
PLT, a 2/15/2250. Echo is CommAnder, none; SPT, none;
PLT, none. And that's that.
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00 34 56 CDR Hello, channel B tape recorder. The results of the

housekeeping 14 Golf with the iodine assembly are as
follows.
CREW ...
.... CDR In the water chiller, it was 1 part per million. In

tank l, which is feeding the water chiller, it is
9 parts per million. End of message.
02 30 53 SPT B channel, SPT at 02:30 reporting on as screwed up an

ATM pass as l've had quite a while. We started from a
bazaar powerdown configuration, which I still haven't
figured out. After performing powerup for unattended
ops per the message and powerup from unattended ops
versus our much scratched-up cue card, I still had
about a dozen switches to attend to, including getting
the fine Sun sensor on and configuring at EY/_ERIMENT
POINTING, et cetera, and so forth. At that point, the
82A and the 54 had no ready lights. The door talkbacks
were white, and after a brief and unsatisfactory discus-
sion with Houston, I had to go into the door malfunc-
tion procedures and I wound up powering down and then
reenabling the door motors, which worked, and got the
experiments into a ready light configuration. So from
that point on, 54 operated normally. S050 - or rather
S082A was called upon only for one fra-_, a time
exposure. The frame counter, which had m_steriously
been reset to 200 since the PLT tested it this after-
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PLT No, no, no.
SPT Stand by i. Delay that. It started at 201 and he

decremented it to 200. It is now down to 199 after
the time exposure. What bothers me is that the operate
light remained on at the end of that exposure. So we
may have had more than one problem with 82A and it
behooves you guys to keep close watch on it, please.
Also, please, people, number i, tell us where you've
left the experiment. And number 2, I request and
recommend that new powerdown for unattended dark side
prep, Sun side prep, and powerdown operate next pass,
cue card formats be sent up to us by a teleprinter as
soon as possible. The ones we have are so written over
and have been through so many iterations as we pass from
mode to mode, that they're virtually useless and we -
we're doing it on - on a wing and a prayer.
02 33 23 SPT Okay. The result of all this - the - We staggered

through JOP 6, and I got one up - one building block i0,
which I had to truncate the last three S054 exposures,
but we did get a little bit of data. The H-alpha 1
_ camera image looks terrible. It's blurred, out of
focus, appears to be considerably off-line center,
half way between an H-alpha and a white light picture.
This may be - I hope it is - a thermal problem. I
would like for you to advise on that. Good night.
SPT Okay, one more thing. I will give you the frames
remaining. H-alpha, 12007; X-RAY TELE h183; XUV
SPECT, 199; XUV SLIT, i010; WHITE LIGHT
CHRONOGRAPH, h974; and 3714 for S05h. Good night.
02 35 h6SPT And, recorder; SPT again. One more thing on the ATM
pass. The S055 RASTER SCAN counter started counting
about i0 times per sequence during a MIRROR AUTO PAS__R.
It's probably a minor problem, but why don't you look
at it?
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0_ 20 _ PLT Hello, B channel. For today's food, add to the

PLT, one can of butter cookies - overage.
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13 30 51 SPT (Music) B channel, recorded PRD readings are: in

the pilot's sleep compartment, 06112; in the experi-
ment coml_artment, 44068; and the minus-Z SAL, 18093.
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14 26 09 SPT Channel B, this is the SPT, at 14:25, replying to

the odds and ends question number 2. The WMC fine
filter was not excessively dirty. There was a good
deal of dirt on it, which cleaned off very nicely
with the vacuum cleaner. And, at that point, it was
really almost ready to be re-placed and reused;
however, we threw it away per the checklist.
14 27 20 SPT And the SPT did substitute peanut butter for salt
and his salad on day l57.
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15 16 2h SPT Friendly B channel, SPT at 15:16, reporting on a urine

hag anom-ly. I don't know whether to call this a
failure or not, but when I was evacuating my urine
bag, this morning, prior to inserting it in the box,
serial number 549, I heard a distinctive squealing
noise and discovered that the black nipple valve, the
urine outlet valve, was - impotent, and it was - it
was leaking air in. I know that - the customary
routine is - that - to plus that valve when evacuating
the bag. I have not been doing it. And all the bags
that had been - exhibited good tightness. We've
decided not to use this bag because if the valve leaks,
it might leak out, and the - might leak urine when you
remove it at the end of the day, so we're going to
discard that bag. End of message.
i 15 25 53 PLT B channel, for the photo people, 16-millimeter

transporter 04, has been marked with gray tape as
having Jammed once and has been restowed in locker 523.
End of message.
15 28 07 SPT Hello, friendly B channel. For the EREP people. At

15:28, I c-_ back up to the MDA to check the S192
alignment. I turned on the alignment switch and the
ALIGN READY light did not come on. The following
meter readings were obtained without adjustments.
Before adjustment, the visible, left 80, 80;
right h0, 40. The thermal reading was h4. Here's the
reading for you - meter reading; Bravo 3 is
reading 82, 82; Charlie 3 is reading 87, 87; Delta 3
is reading 85, 85; Charlie 5 is reading 43 that's 43;
Delta 5 is reading 13, 13; and Delta 6 is reading h5, hS.
End of message.
15 30 09 PLT Friendly B channel, a note on stowage. We have

emptied the left-hand side of locker W705 of disposal
bags and we are starting in on the right-hand side.
That gives you an idea of - -
SPT Okay, tape recorder, I opened - -
PLT - - about ... End of message.

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15 30 33 SPT - - Tape recorder, I opened the S192 door. S192 MODE

to READY. Got a READY light. Went back and turned
the ALIGN switches ON. I still did not get an ALIGN
READY light. The visible readings are practically
unchanged. However, without having touched
anything, the thermal channel reading has come up to
60 percent, 60. I don't understand. But I may Just
let it go.
15 34 34 PLT Okay, tape recorder, some more for the EREP people.
Per the checklist, after I'd opened the 192 door, I
closed it again, and after I noted that the thermal
channel was indicating 60 percent, I went back and
looked and it was back to 40. I decided to check
something out ; opened the 192 door again. As the
door was in transit, the thermal channel reading would
r vary between 40 and about 52 percent. Just as the
door - it would sit there and cycle back and forth, I
don't know if it's getting reflections or what. As
the door would come full open, then the thermal channel
reading then went on up to about 60 percent. That's
where it's set. I'm going to go ahead - Oh, and also
this time, on opening the door and getting a 192 READY
light, I have an ALIGN READY light, that appears
to be a sometimes thing. Stand by.
15 35 48 PLT Okay, people, I solved that one. The only time we

get an ALIGN READY light is when we have a S192 READY
light. In other words, when I go MODE to STANDBY, I
no longer have the ALIG_ READY light either.
15 B7 iS SPT Friendly B channel, this is the SPT, for the suit

People. Since we are now drying suits in a normal
fashion, I'm going to make an executive decision and
put only two desiccants in each suit rather than four,
because, number l, it gets us there on time with the
desiccants; number 2, it avoids us having an impossible
problem at the end of the mission trying to dry
12 desiccants for l0 hours each. We wouldn't have
time to do it. End of message.
16 33 55 CDR Hello, friendly B channel, this is for the ATM fellows

from the CDR. JOP 2A, building block 6: in having the
TS/LT ENABLE switch OFF. Although that was what the
pad called for and BE and AL high-voltage power is ON
ON 56, I noticed that the PMEC got up over 900. Now, I
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see that we were in the anomaly - in the preceding

three unattended passes, and I assu-_d that we were in
the anom_ly then, although BE and AL were not secured
and that ought to attract - that's the flare. I looked
around - the only place, of course, would have been 31
that I could see. I could not see anything on X-ray.
But every once in a while I thought I could, but it -
that was kind of funny. We haven't seen too much on
that. And I looked at XUV and ... yourself that active
region 31 was - was as hot or hotter than everything
else around there. However, after that, I - I moved
up to the unattended ops active region 31 and I
couldn't get very much on intensity data on - on 55
tweaking around the active region; as a matter of
fact, it looked pretty low. I've seen higher, and the
other day I was 1200 and here I can see only about 2 -
2 to 300 on peaking up with 55. So I assume what I
saw the PMEC was going through the anomaly, hut I
thought I'd mention it to you anyhow.
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15 05 30 PLT B channel, for the phote people. Sixteen mm

transporter 04 has been launched with gray tapes, and
having Jammed once, and has been restowed in locker 523.
End of message.
15 28 07 PLT Hello, friendly B channel. For the EREP people.

At 15:28 I came back up to the MDA to check the
S192 alignment. I turned on the alignment switch
and the ALI(_ READY light did not come on. The
following meter readings were obtained without
adjustment: before adjustment, the visible left
..., 8.0; right, 40. The thermal reading was 44,
4-4. Here's some readings for you - meter readings :
Bravo 3 is reading 82: Charlie 3 is reading 87;
Delta 3 is reading 85; Charlie 5 is reading 43,
that's 4-3; Delta 5 is reading 13, 1-3; and Delta 6 is
reading 45, 4-5. End of message.
f 15 SO i0 SPT Friendly B eharu%el, a note on stowage. We have

emptied the left-hand side of locker W-705 of
disposal bags, and we're starting in on the right-
hand side. That gives you an idea of - -
15 30 32 PLT Tape recorder, I've opened the S192 door; S192 MODE
%o READY. Got a READY light. Went back and
turned the ALIGN switch ON. I still do not get an
ALIGN READY light. The visible readings are practi-
cally unchanged. However, without having touched
anything, the thermal channel reading has come
up to 60 percent - 6-0. I don't understand. But
I may Just let it go.
15 34 34 PLT Okay, tape recorder, some more for the EREP people.
Per the checklist after I'd opened the 192 door, I
closed it again; and after I noted that the thermal
channel was indicating 60 percent, I went back
and looked, and it was back to 40. I tried to
check something out - open the 192 door again, and
the door was in transit. The thermal channel
reading would v_ry between 40 and about 52 percent.
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back and forth. I don't know if it's getting
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up to about 60 percent. That's where it sat. I'm

going to go ahead - And oh - and also, this time on
opening the door and getting a 192 READY light, I
have an ALIGN READY light that appears to be a some
•.. Stand by. Okay, people, I solved that one. The
only time we get an ALIGN READY light is when we
have an S192 READY light. In other words, when I
go MODE to STANDBY, I no longer have the ALIGN READY
light either.
15 37 13 SPT Friendly B channel, this is the SPT for the suit

people. Since we are now drying suits in a normal
fashion, I'm going to make an executive decision
and put only two desiccants in each suit rather than
four, because: Number l, it gets us there on time
with the desiccants. No. 2, it avoids us having
an impossible problem at the end of the mission
trying to dry 12 desiccantsfor l0 hours each. We
wouldn't have time co do it. End of message.
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16 33 56 CDR Hello, friendly B channel. This is to the ATM fel-

lows from the CDR. While doing building block 6 and
having the TS/LT ENABLE switch OFF (although that was
what the pad called for), and the BT and AL high
voltage collars are on on 56, I noticed that PMEC got
over 900. Now, I see that we were in the ano_,ly.
This is for the ... three unattended passes, and I
assume we were in the anomaly then, although 5T and
AL were not secured, end that I, in fact, did not see
a flare. I looked around; the only place, ¢f course,
would have been 31 - that I could see. I did not see
anything on X-ray. But every once in a while I
thought I could, hut it - That was kind of _mny; we
haven't seen too much on that. And I looked at XUV,
and played with the integration .... if you could
convince yourself that active region 31 was as hot
or hotter than anything else around there. However,
after that, I - I moved up to the unattended ops to
active region 31, and I couldn't get very much on
intensity data on 55 tweaking around the active re-
gion. As a matter of fact, it looked pretty low.
l'd seen higher on the other day; I was at 1200.
And here I could see only about 2 - 2 - 300, on
_- tweaking up with 55. No, observed when I saw the
PMEC was going through the anomaly, but I thought l'd
mention it to you, anyhow. End of message
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17 5h 30 CDR Hello, there friendly B channel; it's your old CDR

here doing the CSM day 22 stowage. There's an item
in there that says remove the head rests, three of
them, from B-1 and stow them in TSB. Be advised that
I installed them on the couches instead, ass,rming a
norm-1 unsuited reentry. And in the event that we
have to go suited, we can pull them off and stuff
them - then, otherwise, the couches are configured.
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17 59 59 CDR Hello, B channel; this is the CDR again. For the

stowage people, I have a question on C_ day 22 stow-
age. I have removed from locker B-I the towel strap
holder; however, there are three bags of co--,_nd mod-
ule towels: one for the commander, one for the SPT,
and one for the PLT. Were they supposed to have been
taken out earlier and used, or should I leave them in
B-I? You can answer that question at your leisure.
Thank you.
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19 hl 06 CDR Friendly B channel, this is the 14092/171 with the PLT

as the subject, and the time is 15 - no, 16-19:41,
December [sic] seventh. And the calf measurements are
left 13-1/2 and ri@ht 13-1/4.
19 51 57 SPT The PLT's ID numbers are right leg, Alfa X-ray; left
leg, Charlie Juliet. We had to slip the PLT down to
a 13/Ih leg band because his leg girth has changed by
about a half an inch since the last run, and that
wipes us fresh out of 13/i_ leg bands - They're all
in use now. We've got plenty of 16/17's and some
15/16's left over. You might think about at least
supplying leg bands in the small size and possibly
even making the 12/13's for the next mission.
19 58 25 SPT - - sm,ll as the PLT's. Pete says they're high this

morning. His heart rates are within spec,
repressing - -
20 33 12 SPT Okay, for MI71 the N2, 02, C02 gas pressure in the
bottle is 1589.
20 39 38 SPT Okay, the CAL (cough) N2, H20 bottle pressure reading
is lh90 today.
20 42 _8 SPT On message 3-5, the pressure reading you want is 4.970.
20 43 21 SPT And the percent oxygen this afternoon is 74.70. The

percent H20 is 3.03. And the percent CO 2 is 1.89.
20 _h 15 SPT The pressure reading is, again, 4.970.
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22 49 19 sPT Yes, and the major one that came up today is doing
away withall the - we wound up doing away withall
the restraints on the bicycle ergometer.
22 _9 26 PLT We had that thing in 16 different arrangements and

configurations, none of which worked very well. And
we finally wound - Joe tried it yesterday and it
seemed to work and I got my shot at it today. And
the best way of all is nn_estrained, except for your ._
feet of course. You got to keep your feet to the -
to the pedals, but, other than that - -
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21 14 hi CDR Hi, there, friendly B channel. This is the CDR on

day 159. The time is 21:15, and I would like to give
you M487-3 Bravo, starting on page 3-6 of the Evalua-
tion Experiments Checklist. I would like to start out
by talking about the wardroom and using your guide-
lines. Overall I - I rate the wardroom very good.
The general arrangements, the orientation of the com-
partments are basically very good. What - Well, I'll
get to it. Basically, they are very good. The volume
of the compartment is adequate.
21 15 46 SPT Okay, back to MI71 for a minute. The percent 02 post-
run is 72.1B. It changes with time. The percent H20

is 5.64, dropping 5.57, 5.51, for instance. The per-
cent CO 2 is 1.97, 1.96, 1.97. That one's fairly stable.
Okay, it's yours, Pete.
21 16 18 CDR Okay, we're back with M487-3 Bravo. The volume of the
wardroom is adequate. Ceiling and floor proximity are
fine. There is no problem there. Ingress and egress
are all right, but it could be a little bit better.
The PLT's location in the corner - If everybody is
eating, he has to either go over the top of the table
or slide around the floor to get by the CDR or the
SPT. And the trash collection provisions leave some-
thing to be desired. Now let me say that where the
trash bag ... are located, one guys has to ... quite
a ways to get to the trash bags, and - namely, the
CDR. If you put the trash bag behind him where there
is a location, then the other two guys can't reach it
at all. So, we could do a little bit better on trash
collection. And the other thing is the wet trash,
where we can ... wet trash in the can - the can holder
area, that tends to get a little dirty in there, and
we have to keep after it - cleaning it. And I'll have
some more comments about that in a minute. The stowage
volume and access is all right, except the tray that
holds the pudding doesn't really hold the pudding ade-
quately. The ... trays for the SPT and the PLT are
too close together, and they hang up in one another
all the time because the - the ... knobs that are
between the two sometimes stick out, either up or down,
._ between the trays, and hang in the lower or upper tray.
The food stowage is basically all pretty good, and it
could probably by spread out a little bit better with
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21 18 32 SPT ...
CDR And it doesn't ... very well. Now the personnel

mobility aids we don't - excuse me, temporary equip-
ment restraints basically work well. We don't have
too much trouble anyway. Other than that, the per-
sonnel mobility aids are - those don't really apply
in the wardroom. You don't need any anywhere for that
matter. You can ... yourself anywhere you want in
the vehicle. The personnel restraint devices work
fairly well except for the - the foot straps which
are basically a good idea, but the material they're
made from mskes them very difficult to operate. Ther-
mal comfort has been good. Noise level is extremely
low, and the illumination is good. And, of course,
we enjoy very much _he wardroom window . .. us a good
view of the Earth a_Ld the stars at night. And it's
very pleasant.
21 19 35 CDR One of the problems in the wardroom is keeping it

clean. We have the grid floor. We have the grid
above, and we have many little perturbances that -
lockers that have little old locker doors on top of
them with the wet wipes and so forth. And there are
certain foods that are very difficult to handle, and
you Just can't help but have a little bit of water -
a little bit of food - liquid food get eway from you.
And these settle on these various places of the grid,
and so forth. And it's very, very difficult to clean
the wardroom. So, in future design, I would suggest
that we go to some arrangement - wall, ceiling, and
cabinet structure - that is basically easier to clean,
at the same time bearing in mind the location of the
various cabinets and their functions with respect to
the people that are using that room.
21 20 31 CDR So much for the wardroom. The waste management com-

partment I think basically is, again, very good. The
general arrangement and orientation of the compartment
are fairly good. The location of the compartment next
to the sleep compartment is not good because the blower
runs. You can hear in the sleep compartments and so
forth. So, it is Just the location. The volume is
fine. (Y_n) ... really doesn't bother us any.
Ingress/egress is okay. The trash collection is all
right, but yet the - A little improvement in trash
collection - I would think that especially the wet
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trash, the urine towel and things like this, and the
collection of the urine bags and so forth, that rather
than hanging that thing on the wall, we really need
an internal thing to hang that trash bag. And it
would keep it out of the way of the door; it's located
right next to the door where you come in ... located
it right in front next to the wash basin. There it
is sort of in your way, but it's not that bad. The
stowage volmne and access in there is very reasonable.
The temporary equipment restraints, the handholds,
and so forth are good.
21 21 52 CDR The foot restraints, again, are excellently placed,

but the material that they are made out of is very
poor and makes it difficult to use. No requirement,
no personnel mobility aids in there, no personnel
restraint devices - Excuse me, I got personnel re-
straint devices mixed up with temporary equipment
restraints. Just the equipment restraints. Okay.
And the comment I made about the temporary equipment
restraints applies to personnel restraint devices -
the foot holders; so don't confUse the two. Thermal
comfort has been good there. Noise level is low, and
the illmmination is excellent. Sleep compartment: I
find my sleep compartment quite adequate. You don't
need a large room. I have plenty of stowage space.
Don't mind my head hanging on the wall. Trash col-
lection is fine. Stowage is fine. Access is fine.
Temporary equipment restraints are adequate. Person-
nel mobility aids are ... Personnel restraint devices
are adequate but ... improvements made on it, but the
basic idea is very good. You can sleep on your side,
on your back, on your stomach. It works very well,
and we can sleep quite well up here. Thermal comfort
has been good. Noise level is low, except for things
(yawn) you don't notice, like the waste management
compartment when somebody goes in at night. The illu-
mination is all right. I think perhaps I would like
a small ...-type lamp though to be located over my
bed rather than this harsh fluorescent light .... get
all the light or no light.
21 23 31 CDR Experiment compartment ... arrangement, and of the

_ experiment compartment is fine. We're a little crowded
over in the area where the shower is, because the shower
is an afterthought with us. If the shower wasn't there,
I think it - everything would be Just fine. One other
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point, the volt,he of the compartment is more than ade-

quate. The ceiling has got - I'd say about ... We
find - Like exercising with the bicycle ergometer in
the ... mode, we have no place to put our feet up on.
The ceiling has quite a bit of - wire, rugs, fire
sensors, lights, and shower stuff's all in the way
there on the ceiling. Ingress and egress in the ex-
periments compartment is no sweat. Trash collection
is really not too applicable. We don't really gen-
erate or produce a lot of trash there and so that
doesn't really apply. Stowage volume and access is
very reasonable. Temporary equipment restraints are
adequate. Personnel mobility aids, again, don't apply.
Personnel restraint devices - we've found that we can
ride the bicycle with no restraint at all .... very
well. The thermal comfort has been good. The noise
level is low. And, again, the illumination, where we
can use all lights, is excellent.
21 24 51 CDR Forward experiments and dome compartment: the general

arrangement and orientation of the compartment are
fine .... made out of a tank, I'm sure ... better -
the - we certainly can use the ... to do an M509 in.
We don't need the ... airlock experiment and things
like that, but it is a - a great place to - to move
around in. And the stowage is excellent around the ...
and it works very well. The personnel mobility aids
we've found we don't need in here. We can fly every-
where we need to in there. The personnel restraint
devices are good, especially the ... to work out on
the floor. Now the grid floor has worked very well,
but the grid floor is not quite as open as ... put in
the ... the rest of the things and - ... on that grid
floor, there's not always a whole lot of place to put
your feet. So ... that in future designs. Thermal
comfort, noise level, illtmaination are all excellent
in there. And I really don't have too much more to
say about that now.
21 25 52 CDR The airlock - the airlock is used for absolutely

nothing but transportation. And it's right between
the lower part of the spacecraft and the upper part
of the MDA. And, therefore, I don't really need to
c_,ment on anything except - other than that. Now
for ... It turned out that we've done one EVA out
of there. The lock compartment is more than adequate -
adequately illu_ninated. Of course, we were suited,
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and you really don't worry about the thermal comfort

and the noise level which, of course, is quite low in
there. The personnel restraint devices, we found,
were not necessary in there to do the EVA. The hatch
opened very easily. There was no problem opening it.
No problem closing it, and what temporary equipment
restraints are in there are excellently designed be-
cause we spent a lot of time on them, and ... the EVA
gear, and they work well. Stowage volume and access
doesn't really apply. And ingress/egress provisions
are excellent, as I have stated. The hatch is very
easy to close - the internal hatches ; and the external
hatches. Ceiling and floor proximity doesn't apply.
It's really a cylinder. And the volume in the com-
partment is adequate, and the general arrangement is
adequate.
21 27 08 CDR Okay. Let's ... the MDA and the STS. The general
arrangementand orientationof the compartment,I
think, could be a little bit better. Again, it 's
oriented around the cylinder, probably not the greatest
orientation in the whole world, but it really hasn't
led us into too many serious problems, ... fine ....
the compartment is certainly adequate. Ceiling/floor
proximity: it doesn't really apply in there. Ingress/
egress is fine, both to below through the airlock and
through the tunnel to the command module. No problem
there. You don't generate a lot of trash up there.
We have a few trash bags, hut we find that we really
don't ... up there .... is not necessary. We don't
have any personnel restraint devices. The ATM gear
works well. I think the ... could be designed a little
bit better ... other 487-3 Alpha, I believe I com-
mented on the basic ...
21 28 05 CDR Thermal comfort: it gets quite cold up there, but

that's more our problem from having lost our shield
and not having a lot of electricity in the whole
world. So, I think that, in view of that, it's been
quite good. It's been about 60 degrees, and I think
now that we have had the wing out, it gradually (yawn) -
the temperature up there will be allowed to pick up.
The noise level is fine. The mol sieves ... every
15 minutes, but it's quiet and doesn't bother you too
much, and the illumination is adequate.
21 28 h8 CDR And that is the end of the CDR's M487-3 Bravo.

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21 33 hi SPT Friendly tape recorder, this is the SPT at 21:33 with

a M487-3 Bravo, starting with evaluations of the var-
ious compartments. The wardroom: General arrangement
is pretty good. I have same nit picks, being the SPT,
that I do not have a handy place to put food trash -
with a ... of _ side of the vehicle - of the room.
What we're doing is hanging a disposal bag on the snaps
between _ seat and the door, which serves - and al_o
serves for the food and the shower bags and whatever
else is around. There is - there do tend to be some
bottlenecks in the food area in both obtaining one's
food and disposing of cans. However, I think it was
a good Job for the amount of room involved.
21 3h 39 SPT The wardroom window is outstanding. Its size is very

good. Certainly let's not make them any smaller. Its
field of view is also excellent. I _mderstand that's
partly coincidence, on account of the meteoroid shield
being missing. I think it would have been a shame if
we'd had the smaller field of view. And the other
thing about the wardroom, of course, is that, since
we eat there, we spatter a great deal. And either
the food is going to have to be better engineered to
_ke it more spatter-proof andor the room in which
the eating occurs is going to have to he made rela-
tively spatter-tight and easily cleanahle. All right.
Continuing that, the volt_e, ss I said, is marginal.
The ceiling/floor proximity is good. Ingress/egress
provisions are good. We need the large opening. We
rarely to never use the curtain across it. Trash
collection I've already covered. Stowage volume is
okmy. Access - it's fine except for mealtime. Tem-
porary equipment restraints - we're using a lot of
bungees spread on the little holes between the locker
doors. This is okay; however, the bungees tend to
slip off and - something siiilar hut with a little
better restraint and the elasticity incorporated would
be good.
21 36 ii SPT I don't understand what personnel mobility aids are.

Personnel restraint devices - since I don't wear
triangle shoes with triangles on them, I can't use
the little triangles at the base. And I prefer to
have something I can use the mushrooms with. The
thigh restraints are okay. I have a feeling that
something better will - will ultimately be developed,
but they are convenient to get in and out of. Thermal
comfort and noise level are excellent. Illumination
is low as it is pretty much throughout the ship.
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21 36 h9 SPT Waste management compartment turns out to be a pretty

good size and pretty well-arranged. The ceiling/floor
proximity is okay as is the wall-to-wall proximity for
doing such tasks as the shaking up the - the urine and
also for defecation. Ingress/egress is fine. Trash
collection is fine. Stowage volume is fine. Temporary
equi!mnent restraints - I would like to see more equip-
ment restraints, occasionally - particularly when -
setting up and tearing down from the medical
experiments, we find that we have more things in our
hands than we know what to do with - and - get - a bit
of a bottleneck there at the door with one guy stand-
ing there putting on and taking off electrodes with
the electrodes kit in plsae, with the trash bag in
place, covering people's hygiene kits. That's the
area that's too crowded. The deeper you go into the
compartment, the better things get. Personnel mobility
aids, not really required. Restraint devices: The
straps on the floor we've debriefed before are in a
good location but are not well-designed and tend to
interfere with the urine drawers. Thermal comfort's
fine. Noise level's fine. Illumination is probably
adequate in this compartment.
21 38 14 SPT The sleep compartment - arrangement and orientation

are - are okay. The volume of the compartment is
okaM, excep that a little more temporary stowage is
required. I'll get to that. Ceiling/floor proximity
is okay. Don't meke it any smaller. When I have M133
on, _ head tends to bump and scrape the ceiling with
that cap on when I'm in bed. Ingress/egress is okay.
It's a little bit cramped, however, for rapid egress,
in case we really needed to. Trash collection is fine.
Stowage volume is - not enough, in that most of the
lockers are taken up with permanent stowage of one
kind or another. And you really don't have any place
to _npty your pockets. I have rigged two trash bags -
taped them to the wall and ceiling near the bed, and
I use those for - as dresser dr_ers. Temporary
equipment restraints are okay. Personnel mobility,
not needed. Restraint devices, not needed; the com-
partment is so small. Thermal comfort is okay. Noise
level is too high when - When you're asleep and any-
one else is moving around at all, the noise and the
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light get - get - get to you. If you ever want people

on other than a simultaneous sleep cycle, you must
provide them with a sound-proof sleeping accnmmodation,
which is the exact opposite of what we have right now.
Illumination in the sleep compartment is okay.
21 39 43 SPT Experiment compartment general arrangement and orien-

tation is okay, except that the - at the two corners
where things get _fully crowded between the shower,
the centrifuge, the tool kits, and our temporary
stowage for the vacuum cleaner. It's very crowded
in that corner. In the other corner, it's not quite
so bad, but M131 pretty well sweeps that area clear
and makes it useless for stowage of other gear. Aside
from that, we did well. Ceiling/floor is okay.
Ingress/egress is not applicable. Trash collection:
We don't collect trash in that compartment. Stowage
volume is all right. Temporary equipment restraints :
I have trouble finding places to put the checklist
still. What we need is a mini camera mount that
doesn't stick down in the compartment so far and which
could be placed in more different places. Personnel
mobility aids, not required. Restraint devices, not
required; the triangle does the trick. Thezmal com-
fort, okay. Noise level, okay. Illumination on the
low side.
21 hO h9 SPT Forward dc_ae panel arrangement and orientation is okay.

This - this figuring is one where you can put more
things around the wall with a - a little triangle here
and there, a few handholds be - beside them and you
don't have to worry about the up/down arrangements.
We may actually have under-utilized the walls of that
compartment a little bit. This is for future refer-
ence. The volume is fine, and we need a compartment
this big to give you room to play around and move in.
Ceiling/floor proximity is okay. Ingress/egress is
okay. Trash collection: We don't collect trash
upstairs. Stowage volume is fine, and access to the
dome lockers is fine. Temporary equipment restraints
don't seem to be needed, except in the suit donning
areas where we could use some more. Personnel mobility
aids, not required. Restraint devices, adequate.
._ Thermal, noise, and illumination: The first two okay_
the illumination is a little low.
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21 4i 5h SPT The airlock is a - a fine tunnel. And for a tunnel

and - and an airlock, it's size and dimensions are
pretty good because when you're EVA with the hatch
open you alws_s have something to bear against,
and I wouldn't want it a whole lot bigger - a
little longer maybe, because we always have trouble
getting things in. Okay, ceiling/floor proximity
is good. Ingress/egress is good. We don't collect
trash in there. Stowage volume: We should have a
little more, a little better thought-out stowage
for EVA. Equilm_ent: The zipper pockets aren't
very useful because you can't get anything in them
and then close the zipper, and zippers aren't easy
to handle in a pressurized glove. Keep in mind
that Velcro is - would be great if we had the right
kind. Snaps are also no good in the pressurized
glove. Much of the Velcro on board the ship is no
good because it doesn'thold well enough. Okay,
personnel mobility aids are not required. Restraint
devices, not really required. We talked at one
time about having shoes in the airlock, and shoes
are a great thing in a pressurized suit. We Just
don't happen to need them in a compartment this
size. Comfort, noise level, and illumination
are not applicable.
21 h3 ll SPT In the MDA/STS, general arrangement is reasonably

good except for a couple of things. The M200
circuit breaker panels have always been a pain
in the neck and, in zero-g, they continue to be a
pain in the neck, orienated at right angles to
everything else and on down. The bottleneck of the
MDA is the STS, where the control and display panels
are. It's not compatible to have a guy working there
and a guy working at the ATM. And the guy at the STS
blocks the hatch. Ceiling/floor proximity is all
right. Ingress/egress is all right. Trash collec-
tion: Don't seem to need one in the MDA, and we
don't have any - that I can think of. Stowage
volume and access, okay. Equipment restraints,
okay. Mobility aids, not required. Restraint
devices: The two triangle sections are - are good.
_ Illuminationis low in the MDA and a littlebit
confusing in a circular compartment. Noise level
and thermal comfort are - Well, noise level is
okay. It's cold in there, and it has been for days.
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21 hh 32 SPT And I guess that's it for Bravo. Good-bye.
22 00 23 SPT Friendly B channel, this is the SPT at 22:00 for

the medical people. I 'm activating the slide
stainer for fun and profit. And on opening the
waste bag storage container, a threaded bolt, with
a ball bearing at one end and a little screw slot
at the other end came floating out, evidently
having backed off from some place in there. And
it would be fun to know where it came from, so I
could try to put it back. End of message.
22 29 53 CDR Hello, there, friendly B channel. It's the old

CDR with the message 1516, the general evening
questions 15/Day 159. Question ntnnber i. Request
you voice-record EVA debrief on following items.
Alpha: true and umbilical motions when strap cut
through and when SAS pulled out with ... Let's go
to when the strapwas cut. At the time the SPT
went to cut the strap, the CDR was positioned
holding onto the pole with one hand and tethering
with the BET, with the right arm positioned behind
hinge, facing minus-X, looking at the cutter. The
SPT pulled several times as hard as he could on the
cut strap, and the CDR could notice that the Jaws
weren't back as close as they were going to close.
But nothing happened. So the CDR suspected that
the Jaws had spread and that we had closed it as
far as we could, but the strap had spread the jaws
and the strap was, in fact, not cut. So I said to
the SPT, "Is that as hard as you can pull?" And
he said, "Yes, that is it." Whenceupon, he
continued to pull mightily unbeknownst to the CDR,
who decide that he would go out the pole and
investigate what was happening. And upon approaching
about h feet from the end of the pole, low and
behold, the strap cut, and the SAS beam moved about
2 feet in an instantly swift sort of action. In the
meantime, because the CDR was now hanging onto a
loose pole - in fact, that had drifted - he also
floated upward with the wing and got s.hold of the
..., which was rapidly getting slack. Then figuring
that the taut end was behind him, he started moving
- hand over hand as fast as possible, keeping tensions
to the plus-X direction of the BET, down the BET, as
he floated upward, and he arrived in a great heap at
the end on top of the SPT. Right, SPT?
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22 32 h7 SPT There wasn't much ...
CDR Well, you were having your problems holding onto the
pole, right? And getting yourself - -
SPT Yes - -
CDR - - all suckered back down.
SPT Right. . __
22 32 56 CDR _he SPT will debrief on that. Anyhow, when I

/ got back in the v_cinity of the A-frame and the
/ discone antenna, I got this situation under control.
/ And I will let the SPT brief you on - on his happening
/ while cutting the strap. Okay, let's go to when the
/ SAS pulled out with the BET. The BET was tight then -
/ as tight as we could get it arotmd the cleat, which -
we got it as tight as we could on the cleat. And then
I went to the vicinity of the end of the SAS coltmm,
plus-X direction, of course, on the frame of the SAS,
and endeavored to pick up the BET and smartly put it
over my shoulder while facing minus-X. Unfortunately,
this didn't turn out to be as easy to do, and when I
finally got my legs under - and I - I was a little
leery about this facing mlnus-X because that would
have put m_ t_bilical under the BET, and - and - and
I felt that when it let go, if my feet went out to
the left, I was liable to do loop and wind up with
my t_nbilical around the BET, which was a circumstance
I didn't want to get into. So, I was trying to do
this, looking right, facing the dark, and picking up
the BET. Well, I got it up one time, and I pushed as
hard as I could with not too much results. Whereupon
my feet slipped out from under me, and the SPT and I
\ decided to have me come back towards the lip of the
FAS, plus-X, and - and go - and - and - I - and both
\ of us to get back by the FAS lip, whereupon we would
\ put our feet on the FAS lip and pull in the plus-X
direction.
22 35 29 CDR 1 Well, we gave a couple of mighty heaves that way,
with not too much results. We could see the SAS
wiggle - I mean the SAS beam wing wiggle a few times,
but with not too much success. So, the SPT said,
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_ /
_ng in the plus-X direction and you get

/ back_out end lift the BET." Whereupon I got out
/ end I lifted the BET with a mighty heave and I got
/ it on mK_.right shoulder, which left me not looking
/ at the SAS wing. And I gave a mighty heave and the
/ SPTgave a mighty heave, whereupon everything went
I black and I shot straight up into the Sir. And as
I revolved to m_ right, I could see the SAS wing
coming hut a good, smart clip. And by the time I
got myself all under control from the whifferdill by
pulling against - towards the plus-X direction on
the BET, which I was tethered to - and came back
towards the FAS area - By the time I settled down
_. from m_ whifferdill back there in the - in the FAS
area, the wing had come all the way up and was fully _
ployed.
22 36 h_ CDR At that point in time, we again took the remaining

slack out of the BET and left it tied, with a slight
amount of tension, to the A-frame - which we have
photographs of that from the inside and continuing
back to the A-frame. And it goes from the A-frame,
over to the FAS lip, out to the upper transport that
is attached to. And so much for that.

22 37 i0 CDR / Question ntm_ber B - I-B. Request you voice-record
EVA debrief on following items - B being visual
_observations on quad A. I can see two quads, quad A
end quad B from the FAS work station, and I could
determine absolutely no difference, whatsoever, in
either quad A or quad B. It looked, around the
black packaging that the thrusters actually come
out of, that the paint was beginning to blister off
both packages only being able to see the forward
Th_
end - the - the - the minus-X-firing thrusters.
_y - both of them look exactly the same. The color
the thrusters: - the ... color of the clusters
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th_._elves - discoloration of them - looked approxi-

mately the s_e on all the thrusters on both packages
that I could see. So I could see no difference
between quad A and B.
22 38 15 CDR And I will let the SPT debrief 1-Alpha from his
point of view.
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23 00 03 CDR Hello, there, friendly B channel. It's your old CDR

with the Evening Status Report for day 159. Are you
ready for this? Alfa: CDR, 155; SPT, I00; PLT fell
down on the job today, 210. Bravo: CDR, 4010; SPT,
7218; PLT, 367o. Charlie: CDR, 6.074, 6.071, 6.069;
SPT, 6.641, 6.641, 6.639; PLT, 6.793, 6.795 and 6.790.
Delta: for the CDH, it's a 2/20/2400, 1/05/0250; for
the SPT it's a 2/17/2300; the PLT did an M092/171
today, so he didn't have any. Echo: Echo for the
CDR is a none; for the SPT, a none; and PLT is a
none. That's the end of the Evening Status Report.
Good evening to you.
23 47 56 PLT Hello, B channel. This is the PLT with his comments

on M_87-3 Bravo. Evaluating compartments was first:
_- habitability parameters. Talk about the wardroom
first. General arrangement and orientation is - was
adequate, I guess. That is, it's adequate from an
arrangement standpoint. Stand by. It's adequate
from an arrangement standpoint. It's good for an
orientation, it's in a good place. It's centrally
located as kind of the living area down there. The
arrangement is too close - the eating table is too
close to the wall. Now it's handy to be close when
you're trying to reach into food drawers and such,
but the SPT can't ... his food drawers directly, any-
way. If you hang any trash bags on the wall, which
is a requirement, then they get in the way. Other
than that it's pretty good; it Just needs to be a
little bigger, and I guess that's the .... Which is
the next one? Now l've confused the two, let me
think about it. Oh, on arrangement. Then I guess
l'd say that the eating table is pushed too far to
the refrigerator and a replen down there. The ...
floor proximity is good. Ingress/egress positions
not special, except the large door, which is good.
As I mentioned previously in another comment to the
ground, the - the large doors - the one-g type doors
shape and size is - is good in zero g because you
don't move around head first you move around in an -
essentially in a vertical position. You Just push
off and you go scootingaround either vertical or
semi-sitting. Very good. Trash collection, I men-
tioned the trash bags previously. There are some wet,
dry trash in there, but they're only behind the PLT.
Consequently, he's the only guy that uses them. Other
people keep their own trash bags - disposal bags
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snapped to the wail. Temporary equipment restraints,

there really are none. We made some out of spring
bungees. Well, there are some of Velcro. You never
have, Just generally speaking, there are never too
many snaps or too much Velcro. Personnel mobility
aids: there are none in there. Restraint devices
we've touched on before. The thigh restraints are
good. Yes, good I think. Good to adequate. The
triangle cutouts in the foot pedestal, I haven't
used, personally, I haven't felt a requirement for
them. The foot restraints, the lifts are made of
too stiff a material. They are unwieldy and conse-
quently, I haven't used them. The thermal comfort
is good, the noise level is good, the illumination -
when we ran power down was naturally - that's not
fair - was a little low but hidden on the dark side,
illumination is a little dim in there. Mainly, I
think, because when you're on the light side you're
used to the bright light coming in the wardroom win-
dow and then when you go on the dark side it seems all
the darker. The waste management compartment - it's
general arrangement and orientation I think is gen-
erally - is good. Let's make it, let's call it very
good. The volume is about right, the ceiling/floor
proximity is good. Ingress/egress - if the ... trash
collection is very good. So is volume and access.
Now the volume is very good, the access, - the only
complaint I have is that every morning when we have
to work on the air drawers is we have to get in that
same large, lower odd-shaped compartment for the
urine bags and the urine sample bags.
23 52 32 PLT It would be better to have a more regularly shaped

compartment than to have it higher, because you don't
have to work in any compartment in an upright - one-g
upright position. Temporary equipment restraints
again are ... so-so, and they are used, they are very
good, they are mobility aids. We have a couple of
handrails, they are not used as mobility aids, they
are used more as an aid for restraint devices. The
restraint devices; the foot trims we touched on them
before, and the same comment goes for these as goes
for the - the ones at the wardroom table. Thermal
comfort is very good, noise level very good, illumi-
nation, now we can get all three lights on in there
again, is very good. Sleep compartment general
arrangement and orientation. I guess I'm tulique when
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compared to my two compatriots in that I was not able

to sleep well in the sleep compartment because, sur-
prisingly, I felt like I was sleeping on a wall.
Apparently, I have a personal mental problem, I guess,
but I've not slept in there since about the fourth
night. We moved in the workshop, I slept in the
forward workshop compartment. The volume is good,
the ceiling/floor proximity is also all right, the ...
are okay, trash bags are fine, stowage volume is very
good. Temporary equipment restraints those towel
holders are excellent. They are outstanding for that
type of use, you use it to hold your clothing on, and
it's excellent for that. Temporary equipment restraints
quite a bit of - well, a couple of strips of Velcro
would be adequate. Personnel mobility aids don't
apply as do restraint devices. Thermal comfort is
very good; noise level, very good, and illumination,
adequate. Experiment compartment.
23 5h 28 PLT General arrangement - it's a - let me think on this

a minute. Somebody would think we'd do better - s_ne-
one else would do better - evaluating, I think, when
you're not used to it. We've been training in this
thing for a year and a half, and some things you come
to accept. I guess I got no co_ents to make, no
suggestions, so I'd have to give that a very good,
then. The volmue is all right, ceiling/floor proximity
is very good. Ingress/egress doesn't really apply,
it's all right. Trash collection; you don't make
much trash in there, and we haven't really found a
necessity to - there are no trash collection provision
and I guess, we haven't found a necessity for any.
Stowage volume and access : the PSS drawers are kind
of out of the way, I'd have to give that an adequate.
They're out of the way, you have to go around the
bicycle every time you want to get into scmething.
23 55 38 PLT Temporary equipment restraints are okay. Personnel

mobility aids: there are none. Restraint devices
are ... Thermal comfort is - end noise - thermal
comfort, noise level, and illumination are all very
_ good. NOW the forward and dome areas - I don't know
what you really - what we really should be trying to
answer in general arrangement and orientation. It's
all one-g vertical, which is the ws,v you get used to
it in general arrangement. It's all right. The
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compared to my two compatriots in that I was not able

to sleep well in the sleep compartment because, sur-
prisingly, I felt like I was sleeping on a wall.
Apparently, I have a personal mental problem, I guess,
but l've not slept in there since about the fourth
night. We moved in the workshop, I slept in the
forward workshop compartment. The volume is good,
the ceiling/floor proximity is also all right, the ...
are okay, trash bags are fine, stowage volume is very
good. Temporary equipment restraints those towel
holders are excellent. They are outstanding for that
type of use, you use it to hold your clothing on, and
it's excellent for that. Temporary equipment restraints
quite a hit of - well, a couple of strips of Velero
would be adequate. Personnel mobility aids don't
apply as do restraint devices. Thermal comfort is
very good; noise level, very good, and ill_nination,
adequate. Experiment compartment.
23 54 28 PLT General arrangement - it's a - let me think on this

a minute. Somebody would think we'd do better - some-
one else would do better - evaluating, I think, when
you're not used to it. We've been training in this
thing for a year and a half, and some things you come
to accept. I guess I got no cormnents to make, no
suggestions, so l'd have to give that a very good,
then. The volume is all right, ceiling/floor proximity
is very good. Ingress/egress doesn't really apply,
it's all right. Trash collection; you don't make
much trash in there, and we haven't really found a
necessity to - there are no trash collection provision
end I guess, we haven't found a necessity for any.
Stowage volume and access : the PSS drawers are kind
of out of the way, l'd have to give that an adequate.
They're out of the way, you have to go around the
bicycle every time you want to get into something.
23 55 38 PLT Temporary equipment restraints are okay. Personnel

mobility aids : there are none. Restraint devices
are ... Thermal comfort is - and noise - thermal
comfort, noise level, and illtunination are all very
_- good. Now the forward and dome areas - I don't know
what you really - what we really should be trying to
answer in general arrangement and orientation. It's
all one-g vertical, which is the way you get used to
it in general arrangement. It's all right. The
F
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compartments of which you have to work is very good

that we put that film vault on the grid floor because
the work at the film vault - those drawers are heavy.
You pull those drawers in and out, they work hard,
they're difficult to move. All I'm doing is pointing
out the fact that you have to have some place to
stabilize your feet, and we usually have the triangu-
lar shoes, and that means we use the grid. Volume is
quite adequate. Ceiling/floor proximity doesn't
apply. Ingress/egress doesn't really apply. Trash
collection does not apply. Stowage volume and access:
we've had no problems in getting to the dome lockers
as I mentioned before. That blue ring around under
the water tank is quite handy for maintaining yourself,
the other one - you can always find something to grab
a hold of and hook a hand on for all the longer you
have to be in one of those F523. Temporary equipment
restraints: there again we've got snapped around
some Velcro and - we need all them. MY previous
comments apply to the - you never have too much Velcro
or too many snaps. Mobility aids are the handrails
and we haven't really used them, as we debriefed
earlier, as handrails. As mobility aids, we use them
more as restraint device. Restraint devices are very
good. Thermal comfort is very good, noise level is
very good, sA%d illumination is a little bit dim.
23 57 54 PLT And I'd give that adequate, but we could certainly

use some more light. The airlock is kind of a
nothing but a passageway. We haven't used that as
a working compartment except for EVA. So, generkl
arrangement orientation: it's all right. The volume
is good, the ceiling/floor proximity is ..., the
cylinder diameter is good. When you work in there
you can in fact press out, put your shoulders against
one side and your feet against the other side, and
stabilize yourself quite well. Ingress/egress
provisions - we discussed . .. and it doesn't apply,
trash doesn't apply, stowage volume doesn't apply.
Temporsa'/ equipment restraints : I haven't really had
the occasion to use them in there, the other two
people can give you a better handle on that after
yesterday's exercise. Mobility aids doesn't apply,
restraint devices doesn't apply. Thermal comfort
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doesn't really apply, noise level is all right,

illumination is very good in there because they have
got 20 - I think 25-watt incandescent bulbs and the
walls are painted white, and that is the one place
where we have excellent illumination. Now, on the
MDA - STS. General aids and orientation: again it's
a cylinder and things have Just been stuck to the
walls.
23 59 17 PLT Orientation is all right, I've come to learn to accept

it during training. The general arrangement is kind
of helter-skelter and hodgepodge. I have no con-
structive comments to make. I appreciate all the
stuff was put in here kind of helter-skelter, hodge-
podge. It's not good, you come in here and things
are - you have trouble finding things in here. You
come in zero-gand I ... was comingin to the MDA
tend to orient on the ATM. The volume is good, more
than adequate. We've got plenty of room to move
around in here. Actually more than we need. This
wouldn't really have to be this big anymore. However,
we've not had as much problem working in here as I
thought. I thought it would be too large, and it's
not turned out to be such. You can work on something
in the middle of the volume, and still hook your
toes/feet/legs on something else. Ingress/egress
provisions are - where we've got this tlmnel at one
end and the airlock in the other, so they're all right.
Trash collection: we haven't really carried much
trash up here. Matter of fact, there are none. We
don't use any. What we do generate, we carry back
down to the experiments area with us. Personnel
mobility aids: there are none, as such, and we
probably haven't really need of any. Well, there are
a few handholds up here, but they're not mobility
aids - they're more stability aids, and again they fit
in with restraint devices.
00 00 58 PLT And we need them more for that. The thermal comfort:
it's been cold up here. That may be unique to our
situation, I'm not sure that it is anymore, it's
still cold. The noise level is satisfactory. It gets
high in here when you're running EREP. We've got
cores running and a couple other things and then
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doesn't really apply, noise level is all right,

illumination is very good in there because they have
got 20 - I think 25-watt incandescent bulbs and the
walls are painted white, and that is the one place
where we have excellent ill_mlnation. Now, on the
)DA - STS. General aids and orientation: again it's
a cylinder and things have Just been stuck to the
walls.
23 59 17 PLT Orientation is all right, I've come to learn to accept

it during training. The general arrangement is kind
of helter-skelter and hodgepodge. I have no con-
structive comments to make. I appreciate all the
stuff was put in here kind of helter-skelter, hodge-
podge. It's not good, you come in here and things
are - you have trouble finding things in here. You
come in zero-gand I ,.. was comingin to the MDA
tend to orient on the ATM. The vol_e is good, more
than adequate. We've got plenty of room to move
around in here. Actually more than we need. This
wouldn't really have to be this big ar4fmore. However,
we've not had as much problem working in here as I
thot_ht. I thought it would be too large, and it's
not :turned out to be such. You can work on something
in the middle of the volume, and still hook your
toes/feet/legs on something else. Ingress/egress
provisions are - where we've got this tlmnel at one
end and the airlock in the other, so they're all right.
Trash collection: we haven't really carried much
trash up here. Matter of fact, there are none. We
don't use any. What we do generate, we carry back
down to the experiments area with us. Personnel
mobility aids: there are none, as such, and we
probably haven't really need of any. Well, there are
a few handholds up here, but they're not mobility
aids - they're more stability aids, and again they fit
in with restraint devices.
00 O0 58 PLT And we need them more for that. The thermal comfort:
it's been cold up here. That may be unique to our
situation, I'm not sure that it is anymore, it's
still cold. The noise level is satisfactory. It gets
high in here when you're running EREP. We've got
cores running and a couple other things and then
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009 chokes off and a couple of pumps running and the

thermal - the noise level can get a little high.
Illumination is marginal in here. I'd have to give
that an adequate to poor, I guess, on illumination.
And that's the end of my comments.
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20 40 24 CDH Let's do it. Somebody else -
PLT All right ...
PLT Those fsms on the right now, Pete, Just leave them
off. Better leave them off and wait and see if they
need servicing or not.
CDH What is that, in MODE still?
PLT Yes, the light comes on every time you turn the
fan off.
CDR Oh, yes. What lights are - you're reading it -

Yes.
PLT 23 to 39 is a]] right. I think we ought to turn

them off until we talk to the ground.
CDR Yes. Let's do one.
PLT Forty-six.
CDR I think you better leave it alone for a while. Let's

leave it off the line for a while and let them ...
what they want to add. And you have SECONDARY
COOLANT LOOP LOW light yet?
PLT No.
21 02 21 PLT Hello, B channel. For the PLT during the EVA, the
LSU unit was number 17, 17; the PCU was number 15,
number 15.
21 03 47 CDH What are you doing up there? What are you doing up
there?
PLT Running through that one. A momentary ACS MALF.

l'm ... to CMG SAT.
CDR Yes.
21 ii 38 CDR Hello, friendly B chaunel. This is the CDR reporting.

Report on the dosimeters before I put them away, and
I will give you the readings. The CDR - darn my ...
- the CDR shows it to be 44066. The SPT reads 5091_
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dosimeter read out after EVA.
21 13 23 CDR Are you tnlking about the one that if you had six
batteries off the line, 30 AM batteries on . o. BAT
charges, or BAT REGS or BAT VOLTS ... It's because
we ... on the ATM console ...
ee e
CDR You know, I think that battery's ...
21 53 17 SPT Clockwise 15 degrees, you want to put it along the

line, huh?
PLT Here we have 15 degree turn .... How about a ...

and a frisky shave?
SPT Yea I
21 53 55 PLT That was a 22228.
SPT ... report.
22 2_ 02 CDR Hello there, friendly B channel.
CDR Hello there, friendly B channel. This is the CDR

with ... EVA report. The CDR wore EVA PGA serial
number 013. The ... serial number 010, now has
5500 pounds per square inch or the ... suit umbil-
ical 013. The SPT is 010 and 016 and 6100 ... and
suit umbilical 009 and ...
22 26 h0 PLT Friendly B channel, this is the PLT reporting on

changes in stowage which I think ... this report.
For stowage people, condensate DUMP ... is stowed
on the condensate ... End of message.
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Ol 04 45 PLT For the ATM here's the JOP 12, Angle A block ii.
The reading on detector 3 when we tweaked it up
was 9000 as opposed to a background of less than i000.
01 35 hh SPT Tape recorder, the SPT, with another comment on ATM

operation. The active region 31 which is - was
quite bright and prominent in H-alpha, also turned
out to be rather bright and prominent in XUV even
with the 4 XUV monitor that we have it's very
clear - you can pick out - it looks as if it's a
flare, and it's not. So this makes me think that
flare has ruined ... if you can ... in XUV.
51 h3 26 PLT Hello, B channel, this is PLT with food for the

night. I'll send you a report. The breakfast item
75, bread was - one of the two slices was eaten.
For lunch meal 65, corn was deleted and potato salad
was substituted. All I did was eat. All the snacks
were eaten, except item 62, coffee. Total Delta
water was plus 1.O, optional salt, zero. That's it.
CREW ...
02 05 20 SPT Okay .... How adaptable are the various compartments

•.. uses beyond their prime design functions, e.g.,
does the sleep compartment double for off-duty
reading, et cetera.
CDR Well, I don't think that that's a good question•

We haven't really used any of the compartments for
multiple use, except the wardroom.
SPT Which was designed for multiple use.
CDR Yes, which was designed for multiple use.
CDR Yes. Frankly, we haven't - our schedule's have been

such that we really haven't used the bedroom for
reading. I think you have ...
SPT Oh, I like the bed.
CDR Yes.
SPT As a bedroom it functions very nicely.

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CDR Yes. Yes, I understand that and - -
02 06 20 SPT ... hiding in that ...
CDR ...
SPT (Laughter)
02 06 29 CDR No, I don't think we have much of an answer to the

question. I - I don't think we have - -
SPT The answer is - -
CDR - - used the compartments for anything other than

what they were designed to be used for.
SPT That's right, we can't answer it.
SPT How adequate is the sleep restraint ... for sleeping?

Is it useful for anything other than sleeping? If
so what?
PLT ...
CDR ...
02 06 50 PLT I think it's been very good for sleeping, I like the
soft elastic restraints, and I wish there was one
more of them. The only other thing that I know of
that we've used it for, is when we ... one cover
over the LCG last night, to let it pick up more heat
on the wall.
SPT Yes. I like the restraint, it's excellent, it really

is.
02 07 16 CDR Yes, I do too, I like it better than sleeping in in

the Apollo bag. I find that I sleep with all four
positions that I normally sleep in on the ground.
I start out with what you'd call, on my back, and
I'll roll over to my right side, and sleep with my
right side to the back of the bag for awhile, and
F then roll all the way over on my stomach, until my
stomach's at the back of the bag, and then sleep on
my left side, which is exactly what I wanted to be
able to do. Plus, I can assmne a more comfortable
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position in there, for relaxation, rather than the

one that you assume when you're in zero-g, you relax.
You can move your legs, or arch your back, or do
something with it, and - and it will stay there,
because of the straps, and I find that much more
comfortable, than free floating in the bag.
02 08 09 SPT What non-eating instruments have been ... to the

wardroom table? Would a design modification of the
table and its associated restraints be desirable for
any or all uses?
PLT As far as I know, the only other use we've found for
the wardroom table, we've not had the cover back on
the center part of the table, the water dispenser
at all. I have, on occasion put the cover on my
tray ... usually, we've taken to leaving the covers
/_ off. I have on occasion put the cover on my tray
and used it as a desk.
SPT ... serves as well for a desk as it does for a table.
02 08 h5 PLT Yes, I think if - if we're looking at the ideal

world, and we wanted a desk, you'd want a larger
flat area with things on it, with a light, a good
light. And things on it to hold a n_nber of papers
and pencils down while you're using it. You know,
you want your checklist there and your notebook
there and you'd want someplace so that - so you
wouldn't have to hold your hand on it all the time,
which is a problem I have when I'm writing notes,
or copying something at this wardroom table.
SPT Pete, you got any comments?
CDR Yes ...
SPT What sanitation problems have developed, and how have

you dealt with th_n? The only problems we've had,
has been the spattering of food in the wardroom and
we've dealt with them by assiduous and frequent
cleaning.
r PLT Right.
SPT What is the most disconcerting personal hygiene

problem you have encountered?
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PLT Like my partner's breath.
02 09 41 SPT I was going to say my partner's odor from the other

end of his body. (Laughter)
02 09 h7 CDR Actually, I haven't really encountered any problems.
PLT No, we really haven't.
SPT No, it's very good.
PLT No ... seen too many ... think it would be the

hardware. How much ...
02 i0 01 SPT I look at this kind of like - like camping out. I

mean if you went to a camp ... You got to keep the
place in good shape, you got to keep the deck swept,
the walls cleaned out, the windows clean. We do the
same thing here.
PLT The only thing is, I think, you don't - you don't
clean windows, and wipe down the walls, and vacuum
clean the ... really without ...
SPT The hardware's been adequate. The only thing that

I Just asked the ground for today - something to
clean the windows with.
PLT You tame pictures ... one window, and really it's hard
to keep it clean enough. You need some kind of solvent
to cut the grease off the windows.
CDR ...
SPT I agree. I think we need better detergents all

around. We've got water, and we've got biocide to
wipe down with. They design what we holler for.
We need the water ...
CDR I think we should have, in the wardroom ... solid

ceiling and pay a little bit more attention to
making all the walls smoother, because I don't think
f in zero-g, no matter how we designthe food, we're
going to prevent splattering.
PLT -.. 99 ...

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02 Ii 13 CDR Yes and - yes and the a - because the wardroom is

... after the chores like Paul says but it's a
difficult place to clean. It's because bubbles get
into the grid ... and ... it's hard to see.
02 ii 36 PLT ... wardroom ...
SPT ... already put in the ATM chair. We adjust it for

each crewman and should ... with it.
PLT ...
02 ii 52 SPT If you use the chair anywhere other than in the ATM,
where you put the ...
CDR NO, so far, we don't use the chair anywhere. And

too, we sort of came to a common adjustment. I
don't use the chair, and I don't believe anybody
else does.
PLT No ...
02 12 i0 CDR If we were to do it again, I think we would know

better how to angle the ATM panel at the chair, and
I think I'd really make the chair more comfortable,
I think. And have a cushioned form fit ... sort of
thing and if you're cocked at the right direction,
... panel at the right direction, then you wouldn't
strain as you sat in the chair to operate. I
personally feel a heck a lot better than up ...
having to operate the thing locked ...
PLT I haven't been using it either, lately.
SPT ...
PLT I hook my feet, into my - sit in it like this and

you hook your feet into those two bars ...
CDR Oh, I pull - yes, yes.
PLT ... all day. I have to get ... but the chair, even
with the - -
CDR ...
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02 13 04 PLT - - the chair even with the ...
CDR ...
SPT How comfortable are your ...
02 13 18 SPT Hot coffee!
CDR (Laughter)
PLT Very good. (Laughter)
SPT ... hot coffee.
SPT Were they sufficiently ...
CDR Clothes! Darn it! Yes, I got - we got clothes

r runningout of our ears.
PLT ... except for the triangle shoes ...
CDR Triangle shoes and the other shoes, both of them are
not holding up.
PLT The toes are unbraiding. They're wearing out

because you use your toes a lot. You drag your
toes over the ... to slow you down and - It's like
a brake on a wagon. You drag your right foot if
you want to swerve to the right a little bit.
02 14 O1 CDR Not only that, but it is a pain in the neck, to me,

taking these triangle shoes off and on with all the
laces. I'd like zippers on - something else on
them -
SPT I think I'd ...
CDR Yes, I also ... to heek with the Hushpuppies. I

thought that the kind of hard ...
SPT Would you still like ... laces ...
f PLT Yes; ok_. That'smy point.
CDR No, wait - you're - are you Justifying laces because

you like laces or because you thought they were the
best thing for support?
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SPT It's the best thing for support.
02 lh 35 CDR Well, you ought to specify support ...
PLT ... we ought to get zipper ones ....
SPT Okay. But the laces are not ...
CDR ...
PLT ... terrific reconmlendations for the clothes.
SPT ... big objection ...
02 lh 57 CDR Well, there's one - there's one thing that I - I -

The only long sleeved thing that I have is this
Jacket. And I would prefer a - a lighter shirt
_- that had long sleeves. We've gone through s_ne
pretty ... temperature ranges .... never high
humidity ... from oscillating ... about 58 in the
_DA and about ...
SPT Okay....
02 15 51 CDR Oh, I think there are very few tabs that are ...
that we didn't anticipate.
02 16 00 PLT ... you do ask other people to help you .... quite
clear ... wardroc_.
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02 22 3h CDR ... I'd get EV-I warning light until it came up -

the pressure. Now we don't get it and we haven't
gotten it since it wouldn't - we got no FLOW that
dsy when we were trying an EVA and the crewmen had
no FLOW and we've never gotten a warning light since
then.
CC According to what we s_ in the flow there, it looked

like you may have tried both pumps. Is that correct?
CDR Yes. I tried PRIMARY and we got no warning light,

and then I went to SECONDARY and got no warning
light.
CC Indications down here did show FLOW although I 'm

not so sure they got up to full spec value.
CDR Well, here we'll go turn one of them on right now

and you look at it for a minute. We'll let it run
for a second.
CC Okay.
02 23 O0 CDR Okay. That's the SUS-I PRIMARY pump.
CC Okay. We're showing about 250 pounds an hour flow.
CDR Okay; well let me Just - let me - Can I turn off

SUS-2 for a second and then turn it back on again?
CC Hold up on that. I guess we want to leave SUS-2

alone since it's running okay.
CDR All right. Hey, I Just - I don't understand. If

SUS-1 is FLOW, why we didn't get the momentary
trip on the FLOW sensor on the EV-1 caution and
warning?
CC Okay. I see you've turned it down. Is that correct?
CDR Say again.
02 2h ii CC You've shut system i down. Is that right?

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CDR Yes, but like I said, I don't understand. The other

day when I did the checkouts on it, the caution and
warning was working fine now. The output's LSU's
on there or I wouldn't know whether we're really
getting flow through the whole loop or not.
CC Okay. We'll - let us think about that one awhile.
02 24 40 CDR Okay. It could be it's - I mean that's a double

SUS - you know, the thing folded up the other day
and the caution and warning went out. Now maybe
if it really did freeze up it did saaething to that
oe •
CC Hey, while ...
02 33 14 CDR Hello, friendly B channel, this is the old CDR

with an amendment to the CDR's menu for today.
Add - add, please add two cans of butter cookies.
I say again, please add two cans of butter cookies
for the CDR's menu. They wan _,,my with the vanilla
ice cream. Good night.
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ll II 20 SPT B channel, the day 160 PRD reaalngs are as follows:

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13 05 52 PLT Hello, tape recorder, l'm a little bit late with

the first 20-minute report; it's been an hour. But,
another requirement, and Charlie 7 presently reads
36, 3 6 degrees. That's all for now.
13 ll 02 PLT Hello, tape recorder; for the EREP people on the

VTS. I put the new magazine on the DAC this
morning. On camera checkout, I'd let it advance
for l0 seconds, turn the camera OFF, at which time
we'd get in that old thing of the camera continuing
to run. Not take pictures, Just the motor - the
motor in the c-m_ra continued to run. It did this
three times. What I did then was take the magazine
off, put it back on, and now it works normally. It
- it'll take up one or two frames after you finish
taking it, and then it functions normally Just like
the other one did. End of message.
13 21 15 CDR Hello, tape recorder. On the S191, meter reading

Charlie 7 is reading 38 percent at 13:21 Zulu.
13 24 56 PLT Hello, tape recorder. Friendly tape recorder, pass

this on to the friendly EREP people, if you would,
please. This double clipboard that we use on the
VTS is unsatisfactory when trying to use the whole
Flight Book. Now maybe using the whole Flight Book
on it is unsatisfactory. I - I think I'll try
working on something, but while we are up here, you
guys ought to be working on something on the ground,
too. Because what you do, is - you got to pull the
whole book loose from - from the clip and then flip
pages and then get it hooked back under. And that
big, thick book is hard to hook under those little
clipheads, since the clips are made to take a large
book, they are quite stiff. All in all, it's - it's
not a very good arrangement. So work on something
and we'll work on something up here. End of message.
SPT B channel, this is the SPT at 13:25 with today's

solar observations. More for practice than anything
else cause you guys can see H-Alpha on the ground.
Active region 31 appears to have a good arced fila-
ment system inbetween it's two Sun spots. Al, d it's
by far the brightest plages now visible on the Sun.
The white light display on the XUV SLIT clearly
shows the large leader spot and the smaller follower
spot. It looked on H-Alpha as thought the follower
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spot where multiple, but the white light display

does not show that to be the case. End of message.
13 29 50 SPT Also, on H-Alpha, the active region 32 now appears

to have another active region behind it. It's
coming over the east limb at about 255. Small,
hard to see, but it's new and it's probably the third
brightest thing on the Sun. The white light corona-
graph has changed gradually, but quite a bit, since
we started looking at it. It's simplified and now
is very faint, very flat except for a - a rather
large simple streamer in the northeast quadrant
where active region 31 is and another streamer,
smaller but Just as bright, in the southwest where
active region 18 has gone over the limb. And that's
it. There isn't another thing on the coronagraph.
13 47 15 CDR Hello, tape recorder; for the EREP gang. Meter

Charlie 7 at 13:47 is reading 39, 39 percent.
13 52 43 SPY For the EHEF poeple, B channel. The S190 window

looks hotsy-totsy. No dirt5 no smudges, no nothing.
We're not going to mess it up by trying to clean it.
14 O0 09 CDR Hello, friendly B channel. This is the CDR. The

time is 14:00. I have turned the S191 cooler ON,
and Charlie 7 is reading 40, and meter Bravo 7 with
100 percent off-scale high.
14 13 22 CDR Hello, friendly B channel. The time is 14:13. And,

Charlie 7 is now up to 50_ 50 percent, and Baker 17
just went off the peg and ... we have 55 percent,
55 percent .... End of message.
14 15 O1 CDR Okay, friendly tape recorder. On the S191, the time

14:15, we have a S191 READY light, with Baker 7
reading 41, 41 percent. Charlie 7, Charlie 7 is
reading 51, 51 percent.
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14 53 41 CDR ... 1.
CDR (Laughter) Okay. Yes.
lh 54 15 CDR Second door is going open, 90 door at 91. Okay.
14 56 01 CDR Hello, tape recorder. The following readings Baker,

Bravo, Bravo, 7, for your information, is 30, 30;
Bravo 8 is reading 2, 2; Delta 6, Delta 6 is reading
58, 58. Now, 85 - A-5 - A-5 is reading 76 percent.
A-6 is reading 0 percent. Baker 2, Baker 2 is reading
- 3 percent. That's not right. It should read
more than that. It's off-scale low, ... Baker 2,
bad reading. Bravo 3 reads 50; Bravo 6 reads 50;
Charlie 5 reads 83; Charlie 6 reads 47; Delta 4,
Delta 4 reads 40; Delta 5 reads 14. That's it.
CDR Okay, going through the preoperate here. DAC TAPE

RECORDER POWER is ON; 92 is in CHECK; DOOR is OPEN.
91 is ON. 91 door open? Okay, the 91 DOOR is OPEN.
90 is ON - STANDBY and the DOOR is verified OPEN.
93 RAD to STANDBY. SCAT's off, ALTIMETER's OFF. 9h
is ON. I have a green on 94, a green on 91, and a
green on the tape recorder. Okay, I'm ready to go.
Yes. It goes to MODE AUTO at 02:30. 15:01
CDR Yes, sure do. I don't know; I haven't figured that

out yet. It seems that it's aimed at - Here, I can't
tell how it's aimed. It looks to me like it's not
getting in the sponge [?] Okay, coming up on 58:30,
we're going to go SCAT. No, excuse me, ALTIMETER
to STANDBY -
14 58 31 CDR MARK. S193 ALTIMETER to STANDBY. Standing by for

the 15:01 for an EREP start .... what was floating
around outside the spacecraft?
PLT Oh, a whole bunch of stuff. I think maybe it was the

pieces it knocked off. I opened the 190 door all the
way and it hit the side of the MDA. I think it
knocked - some pieces of paint got loose.
CDR Some of those paint chips that Joe knocked off yes-
ter day,day before.
PLT Yes.
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CDR Okay.
CDR Whatever vox you're using has got a lot of feedback,

Joe. That SALone is probably feeding to the ward-
room one.
PLT Yes.
CDR It's really bad.
PLT Lots of mark the tracking'suniformcroplandarea.
CDR Okay. -
15 00 O1 CDR MARK 1 minute, 1 minute to EREP start.
PLT They ought to be big in Nebraska this year. Tell

_ you what we do, we apply this in a practicalmanner.
We see how the corn crop's going to go and you - from
that, you found out how the pheasant crop is going
to be.
CDR Right.
CC We got you in voice contact, guys, throughout the

pass.
PLT Oh, okay.
15 00 31 CDR 30 seconds to EREP start.
PLT We over Washington, Joe? It looks like I can see

Pudget Sound through the clouds.
SPT We're about to be.
PLT Oh, yes - -
SPT We're not yet.
CDR See, I'm looking ahead.
PLT It's mostly clear south, but it's pretty foggy where
we're ...
15 01 01 CDR EREP start. Got a TAPE MOTION light. 94, MODE,

MANUAL.
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PLT 0h-h-h.
CDR I'm standing by to start S192.
PLT Okay. For information, for the follow-on crews,

when I s_la_e VTS full right, which is 23 degrees,
I can see the radial docking tunnel. How about
that?
CDR Okay, Joe; you have 30 seconds to EPC.
SPT Okay.
15 02 25 CDR MARK. S192, I got a READY light.
PLT We Just came out from over the clouds, how about that.
15 02 32 CDR AUTO SEQUENCE start on 90 and yaur EPC's GO.
15 02 38 SPT EPC's on.
15 02 41 CDR 38, the RAD's ON. The EPS AUTO CAL, please.
SPT Okay. Right now?
CDR Now. Yes.
SPT Now; went out.
PLT Okay. Houston, for information, nadir is crossing

over some clouds starting now.
15 03 13 CDR RAD to STANDBY. Right to minus 30 roll. 24 - SCAT

to STANDBY at 24. SCAT's to STANDBY at 30, ALTI-
METER, ON; ALTIMET_ is ON.
15 04 33 CDR Okay, I got a - big board; green on the tape. Tape

in motion_ an made a nice and smooth shift when 92
came on. I got a green on S190. I got a green the
on S193 ALTIM_f_H and a green on S194 .... No MALF
lights. Everything looks good. Waiting for 191 to
come on.
PLT It's reading okay now.
CDR Yes.
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PLT What do you have in 7?
CDR Yes.
15 05 25 CDR Got a READY light on the S191. Bravo 7 is 30, 30.
CDR Are they good cornfields?
PLT (Laughter) Yes. I've got to find a uniform cropland

here. Now you can really see the circular areas
where they irrigated that walk around stuff, you know.
There's one there ...
PLT Okay. Tracking a good Holt County, Nebraska, field

there. The field is slightly larger than the reticle
in the crosshairs.
PLT You getting a quick answer Houston, or do you like the

same field the whole way or would you like to switch
to another one?
CDR I'll check that for you. Same field all the way.
PLT Okay.
CDR Oh.
15 07 15 CDR MARK. ALTIMETER to STANDBY; 92 to CHECK. Rad, ON;

SCAT, ON. Okay, I've still got a good green board.
Get a little RAD/SCAT gimbal ... every once in a
while, but that's normal.
PLT Hello, Houston .... the Sun is behind us, it got

quite hard to see. It looked like it got hazier
and hazier as I went through nadir. The sun is be-
hind us and maybe it's because we're looking up-Sun.
CC Copy.
CDR 73.
PLT We're tracking nadir now. I'll give them the DATA
_- pushbutton when I cock my CB, if I ever pick it up,
Crip.
15 08 29 CDR SCAT to STANDBY. RAD, STANDBY. RAD, ON; SCAT, ON.

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SPT My operator clocks are going.
CDR Polarization to 4. Bravo 7, still hanging in there

at 30, B0.
15 l0 4h PLT Haven't found a thunderstorm yet, Crip. I'm on a -

a building "cu" [sic] - right now; I'll get a few
shots of it, then try to switch it to something else.
CC Okay.
15 ll 01 CDR SCAT to STANDBY; RAD, STANDBY. MODE CROSS TRACK

CONTIGUOUS and 193 to NADIR ALIGN.
PLT No real CB's in the area, Houston. I've got a couple

of powering "cu's", the best I can do for you.
CC Okay.
SPT Got a couple of beauties on the southwest tip of

Florida. But I - I think these are out of your
range.
PLT Yes.
15 ll 4h CDR I've got a READY out on S190 on time; MODE to

STANDBY; EPC, STANDBY, Joe. S190 intervalometer.
PLT Crip, are you picking up that polar noise through

these mics also?
15 12 21 CDR EPC, AUTO?
SPT Right. We went - we went STANDBY; we changed the

frames and we're back to AUTO.
CC I'm picking up a hissing noise here, Paul.
PLT I think that's the VOX.
15 12 55 PLT ... S009 Just started to open.
f CDR That Hass is really doing a good nadir align this

time. Yes sir. It's really hunting for it. Hous-
ton - -
PLT Oh, it's homing on it. Yes, yes. Yes, looks like
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a good nadir align, Houston.
CC Great.
CDR I don't know what it was doing the last time - I - -
PLT It was bringing the range down.
CDR Huh?
PLT Maybe it - you didn't have the right range?
CDR Yes. Well, I changed it from 78 to 76, now.
CDR ... explaining it.
PLT (_1"ming)
PLT It's moving much slower than the simulator does,

isn't it?
CDR Yes.
CDR Okay. That's a good one.
PLT Yes .... moving much slower than the simulator,

Houston.
15 14 28 CDR ... can't do that. It mapped out Bra - Alfa 1 is

41 and Bravo i is about 57, and Charlie i is about
86. Crip, it's still looking.
PLT Well, it winds up in the little square; it never does

stop.
CDR Yes. Yes.
CDR Now it's out again.
PLT Here. There's where it stayed.
CDR Yes.
PLT Final angle.
15 15 08 CDR Yes. 15:09 to STANDBY. STANDBY MODE; READY on ...

93A to MODE 5. 15:24, 93A, ON.
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15 15 24 CDR MARK. ON. READY out at 18:49. Okay. Number 19

and 93A to STANDBY. 192 to MODE 6. Okay. Lots
of time.
PLT Okay, Houston. This nadir swath over the water and
occasionally across, you may guess some fair-weather
ClJ_ulus.
CC Copy.
15 16 29 CC One minute to LOS. Carnarvon 16:00.
CDR Okay. See you at Carnavon.
PLT You want to give me another AUTO CAL.
CDR Yes.
PLT Oh, yes.
CDR Right.
15 17 41 PLT Okay, at 20:20.
15 18 17 PLT Hello, tape recorder. The PLT's turn to foul up.

Today on the last nadir swath, I didn't start the
DAC on time. The DAC started at 18 minutes. I didn't
read all my remarks.
15 18 47 CDR And the S193 READY out light went out at 44 rather
than 49. Standing by to go to STANDBY.
15 19 ll CDR MARK. 193 to STANDBY. 92 to CHECK. S190 went out

at 55. And you should be to STANDBY down there, Joe,
in about 30 seconds.
CDR 5 seconds, 4, 3, 2, 1 -
15 19 56 CDR MARK. EPC to STANDBY, Joe.
15 20 12 PLT 20:20 on the AUTO CAL?
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PLT I did.
CDR Huh?
PLT I did.
CDR Very good_ thank you.
SPT ... the m_neuver ... the maneuver.
PLT Okay. Up 28.
SPT ... over the Amazon.
CDR Think we're going to take pictures of it.
PLT Yes, think so too.

f--
PLT Thirty.
CDR That's exactly where it is. That's a lot further

away.
15 23 01 CDR Okay S191 READY light is on and Bravo 7 reads 30

percent still - 30 percent. 25 is at 64.
PLT Oh.
CDR ... you let it get cold soaked [?]. You wanted that
63, 64.
CDR Here, I'll hold another minute before I start running

anything. One minute from now, 250 miles down the
road.
15 25 55 CDR SCAT's ON. (Sneeze) About 20 seconds to EPC, Joe.

Put that down there? Okay. That's on. AUTO, EPC
and stand by for the 15:28 for the maneuver, please,
sir.
15 27 01 CDR We have 1 minute to maneuver. Lights on across the

board. 15 seconds to maneuver; l0 - 5, _, 3, 2, 1 -
CDR Maneuver. 15:28:00. Wait for the cameras to go off

at 07, 6, 7. The READY out EPC to STANDBY. S193
STANDBY 94 is MODE MANUAL. And at 29:20 I've got an
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EREP start - stop, I mean. Heavens. Yes, why don't

you ...
CDR Is the recorder off?
16 13 h7 SPT Channel B, this is the SPT at 16:15 with the M092/171,

on the CDR. His calf measurements are: left, 12-15/16:
right, 13 even.
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16 21 47 SPT And the CDR's leg bank are: left leg, Charlie
Hotel; right leg, 0hsrlie India.
16 24 22 SPT And two electrodes, LC and B, are over i00 k ohm=.

Heart rates compare in all axes. And we're pressing
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16 54 h6 SPT Okay, Geno. Beginning the M171: the N2, 02, CO 2

gas pressure is 1589.
16 59 37 SPT And the bottle pressure in the CAL N 2, H20 bottle

is - i_93.
17 02 58 SPT Okay. Page 3-5: the pressure you're looking for

is 4.977.
17 03 32 SPT The percent 02 is 75 .... h-
SPT The percent H20 is 2.79.
SPT The percent CO2 is 1.82.
17 04 19 SPT The inlet gas pressure is still h.977-
17 37 23 SPT Okay, post-run: the percent 02 is 73.56. The
percent water is 4.45. Percent CO 2 is 1.98.
17 37 49 CDR Wait-minutes on the bicycle - 15:45, 15:h5.
18 03 03 PLT Hello, channel B; for the stowage people. On the

fecal bag transfer, the SWH Syst_- C_lecklist
infers that all the fecal bags should be transferred
from F564 to the head. We've - we're not ready for
that c_lete transfer. The fecal bags in 564, two
bundles, only one of those bundles was transferred
to the head; therefore, there is one bundle still
left in there. And we'll tell you people if we
use that bundle. End of message.
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17 37 21 SPT Okay. Post run, the percent 02 is 73.56. The
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18 h9 29 SPT B channel, this is the SPT with remarks for the medical
people on IMSS-I. It has been completed; it took
about 1 hours. Sample number 6 was the only one in
which a stick did break. I looked at them, but I
missed the scribed marking on that one because the
lighting is abominable in some parts of the workshop.
Then I had to cut it with my trusty Swiss Army knife,
so you may have some Swiss Army knife germs in that
bottle. The other ones went well. For sample num-
ber 15, I substituted - the rear left food disposal
well in the wardroom for the LBNP. That's been a
pretty dirty place, so I thought I'd like to get a
sample of that. Oh, yes, and for sample number 9,
I substituted the interior of the Mlyl metabolic
analyzer hose. And that's the end of the message
except that the vials are extremely crowded in those
cans. It's very difficult to put back as many as
you took out especially when the Velcro falls off the .4
bottles, which it did in a couple of cases. End of
message.
20 13 58 CDR Hello, friendly B channel. (Music) For the ATM types.

On starting S05h, on building block 5 Charlie, it
wouldn't start - twice it wouldn't start. And
finally, by going back to stop and then start again,
I got it to work. And that was on frame count 33h0.
And I lost hO and it started on 3339.
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20 28 06 CDR Hello, friendly B e/_annel. It's the old CDR with the
four-limb coalig--,_nt for the ATM set from day 160;
the time 19:3h. H-alpha i, plus 995; 82B, plus 996;
55 was plus 998. The lower: 82B, minus 885; 55,
minus 889. At the left limb: H-alpha l, minus 920;
82B, minus 920; 55 was minus 925. The right limb:
82B, plus 961; 55, plus 966; 55 mirror position, 0892.
20 55 27 CDR This is the CDR on B channel at 20:50, day 160 with

a message for the stowage people. I have taken two
of the EVA rip tethers, and restowed them in D422.
There is one still missing out of there. However,
there is one rip tether on my suit, and I'm going to
see if I can't locate the other. And there is a rip
tether on the SPT's suit. So before we leave, we will
take one of those, after our next EVA, and put it back
in 422. So you'll have a full complement rip tethers
in 422. Right now, you have two of them back, out of
thethree.
21 14 39 CDR Hello, friendly B channel. On S056, on this ACTIVE i

NORMAL, it doesn't seem to get past FILTER 3 for some
reason. It hangs up there. But I'll look at it next
time.
21 15 28 SPT Hello. It's 21:15 and this if the SPT with your M131
report onthe PLT. He's in his usual state of fitness
todmy, we think. None of us dares come too close to
him.
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21 35 ii CDR Hello, friendly B channel. S054 Just took itself a

double set of exposures again on building block 4
Delta. (Music) The time is 21:35.
21 56 O0 SPT B channel, on the M131 0GI on the PLT. First of all,

the nitrogen pressure is 1200 psi. Secondly, on the
acceleration level lO, the PLT did pass that test.
He got six right: three in left, three in - or rather
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correctly entered one of the results. So I thought
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answers by the seat of his pants before I got a chance
to tap his head.
21 58 16 PLT Hello, B channel, this is PLT debriefing his MiB1 -

0GI run. The answer to question 1 is yes. During
step 18, I had a definite sense of rotation. I could
sense it without looking - without seeing the illu-
sion. Answer to number 2 is yes. During step 4, I
think that the thing tended to move up. Step 3, it's
very difficult to keep awake during this run, for
some reason. And I found myself dozing off, for what
that's worth. That's the end of my answers.
22 36 _7 CDR Hello, friendly B channel. This is the %?DR, the time

is 22:35. I have completed systems housekeeping l0
Charlie and systems housekeeping l0 Delta, per Flight
Plan.
22 53 29 eFT Friendly B channel, here's another scheduling con-

straint. Don't schedule an M07_ or an M172 cal while
anybody is using the bicycle ergcmeter. Just forget
it. It shakes the thing up to beat all heck. End of
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O0 55 51 SPT Fortunately, I zoomed it in, and the flashes went

_sy, but I was left With a hemispherical darkened
area in the dlspls_,. The size of the - the circle
is the size of the TV screen, however, the center of
it is the very top of the screen, so that there's a
semicircle from the top to the middle of the dlspls_,,
which is darkened. You can see the Sua through it.
It's as though you were seeing it through a circular
piece of dark glass. It's there in all zooms in all
roll orientations. I closed the door and reopened it
and can't get rid of it. I'd like some suggestions
on what that might be. The only other problem -
S056 appeared to hang up the FILT_I_ 3 during an
ACTIVE i, LONG mode. It performed well in the PATROL,
SHORT, immediately thereafter. And active region 31
appears very bright and dramatic tonight. It appears
to have a fil_ent going into the follower spot. And
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02 34 17 PLT ... field of view. So I don't really know ... field

of view of the monitor here; however, I could observe
no _--,ense - no transience at all in the corona ob-
serving it for - let's say on the order of a minute.
That's the end of the message.
PLT Hello, B channel. For ATM people. I'm going to put

about 30 seconds worth of WHITE LIGHT CORONAGRAPH on
the tape recorder now.
02 41 56 PLT Hello, friendly B channel. This is the H - correction,

the ATM film status at the end of this day. H-alpha
has ]-1485; S056, 3986; S082A, 186; S082B, 944; S052,
4345; and S054 is 3150. End of message.
02 58 33 CDR Hello, friendly tape recorder. The old CDR at 02:58

with the evening questions. Okay. Question number l:
_ Describe color of parasol as observed during EVA. It
is the eoncensus of opinion of both the CDR and the
SPT, who viewed it, that it is essentially the same
color as it was when it was deployed, except it looks
a little faded and perhaps not as lustrous, a little
flat. But the color is essentially the same. Ques-
tion n_ber 2: You have gotten a little confused with
a statement that was made by us earlier, and I'll try
and straighten it out. Have you cleaned your hygiene
kits? Should we resupply smy items for SL-3 and 4?
Just hold 1 second.
03 00 12 CDR To go back to question number 2, friendly tape re-

corder. Have you cleaned your hygiene kits? Should
we resupply any items for SL-3 and 4? In locker $935,
the lower locker in the Commander's bedroom, is the
six kits for SL-B and 4 and the resupply kit. Now,
that resupply kit, all the Alpha Keri hand lotion
tubes ruptured from the heat, and so did the Alpha
Keri in the SL-3 and 4 crew kits, also. Along with
that, the heat was intense enough that it - whatever
liquid was in the antiperspirant was cooked out of
it. And also the shaving cream is kind of hard. So
the answer to your question is, I think you should
start from zero with anything that was cream or
liquid that was in the hygiene kits that were stowed
at $935, because they pretty well got wiped out by
heat.
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03 01 21 CDR Three, regarding double clipboard problem: We have

a proposed ... to keeping that aligned in a large
pad, if you are interested. Yes, we are interested.
Please send us a TWX.
CDR Four: When your urine separator filter was removed,

could you see what was blocking the filter? Did the
centrifuge have urine in it? There was no visible
blockage of the urine filter by any material that we
could see. And, no, the centrifuge did not have urine
in it when we changed it out. Five: Where in the for-
ward compartment does the PLT sleep? I wish we knew
the answer to that question, friendly tape recorder.
He Just disappears through the experiment hatch every
evening and reappears at ll:00 next morning.
CDR I will say that he does carry his "sleeping machine"

with him when he goes.
03 02 h6 CDR In reference to your message: 1726 Alfa, 03 strength,

Sheesh! (Laughter) Gag! ... Status : 17/161
(laughter ).
03 03 15 CDR We have (laughter) - We have all of the messages on-

board, except in paragraph 3, message number 1528 ATMDC,
no switch ops. Would you please retransmit that to
us? Thank you very much. That is the end of - ...
the general questions for this evening. Night, all.
03 07 54 CDR Okay, friendly B channel. This is the CDR again, and

are you really ready for this one? This is for the
stowage people and anybody else that may be interested.
In the course of the conversation one evening, when
doing an Mh87, in discussing the merits of the ward-
room, we csme to the conclusion that the trash lockers
were not very well organized for each man to handily
put little bits and pieces of trash in a trash locker
without leaving his plaae of eating, while preparing
•.. and generally working at his spot in the wardroom.
Therefore, we came up with a quick fix. And the fix
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02 18 3_ CDR Hello, friendly tape recorder. If you didn't get my

last word on our changes with respect to lockers,
please ask me to give my dissertation again tomorrow
night when you send up the evening questions. Other-
wise, it will be a mystery to you forever - what we
have, in fact, done to the lockers. Good night.
02 19 08 CDR Channel, if you are not interested in what we have

done, and it becomes a mystery, the question is:
Which mystery will be greater: What we have done to
the lockers? Or where does the PLT sleep?
02 33 06 PLT Hello, B channel. This is the PLT with a debriefing

of the last ATM run of the day. After the scheduled
operations were finished, I went front and center
and performed a building block 16. I used a roll of
plus 10,700, which, for all practical purposes ...
as we view it, this puts our coronal event of interest
down at about 4 O'clock, but it also kept the filament
streamer in fairly good field of view up between lO
and ll; that is why I put it down there. Now, we had
some probl_m_ with S056 on the first performance on
building block 16. I don't know how many times it
flipped through, but it did hang up on filter 3. I
terminated that, started the next, and action was
normal. I watched it do about four time through
that; and then, while I wasn't watching, it apparently
hung up in filter 1. Now, I Just terminated that,
and started a patrol normal. It's - We'll keep you
posted on that.
02 34 19 PLT In the white light coronagraph on board, this - that -

The region given is 290 - is - as I mentioned before,
a fairly well-defined, pretty narrow streamer that
extends off on the field of view. So I don't really
know- And it's fairly strong, but goes off the field
of view of the monitor here. However, but I could
observe no event, no transients at all in the corona
observing it for - let's say, on the order of a minute.
That's the end of the message.
02 36 19 PLT Hello, B channel. For ATM people. I put about 30

seconds worth of white light coronagraph on the tape
recorder now.
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ii 16 05 SPT Good morning, B channel. The PRD readings for the

day 161 are: at the minus-Z SAL, 18109; experiment
compartment, h_018; and in the ,ilot's bedroom, 06130.
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13 25 25 PLT Hello, B channel. Pass the ... of this motley bunch

that we have noticed a tendency on all three urine
drawers that when you change out the urine bag in the
morning, almost invariably the urine receiver hose
will come out of it's holder in the back end of the
drawer and hook around behind it. So that when you go
to use it the first time after that, it hooks behind
it, and you have to open the drawer and restow it -
It's Just - will work for them that has to - after
you install the bag you have to check to make sure
the hose is back in it's little retainer holder in
the back there. That's all.
13 37 39 SPT Friendly B channel, this is the SPT at 13:37 reporting

on housekeeping 28 Lima. For the stowage people, a
const_nables inventory of urine disposal bags: in
compartment Echo-622, about one quarter of them are
gone. In H-835, about one qUarter of them are gone.
In S-925, that - that locker is full. Current rate
of consumption is about one per day. We may have
used a couple extras there, but I don't know why.
Disposal bags: in wardroom 705, slightly more than
half of those are gone. Wardroom 710 and wardroom 711
are intact and_rill remain so; and rate of disposal
bags has been higher than it should; it's been a good
one per day. However, we've recently installed trash
lockers in convenient locations around the wardroom
for each crewman. We expect to increase the consump-
tion of trash bags to probably 6 to 8 per week and
reduce the disposal bag usage hopefully to one every
2 days. Of trash bags, all the lockers listed are
full - That is, listed on page 5-1 in the stowage
book - all are full except for wardroom 753, which is
about one quarter used. We have 3/h of that locker
remaining. End of message.
13 48 56 SPT B channel on the housekeeping 7 Delta: ATM C&D water

reservoir is essentially full; the bladder is bunched
up between the FULL and DUMP marks on the tank. The
rest of the tank is filled with water. And both of
the ... reservoirs are full. There are very few
bubbles in any of these reservoirs. Those th_ are
present in the ATM C&D are very small bubbles, and
they are very evenly dispersed through-out the entire
• fluid, giving it a very weird and wonderful appearance.
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14 08 47 CDR Hi there, B channel. This is EREP ... the warm up.

Bravo 7 reads 31, 31, 31 percent; Bravo 8, Bravo 8
reads 2 percent; Delta 6 reads 50 percent, Delta b,
50; Alfa 5, Alfa 5 reads 40 percent; Alfa 6, Alfa 6
reads 24 percent, 24 percent; Bravo 2 reads 91 percent,
91 percent; Bravo 3 reads 57 percent, 57 percent;
Bravo 6 roads 51, 51; Charlie 5 reads 50 percent;
Charlle 6 reads 46 percent, 46 percent; Delta h reads
69 percent; Delta 5 reads 18, 18 percent.
14 14 07 CDR And, hi there on record. Okay, this is EREP 7. Want

to verify that the warm up at 3 and the ready checks
have been pulled .., pre-operate configul'ation. 92
is in CHECK; the door is open. 91 is on, and the
door is open. 90 is on in STANDBY, and the door is
open. 93, RAD is in STANDBY; 93 SCAT, STANDBY;
93 altimeter OFF. 94 is ON and the HEAT POWER is ON -
I have a green on 9h, green on 91; verified the green
on 92 and the door open; and green on the tape
recorder.
14 15 47 CDR Test, i, 2.
CDR Number 1842, I need 8m AUTO CAL.
PLT Go try and get it.
CDR I'll holler out to you.
lh 16 25 PLT Tries man's courage, as the man says.
14 16 29 CC I have Goldstone in about 1 minute.
MCC That's now, Gus.
CDR Hi, there. How do you read VOX?
CC Clear.
CDR Okay.
14 16 43 CDR I gave it to the friendly tape recorder, but I'Ii

give it to you. 92 is in CHECK; door is open. 91 is
ON; the door is open. 90 is on STANDBY, the door is
open. 93 PAD, STANDBY; 93 SCAT to STANDBY; 93 altim-
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14 17 13 CDR Stand by. We're sitting here waiting to start - the

secrets of success on the S191 cooler is the C-7 start
temperature. We are starting with start temperature
35 percent now, and then ... as soon as you bring
on 191 power to about 45. And then as soon as you
turn the cooler on, it takes about h minutes for it
to come off scale high. And then it starts at a
hundred percent, and it races right on down to 30.
And for your information we do not get the S191 READY
light until it's dropped to 43 percent.
PLT Which is power in spades, huh, now?
CDR No, it goes to 30. It drops to 30.
PLT Yes, ...
14 18 0h PLT Oh man! Are the cascades ever pretty this morning.
lh 18 08 CDR Try for a 182h EREP start coming up -
PLT Man, oh, man!
CC I got a fix on that for you, Paul.
PLT Okay, good.
14 18 23 CDR MARK. EREP start.
14 18 26 CDR Got a TAPE MOTION light.
lh 18 30 CDR 92 to MODE READY.
14 18 36 CDR 9h MANUAL -
lh 18 38 CDR I want an AUTO CAL 2, i; do it.
lh 18 46 PLT Done.
lh 18 51 CDR S190 is MODE AUTO; ETC AUTO -
lh 19 O0 CDR SCAT's ON.
lh 19 02 CDR RAD's ON.

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14 19 21 CDR That might be BAD/SCAT GIMBAL light, but that's

normal. Okay, I got a _reen on the TAPE RECORDER,
green TAPE MOTION on 192, green on 193 to 193 RAD/SOAT
green, and a 94 green.
lh 20 03 PLT Darn. I hope this solid cloud doesn't get into ...
span covering today's forecast.
CDR It wouldn't do anything like that. (Laugh).
PLT It's cold out front. And I'm looking h5 degrees ahead.
14 21 06 PLT Okay, Houston. For your information, at 45 degrees

forward the only thing I can see through the haze is
the sun shining off some lakes.
lh 21 19 CDR 18, 20, 21. Okay. Stand by. 47 on the frame count.
_ 21:h0, altimeter to STANDBY; I got an S191 READY light
on time. Altimeter to STANDBY; h4, MODE AUTO; MODE
AUT0 on 90; 23:21 i'm standing by for.
14 21 52 CDR Hang on ... ground. I'm going to do S193 polarization

that's slower. Okay?
PLT Okay, Houston. I got the reservoir on this site.

But the desired site is under some clouds. We're
going to try.
CDR Okay.
14 23 21 CDR MARK. 23:21 POLARIZATION h, going SHUTTER SPEED

MEDIUM at 30 on S190. Here we got a ... 27 we got
to put 92 to CHECK. That's a long time from now.
What are you running over there, PLT?
PLT Browns.
14 23 56 PLT Okay. I'm giving you a short shot of that first

speeial there, Houston. I got A field. I'm not
going to give you a full pile on it. I got to get
out there to make some -
CDR ..., 1.3 - 24:58 -
lh 25 16 PLT How about that.

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CDR I got so much ...
PLT Hey, track a Norther there, Houston, on the next site.
lh 26 2h PLT Them towns don't show up very good.
CDR What doesn't?
PLT Towns. With this thing.
CDR With the yellow filter?
PLT Yes.
14 26 37 CDR Now once you Just identify it it's easier to pick out
detail better, but I kind of prefer the light filter.
I'm going to blow my big deal on your S193 ... 27.
PLT ... ON.
CDR 192 to CHECK - 57, h2.
PLT Better hold.
CDR SCAT/RAD to STANDBY here -
lh 27 25 PLT Oh, do you want that - clouds overlying them that have
made it flossy? Since you're getting some good ones,
I'll give you a film flicks of DACs. You didn't ask
for it, but you're getting it.
CDR ...
PLT oooh - here, here.
14 27 h2 CDR SCAT to STANDBY.
14 27 h4 CDR RAD to STANDBY - and -
14 27 59 CDR MARK. The ALTIMETER is ON.
lh 28 03 CDR RAD going OFF at 28:10.
lh 28 i0 CDR RAD's OFF.
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14 28 30 CDR CROSS-TRACK CONTIGUOUS angle is 30; Slg0's READY out

at 28:59.
CDR Funny, I know I have a READY light.
14 28 45 PLT Flicked on and ... out. At least it quit running.
14 28 57 CDR Sure did. Yes, when I looked down, the S190 READY
light is out, and on STANDBY - ETC to STANDBY; select
FAST frames; 12 are still running down here; I can
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14 29 12 SPT You say h_fC is STANDBY and its frame count is 373.
CDR Okay.
14 29 29 PLT Okay, you're going to want ..., huh?
l_ 29 32 SPT Houston, you there?
CDH Must have whistled out over the water, huh?
PLT Yes.
CDR (Humming/singing: Moonlight Bay)
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14 30 05 CDH It times it out at hl. You got to get all back on

again by 53 and assuming it timed out - that's as-
suming you started on time - Yes, that's where you
get in a box, man; you can bet one of these babies
is screwed.
CDR (Singing: Moonlight Bay)
14 30 51 CC While you got a blank spot here, we'd like you to

leave the TACS enabled for this dump coming up after
the maneuver.
PLT Okay.
CDR In fact, that would be a good idea. It banked away

pretty good going in.
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PLT What happened?
CC It was supposed to have 25 minutes. You maneuvered

at 13.
PLT Oh, ho.
14 31 16 CDR You mean we entered it wrong?
CC We're not sure_ we'll talk about it later.
CDR Okay.
14 B1 27 PLT Hey, Crip. On the VTS sites, on the first runs, for
the EREP guys, I'm not sure at all I got the right
field. The one I was on was probably north of the
one they wanted.
- CC Copy.
PLT The second, the special lh, I picked the field and
got a few seconds of tracking on it, and 520, I only
got good.
lh 33 06 PLT One minutes to LOS. Gn_m at 15:30 for a data re-

corder dump, also.
14 33 ll CDR Okay.
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14 31 32 PLT It's on the first run for the EREP guys. l'm not sure
al all l've got the right field. The one I was on
was probably north of the one they wanted. The
second, the special lh, I picked the field and got a
few seconds of tracking on it; at 05:20 1 only got
good.
14 33 06 CC One minute to LOS. Guam at 15:30 for a data recorder

dump, also.
CDR Okay.
14 34 12 CDR We get 92 back on again?
CDR Hey, Crip, you with me?
CC Go.
CDR 35:31, expect that S192 MODE READY. And then 44:30,
Slg0 - -
CC That's affirmative.
CDR - - MODE STANDBY. Sey again.
PLT Can we go to STANDBY on it?
CC 0kay.
PLT You can go to STANDBY, now ....
14 35 25 CDR And the ALTIMETER is ON.
14 35 29 CDR MODE AUTO at 38, on 190.
PLT (Sigh/y )
i_ 36 26 CDR What are we going over now?
PLT Water.
CDR Water?
PLT Clouds.
14 37 52 CDR Did you get that consumables message this morning?

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PLT Yes.
CDR How many changes we got on it?
PLT Huh?
14 37 56 CDR How much ...
14 37 58 PLT I don't know; I didn't read it.
14 38 04 CDR ... to STANI_Y. The S190 AUTO at 38.
PLT Nuh-uh.
14 38 46 CDR ALTIM_I'_.'R
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lh 38 52 CDR MARK. 52. SCAT's OFF, 39. S193, A OFF. A is OFF.

190 HEADY light out at 39:35. Standing by. What
are we over _ow 9.
PLT Water.
CDR Wonder what they want pictures of water for?
PLT Must he the clouds .... of this stuff.
14 39 35 CDR And the S190 READY light's out. Stand by for an

AUTO CAL, please.
PLT Okay. What time?
CDR At h0 - 40:00.
14 39 58 PLT ... to STANDBY.
lh ho 00 CDR MARK. AUTO CAL.
PLT Takes 3 seconds for it to go on; I'm going off.
14 _0 15 CDR Okay. Six, about 6 minutes to start the maneuver.

Did we enter that wrong?
CDR He could check them and - he could check them -
CDR Okay. You can look at the -
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CDR Yes, but does the octal say that?
CDR No, no. Doing an AUTO CAL. All right.
CDR What are we over now?
14 41 53 CDR Huh?
14 42 40 CDR There, I've got an S190 HEADY light on time, 42:40.
CDR 25 - SCAT to STANDBY. 24, SCAT to STANDBY. How's

that?
PLT (Ys_n) Yes, that's a good pass.
CDR Huh?
PLT ...
CDR Good. Great.
PLT ...
14 43 14 CDR Have you used the light meters? Are you _sing the
light meter?
14 44 25 CDR Okay, that one's to STANDBY, and 92's on - to

STANDBY. That was the SCAT to STANDBY, now it's
in STANDBY. 93's OFF at 36. 42-94 to the MANUAL.
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14 44 42 CDR MARK. 94 to MANUAL, h5:42. We'll turn S194 OFF and

have an EREP STOP. We got a maneuver coming up 14:46,
Joseph.
14 45 35 CDR Standing by for 45:42 - 39, 40, l, 2 -
14 45 42 CDR S194, OFF. 45:48 on my MARK will be EREP STOP.
14 45 48 CDR EREP STOP. And we're going OFF RECORD.
14 49 09 CDR Hello, tape recorder; for the EREP people. Today

at post-pass check of the S193 alignment, showed
--_ the left meter at a visible channel to be pegged
high; the right meter at 40. A little tweak kept
the left meter pegged high. And the right meter
now reads 86 percent. THERMAL still reads about
42. End of message.
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14 53 19 CDR Hello, B channel. The frames remaining at the end

of the run prior to S190 film depletion are as
follows: i is 6899; 2 is 6235; 3, 7110; h, 7106;
5, 0647; and 6, 7966.
14 54 15 CDR Hello, friend/y tape recorder. On my MARK I'm going

to start the S190 (cough) film depletion at 14:54.
Never mind, make that - 14:55:00 will be the start
of EREP systems START. l0 seconds. 5, 4, 3, 2, 1 -
14 55 O0 CDR MARK.
14 55 49 CDR Six at 14:55:50; 3 at 14:55:53.
14 56 12 CDR Five at 14:56:10. Two at 14:56:29.
14 57 05 CDR 14:57 for four; and 06 for one.
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16 ii 46 SPT Okay, friendly B ch-nnel, the SPT with the 16:00 ATM
debriefing. I tried to show you some white light
coronagraph, as well as H-alpha on the VTR show.
The outstanding figure on the coronagraph is an
extremely bright, extremely skinny coronal streamer
that exits from about the area where the surge is
observed, and goes clear out the edge of our scope,
,,nlike any other streamer that I think I've observed
while we've been up here. Something - there's no
active region that I can see in H-alpha, in that
area. And the prominence is squat, mushroom-shaped,
and a little hard to observe. We do see some material
- heading off from the pr_,_nence, not directly
radially, but northward. And when I say heading off,
I don't know whether it's moving or in which direction,
but it - it's sitting out there separated from the' _
prominence. Active region 31 is still the bright-
est thing on the disk. End of message.
16 40 22 SPT This is for A_. More random - one more random

observation, which is probably either fake or nothing
new, but I'm trying to write down, so I can tell you
everything I see. When you're looking at H-alpha ...
H-alpha 2, you notice a n_ber of large light areas.
And they usually seem to be in advance of the protec-
tive ... And then if you turn the contrast high and
the brightness down low, the whole Sun becomes a
pattern of either bright or dark. With the bright -
(music) the bright area seems broad_ connected to-
gether, and always near the active regions, imbedded
in them. I don't know if this is of any significance
at all, but maybe you didn't see it on the photography,
any maybe you'd know it about it all along.
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17 h5 59 CDR Hello, B channel. The S056 hung up in ACTIVE i,

LONG again, in building block 5 - Charlie. It had
gone through - It had take l0 frames when it hung
up this time. End of message.
17 55 05 PLT Hello, friendly tape recorder. This is the PLT for

the ATM people. The performance of J0P 2 Charlie at
the 17:22 session today: I couldn't really see any
bright H-alpha spots out there. I picked out - used
my imagination, made some of a couple of brights.
They were very, very close to the limb, and I used
that to key on. Essentially, all the SLIT alignments
were pretty much tangent to the - were parallel to
and tangent to the limb and slightly in.
19 00 59 CDR Hello, friendly B channel. CDR on the ATM solar

spheric network. Solar spheric network 12 Bravo,
BB-3. It is very difficult to find it at this net-
work .... over this area right now. I've done the
best I can, but I really think it's rather poor.
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19 58 h2 SPT B channel, for the M092 run on the friendly S_f.

Left calf measures 14-1/8. Right calf measures
13-7/8.
20 02 23 SPT Hello, tape recorder. M092 on the SPT. Are you

ready for his leg band identifications? Left is
Alfa Delta. Bight is Bravo Juliett.
20 07 30 SPT Tape recorder on the SPT M092 run. Impedences were

all high - all off-scale high. However, the VCG
checked out good with each other on X, Y, and Z.
We're pressing on.
20 37 i0 SPT Tape recorder, for the M090 - correction, for the

MITI run, the CAL N2, 02, CO 2 reading is 1593 - 1593.
20 40 08 CDR Hello, friendly B channel; the ATM pass. Let me

ma_e a suggestion on these network 12 building blocks.
In order to really find a network cell again, as I
said, I was in a kind of a poor area, and to get back
to it, it would he a good idea if you picked a time
to assign those JOPs when a star was available at the
beginning of the day or through the night period in
the beginning of the day, in order to assure that
you could get hack to the same roll. _ow my star
has not been available until 42 into the period and
I updated about 70 or so arc seconds. And that's a
reasonable amount. And ... I think we could get a
little bit more than that. So, it - it really doesn't
go too well. It really does wander a little in roll
without that star tracker on. So I suggest that, if
possible, on these tropospheric network things, you
get good pointing - or on any of the ones that require
repointing on the next day's pass - that you don't
assigjl those unless you've got a star available, so
that you always update it in roll when you come over
into snn]ight, if you can.
20 43 00 PLT Hello, B channel. The CAL N2, H20 pressure is 1494

- 149h.
20 45 h5 PLT Hello, B channel. On the M0 - M171 run, the - What

am I reading? MS SAMPLE INLET pressure is 4.936 -
4.936.
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20 46 30 PLT Okay, the percent 02 is 75.83 - 75.83. Percent water
is 2.70 - 2.70. Percent C02 is 1.85 - 1.85.
21 02 18 PLT Hello, channel B. (Music) For the TV people, tell

them that when you're riaing the bike, the bicycle -
We're doing TV-9 right now. On the bicycle, you're
unloaded from gravity, and everyone rides right up
to the top, so that their head is Almost on the
ceiling on the overhead. And, therefore, to keep the
lights out of the field of view, you can't keep the
guy's head in it. So, that's Just the way it is; you
got it weak. I had to turn out some of the lights
for TV-9, plus you don't get all of his head in any-
way. If we want to get all of his head, then I got
to turn _Imost all the lights out.
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21 02 18 PLT Hello, channel B. (Music) For the TV people, tell

them that when you're riding the bike, the bicycle -
We're doing TV-9 right now. On the bicycle, you're
_aloaded from gravity, and everyone rides right up
to the top so that their head is Almost on the ceiling
on the overhead. And, therefore, to keep the lights
out of the field of view, you can't keep the guy's
head in it. So that's Just the ws_ it is; you got
it weak. I had to turn out s_e of the lights for
TV-9, plus you don't get all of his head in 8x%Vwsy.
If we want to get all of his head, then I got to
turn _lmost all the lights out.
21 19 41 SPT Hello, B channel. For the MI71 run on the SPT - -
21 20 13 PLT Okay. If you - if you watch this gage, it keeps

coming up, I think it was mentioned yesterday, l'm
getting a reading on the fly after about a minute
and a half - 73.5 percent; H20 is 5.02; percent
CO 2 is 1.94.
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22 _i 38 SPT B channel, SPT with a ... comment and confession. The

head on my windup razor became so painful to use, due
to nicking of the - of the head - I don't know how it
was caused - that I went into the resupply kit and took
the head off the razor in there. There's nothing wrong
with the windup part of the razor, but the head needs
to be resupplied. On the same subject, I have dis-
covered that I can't get more than one good shave
out of a blade. I have the Wilkinson kind, but when
I normally can get I0 or 15, 20 shaves on the ground,
I can only get one; the second one is quite painful.
I think it's because you can't clean the blade prop-
erly; the stuff dries in there. So I would suggest
to those on the longer missions who favor blade
razors, that you allow them to resupply one blade for
every time they plan to shave. End of message.
22 h2 _7 PLT Hello, B channel, here's a little hot skinny for you

on S052 white light coronagraph. We went into white
_-- light coronagraph Malfunction Procedure 3-Alfa.
Block I gave us something of a start, because it
starts off by saying, "After first exposure has
been completed," and we have never gotten any
indication of a first exposure being completed.
However, we went to the fourth block to the right,
which sent us to block 9. The answer to that was
yes, so it sent us to block lO, which sent us to
block ll, and there we sit. Thank you.
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21 19 hl SPT Hello, B channel. For the M171 run on the SPT - -
PLT ...
21 20 14 SFT Okay. If you - if you watch this gage, it keeps

coming up; I think that was mentioned yesterday.
I'm getting a reading on the fly after about a min-
ute and a half. 73.5. Percent H20 is 5.02. Percent
CO 2 is 1.94.
21 37 4h SPT Friendly tape recorder, this is day 161. Subject PLT,

experiment M131-2, the stationary litter chair. And
the starting time is 21:h0.
22 07 lh PLT Hello, tape recorder, this is the PLT debriefing the

M131-2 run. The answer to question 1 is - it is most
difficult without the gravity vector. I get confused
because the - Well, the angle is fairly small. It is
almost Imnoticeahle in zero-g. N_ber 2, the answer
is no. Ntnnber 3, the answer is no; 4 is no; 5 is yes.
No additional comments or observations.
22 34 43 CDH Hello, B channel, this is the CDR, building block 7,

active region 37. The ACTIVE l, LONG S056 is hung up.
This time it ... in position 5 on it's second step
through. So I'm going to go ahead and stop it. I
got a HEADY light; we'll go back and do the control
shortly as it calls for. Also, be advised that S052,
the white light coronagraph, I could not get started
in building block 6. I had a - I had a READY light;
I would hit the START button; I would get no OPERATE
light, no frame countdown. I tried that twice, going
back to STOP and getting a READY light, started it,
first you get a frame countdown, I called up the DAS
CO_U_ND to start it. That would put out the READY
light, but not bring on the OPERATE or the frame
counter would not count down, and I am now going to
finish this off and troubleshoot with the malf
procedures.
22 39 36 CDR Okay, B channel, I went back to Sun center, fired up

the S052, got a READY light, hit the START, and the
OPERATE light came on immediately. Then, at about
5 seconds, it went out and the frame counter is not
counting.
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23 00 56 CDR Hello, friendly B channel. The old CDR with the

Evening Status Report on day 161. Alfa: CDR, 150;
SPT, 130; PLT, 280. Bravo: for the CDR, it's a 4071;
7218 for the SPT; and for the PLT, 3884. Item
Charlie: CDR, 6.098, 6.099 6.095; for the SPT, 6.680,
6.673, 6.684; for the PLT, 6.798, 6.809, and 6.803.
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00 07 31 SPT Final note on that ATM business. The PMEC count as

we go into sunset is 665 and still climbing.
01 57 08 SPT (Music) Okay. The PLT's food intske this day: one
apple drink, please, one apple drink. Thank you.
01 57 20 SPT (Music) Hello, sweet B cha-nel. Before nitey-nite

time, I want to repol_6 that the SPT has had one
extra butter cookie that he didn't tell the ground
about.
CREW Yes :
(Music)
02 i0 17 SPT Butter cookie - can of butter cookies. We always
speak, dear B channel, in units of butter cookies
when we really mean cans thereof. And the CDR has
succumbed to the whir of the third can of butter
cookies.
CDR (Laughter).
SPT (Laughter) After 2h hours, you can see how much we

need you. Good night.
02 45 05 CREW I think I'll take that one. Yes and you - and you
may continue ... That's affirmative. Okay. Let
me . ..
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ii 32 26 PLT Hello, tape recorder. For information, the teleprinter

•.. doesn't .., the di._.ete_ of the old roll taken
off with ... 1316 ... End of message,
ii hl ii PLT Tape recorder, for the PLT. He lied to you last night.
He told you he was going to drink an apple drink on
yesterday's menu. However, it takes apple drinks
overnight to reconstitute. Therefore he did not get
it on yesterday's menu. You can delete that extra
_pple drink from yesterday's menu and add it to
today's menu. That is all.
ii hl h7 PLT The last message goes to the food and nutrition people.
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13 51 55 SPT B channel, SPT at 13:52 with an anomaly report on the

ATM. And this is not the first occurrence. The
CDR was doing JOP 6 and rolling the canister at HIGH
EATE times one, when suddenly he got a glitch of the
fine Sun sensor, which threw the canister-pointing
about 1/2 a solar radius out from Sun center. His
UP there was reading h60 something. It was a one
shot, and it stopped. And he points out that the
MANUAL POINTING CONTROL switch was in INHIBIT position.
He continued his roll, then manually pointed back
to Sun center. The wedges zeroed, and we're pressing
on from there. This is the - similar to the thing
that happened to the SPT very early on in the mission.
When I was operating in the LIMB [?], and it hurled
the pointing far enough off to reverse the FSS, and
we though we had a bad primary FSS for a long time.
Like you to look into it. End of message.
13 59 Oh SPT Channel B, for the stowage people. We have restowed

two utility cables from W751 and one utility cable -
from I'm not sure where - that was rigged to the
portable fan. And we have put all three of them
in locker Dame 440, along with the one that was there.
So Captain Bean will find four utility cables in
Dhh0, if he needs them. End of message.
13 59 36 SPT Okay. The portable fans themselves are temporarily

stowed as follows: One is near the fan package on
duet 2, Just under the T013 structure. The other
is near the fan package on duct 1. Both in the
forward compartment.
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PLT Hello, friendly tape recorder. Free run alignment

check on S192. Thermal channels the same at
42 percent. Had to tweak up the visible. The right-
hand meter was reading in excess of 80 percent as it
was yesterday after the pass. However, the left-hand
was reading about hO percent. The little tweak on
the alignment resulted in 80 percent on the left
meter, 52 percent on the right meter.
SPT You're ... it again.
CDR Hello, friendly B channel; CDR with the cal readings:

Bravo 7 reads 39 and it's still falling; Bravo 8
reads 2 percent; and Delta 6 reads 48 percent; Alfa 5
- Alfa 5 reads 96 percent; Alfa 6 reads 22 percent;
Bravo 2 - Bravo 2 reads 91 percent. Bravo 3 reads
83 percent; Bravo 6 reads 49 percent ; Charlie 5
-_ reads 48 percent ; Charlie 6 reads 47 percent; Delta h
reads 84; Delta 5 reads 16.
CDR Okay. On the preoperate configuration, 92 is in

CHECK and the door is OPEN; 91 is on, the door is
OPEN; 90 is ON, the door, and 90 is also in STANDBY,
the door is OPEN; 93 BAD to STANDBY; 93 SCAT to
STANDBY; 93A is OFF; 9_ is ON; and the tape recorder
is ON. We're ready to run.
PLT Test l?
CDR Yes.
CDR Oak City. Fort Cobb Reservoir.
PLT Bey.
CDB Huh?
CDR Where's Oak City? I don't even see it on that map.
PLT It's not on that. Here, it's on there.
CDR I'm about to freeze to death. I been up here for an

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CDR A bunch.
PLT We still over water, Joe?
SPT Yes, I can Just see the coast in the corner of the
window and there is open land although much of it
is south of here.
CC ... voice contact ...
PLT ...
CDR How you reading the CDR VOX?
CC Loud and clear.
CDR Okay. Preoperate configurations has verified. We're

-- readyto go.
PLT I got a note for the EREP training people and the
follow-on crews - is that the gimbal drift in the
VTS sphere is such that it tends to drift up and
to the left.
PLT How's that Houston weather, Crip?
CC Not too hot. A little bit rainy this morning.
PLT Oh.
CDR It's not supposed to do that in the summertime.
CC Right. It's quite - quite a bit open along your

tracks though, Paul.
PLT Okay.
CDR What's the tamp? Is it hot?
CC Oh, about 80 degrees.
CDR Oh.
SPT It comes within a minute.
CDR Okay; 15 seconds to the E_EP start.

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CDR 5, h, 3, 2, 1-
CDR MARK, _EP start, 9h MODE MANUAL. SCAT's ON. The

BAD 's ON. Start .... AUTO.
CDR MARK. S190 AUTO.
PLT Oh, here's a nice mountain.
CDR Ninety-two to MODE READY.
PLT Looks like Mount Hood. Maybe not.
CDR SCAT STANDBY. RAD STANDBY. MODE IN-TRACK CONTIG-

UOUS pitch is zero.
PLT Man, is it clear around those mountains today.

Whoo-ha !
CDR And 92 MODE CHECK. RAD's ON; SCAT's ON. And I need
an AUTO cal on m_ mark, please.
PLT Okay.
CDR MARK. AUTO cal.
PLT Okay.
CDR ALTIM_'r,:Sto STANDBY. POLARITY to 2 at 15:05.
PLT For simulator people information, it takes 3-1/2 sec-

onds for the READY light to go out on Sl91 when you
hit AUTO cal.
CDR And also I have on S190 the 5 and 6 mall lights,

but I believe those things are running all right.
CDR POLARIZATION is 2.
PLT Hey, Crip, I had to do a 192 alignment tweak before

the run, mainly because I did one after the run
yesterday. The details are on B channel from yes-
i-- terday and on the tape from today.
CC Copy.
CDR MARK. Intervalometer to 8. ETC is STANDBY. Standby

ETC to go hack to AUTO. ETC, AUTO.
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PLT Also for information, it's hard looking out at

45 degrees forward. You look through a lot of
atmosphere. Hard to see detail.
CDR POLARIZATION 4. I got a READY light on 191. Bravo 7

is 31 percent.
CDR Seven ... shutter speed to medium.
CDH Ninety-two to READY.
PLT And I got Fort Cobb.
CDR MARK; 17:50, POLARIZATION to 3.
CDR SCAT, STANDBY; RAD, STANDBY; 92, CHECK. Altimeter

is ON. IN-TRACK NONTONTIGUOUS, POLARIZATION 5.
FLT Okay, Houston. Got the following sites back: I got

Fort Cobb Reservoir 350. I got 351; I got 352; I got
353; and I got 356.
CC Copy.
CDR S190 READY light is out. ALTIMETER to STANDBY. SCAT's

ON. RAD's ON.
PLT Okay .... 01. No, all you're getting is clouds so

far instead of the Gulf.
CDR ... the altimeter. STANDBY on 190.
CDR My intervalometer is 18, and check the frames are 81.
PLT What time do we maneuver out?
CDR Huh?
PLT Nineteen-forty.
CDR I ... a 190 cal are off and back on again to get rid
of those -
PLT Did you?
CDR Well, I haven't started to run it yet. Supposed to

run at 23:56 here. Got to find enough film on there.
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PLT You still there, Houston?
CC ...
PLT Crip, for whatever reason, we seem to have a - and

consistently in the past - on these ETS sites, we've
been getting to them 2 to 3 seconds before the pad
says we will.
CC Okay. We've got about 4 more minutes.
CDR Ninety is MODE AUTO. ETC is STANDBY, Joe. And the

SCAT's to STANDBY; RADto STANDBY; 93A is ON; MODE,
CONTIGUOUS; PITCH, 30; POLARIZATION, 4. - Okay,
after I got all the fiimwound on those cameras, I
don't have any malf lights out. I think you Just
went float in there when there's - it's first
_ wound on.
CC Copy.
PLT Hello, tape recorder. This is for Captain Bean and

other follow-on crews. We strongly recommend that
they bring up some sort of substitute materials for
the ... tank in the waste management compartment.
The ones that are in there new are for all practical
purposes, unusable. And we think that, as I said,
they ought to bring up something better. End of
message.
CDR MARK. INTERVALOMETER to 8; 92 gone to MODE READY

on m_ mark.
CDR MARK; 92 to MODE READY. ETC AUTO, Joe.
CC One minute to LOS. Vanguard at 37. Copy. Your

maneuver time looks good for going out.
CDR Okay.
CDR Got down there? Looking at down there?
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15 28 XX CDR Coming up on 28:33, ALTIM_'I'ER, STANDBY; hl. SCAT's

ON ; _7.
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CDR MARK. ALTIMR_Z_ is OFF.
CDR Okay; 31:18, S192 and MODE READY. Standing by for

36:0_.
CDR I'm freezing to death. Yes, well, since I had that

ATM pass. Yes. Getting colder in here.
CDR What can you see?
PLT 15:h0:00 is start the SI maneuver. That is correct.

36:04 I - I - the - we should be coming up on the
ocean or something here pretty soon.
CDR Well, the camera goes off at 36:04.
CDR Okay. Wait for S190 to go out and a MODE check at

_- 36:10. The S - READY light is out right on time on
S190, MODE check on S192 ETC to STANDBY; 36:28, the
SCAT to STANDBY. SCAT to STANDBY.
15 3T XX CDR Okay. Coming up on 3T:12 for a SCAT and RAD, ON.
CDE MARK. SCAT' s ON ; RAD 's ON.
CC Skylab, Houston; we're AOS over Vanguard for the

next 7 minutes.
CDR Roger ; Houston.
CDR MARK; 38:02, POLARIZATION 1. MODE R_L_DY on 192.

MODE AUTO on 190, ETC to AUTO, Joe.
CDR Okay. Would you check the master alarm? Okay. !t'_
probably stuck. CMG SAS, okay. The thrusters inhib--_ed
or enabled? Are enabled, okay. 53, the SCAT to
STANDBY; 55, the RAD to STANDBY. 39:01, S192 to
STANDBY ; 39 :07, READY out, and it 's out. 39 :13 -
CDR MARK. ETC, STANDBY. CPS AUTO cal. And 39 :25, get a
MODE MANUAL on 194 - MODE MANUAL. 31, the SCAT's OFF;
RAD's OFF. Standing by for 15:40 there, m_ boy, for
the start of the SI maneuver. Okay, you got it.
15 40 XX CDR ... rated in Y. That was good.
SPT Uh-huh.
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CDR Very good. And we commence SI maneuver on time.

40:25, 94 is off.
15 41 XX CDR MARK. 41, 90 to STANDBY. Standing by for hi:53 for

a ready ... on Sl91.
CDR Yes. Got a READY ON - on a 91 and -
CDR MARK. EREP stop. And we got - there's a perfect

pass for you. How about that?
PLT Okay, Houston. You still with us?
CC That's affirm. That was a very nice EREP pass.
CDR Okay. We're going off VOX, and going off A record
back to B record.
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CDR Hello, there, tape recorder. Charlie loop, the one

... reads zero. End of message. Sorry about that;
I had the power on. It reads ll percent.
SPT B channel, the SPT at 15:52. This is for the EREP

people, on S190B, your SPT made two mistakes today.
N_nber l, I did not, as I told you on the earlier
tape, reconnect the vacuum hose. I made the run
with the vacuum hose off. Secondly, I did miss my
first auto and did not get the camera operating on
time. And that is why you will find the frame count
is lower than you expected. The black and white
film in the spare cassette, I stowed back in Mlh3.
End of message.
PLT Hello.
PLT Hello, tape recorder. For the configuration and

stowage people, the end plate for the T027 that was
launched in the command module is now going to be
gray taped to the T027 in the plus-Z scientific
airlock and it will be taped on the minus-X side of
it. That's all.
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13 24 27 PLT B channel, this is for the Earth terrain camera people.

I have the black and white film loaded on the spare
magazine and in the camera. And when I connect the
vacuum hose, I get a noise out of the camera. The
only reason for which - could be that there is a
small leak somewhere between this particular film
magazine and the frame. I am going to disconnect
the vacuum hose, reconnect it Just before I begin
taking pictures and operate that way. Meanwhile, I
thought you ought to know. End of message.
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18 42 20 PLT Hello, friendly B channel. The T027 boom was extended

at i8:h0, 18.'hO.
18 h6 21 CDR Hello, friendly B channel. On building block 5, S056

on the ACTIVE BLOCK, LONG. The third disk still hung
up on filter 3.
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19 05 _2 CDR Hello, friendly B channel, this is the CDR for the
ATM _lq_b_!9wi_h_e_-_e coalignment on day 162,
the time_lS:26_ Hialls_ha:l
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19 26 51 CDR Hi there, B channel,-this i_ a te_ for/good old

M516.
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20 56 08 SPT B channel, the M092 on the PLT. The calf measurements

are: left, 13-5/8; right, 13-1/h.
21 04 lh SPT And leg band letters for the PLT are: left, Charlie
Juliett; right, Alfa X-ray.
21 13 52 CDR Hello, friendly B channel. I'll put the white light

coronagraph on TV for you and on _ ...
21 lh 18 CDR Okay, friendly B channel. Delay that; they're using

the TV for UV.
21 31 55 SPT Tape recorder, this is the SPT on the PLT's M092.

I terminated his run after 3 minutes and 45 seconds
at 50 millimeters of mercury, because his pulse
pressure had dropped to 9 millimeters on the last
blood pressure. His heart rate was a little bit
_-_ higher than I'd seen it before, and I felt that he
could finish the run but - but that we were pushing
it. Like - like myself, I recomend that we run his
subsequent runs at 30, 40, 40. End of message.
21 38 21 SPT Tape recorder, we're going into M171 on the PLT, and
the N2, 02, CO 2 bottle pressure is 1590.
21 h3 25 SFT And, tape recorder; the CAL N2, H20 bottle pressure
is lhg0.
21 h5 38 SPT Okay, tape recorder. The gas - MS SAMPLE INLET GAS

pressure is 4.952.
21 h6 19 SPT And the percentage 02 is 76.13. Percent water is

3.08. Percent C02 is 1.91.
21 h7 09 SPT Okay. The MS SAMPLE INLET GAS press now is h.972.
21 h9 49 SPT And, tape recorder; the reason we're a little bit

delayed getting MITI started is that the PLT had a
half twist in his tongue - that was the tongue of his
left shoe.
21 5h 03 SPT Tape recorder, your SPT made a wrong move there and
got back into CAL 02, N2, C02. So I purged on giving
you new cabin air percentages. Oxygen is 75.97. Water
is 3.21. CO 2 is 1.93.
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21 5h 57 CDR Somebody turned off _ recorder. Hello, recorder.

This is the CDR with good old S056 again for the ATM
guys. Second pass through ACTIVE l, LONG. It stuck
in filter 3. S055 was running at the time. It wasn't
starting during the S056 operation. And so I don't
think S055 has anything to do with S056 stopping.
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21 13 53 CDR Hello, friendly B channel, I'Ii put the white light

coronagraph on TV for you, and a little XUV 5 [?].
Okay, friendly B ch--nel, void that. It should be
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21 31 56 SPT Tape recorder, this is the Sl°T on the PLT's M092.

I terminated his run after 3 minutes and 45 seconds
at 50 millimeters of mercury because his pulse pressure
had dropped to 9 millimeters on the last blood pressure.
His heart rate was little bit higher than I'd seen it
before, and I felt that he could finish the run but,
well, - that we were pushing it. Like - like myself,
I recommend that we run his subsequent runs at 30,
40, 40. End of message.
21 54 04 SPT Tape recorder, your SPT made a wrong move there, it

got back into CAL 02, N2, C02. So I purged and I'm
giving you new cabin air percentages. Oxygen is 75.97;
water is 3.21; C02 is 1.93.
21 54 57 CDH I hope I turned off my recorder. Hello, recorder.

This is the CDR with good old S056 again for the
ATM guys. Second pass through was was ACTION l,
LONG. It stuck in filter 3. $055 was running at
the time. It wasn't started during the S056 operations.
And so, I don't think S055 has anything to do with
S056 stopping.
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01 17 12 CDR Hello, friendly B channel. Here is your day 162

ev_nin_ status re_ort. Alfa: for the CDE, 150_
S/f, 165; PLT, 330. Bravo: CDR, _095, SPT, 7218;
PLT, hO3h. Charlie: CDR, 6.087, 6.086, 6.087;
SPT, 6.669, 6.668, 6.669; PLT, 6.789, 6,789, 6.780.
Delta: CDE, 2/22/2500, 1/05/0250; SPT, 2/19/2700;
PLT, none. Echo: CDR, none; SPT, none; PLT, none.
That's the end of the evening status report for
day 162. Good evening.
02 O0 07 PLT Hello, B channel. The results of the contAm_uation

2-Alfa this evening were negative. No particles or
anything were observed at all. It was - until it
got - the sky got pretty bright. Watch for about
6 minutes after the d,-,p and nothing observed. End
of message.
02 07 20 CDR Hello, friendly B channel. The CDR with the answer

to your question about the locker doors. We swapped
locker door T_ - no, 775 for locker door 750 to give
the CDR a place to put trash. And we swapped
locker 621 doer with locker 702 to give SPT a
place to put his trash. And we have kept the
functions of each one of those lockers the same.
The trash locker is a trash locker, and the 702 locker
which is now located out in the 600 group right next
to the shower, has shower supplies in it. And the
775 locker, we stow empty cans in like we did before
when it was in the other place. So everything's
the same except the location.
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ii 02 47 SPT Good morning, B ch-nnel. This is the SPT at ii:00

with the results of super special BMMD. But I can't
have findings on each crewman in the very relaxed and
moderately relaxed mode and then a zero mass cal on
the chair. The normal readings in the uptight mode
will come down on the Evening Status Report as usual.
ii 03 32 SPT The SPT very relaxed, 6.679, 6.653, 6.676. Moderately

relaxed 6.679, 6.6 -
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ii 02 _7 SPT Good morning, B channel. This is the SPT again

at ll:00 with the results of the super special
B_4Ds that I give you. Readings on each crewman in
the very relaxed and moderately relaxed mode. And
then a zero mass cal on the chair. The normal readings
in the uptight mode will come down on the Evening
Status Report as usual. The SPT, very relaxed:
6.679, 6.653, 6.676; moderately relaxed: 6.679,
6.680, 6.678. The PL - -
ll 09 19 SPT Okay, B channel, I'll start the B_&MD numbers over

again. For the SPT, very relaxed: 6.679, 6.653,
6.676; moderately relaxed: 6.679, 6.680, 6.678. The
PLT, very relaxed: 6.801, 6.833, 6.808; moderately
relaxed: 6.821, 6,811, 6.813. And the CDR, very
relaxed: 6.108, 6.120, 6.049; moderately relaxed:
6.089, 6.099, 6.070. And the num- the numbers on
the chair with nobody in it, 769931, 270029, 70024,
70052, 70038. End of message.
ll l0 _9 PLT Tape recorder, this morning's PRD readings are as

follows: in the experiment compartment, 44088; in
the Pilot's sleep compartment, 06141; and in the
minus-Z SAL, 18125.
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ii 09 18 PLT Okay, B channel. I'ii start the _94D numbers over

again. For the SPT, very relaxed: 6.679, 6.653,
6.676; moderately relaxed: 6.679, 6.680, 6.678.
The PLT, very relaxed: 6.801, 6.833, 6.808; mod-
erately relaxed: 6.821, 6.811, 6.813. For the
CDR, very relaxed: 6.108, 6.120, 6.049; moderately
relaxed: 6.089, 6.099, 6.070. And the - the num-
bering on the chair with nobody in it: 2.69931,
2.70029, .70024, .70052, .70038. End of message.
ll l0 48 PLT Tape recorder, this morning's PRD readings are as

follows. In the experiment compartment, 44088. In
the pilot's sleep compartment: 06141. And in the
minus-Z SAL, 18125.
ll 48 25 CDR Hello, friendly B channel. This is the old CDR.

S073, full rod extension. The time: 11:48 on
day 163. There you go.
12 44 56 SPT Okay, let's go to RECORD. Test 1. This ... is

screwed up. It's this lightweight headset. It's
the worse - the worst thing to wear. Okay.
Test l, 2, 3. Test. Okay. Bravo 7: tape
recorder 29 ... warmup reads 30, 30. _ravo 8 reads 2,
D 2 percent. Delta 6 reads 50. Alfa 5 reads 80 percent.
Alfa 6 reads 24 percent. Bravo 2 reads 91 percent.
Bravo 3 reads 83 percent. Bravo 6 reads 51 percent.
Charlie 5 reads 50 percent. Charlie 6 reads
47 percent. Delta 4, Delta 4 reads 84 percent, and
Delta 5 reads 18 percent, 18 percent.
]2 47 35 SPT Got my 91 door open, Paul?
PLT The 92 door is coming open; the 91 door is open. The

90 window is open and TAPE RECORDER POWER is ON.
SPT TAPE RECORDER is ON; come on, door, open.
]2 48 20 SPT Okay. 90 - TAPE RECORDER is ON, 92 checks. Door is

open, 91 is on, door is open. 90 is on - and it's in
STANDBY - the door is open. 93 RAD is in STANDBY -
93 - that's OFF; 93A, OFF; 94, OFF; verify VTR in
RECORD. Going to RECORD on the VTR. Hello, there,
VTR.
PLT Oh, it's dark here yet.
SPT Yes.
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PLT You can barely see the ground.
12 49 01 PLT Okay. Tape recorder, for the EREP folk: the prerun
glance at the 192 alignment shows thermal channel
is 40; the visible channel - -
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12 hh 55 CDR Okay. Let's go to RECORD.
CDR Test 1. If anything they have screwed up, it's this

lightweight headset. It's the worst - worst thing
to wear. Test l, 2, 3. Test - Okay, Bravo T-
Tape recorder 20 minutes after warmup reads 30, 30.
Bravo 8 reads 20 - 2 percent. Delta 6 reads 50.
Alfa 5 reads 80 percent. Alfa 6 reads 24 percent.
Bravo 2 reads 91 percent. Bravo 3 reads 83 percent.
Bravo 6 reads 51 percent. Charlie 5 reads 50 percent.
Charlie 6 reads 47 percent. Delta 4 - Delta 4 reads
8h percent, and Delta 5 reads 18 percent - 18 percent.
12 h7 3h CDR 191 door OPEN, Paul? Okay. The 92 door is coming

OPEN; the 91 door is OPEN. The 90 window is OPEN, and
TAPE RECORDER POWER is ON.
F 12 47 52 PLT TAPE RECORDER is ON. Come on, door; OPEN.
12 48 21 CDR Okay; 90 - TAPE RECORDER is ON; 92, CHECK, DOOR is OPEN;

91 is ON, DOOR is OPEN; 90 is ON, it's in standby;
the door is OPEN; 93, RAD is in STANDBY; 93, that's
OFF; 93A, OFF; 9h, OFF. Verify VTR in RECORD. Going
to RECORD on the VTR. Hello there, VTR,
PLT 0oh! It's dark here yet.
CDR Yes.
PLT And I can barely see the ground.
12 h9 01 PLT Okay, tape recorder. For the EREP folk. A prerun

glance at the 192 ALIGNMENT shows THERMAL channel is
40. The visible channel, left meter reads 80;
right meter reads 50. And that includes a tweak
- however, I did not - repeat not - touch the focus
ring, mainly because I refuse to do so without
direction and a written release from higher authority.
12 h9 35 CC LOS, 20 minutes.
PLT Oh, you're still there.

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PLT Oh. (Laughter) Oh, LOS, 20 minutes.
CDR Okay. Standing by for 12:50 with the ALTIMETER to

STANDBY and the SCAT to STANDBY.
12 49 51 PLT Okay. The VTR is running, Crip. We don't have

much on TV yet except for very low front angle clouds.
12 50 02 CDR SCAT, ALTIMETER to STANDBY. EREP SYSTEMS START

at 53:00. I'ii be looking for an AUTO CAL from you
at 53:10. Pick it up.
12 50 21 PLT Okay. Otherwise, you may not get it.
CDR All right. How you read, Crip?
CC Okay.
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CC Good TV.
PLT Looks like a scene from some Biblical movie Just

before the heavens opened up.
CDR Right.
CDR Still over water?
PLT No - Well, I don't know. All I cam see is clouds.
12 50 49 CC Just coming up on Puget Sound.
PLT Beautiful Puget Sound.
12 50 59 PLT Tell Don Lindsey he was right. You cannot tell the
difference between the no-filter and the light-yellow
filter in this VTS, Crip.
12 51 38 CDR Hey, you m_ zoom?
PLT Out - in. Yes. Out.

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PLT How's your resolution down there on the TV, Bob?

It sure isn't any too hot on our monitor.
12 51 51 CC It's hard to tell with clouds.
PLT Yes, I know. Now we got a bunch of black specks all

over the monitor. Are you getting them also?
CC Affirm.
PLT Wonder what they're on? That's interesting. Could be -

Anybody got an opinion on that?
CDR Well, they're obviously not on the lens because we

don't have the lens on, and those spots were on there
the other day.
PLT Well, but there's glass in between there.
CDR Yes, the color wheel.
PLT No, I'm talking about that whole gray thing.
CDR Yes, but that's not what those spots are on.
PLT How do you know what the spots are on?
CDR Because the spots were there the other day when we
were operating out the window with the TV lens.
Okay? Some thing internal to the system.
PLT Are you getting those spots on the indoor shots, also,
Houston?
CC I'll check on that. I haven't seen them before.
CDH Same on the - out the window that we can get for you.
12 52 55 CDR Five seconds, EREP SYSTEMS STARTS.
12 53 01 CDR Start. I need an AUTO CAL on my mark.
PLT Okay.
CDR Four, 3, 2, i-
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12 53 i0 CDR MARK it.
CDR 9h -
12 53 16 CDR MARK. MODE, MANUAL.
PLT Something. But it's not very good, what ever it is

on it.
12 5h 03 CC Got a lake or a river going by.
CDR Yes.
12 5h 21 PLT It's pretty hazy, Bob. I don't think you can see
much. Low Sun angle, a lot of haze. It's pretty
far out. Let's Just track this through NADIR once
and see how it looks.
CC It looks pretty fair.
12 5h 37 PLT You know, we can try to wipe those spots off from
that. Let's not do it now; I'll check it after this
pass.
CDR There's no way you're going to get those spots off.
PLT How do you know? I could be on the glass right here,

on the view port.
CDR It's not. I tell you, it was on the out-the-window

view the other day. I remember playing with it to look
at the ice crystal.
12 _= 16 PLT Then why don't they show up on the indoor ones?
CDR Because I think they're Just hidden on the indoor ones?
CC They're not bothering us.
12 55 01 PLT They're bothering me.
CDR Well, you ain't going to get them off - The color wheel.
PLT It's l0 degrees forward there. Kinda of a lousy

picture on the monitor. How's yours?
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CC It's kind of faded; it looks like - not much light.
PLT Well, you're right; there's no color.
12 55 25 PLT Okay. I show NADIR right now.
CC Good tracking.
PLT That 's all - IMC.
CC (Laughter).
12 55 43 CDR Standing by for 191 READY light in 5 seconds.
12 55 50 CDR I have it at 49. 92 has gone to MODE. _Y on my

mark.
12 55 58 CDR MARK.
CDR Tape recorder: S190 to MODE, AUTO at 03; 92 gone to

MODE, CHECK, and 14, CHECK, lh - 20. The ALTI_I'_i_
is ON. Eight to 32, S190; INTERVALOM_fA_, 8.
PLT Whool There's a town.
PLT See how this town looks, Bob.
CDE Eight - 830 ...
PLT There's an airport. See it?
CDR Oh, yes. I can see it in the monitor.
CDR Crip?
CC ... handover.
PLT Okay. You see that airport?
12 57 41 PLT Are you there, Houston? Oh, okay.
CC We had your airfield briefly.
PLT Okay. I didn't know if you got it or not. Now we're

going over an overcast cloud level - layer now.
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12 57 59 PLT ... I can't really tell. It could very well be what

we have here. I got ... nothing that you can look at.
12 58 ll CC ... in a minute over Lake Michigan.
PLT Okay. Lake Michigan ! Huh.
PLT Lake Michigan's clear.
CC Scattered.
PLT Well, I may track Lake Michigan for a few seconds,

Crip. I'll head south of those clouds, quickly.
12 58 B1 CDR All right. ALTIMETER to STANDBY.
PLT Say again? I'll ... that from here.
12 58 37 CDR RAD, ON; SCAT's ON.
PLT Hey, we're doing a good Job on the clouds, huh?
CC Affirm .... all that up.
PLT Oh, we' ii find a way.
]2 58 54 CDR MARK. MEDIUM on S190.
PLT Okay. Now we're running frontal clouds. Whoever's

calling these clouds is doing a pretty good Job of
it, Houston.
CC Thanks.
12 59 l0 CDR MODE, READY; ALTIM_-f_:E went to MODE 5.
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13 29 17 CDR Hello, friendly tape recorder. For the EREP people,

for the EREP people, the tape remaining - inches
reading is 2-7/16 inches, 2-7/16 inches EREP tape.
Than1_ you.
lh 06 24 PLT Hello, B channel. This is the PLT. This note is

for the stowage and configuration people. And the
Mh87 people may also be interested in it. In - On
the inside of the door to locker Wyh2 was a Beta
cloth pouch that held extra pens, pencils, and
markers. This thing was always in the way. It
interfered with proper closing of the door, and
consequently was getting pretty well beat up on
the top. Now that - because that is the flight
data file locker that is most used. Therefore,
to get around it, this pouch has been moved from
7h2 to W7_3. End of message.
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13 08 42 PLT Oh, yes.
CDR I tell you that's the only way to do it though is to

work this console every day.
CDR The pads are good though. I got plenty of time.
CC I'm sure the planning guys will like that.
PLT Okay. Here's a tradewind cumuli coming up here now.
CDR I tell you what tickles me is to see all this ... -

now that we've got power in here and some heat in
here - see all this gear come on Just like it's
supposed to.
PLT Yes. Everything's working - -
CDR Yes. It's really working good.
PLT The stations are all good now.
CC Tremendous.
CDR At least from out point of view up here, it looks like

you're going to have good data on that tape.
13 07 13 CDR Probably we wouldn't had a seven-rod extension to S073

out the minus-Z SAL, but seeing we've got that,even
with two rods, you can see it out the wardroom
window.
CC That so?
CDR Take some suitable pictures of it for the Pls. And,

speaking of that, the seven-rod extension went very
easy. You'd be interested in noting that the wire
buckle had memory in it going out, so I got about
half the rods out and then it had memory waxlting to
come back in for the next half of the rods.
CC Roger.
PLT Oh.
13 08 25 CDR Standby for 08:39.

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PLT Not too many cumuli in the tradewinds today.
13 08 37 CC Roger. We've lost the TV now.
PLT Yes.
CDR Stand by. MODE 3 and bang her back on at 5h for 93.
13 08 52 PLT Okay. For TV correlation, we're coming up on 9 min-

utes and 0 seconds.
CDR 09 :ll ; S190 MODE to AUTO.
13 09 00 PLT MARK; 9 minutes.
CC Okay, 1 minute to LOS; Ascension at 13:08.
-- SPT Okay.
13 09 12 CDR MARK. S190 MODE, AUTO.
PLT Okay. Stared by, TV, for another mark at i0 minutes.
13 l0 O0 PLT MARK it; lO minutes.
PLT Man, there's some good cumulus.
PLT Now you see how they streak out the trades down here,
Pete.
CDR Yes. Yes.
PLT Okay. Stand by, TV, for an ll-minute correlation.
13 ll 00 PLT MARK; ll minutes.
CDR Eleven minutes of data to go.
PLT ... this is the lh ...
13 12 00 PLT MARK it; television. Twelve minutes on that last ma_k.
PLT ... been running much 192 on this pass.

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CDR No. They're not pulling much tape today.
CDR Okay. Intervalometer to 8. And going to MODE, READY

at 66.
PLT Okay. Stand by for a mark at 13 minutes ; TV.
CDR MODE, READY ; 13 up.
13 13 00 PLT MARK it; 13 minutes.
CDR ... to FAST. HIGH. Whoo!
PLT Get a lot of clouds.
CDR ... STANDBY.
PLT There's pretty good towering cu[mulus] going right

down the west side of the vertical crosshair. There's
another one going right down the same place.
PLT There's a little cell going to go right through the

middle - right there. And ... move left, catch another
cell here. Nice good cell.
13 lh 00 PLT And MARK; 14 minutes.
PLT You going to maneuver us out, Joe?
SPT Say again.
PLT Are you going to maaeuver us out?
SPT Yes.
13 14 24 CDR 92 MODE, CHECK.
13 14 30 CDR Okay. 90 READY out is - READY light is out; 36,

ALTIMETER, ON -
13 14 36 CDE MARK; ALTIMET]_, ON. S190 mode, STANDBY.
PLT Okay. Back out in the open. Stand by for last time
check on the TV at 15 minutes.
CDR I need an AUTO CAL from you at 17 - -

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13 15 O0 PLT MARK it; 15 minutes. When?
CDR At 17, 15:17 instead of 12 minutes. (Yawn) 17 minutes.
PLT Okay. I'm going to turn the TV off.
CDR All right.
PLT Whoops! It's in off. Ground ...
CDR Yes. I got to thinking about that. If you ran all

that tape out, we probably wouldn't get the rest of the
TV on today. I - they don't have another really -
You got a - you put a half an hour on. It has to have
a half an hour's dump time.
CDR Huh?
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CDR I did it. I did it.
13 18 23 CC Skylab, Houston. AOS Ascension, 6 minutes.
CDR Roger, Houston.
13 19 00 CDR MARK; 93A, STANDBY.
13 19 05 CDR MARK_ 94 MODE, MANUAL. Forty five seconds until the

maneuver.
13 19 41 CDR 91 READY is on.
CDR Ten seconds to maneuver. Five.
13 20 01 CDR MARK it.
13 20 06 CDR EREP SYSTEM, STOP.
CDR Okay, tape recorder. Alfa 5 is reading 70 - is

reading 67 percent, 67 percent.
SPT 6 is reading 0.
CDR Bravo 2 is reading 52. Bravo 3 is reading 76. Bravo 6

f is reading 55. Charlie 5 - Charlie 5 is reading 83.
Charlie 6 is reading 47. Delta h is reading 71, and
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CDR Okay, friendly tape recorder, ... is reading 95 percent.
CC Skylab, if you were calling, that was unreadable.
13 24 35 PLT Hello, tape recorder; for the EREP folk. A postpass

look at the aligned indications on S192 show divisible
left meter, pegged high right meter, 55. No, that
was 50, excuse me; =0 on the right meter. The thermal
channel shows 45 - 55. I did not touch the al_m_-t.
We'll check it before the next pass. End of message.
TIME SKIP
15 17 59 SPT Friendly B channel, the SPT is 15:15 [sic], debriefing

the ATM pass. The ground reported a - a surge on the
limb at 0101.0. Up here, I can't find any evidence of
activity in that particular part of the Sun. (Music)
The only prominence we see on the west llmb is at
about 050. Low is about minus 7800 with the prominence
on the bottom of the screen. Both that prominence and the
east limb prominence is around 3 and up above to 310
and 320. They've visible in H-Alpha 2 zoomed out.
They're bright enough to be seen, even with a lot of
disk in the picture, which is interesting and good for
training. That was with the brightness turned all
the way up and contrast pretty far down. Just at
sunset, I went back and looked at active region 37,
and the shape of the plage had changed somewhat and there
was a definity brightening in the center of the
easternmost proJ - plage due to falling spots. I men-
tion this only to verify that you can see definite
changes in the form and brightness of these active
regions in less that one sunside pass if - if they're
active. That's it.
15 19 17 SPT (Music) No, that's not it. One more general debriefing.
You know, every time we enter the South Atlantic
anomR1y, or a horn thereof, the PMT goes up and rings
the bell and we get excited. I think it's - and the
- the reason we do is because we've never seen any level
approaching 550 or 600 other than apparently during
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these passes, and it really makes us wonder whether

the - our ability to discern X-ray activity on the
Sun has been overrated and whether we really have
a tool there for - for detecting an X-ray flare.
One of the biggest problems we have in present and
in prospective deciding whether an increase in PMT
count is due to local or solar radiation. That's
all.
15 25 32 PLT Hello, B channel. This is - I think I already

reported this ; but Just in case, pass to the stowage
people that the heat exchanger plate servicing
adaptor; that's in the heat exchanger plate servicing
adaptors, which are normally stowed in the forward
compartment of the workshop are stowed on the forward
end of the M168 container. The forward end of M168.
f End of message.
15 43 36 SPT M092 on the CDR. Left leg measures 13 inches; right

leg measures 13 inches.
15 47 43 SPT On the CDR, the left legband is Charlie - Hotel; left

legband is Charlie Hotel. Right legband is Charlie
India.
15 52 ll SPT Hello, tape recorder. On the M092 on the CDR at the

beginning of the run, impedances are all high.
However, the heart rates check out on S, Y, and Z.
We're continuing on.
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16 20 43 PLT Okay. Today, sport fans, the M171 N2, 02, CO 2

PRESSURE's 1570, 1570.
16 25 G8 PLT Tape recorder, the MAN 2 WATER PRESSUREtoday is

l_gS, 1493.
16 27 22 PLT Okay, tape recorder. On this run, the MS SAMPLE IN-

LET PRESSURE is h,92h, _924.
16 28 i0 PLT Okay, tape recorder. ThePERCENT 02 is 7677, 7677.
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16 45 07 PLT - - 3.4 in order to increase the sensitivity of the

system. By this - that threshold is Just a mini-
squeak above ambient, and set on time to 50 minutes.
The orbit period is 93 minutes and 24 seconds. And
I'll give it a start at the beginning of the next
orbit. End of message.
16 58 22 PLT Hello, tape recorder. M171 PERC_T OXYGEN is 7352,

7352; PERCENT WAT_ is 611, 6.11; PERCENT CO 2 is
1.3 or 4 - let's make it 4. Total work is 1543 watt-
minutes.
17 15 33 PLT Hello tape recorder, on the MA cal. PENCENT 02

reading is 7548, 75.48. Data PERCENT WA'±'_ is 392,
3.92. PERCENT CO 2 is 181, 1.81.
PLT Secondary MA CO 2 reading is 0.070, 070. 02 CONSUMED

is 1622, 1.622. The CO 2 - the 02 rashu (laughter)
RATIO 206, 0,206. The MINUTE VOLt_4E is 9.3, 9.3.
PLT Okay. SECONDAY DISPLAY MA CO 2 reads 0.610, 0.610;
02 CONSUMED reads 3.306, 3306; the RATIO is 1.93,

193; and the MINUTE VOLi_4E reads 19.0, 190. And
PENCF_NT 02 reads 5441, 54.41; PERCENT WATER reads
0.66, 066; PERC_T CO 2 reads 1498, 14.98.
PLT Okay. After 2-1/2 liter strokes, SECONDARY MA CO 2
reads 990, 0.990, 02 CONSUMED reads 5525, 5.525;
C02/02 RATIO reads 185, 0.185; MINUTE VOLUME

reads 31.5, 315.
17 26 36 PLT Okay, tape recorder. After 3-1/2 liter strokes, the

SECONDARY DISPLAY C02 is 1360, 1.360; 02 CONSUMED
is 7763, 7.763; the C02/02 RATIO is 181. 1.81. The
MINDT_ VOLUME is 439, 43.9.
17 28 15 PLT The MS SAMPLE INLET GAS PRESSURE is 4.925, 4925.
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17 21 43 PLT And the MINUTE VOLUME reads 19.0, 190. And P_C_T
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PERC]_IT CO 2 reads 1498, 14.98.
17 24 15 PLT Okay. After 2-1/2 liter strokes, SECONDARY MA CO 2
reads 990, 0.990; 02 CONSUMED reads 5525, 5.525.
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17 26 36 PLT Okay, tape recorder. After 3-1/2 liter strokes, the

SECONDARY DISPLAY C02 is 1360, 1.360; 02 CONSUMED
is 7763, 7.763; C02/02 RATIO is 181, 1.81. The

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20 15 26 CDR Hello, friendly B channel. ON S073 program i Alfa,

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20 16 57 CDR Okay, B ch_nel. Looks low enou@h now, like I should

go back to _DIt_ on the GAIN switch.
20 50 00 SPT Hello, tape recorder. S056 is hung up on us again.

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20 15 27 CDR Hello, friendly B channel, on S073 program i Alfa.

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20 16 57 CDR Okay, B channel. Looks low enough now, like I

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20 45 20 PLT The 830 setting was right on.
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22 18 36 SPT B channel, for the ATM people. It's 22:19. The

SO56 has hung up again at ACTIVE l, NORMAL and
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22 27 16 CDR Hi there, friendly B channel. On M551-I, specimen i,

I made two mistakes. One of them was I didn't
defocus the 2.5 when burning the cross and the
other one was on that same Joint that holds the
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02 12 05 PLT Hello, B channel. Here is the Evening Status Report.

Alfa: CDR, 230; SPT, lh0; PLT, 280; Bravo: CDR, 4135;
SPT, good old 7218; PLT 41h2. Charlie: CDR, 6.091,
6.091, 6.O87; SPT, 6.677, 6.676, 6.679; PLT, 6.813,
6.807, 6.808. Delta: CDR, 2/17/1560, 1/05/0250;
SPT, 2/17/2500; PLT, 2/17/2700. Echo is none. And
that is the end of it. Thank you.
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13 30 38 CDR Okay, friendly tape recorder, CDB. And the time

is 13:30 and counting on EREP. And we are going to
preoperate configuration. TAPE RECORDER is ON; 92 is
in CHECK; the 92 DOOR is OPEN; 91 is ON; the light is
green, the DOOR is OPEN; 90 is ON; STANDBY; and the
door is going OPEN. 35 degrees; 93 RAD to STANDBY;
93 SCAT'z, OFF; the ALTIMETER is OFF; and the 94 is
ON. Verify that the VTR is in RECORD. We'll catch
that in a minute. Let me get the TAPE MOTOR, ON; and
we'll stand by for RECORD. Okay, giving you the read-
ings: A-5 is reading 68 percent, 68 percent. A-6 is
reading off-scale zero. Bravo 2, Bravo 2 is reading
46 percent. Bravo 3, Bravo 3 is reading 76 percent.
Bravo 6 is reading 52 percent. Charlie 5, Charlie 5
is reading 83 percent. Charlie 6 is reading 47 per-
cent, 47 percent. Delta 4, Delta 4 is reading 71,
71 percent. And Delta 5, Delta 5 is reading 14,
14 percent. Okay, ... going over the CDB and PLT's
BS EREP cue card, T minus lO, S192 DOOR verified, OPEN.
_ The 191 DOOR is verifiedOPEN. S190 window is OPEN.
TAPE RECORD POWER is ON. Joe, is your SAL door OPEN
on the ca,_ra?
13 33 50 SPT Yes, it is.
CDR Okay.
CDB Five.
13 37 34 CDB On ICOM/PTT. Oh, PTT is for when you - when you push
the button.
13 38 01 SPT Read me now?
CDB Yes.
CDB Okay, tape recorder, 13:38:30.
13 38 30 CDR MARK. SCAT to STANDBY.
PLT ... (Whistling)
CDB Well, it's only 14:20 scmething- No, lh:lh. Okay,

stand by for EREP START, huh?
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SPT Yes.
CDB Yes. Better be done maneuvering now; we're getting

data starts at 42.
13 41 03 CDR Okay, EREP START at 41.
CDB I need some AUTO CAL from you at 42:30, my boy.
SPT You're going to get it.
CDR 41:06 we had a MODE, MANUAL on 94; and l'm standing

by for SCAT, ON; RAD, ON at 42.
CDR 42:30; all right on the button; no sooner, no later.
CDR Ought to just get a little faster SCAT/RAD data,

right?
r 13 42 00 CDR SCAT's ON; the PAD's ON. Over water.
SPT ...
CDR The clouds.
PLT ...
CDR Ain't getting no pictures, either. All right, you

do what you'retold. 4, 3, 2, 1 -
13 42 29 CDR MARK it; AUTO CAL. Now, you don't do anything

until 45. In the clouds, right clouds.
13 44 01 CDR 44 minutes -
13 44 02 CDR MARK. Standing by for 45.
CC Skylab, Houston; we're AOS at Goldstone. We've got

television. No response required. Clicking good.
CDR Roger. How you reading, Houston?
CC Loud and clear.
CDR Okay.
PLT You want to-command the tape recorder on when you

need it, Dick? Or you want us to turn it on first?
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CC Skylab, Houston. We'll take care of it frc_ the ground.
PLT Okay.
CDR Captain Video strikes again.
CDR 8, 9 -
13 45 00 CDR MARK. POLARIZATION 4. Standing by for 191 READY

light, 4, 3, 2, 1 -
13 45 09 CDR READY light. Bravo 7 reads 30.
PLT For information, Houston, that VTS is looking out

,, ahead r_x angle,which is 54 degrees ahead.
CC Thank you.
13 46 01 CDR i, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, -
13 46 06 CDR ALTIMETER to STANDBY.
13 46 27 CDR MARK. 46:26, POLARIZATION to i.
PLT Dick, I couldn't find Jupiter and I don't have time

to look any more.
13 47 00 CC Roger; copy.
13 47 02 CDR Okay, I have a - a SCATTEROMETER X-MITTER light.
CDR Four -
13 47 45 CDR MARK. S190 MODE, AUTO. Joe, stand by for 48; ETC,
AUTO.
SPT Okay.
13 48 00 CDR MARK. ETC, AUTO. 48:10, MODE, READY on 92 and I have

a TAPE MOTION light.
PLT You're wonderful.

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PLT Houston, you got any late reports on the weather in

the Manhattan, Kansas, area? Is it any better than
the 0.8 that came up with the pad?
CC Stand by Just a second. I'll get the latest update.
SPT Okay. No - no rush, Dick. No sweat. It's either

good or not it's not. I was just curious.
13 49 01 CC Skylab, Houston. No change in the weather; still

looks like about 0.8 cloud cover.
13 49 16 CDH MARK. h9:16, the ALTIMETER is ON. I have no READY

light on the ALTIMETER.
13 50 05 CDR ALTIMET_ to STANDBY. MODE CHECK on 92. SCAT, ON ;

PAD, ON.
PLT Okay. That's what it is supposed to be, Houston. It

-- doesn'tlook too good,does it?
13 50 31 CC Sure doesn't.
PLT (Laughter) Well, gee, let's go look at a couple of

holes in the clouds, huh?
CDR (Laughter)
PLT What holes? Oh my.
13 51 17 CDR Okay. SCAT on to STANDBY and RAD to STANDBY. S193

fixed at O.
PLT That's a pretty solid 0.8, Dick.
13 51 29 CDR SCAT's ON; RAD's ON.
PLT Well -
CDR Better than that, doesn't it?
PLT When you want a thunderstorm, you can never find one.
CC Sorry about that.

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13 52 21 CDR MARK. SCAT, STANDBY; BAD, STANDBY.
13 52 30 CDR ALTIMETER's ON. I have a READY light. And I can re-

construct - I made a - a little study back there I
can tell you what happened on that.
PLT I'm going after that one there, that towering

cu[mulus], Dick.
CC Understand.
PLT There were no good anvils in the area; no good CBs.
CC Roger. Okay - -
CDR Okay. On the S190 to FAST.
PLT Okay, there's a little clear.
_ 13 53 12 CDR Looks like the whole U. S. was clobbered today.
13 53 28 CDR Okay, 92 to MODE, READY. Tape looks good.
13 53 38 CDR Okay. For the EREP folks. Back there where I was
supposed to originally put the ALTIMETER to STANDBY,
I think I put the SCAT to STANDBY and that goofed up
the cycle there. Goofed up the warmup time on the
altimeter, too. So I missed that one part in there.
Also caused the SCAT TRANSMITTER light.
CC Roger, CDR.
PLT I'm not sure where we are here, Dick.
CC Stand by. I'll tell you.
13 54 39 CC Skylab, Houston. Looks like you are probably overhead

Alabama now, coming up toward the Florida Panhandle.
PLT Okay. You can't see much through the clouds. Boy,
there's something that's sure is ... that's the beach.
That's why ... it stands out so good. There's the
Cape, under the clouds, there.
CDR ...by.
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PLT See the Cape.
13 54 57 CDR SCAT's ON; RAD's ON.
PLT There's a Titan complex, I think, Dick.
13 55 Oh CC Roger, Paul. We see it.
PLT ... peaking out of the clouds, I guess.
CDR Yes. Yes, there it is I see - -
PLT Better get back to - the business at hand.

4°
PLT Okay. Coming up on some shallow water; ought to be
coming into the top of the screen pretty soon.
13 55 38 PLT See how those reefs show up? Can you see them all
right?
13 55 45 CDR MARK. POLARIZATION 4. SCAT, STANDBY; RAD, STANDBY.

ALTIMETNN is ON; MODE, CHECK on 92; SPEED, MEDIUM;
ETC to STANDBY at 56:58, Joe. You got about
30 seconds.
SPT Roger.
PLT It's cloudy here, too. Okay, there's Andros. That

will be Nassau about there, Richard. I can hardly
see it through the clouds, though. Here's something,
I'll get a kind of clear area of that, there. You
see the difference it makes when you - you look through
less and less haze? It really makes a difference when
you're trying to look out there at h5 degrees - -
CDR Stand by.
PLT - - Houston.
CC Roger; understand.
13 57 06 CDR Sl90 light's out. MODE, STANDBY; FRAME's going to 6.
PLT Okay. I got a . .. shot there.

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CDR ...
PLT Same quick answer from the EREP gang. Do they w_nt
another site in the city or stay on the same one?
CC Say again question, PLT; and be advised we have

seeured the TV.
PLT Okay. Never mind now, Dick.
13 58 07 PLT There's a tongue of the ocean, Houston, if you got the

recorder running - which you don't.
13 58 13 CDR Here you go. RECORDER is ON. Standing by for 58:24

and the ALTIMETER will be going to STANDBY.
13 58 25 CDR STANDBY, MODE i. 58:45 looking for the ALTIMETER, ON,

_gain.
_. PLT Okay, we can turn that off now.
13 58 45 CDR 58:45 - the ALTIMETER is ON. Joe, standing by for

59:40, the ETC to AUTO.
SPT All right.
CC Skylab, Houston. The television and the VTR are yours

for the TV 29 cleanup. Also, if you have any problems
locking on the star tracker, we'd recommend - bracket
it to the larger numbers on outer gimbal angle. We
are about a minute and a half from LOS, and we are
going to see you at Carnarvon at 14:46.
13 59 40 CDR Bye. 59:40; ETC, AUTO.
SPT Got it.
CDR Where are we?
PLT Just passing Dominican Republic, I think - Hispanola.
CDR What are we coming up on now?
PLT Clouds. A little cloud photography.

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14 00 23 CDR Reading 23 MODE, AUTO, 30 S192 to READY -
14 O0 30 CDR MARK; READY. Tape looks good; 55, the ALTIMETER to

STANDBY. 55 -
14 00 55 CDR MARK. ALTIMETER to STANDBY. Standing by for the 191

POWER, OFF at 01:05. 2, 3, 4 -
14 01 05 CDR MARK. POWER,OFF. Oh - 7, 8, 9, i0, ii, 12, 13, 14,

15, -
14 01 16 CDR The POWER is back ON. 21, MODE, CHECK for 92 -
14 01 21 CDR MARK. 21, MODE, CHECK, 92. 01:40, ALTIMETER to come

ON.
14 01 37 CDR 6, 7, 8, 9, -
14 01 40 CDR 01:40, the ALTIMETER is ON. Standing by for READY

out on S190 at 2 minutes. 6, 7, 8, 9 -
lh 02 00 CDR 2 minutes. READY out; MODE, STANDBY; frames to 80;

INTERVALOMETER to 8. Standing by for 3 minutes on
a pitch plus 30 at 3 minutes on S193.
14 02 57 CDR 8, 9, -
lh 02 30 CDR 3 minutes, pitch 30. Need an AUTO CAL in 4 minutes

at 4. 35 seconds. 3, 4, 5, no - 6, 7, 8, 9.
14 02 29 CDR 03:29, MODE, AUTO on S190. Coming up on 4 minutes

with AUTO CAL. 20 seconds. 10, 5. Yes, steady
ALTIMETER UNLOCK light. Got the AUTO CALs coming at
me.
CDR Where are we now? Next station's Carnarvon, so we

i ' Just loop right over South Africa.
SPT We're over South America now, over Brazil.
CDR Okay.
CDR Five minutes -

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14 05 21 CDR MARK. 05:21, ALTIMETER to STANDBY. Coming up on

05:27 -
14 05 28 CDR MARK. 92 MODE, READY. SCAT's coming on at 33 -
14 05 3h CDR MARK. SCAT, ON.
PLT What are we over now?
SPT Still the same. We're approaching the - the coast of

about Rio.
PLT Okay.
SPT We won't he there for another 5 minutes, I'd say.
SPT ... 63.
14 06 27 CDR Okay, it is 06:30 -
lh 06 30 CDR MARK. And I am standing by for 06:40 for a S191 READY

light. 7, 8, 9 -
14 06 40 CDR READY light; Bravo 7 is 30 percent. Standing by for

7 minutes for an ALTIMETER, OFF.
14 07 00 CDR MARK; 7 minutes, the ALTIMETER is OFF. Standing by

for ll minutes. Maneuver is at 14:lh:00.
CDR Yes.
CDR Coming up on ll minutes -
lh ll 00 CDR MARK. SCAT to STANDBY.
lh ll 06 CDR MARK; ll:06. SCAT, ON; RAD, ON.
lh ii 45 CDR MARK, ii:45. POLARIZATION to i.
PLT Water.
CDR Okay. Stand by for 13:08; S194 [sic] will go MODE,

MANUAL. 6, 7, 8 -
f- 14 13 08 CDR MARK. 9h MODE, MANUAL. Standing by for 13:48; S192

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14 13 h8 CDR MARK; 13:48, MODE, CHECK on 92.

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14 13 54 CDR 54 is SCAT to STANDBY.
14 15 56 CDR 56 RAD to STANDBY -
lh 14 01 CDR MARK. You ought to have started the maneuver. In

about 14:08 -
14 14 07 CDR S190, CAMERA light is out at ih:07. S190 to MODE,

STANDBY - ETC, STOP, Joe, and EREP, STOP. So much
for that.
14 14 46 CDR Okay, let me give you the postoperate meter readings:

Day A-5, Alfa 5 is reading 67 percent. Alfa 6, Alfa 6
is reading off-scale zero low. Bravo 2, Bravo 2 is
reading 50 percent, 50. Bravo B, Bravo B is reading
77, 77. Bravo 6, Bravo 6 is reading 54, 54. Charlie 5,
Charlie 5 is reading82. Charlie 6, Charlie 6 is
reading 47, 47. Delta 4, Delta h is reading 71, 71.
Delta 5, Delta 5 is reading 14, 14.
14 16 36 CDR Okay, the S190 frame counters: camera number l, 7387;

camer_ number 2, 6724; camera number 3, 7599; camera
number 4, 7594; camera nnmher 5, 1138; camera
number 6, 8454.
CDR Would you raise the camera, please? Would you raise
it?
CDR Okay. No, I'm not. I have the - I have to do all

this special stuff, but I'm - I'm not done recording.
!_ I set ... S190 to 16. How about handing me the deal.
14 18 44 PLT Yes, we don't have any other on the Flight Plan, right?
CDR Front and rear shields, on; f-stops are f/16, tape
recorder. Going to FAST, frames are 99; VALOMETER
to 2. Day EREP site at 14:20:00 on my MARK - That's
EREP site 14:20:00 on my MARK, 3, 2, 1 -
14 20 O0 CDR MARK, 14:20:00. The cameras are running.
CDR Okay, camera 5 -
14 20 50 CDR MARK, 20:h8.
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14 21 18 CDR Camera 6, 21:17.
14 21 28 CDR Camera 3, 21:29. C-m_ra 4, 21:39.
14 22 50 CDR Camera I, 22:50.
14 23 23 CDH Camera 2 light n@ver came on; the READY light is out.
You'll have to verify whether it's pulling film or if
it ran out at the whatchacallit - the MALF light
didn't come on.
PLT Well, what probably happened, Pete, is it's not out

of film yet - so Just set the counter up and run some
mere.
CDR Okay.
CDR Boy, it is not, Paul, it's sure got a lot of film in

it.
12 24 37 PLT Well, you can look at it. There may be a maSf in the
MALF light.
CDR Yes. It's still counting down, but of course, they

are all - counting down.
14 24 28 PLT They count whether they got film in them or not.
CDR I know. Well - Let me look at it. No, it's out of

film. I had a - I had a failure on the MALF light
to come on.
14 25 23 CDR Say, tape recorder, did you get that? Failure of

MALF light number 2 to come on.
14 29 21 PLT Hello, tape recorder. For information on the star

tracker during that EREP pass, I couldn't find Jupiter.
I had it at point AUTO and then had to go about my
EREP business. When I ca-_ back, I checked it. It
was tracking something. (Music) At (_MT of 12:02,
12:02, the INNER GIMBAL reads 3 - plus 363. No,
wait a minute. I got - Houston, the OUTER GIMBAL
read plus - minus 1423. Let me check those times.
Okay. At that time, ih:20, the INNER GIMBAL reads
plus 363, the OUTER GIMBAL read minus 1423.
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14 34 51 PLT Hello, tape recorder; for the EREP people. Let me

once again iterate that - reiterate - that the platens
on Sl90A are quite dusty after you do a film depletion.
They must be brushed off - Just loose dust, like -
and you can brush it off quite easily with a brush,
but it must be done - they are dirty as heck. End of
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15 17 50 PLT Hello, friendly B channel. This is the PLT with a

short note for the configuration and the photo people.
The Teflon inserts that go in drawer B, drawer Bravo,
to hold the cassettes are continually coming out by
moving toward the aft end of the drawer. This was
hopefully alleviated today by putting a strip of gray
tape along the underside of the drawer such that the
inserts cannot move aft. That's all,
15 18 41 PLT B channel, this is for the photo people. It is an

early photo status report, which I - I'm giving them
now, because we had two Jams, and we're a little bit
out of configuration. Was directed to use transport
03 for S190B prep/MlSl. That transporter Jammed and
I probably didn't get the ETC prep. That's the one
I notice_ when I was done and had the same reading
as when I started. And it was out of business. So
that the reading on that is - the supply was Charlie
India 25. Percent remaining on the supply was 67.
The takeup was M_ll, and Mrll is stowed with what-
_ ever film managed to get onto it. Okay, then I
reloaded supply Charlie India 25 on another transporter,
and I got a new takeup reel, MT05, out of stowage.
And I shot up Charlie India 25 during the EREP pass.
So that the next line in the status report will read
Charlie India 25, 00, Mr05, and that is now stowed
in the B locker. The other transport that Jammed
was transport 05, which we were directed to shoot
up and which I shot up over the Western U. S., but
which was Jammed, and don't know whether ] got any-
thing on that. That line reads Charlie India 08,
00, Charlie India 07. Both those jams hav_ been
cleared, and the film drawer is now in essentially
the configuration called for in this morrliu_'s pad.
End of message.
15 21 12 PLT Incidentally, on that photo message, the only deviation

from - from the proper configuration is that we've
already shot up transporter 06 and it is in slot A3,
but it's empty. End of message.
15 26 27 SPT Friendly B channel, this is the SPT at 15:30 with the

answer to a question on Ml31-1. I was asked whether
the readings on the PLT indicating "none" in his last
run were for real or not, or whether I'd perhaps
m_de a m4sta/_e in entering them. They were for real.
(Sneeze) A readingof none means that he held
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both hands, which means that he didn't detect any

motion_ and I'm going to read you the results from
that last run, so you'll see how many nones he
really had. At step i, his reports were left, none,
none, none, none, none, left, all of which were
wrong. At step h, none, right, left, none, none,
left, none, none. The two lefts were correct. Step $:
none, none, none, left, right, right, none, left.
The second right was correct. Step i0: right,
lef%_ left, none, none, left, left, rig_ht. They were
all correct, except the nones. And in step 18, he
had no nones and all correct. End of message.
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16 06 4h PLT Hello, B channel. The rotating litter chair today

has a good nitrogen pressure of i175.
16 06 58 PLT That goes to the MI31 people, M131. And here he is,
fresh out of the rotating litter chair after a hard
bout with 0GI. The SPT, Joe Kerwin. Here's Joey!
16 07 18 SPT Yes, fans, after a most exhilarating experience

going around and around, I'd like to answer the
debriefing questions. Did I have a sense of rotating
during this test? 0nly at 18. Did the line target
ever move in a direction. Yes ; remember the old
left/right 1-second to 2-second cycling? It was
not present in step i. I noticed it in step 4, and
it influenced the responses through step i0; and,
at step 18, I didn't notice it. Additional co_mnents
and observations: Even in step 18, I felt that the -
the 0GI responses were not marked, that they were
being reinforced by seat-of-the-pants, which is
pretty definite in step 18. And my general feeling
is that the 0GI response is not as clean-cut as it
is on the ground. End of message.
16 08 ii SPT And with the MS coming up, all I have to say, Dutch
Graybiel, is - and Dr. Miller, "Nos morituri te
salut sinus."
16 29 43 SPT Friendly tape recorder, this is your SPT, amazingly

still alive and well after the MS run at 20 rpm.
For the M131 PIs, I can only say, "Amazing, at
20 rpm again there were no symptoms." There was a
great sense of speed and a large amount of vertigo
on - m_Wing the movement - in other words - annoying
sense of eoriolis. But no symptoms whatsoever of
motion sickness. Off the top of my head, there are
two hypotheses for this that I can think of. One
is that the otolith input is what creates the
symptoms of motion sickness in one g, and it's absent
up here. The other is that the blood circulating
level of sympathomimetic and/or parasympatholytic
hormones is much higher up here than it is on the
ground and is suppressing those. That I considered
less likely, and we'll have to await the results of
the blood and urine studies that we're doing.
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18 40 29 PLT Hello, tape recorder. This is the PLT with the de-
briefing from the M131 runs. On OGI first. Question
number l; Sense of rotating? Yes; during the level 18
accelerations, I did have a visceral feel for acceler-
ation. Number 2: Did the align target ever move in a
direction other than expected? At level 4, with this
left/right Jitter and also at middle level 4 toward
the end - about the last four sequences, I guess, the
arrow once again appeared to be moving vertically up-
ward. No additional comments.
18 41 13 PLT On the MS portion of the PLT's 131 run, I'm now about
5 minutes postrun. The only symptom we came up with
was one - what? Gastric - epigastric awareness?
SPT ... epigastric awareness ...
PLT A foggy temp for a general body warmth and an epi-

gastric awareness. I have this general suggestive
feeling that I don't want to smoke around real bad.
However, it definitely is not malaise, too. So I
don't know what to say about it. It's the considered
opinion of the SPT and I - we got one more run at
this - We think we probably each ought to run at
30 rpm and see what we get on that. That's it.
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20 57 35 CDR Hi, there, B cbA_nel. The percent 02, 7386. The
percent H20 is 6.07. Just changed to 5.83, 5.73,

5.65, 5.56, 5.h9, 5.h2, 5.35- Here we go for 529,
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19 40 42 CDR Okay, B channel. The SPT on his M092, I'ii tell you
- 164 and 19:h0. His ieft leg was i_-i/8; and right
leg was 13-7/8. On his left leg, he had Bravo Juliett;
and on his right leg, he had Alfa Delta. (Whistle)
20 15 28 CDR Hello, friendly B channel. The CAL N2, 02, C02 gas
press reading is 1565.
20 19 44 CDR Hello, friendly B channel. The - the CAL N2, H20 is

1494, 1494.
20 23 28 CDR Hi there, friendly tape recorder. The MS - sample

inlet gas press, 4.930.
20 24 40 CDR Hello, friendly tape recorder. Percent 02, 76.96;
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01 01 05 CDR Hello there, friendly Evening Status Report copiers.

The old CDR, with the day 164 Evening Status Report.
Alfa: CDE, 265; SPT, 185; PLT, 280. Bravo: CDR,
4164; SPT, 7241; and the PLT, with a h258. Charlie:
with an addition to Charlie, the chair, chair, 270070,
2701h9, 270081. Charlie: for the CDR, 6.097, 6.099,
6.095; for the SPT, 6.660, 6.658, 6.658; for the PLT,
6.797, 6.796, and 6.790. Delta: for the CDR,
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M171_ PLT, 2/17/2800. Echo: CDR, SPT, PLT, none.
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01 25 05 SPT Hello, B channel. Here are the ATM frame counter

readings for you. At the end of today's operation,
H-Alpha is 8930; S056, 3080; 82A, 123. How about
that? 82B, 435; 52 is 3975; and good old 54 is
1844.
01 32 42 CDH Hello, friendly B channel. In answer to the evening

questions, general message 2019 Bravo, M553 operations.
The three possibilities for the E-beam gun cut off at
... & are, one: High ... chamber pressure would
cause the other current circuit to cut off regard-
less of ...; 0.1 to 1.0 should be permissible and we
had O.01 and we were way within limits. Two: The
beam could have prematurely cut the sample forming
state, which removed the power from the 3-beam gun.
I determined that later not to be the case. It did,
in fact, cut off prematurely from its other original
problem that ithad been doing - cutting off early
and the 5 kVA sticking off. And I finally got that
ball to go. And ... three, ... the printed circuit
on the back of a real not working contact. That's
not correct. I've got about five of them to go, but
they don't go like they're advertised. The state
withdraws, the gun shuts off, and the ball stays
right where it is.
SPT ... this thing going open?
CDR And being requested that you verify that you were
operating with the work chamber and bulkhead vent
valves OPEN, and not in the VENT position. And that
is, in fact, correct. The bulkhead and work cbsmher
valves were both OPEN, not in VENT. I left them in
VENT last night, but when I came up to work them this
morning, I put them back in VENT - I mean put them
back in full OPEN - full OPEN.
01 3h 13 CDR That's the end of the question.
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23 53 28 SPT B channel, SPT, at 23:55 for Owen Garriott for SL-3

crew. (>wen, I looked and I looked a couple of three
times that - trying to get more detail out of the
coronagraph by rolling, and it may be something you
can see down there but I can't see it up here. On
the business of when the H-Alpha display begins to
move at sunset, I think we may have faked ourselves
out here by letting our Beta angle get too high.
What - what happens now is the display doesn't begin
to move until the instant that day ends and night
begins as far as the computer is concerned, at which
time it takes off and I think what we are seeing is
the beginning of the dump maneuver and not the atmos-
phere. I think that previous to this, when the at-
mosphere took over before the dump maneuver started,
we did have some distortion, but I can't give you the
exact numbers now. Signed. End of message.
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ii 53 05 SPT Hello, B channel. This is for - the medical and,

specifically, M071 people. Apparently, the maximum
volume that our present urine measuring system will
handle is 3800. I measured my bags this morning and
they came out to 3800. But I had quite a difficult
time getting the volume measuring plate into the bag,
where you bring that last flap up over top. I think
Just squeezing it into the bag is - in itself, will
give you no more than a 3800 measurement. I have a
feeling that there's something more - indeterminate
quantity more than that, in that bag. If you wanted
a number, I'd guess right at hO00. End of the message.
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13 49 37 SPT Dear friendly B channel, this is the SPT at 13:50,

debriefing an ATM pass. One significant comment on
procedures: Although you friendly PIs did put at
the top of this pass to INHIBIT the TONE light,
you did not put where the South Atlantic anomaly
pass was. Neither was it on the Flight Plan detail
pad. And when the PMT count suddenly hit the roof,
your SPT, who is spring-loaded for a flare, went
into a frantic search around the Sun, trying to lo-
cate same. In between times, looking at his differ-
ent pads to find out whether he was in the South
Atlantic anomaly. And unfortunately, I was unable
to confirm the flare either on H-Alpha, X-ray, or
XUV, for sure. If I had, I would have burned up a
bunch of film, because no where in my pass did it
say I was in the South Atlantic anomaly. And we
f finally determinedthat it was from the geography
of it. And I'd like to ask, could you please put
on the pad the times of the South Atlantic anomaly
even when it occurs in the middle of the daylight
pass. That's all; I don't have much to say. Inci-
dentally, you will find some of the search documented
on the VTR, because I was Just getting ready to take
pictures of the white light coronagraph for the people.
I didn't get any XUV MDN on the VTR this morning for
that reason. We can do it later if you just call up.
End of message.
14 lh 08 CDR Hello, B channel. EREP, day 165; the time, 14:15.

Baker 7, Baker 7 reads 31, 31; Baker 8, Baker 8
reads 1 percent, 1 percent; Delta 6 reads h9, 49.
14 24 16 CDR Hello, B channel. A-5, A-5 reads 66, 66; A-6, A-6,
off-scale low, zero off-scale low, zero; Bravo 2,
Bravo 2 reads 46, 46 percent; Bravo 3 reads 76,
76 percent; Bravo 6, Bravo 6 reads 50, 50; Charlie 5,
Charlie 5, 82 percent, 82 percent; Charlie 6, Charlie 6,
46, 46 percent; Delta 4, Delta 4 at 71, 71; Delta 5
reads 14, 14.
CDR Testing.
PLT Okay.
14 34 40 CDR 13:54. Okay, tape recorder; 14:34 - It gives a little -

Got 193A to STANDBY, 93's to STANDBY, standing by for
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13 49 37 SPT Dear friendly B channel, this is the SPT at 13:50,

debriefing an ATM pass. One significant comment on
procedures: Although you friendly PIs did put at
the top of this pass to INHIBIT the TONE light,
you did not put where the South Atlantic anomaly
pass was. Neither was it on the Flight Plan detail
pad. And when the PMT count suddenly hit the roof,
your SPT, who is spring-loaded for a flare, went
into a frantic search around the Sun, trying to lo-
cate same. In between times, looking at his differ-
ent pads to find out whether he was in the South
Atlantic anomaly. And unfortunately, I was unable
to eonfirmthe flare either on H-Alpha, X-ray, or
XUV, for sure. If I had, I would have burned up a
bunch of film, because no where in my pass did it
say I was in the South Atlantic anomaly. And we
finally determinedthat it was from the geography
of it. And I'd llke to ask, could you please put
on the pad the times of the South Atlantic anomaly
even when it occurs in the middle of the daylight
pass. That's all; I don't have much to say. Inci-
dentally, you will find some of the search documented
on the VTR, because I was Just getting ready to take
pictures of the white light coronagraph for the people.
I didn't get any XUV M_N on the VTR this morning for
that reason. We can do it later if you Just call up.
End of message.
lh lh 08 CDR Hello, B channel. EREP, day 165; the time, 14:15.

Baker 7, Baker 7 reads 31, 31; Baker 8, Baker 8
reads 1 percent, 1 percent; Delta 6 reads 49, 49.
14 24 16 CDR Hello, B channel. A-5, A-5 reads 66, 66; A-6, A-6,
off-scale low, zero off-scale low, zero; Bravo 2,
Bravo 2 reads 46, 46 percent; Bravo 3 reads 76,
76 percent; Bravo 6, Bravo 6 reads 50, 50; Charlie 5,
Charlie 5, 82 percent, 82 percent; Charlie 6, Charlie 6,
46, 46 percent; Delta 4, Delta 4 at 71, 71; Delta 5
reads 14, 14.
CDR Testing.
-- PLT Okay.
14 34 40 CDR 13:54. Okay, tape recorder; 14:34 - It gives a little -

Got 193A to STANDBY, 93's to STANDBY, standing by for
_ 36:54,EREP START.
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CDR Huh? Right.
14 36 31 CDR 36:30; waiting for 36:54, EREP START. Seconds.
14 36 55 CDR 36:54, EREP START.
14 37 O0 CDR 37, AUTO CAL, and 94 to MODE, MANUAL.
14 37 54 CC Skylab, Houston. We're AOS stateside for the next

16 minutes. Standing by.
CDR Roger. How do you read the CDR VOX?
CC Loud and clear, Pete.
CDR Okay.
CDR Say, while I got a minute here, Houston, you want to

do that H2 bit before we shut the fuel cells down, is
that correct?
CC That affirmative. We want to make sure that it's

working properly.
CDR Okay.
14 39 00 CDR MARK. 39 minutes.
CC Skylab, Houston. No response required, but Just for

your information, Rusty and the guys went over run the
simulator and ran this set of pads and EREP - for the
EREP cal maneuver yesterday, and turned out pretty good.
CDR Okay.
14 39 41 CDR 91 READY light on time.
14 39 56 CDR And the ALTIMETER is ON. It's showing ALTIMETER

UNLOCK light. B92 [sic] MODE, READY. Bravo 7 is 30.
14 40 20 CDR On ALTIMETER UNLOCK light, the MODE is i; the range

is 76. And that's blinking a little; it may be coming
in.
14 41 14 CDR 90 to MODE, AUTO at 41:13.

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14 41 28 CDR Bill, you're going to have a ETC, AUTO at 42:12.
CC Okay.
PLT Once again, Houston, where do you want -
CDR 41 :54 -
14 41 54 CDR MARK. ALTIMETER to STANDBY.
PLT I had to Just fling my star tracker to AUTO and leave;

I don't know if we're going to get a star lockon or not.
14 42 02 CDR SCAT to STANDBY.
CC Roger. Understand. It 's okay.
14 42 12 CDR 42:12, ETC to AUTO.
PLT Got it.
14 43 17 CDR And S193A is MODE 2.
14 43 45 CDR MARK. 43:45; SCAT, STANDBY; HAD to STANDBY at 45.
14 43 53 CDR 53; the ALTIMETER is ON.
14 45 00 CDR 45, IN-TRACK CONTIGUOUS .... INTERVALOMETER to 18

ETC'II be to AUTO, Joe, at hT:10, a little over
2 minutes - less than 2 minutes.
14 45 35 PLT Yes, I got a good long track on the 320, Houston.
CDR Twenty.
PLT White Sands.
CDR Okay.
14 46 O0 CDR MARK. 46 minutes.
PLT Oh, pretty glarey down there on Harlingen.
14 46 23 CC Skylab, Houston. No response required. We're going

to hand over from Goldstone directly to MILA here in a
few seconds. We'll probably drop out in about 30 sec-
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lh 46 32 CDR Okay.
lh 47 01 CDR MARK. h7 minutes i0 seconds to ETC, AUTO ....
14 h7 i0 CDR MARK. h7:10 ETC to AUTO.
14 47 16 CC Got it.
14 47 22 CDR 22, ALTIMETER to STANDBY.
14 47 28 CDR 28, the SCAT's ON and the RAD's ON.
14 47 42 PLT Hey, no Joy on those South Texas sites, Houston, has

too many clouds.
14 47 48 CC Skylab, Houston. We're AOS at MILA again. We've got

you for the next 6 minutes. Standing by.
14 h7 56 CDR 92 is to CHECK; 93 to MODE 5.
CC And, CDR; Houston. Be advised we are not reading you,

if you're transmitting on VOX anymore.
CDR Okay. How do you read now? Test, test.
PLT Are you reading the PLT, Houston?
CDH Apparently not.
SPT Houston, do you read the SPT?
CC SPT, Houston; I read you loud and clear. You all did
drop out for few minutes there. I stopped reading
CDR on VOX.
PLT I can hear it keying.
SPT Try them again.
PLT Hello, Houston. How do you read the PLT?
CC Loud and clear, PLT. How me?
PLT Loud and clear.
14 h8 h2 SPT Hey, did you get that no Joy on site 385, Dick?
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14 48 46 CC Negative. I did not copy that; say it again please.
PLT No Joy on VTS site 385 because all the clouds are in
the wrong places.
CC Copy.
CDR How you read the CDR?
CC Loud and clear, Pete.
CDR Okay.
14 49 O0 CDR MARK. 49 minutes.
PLT Hello, Houston. On the next site 566 - -
_ 14 49 i0 CDR MARK.... - -
PLT - - When I get a chance, ... 66 is clabbered, can

I pick up 65 and/or 64 also?
CC That's affirmitive, PLT. Press right on.
PLT Okay.
14 49 28 CDR SCAT, STANDBY. RAD to STANDBY. 91 POWER, OFF.
PLT It looks pretty hazy down there around the Corpus

area, also ... The haze'll really do you in with
this EPS, you m/ght pass that on to Jack Lousma.
CC Roger, Paul. Copy.
14 50 02 CDR 50:02; the ALTIMETER is ON.
14 50 44 CDR IN'I'_ALOMETER to 8.
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14 49 37 CDR 91 POWER, OFF.
14 49 44 PLT Looks pretty hazy down around the Corpus area. Also
•.. haze - -
14 49 48 CDR ... POWER, ON.
PLT - - will really do you in in this VTS. You might

want to pass that on to Jack Lousma.
14 49 51 CC Roger, Paul. Copy.
14 50 03 CDR 50:02, the ALTIMETER is 0N.
lh 50 44 CDR INTEHVALOMETER to 8.
14 51 00 CDR 51, CROSS-TRACK CONTIGUOUS; POLARIZATION is 4.
14 51 09 CC Skylab, Houston. We see you got a little hold here

in the thing. We've terminated subfrA_ h recording.
So we'd like to - we'd like to get the SUS pump off,
while you are still A0S. It's the panel 217, SUS 2
PUMP to OFF, if possible. We've still got 2 minutes
to go priorto LOS.
14 51 27 PLT I'll do it.
14 52 16 CDR Say, Houston. Can you Just reset the frames on the
S190 in the middle of a run?
CO ...
CC CDR, if you switch in the middle, it will reset

when you go to STANDBY. So it's okay.
CDR All right.
CDR Guys keep coming up with these fixes l've never seen
before.
14 52 48 CC Roger that. 45 seconds from LOS. We are going

to see you at Vanguard, 15:03. We are going to
dump the data tape recorder there, and we sure
• appreciate you all working in that malfunction
procedure for us.
PLT That's one you owe us.

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14 53 09 PLT You still there, Houston?
CC Yes, sir.
PLT Yes, I got 566 on that, but not the other two. And - -
CDR ...
PLT 566 is a little shaky also. It's hard to tell one

knob from another in there.
CC Okay.
12 53 28 CDR ALTIMETER to STANDBY, 53:38. INTERVALOMETER going

to 18.
14 53 38 CDR MARK. INTERVALOMETER to 18 - 53:54 - We are standing

by hO - ALTIMETER is going to come ON.
14 54 O0 CDR S190, READY and MODE, STANDBY. 13, go to MODE,

AUTO- ll,12 -
12 54 13 CDH MARK. 13, MODE, AUTO.
CDR And my friend is always leaving the panel when I need

him. Push the AUTO CAL myself at 55; make the
sacrifice.
lh 54 59 CDR 59-
14 55 00 CDR 55:00; AUTO CAL.
14 56 00 CDR 56:00; 8HUTT_ SPEED, FAST.
14 57 00 CDR SHUTTER SP_ to MEDIUM at 57. Standing by 57:19

for the ALTIMETER to STANDBY.
lh 57 20 CDH 57:19. The ALTIMETER is to STANDBY.
14 57 2h CDR 57:25, SCAT's ON. Looking for a READY, ON at 57:40.
14 57 40 CDR READY, ON; and BRAVO 7 reads 30. 93A to MODE 3 at

58:03.
14 58 03 CDI_ MODE 3. Now I'm looking for 59:16, S190 INTERVALOMETER

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14 59 17 CDR VALOMm_I'_.'_
to 8 at 16.
14 59 30 CDR MARK, 59:30. 92 to MODE, READY. Team looks good.
15 01 09 CDR SCAT's at STANDBY, looking for Ol:15.
CDR Minutes remaining, 2 to go; MODE, CHECK.
CDR Where are we anyhow, Paul?
CDR ...
CDR MODE, CHECK on 92. Going to IST":RVALOM_I_ER 18 at 02:26.
15 02 27 CDR VALOMETER is to 18 at 02 - ... for 03:40.
15 03 40 CDR 40, MODE, READY. And for 15:04, we'll put the RANGE
to 81 on S193.
15 03 57 CC Skylab, Houston. We're AOS at Vanguard for 8-1/2 minutes.
CDR 8100 on the ALTIMETER. Roger, Houston.
CC Reading you loud and clear. Standing by.
CDR 04 :20 -
[
15 04 20 CDR MARK; 92 to CHECK.
15 04 40 CC SPT, Houston. While you got a little block in between

callouts there, on the ETC lunar cal pad, there is
another mistake we found. The DBEC, data block exposure
control, for the cal pass ought to be 4, Just like
it is for EREP ii pass. There is no change required
to that.
SPT Okay, copy that.
CC ..., Joe.
15 05 12 CDR 05:12, S190 to MODE, STANDBY. The READY light is

out on time.
CDR 05 :38 -
15 05 38 CDR MARK; ALTIMETER to STANDBY.

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15 05 44 CDR MARK; 05:44, MODE 5.
15 05 53 CDR MARK; 05:53, the ALTIMETER is ON.
15 06 Ol CDR Six minutes, 94, MODE, MANUAL.
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15 27 ii CDR ... (Yawn)
15 27 19 PLT There, it's going now .... ? I think we don't need a

tweak anyway, Joe. Okay s oUr numbers are: LEgVP/RIGHT
is zero; UP/DOWN is 7. 0pps. Got pictures of that.
As a matter of fact, - oh, it's 7-i12, 7-112 UP, and
about 1/2 to the LEFT.
15 28 08 CDR Good shape.
PLT Yes. It's a good maneuver. Okay, EREP people, at 28:13

we ought to look at the DAC film when we get it
back. And you will see, as I will demonstrate here,
that when you zoom out, the image that was formerly
in the center of the crosshairs and the reticle moved
down and to the left. Here we go. See, there it goes
down into the left. And now, if I _ecenter it, I
still read zero, but it is about 0.9, and I read 6.
And I guess that's about 6-1/2 to 6-3/4. I want you
to pass that on the _EP training people s and to the
follow-on crew, please./If I cen_er it _t mid-zoom,
when I zoom in, the moon is barely in the field of view
in the upper right hand quadrant 7.3 gram,. Oh - -
CDR Oh, okay, we're coming up on 15:31; _EP SYST_4S START

in about 15 seconds, i0, 5, h, 3, 2, i, -
15 31 O0 CDR MARK. EREP SYSTEMS START.
PLT Oh, I don't see anything for 8 more minutes. Yes,

I guess - do here.
CDR Yes, let's see -
PLT He what?
CDR - - He maneuvers at 33.
CDR The RAD - -
PLT Oh, that's right. That's where we sweep the moon

then.
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15 31 2h CDR Yes, the RAD is on right now, and going to get a
94 MODE, MANUAL here at 32.
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15 31 41 PLT What time is maneuver 33? That's ... right? ... Is

it? That's funny. That's close enough, I guess.
15 32 00 CDR MARK. 94 MODE, MANUAL.
15 32 06 PLT (Yawn) Oh, I wonder if they've got full Moon out

this morning.
15 32 50 CDR Today, the full moon or tomorrow? Stand by mnneuver.

92 MODE, READY. Tape looks good. Standing by
for 33:52 S190 MODE to AUTO.
15 33 52 CDR MARK. 33:52. Okay, stand by. Speed is MEDIUM.

34:22, we go MODE, AUTO, again.
15 34 22 CDR MARK. 34:22 MODE, AUTO. READY out at 34. Standby,

SLOW. Standing by for 34:52.
15 34 52 CDR MARK. 34:52. Okay, standby 35:50; 92 goes MODE,

STANDBY. Now, MODE STANDBY, rather than CHECK,
huh? Ah hah!
15 35 50 CDR MARK. 35:50; 36 the RAD to STANDBY.
15 36 00 CDR MARK. 36:00 RAD to STANDBY. 36:10 -
15 36 i0 CDR MARK. The SCAT's ON.
15 37 i0 CDR MARK. SCAT to STANDBY.
15 37 57 PLT Okay, tape recorder. I'll give you a few frames of

DAC here. If you put the Moon in the lower left-hand
quadrant, Just so it is not quite touching the cross-
hairs at max mag, and then zoom in and out, then, the
center of the Moon does not change it's position.
I'll give you some frames on the DAC; the time is ...
38:12.
PLT Again, I'd like the training people to make sure they
get hold of this film ... to the mission, please!
CDR And after about 38:30, the ALTIMETER UNLOCK light

came on.
15 38 39 PLT Okay. Now - minus 3- Okay, minus 3, going up

to 12 - 2.
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15 31 4i PLT What time is maneuver 33? That's ... right? ... Is

it? That's funny. That's close enough, I guess.
15 32 00 CDR MARK. 94 MODE, MANUAL.
15 32 06 PLT (Yawn) Oh, I wonder if they've got full Moon out

this morning.
15 32 50 CDR Today, the full moon or tomorrow? Standby maneuver.

92 MODE, READY. Tape looks good. Standing by
for 33:52 S190 MODE to AUTO.
15 33 52 CDR MARK. 33:52. Okay, stand by. Speed is MEDIUM.

34:22, we go MODE, AUTO, again.
15 3h 22 CDR MARK. 34:22 MODE, AUTO. READY out at 3h. Stand by,
SLOW. Standing by for 34:52.
15 34 52 CDR MARK. 34:52. Okay, stand by 35:50; 92 goes MODE,

STANDBY. Now, MODE STANDBY, rather than CHECK,
huh? Ah hah!
15 35 50 CDR MARK. 35:50; 36 the RAD to STANDBY.
15 36 00 CDR MARK. 36:00 RAD to STANDBY. 36:10 -
15 36 l0 CDR MARK. The SCAT's ON.
15 37 l0 CDR MARK. SCAT to STANDBY.
15 37 57 PLT Okay, tape recorder. I'll give you a few frames of

DAC here. If you put the Moon in the lower left-hand
quadrant, just so it is not quite touching the cross-
hairs at max mag, and then zoom in and out, then, the
center of the Moon does not change it's position.
I'll give you some frames on the DAC; the time is ...
38:12.
PLT Again, I'd like the training people to make sure they
get hold of this film ... to the mission, pleasel
CDR And after about 38:30, the ALTIMETER UNLOCK light

came on.
15 38 39 PLT Okay. Now - minus 3. Okay, minus 3, going up

to 12 - 2.
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15 39 06 CDR And I no longer have an ALTIMETER READY light.

39:10, STANDBY. And 40:10 will be a RAD, ON; SCAT,
ON.
PLT 40 :i0?
CDR ... i0.
15 40 08 CDR 40:10 -
15 40 i0 CDR MARK. RAD, ON; SCAT, ON.
CDR 42 :i0 -
15 42 i0 CDR MARK. POLARIZATION to i.
PLT That's 1-i/... , Pete?
CDR Yes, as far as I know, I am. Let me look. Yes,

you can go s/lead and change them. Don't need them
until 57:00. You got 15 minutes.
CDR Hi, there, moon! That's a good-looking picture out

the window. Right. 44:i0 -
15 44 i0 CDR MARK. SCAT, STANDBY. Twelve RAD to STANDBY. MODE

to IN-TRACK CONTIGUOUS. 44 :30, 44 :30 -
15 44 30 CDR MARK. HAD, ON; SCAT, ON. Oh, I slipped. No - I

need that - aw, don't get - I'll get it. At 45:10
about 30 seconds, ... minute. Twenty seconds.
i0, 5, h, 3, 2, i, -
15 45 i0 CDR AUTO CAL. 45:30 -
15 45 30 CDR MARK. SCAT to STANDBY; 32 RAD to STANDBY. MODE

IN-TRACK NON-CONTIGUOUS; POLARIZATION going to 5.
Looking for a READY ON on S191 at 47:50. Not quite
a full moon, is it? Tc_orrow's is a full moon. I
think so. Yes, it looks a little locked right on
the right side. Today is, I don't remember. Alfa,
Papa, ... Quebec, Easy, Fox, Fox. I don't know
what they're suppose to be. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes.
Yes, we got it.
15 47 12 CDR Okay. Right. I go to the old C. Okay, 8. Yes.

That's - that's a ... MARK. That's a meatball all
the way. Okay, 47:40, counting and waiting for the
S191 READY light at 47:50. 46, 47, 48, 49, 50 -
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15 h7 50 CDR MARK. Right on the money. S191 READY. Now I'm

going for h8:50 for RAD/SCAT ON. One - That's it -
held it. That's that ... breaker. All right, yes.
Goofed on that one. Sorry, ground. Got to wait -
yes - no, I got to wait for a few lights on. Yes.
OPEN? ... okay. Yes, we had those - those breakers
closed - open, I mean. Good. That's my goof. Sorry
about that. No. No, you don't - Hey, Paul. I can
get them their pictures right now, and we can put the
filters back in those cassettes ... have this magazine
out. No - no, you Just - Just leave it the way it
is. I'ii get the pictures with these filters, and
I'll put the other ones back. Okay. 58. I got
plenty - -
15 49 55 PLT --. 5 minutes ...
CDR - - No, I can get the pictures right now. I can

go up and get these. Yes, okay. You ready? Yes.
Wait a minute, now. Yes. Wait a minute; all right.
Okay. Okay. Not yet. Just a minute. I don't
... doing them early. It doesn't make any difference,
does it? All - all we're going to - we're done. All
we're going to - All done. No, I got to get - Wait
a minute - oh, yes. I did. No, ... But that's
the last one, right? RAD, ON; SCAT, ON. Left 2 minutes,
- 3 minutes. That's that. You can come back and change
the filters back, and we've got the data. Okay.
Plenty of time, because the only thing left to get
is - is that data. Okay?
PLT Okay, now. What were they?
CDR Well, here I'll - give you the reconfigure ... BB,
EE, FF, CC, AA.
CDR - - remember what time I started this RAD/SCAT

thing, do you? I'll make sure they get lots of data.
Really, they got 3 minutes worth now.
15 55 08 CDR Okay. I'll just - I'll run it on the timeline, all

right? Or, I can start right now; it doesn't make
-- any difference. The only thing on there left to do
is .... I've already gotten those filters. Now, I'm
going to go back and take the ... and Just let the
time ... Doesn't make any difference if we went by
the line or not. No, what happened was - here was
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the first step, all right? Any time there is - Okay,

so you changed the filters, and l'd ... the up here.
Yes. All right. Oops. Yes. I tm going to do it
over again, right now. Yes .... make any difference.
It's FAST. Go to AUTO; go to the READY. They're in
the tape recorder, and I'm going to take them right
now, and you guys can go ahead and do with them what-
ever you want to. Okay, the S190's READY ..., 56:12.
Going to STANDBY. SHUTTER SPEED to MEDIUM. 56:30 -
15 56 32 CDR MARK. MODE, AUTO SEQUENCE .... Yes. Yes, yes.

Okay.' It was FAST, MEDIUM, SLOW. S190 READY light
is out, going to STANDBY; SHb_2TER SP_:_:I_
to SLOW.
Yes, FAST, MEDIUM, SLOW.
15 57 18 CDR All right, my timeline is ... here. I don't think so.

You can listen to this whole thing. Okay. First thing
_- to the tape to clarify, the first step taken at 33:52
through 34:52 of S190 is no good. FMC was ON. At
50 minutes, I recognized that, and we took the other
early. Okay, _EP STOP. I put the second set early,
with the new filters which was the 57 to 58, and
20 series. Then, we put the old filters back on with
the FSC film, and we ran that sequence. You bet.
Can I have the checklist, please? Yes.
PLT Have that S191 light on READY?
16 O0 l0 CDR Yes. That means it's running, doesn't it? The

MALF light's on camera 3, on the last pictures you
took. Yes. No, I don't think that that's probably
right _ I think we got an honest malf, maybe. Okay.
No, it's still closed. Lights are on now.
16 02 18 CDR Yes, they're all in SYNC_ S190 POWER, OFF; 92 DOOR

is CLOSED; 92, OFF; 91 power, COOLER. Sync, sync,
and a syne. Sync, sync, sync.
PLT That 's that.
CDR Oh, I think they'll be able to switch that out all

right.
16 04 05 PLT Hello, tape recorder, for the stowage people; the

_EP VTS eye cup and eye patch are stowed in M-130
in their launch location. That is all.
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16 08 30 CDR Hello, friendly B channel. This is the CDR for the

_REP and stowage people. The two empty tape
recorder reels are back in their normal - normal
stowage location, that is, on the end of panel ll0,
where they came from in the beginning.
16 13 22 PLT And tape recorder, for the _REP configuration people:

Due to the second filter change during the lunar cal,
the filter configuration right now is: filters Alfa
through Foxtrot are on the camera; the rest are all
stowed. That is, Alpha through Foxtrot are on the
camera. Golf through whatever it is - Rameo, I think,
Are in the box.
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19 00 59 CDR Hi, there, B. channel. CDR with the PLT's M092.

His left leg is 13-1/4; his right leg is 13-1/8. He
has Alfa X-ray on his left leg and Charlie Juliett
buck fellow [?] on his right leg.
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18 02 27 SPT B channel, a note for the ATM. S056 hung up in PATROL,

SHORT, and FILTER 5. That's the first time I've seen
it hang up in a PATROL mode. End of message.
18 06 0h PLT Hello, B channel. For the stowage people, we ran out

of tissues in the head - the waste management compart-
ment. Transferring one box of tissues from sleep 921,
$921 - into the waste management compartment.
18 30 09 SPT Hello, tape recorder. This is for the stowage config-

uration people. In the EREP locker, M130, the forward
compartments, the ones with the optics cleaning kit
in it, now have on the inside of the boxes a contingency
fecal bag containing six S190 desiccant. On the
knob side of the boxes are foil pouches containing
swabs that were launch4d with Skylab 2, and also some
empty Beta-cloth swab pouches along with the foil
pouches. Thank you.
1B 3h 35 CDR Hello, friendly tape recorder. The CDR extended S073:

two-rod minus-Z SAL on day 165 at 18:30:00 Zulu. Bye.
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20 12 ii CDR Hello, friendly B channel. Percent 02, 70.h5;
percent H20, 6.Oh; percent C02, 2.03.

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20 13 hh CDR Hello, friendly B channel. Somewhere along the line

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19 39 04 CDR Hi there, friendly tape recorder. The gas press on

the CAL N2, H2 0 at 1.49 ... - -
19 42 15 CDR Hello, friendly tape recorder. The MS SAMPLE ...

INLET GAS PRESS is 5.009.
19 43 l0 CDR Hello, tape recorder. Percent 02, 73.37;
percent H20 , 3.11; percent C02, 1.89 - 1.92 make it.
20 12 20 CDR Hello, friendly B channel. Percent 02, 70.45;
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00 23 49 PLT Hello, B channel. Here's your film count on the ATM

at the end of this day. H-alpha, 8295; S056, 2876;
82A is an even 100; 82B is 363; 52 is still 3975;
54 is 1560. That's ,11.
00 39 35 SPT Friendly B channel, this is the SPT, with a note on

ED31, educational experiment 31, for whoever is
interested in that stuff. The 15 samples - or nine
samples ... were put in the incubator at 00:30. The
incubator temperature at that time was 84 degrees,
according to its own gage. And I'll be looking
forward to pad information on the intervals, if that's
not already here. Good night.
00 48 23 CDR Hi there, tape recorder, this is your old friendly

CDR with the day 165 Evening Status Report. Alfa:
for the CDR, 230; for the SPT, 135; for the PLT, a
whopping big 380, again. Bravo - Bravo: CDR, 4200;
SPT, 7254; and the PLT with a 4484. Charlie:
Chair, 270110, 270078, 270077. Charlie for the CDR,
6.074, 6.073, 6.072; the SPT, 6.682, 6.683, 6.675;
for the PLT, 6.782, 6.786, and 6.786. Delta: for
J the CDR, 2/25/3225, 1/05/0275; for the SPT, 2/16/2550;
for the PLT, nothing; he did an MI71 today. X-ray,
X-ray: for the CDR, none; for the SPT, none; for
the PLT, none. Good night.
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00 &9 03 CDR - .073, 6.072; the SPT, 6.682, 6.683, 6.675; for the
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2/25/3225, 1/05/0275; for the SPT, 2/16/2550; for the
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09 20 14 PLT Hello, friendly B channel. For the stowage people:

we have rigged the portable fan in the dome again.
Therefore, the - we've used the portable fan that was
formerly attached to duct 1. We have used the utility
cable out of dome locker 440, and stand by for a read-
ing on where we got the universal mounts.
09 21 l0 PLT We have used the universal mounts from F525.
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09 20 12 PLT Hello, friendly B channel; for the stowage people.

We have rigged the portable fan in the dome again.
Therefore, the - we've used the portable fan that
was formerlly attached to duct i. We have used the
utility cable out of dome locker h_0. And stand by
for a readin 6 c_ where we got the universal mount.
09 21 08 PLT We have used the universal mount from F525.
09 24 55 SPT Hello, B channel. The PRD readings for today are

_h103, 06173, and 18150, and, by now, everybody
knows which one is where. End of message.
10 O_ 16 SPT Hello, beautiful B channel, for the stowage people:

the wipes dispenser in the head ran o_ and was
replaced with a full wipes d/spenser from wardroom
locker 700. End of messa4_e.
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ii 31 h2 SPT B channel, for ED31, the first photographs are being

taken at 11:32. The incubator temperature, 96.
ii 58 29 SPT ... channel, the SPT ... 31. The photography ses-
sicm is complete. The incubator temperature dropped
_o 95 degrees. There was no grow%_ visible on any
of the plates. The plates i through h all have some
instincts, some water droplets om the inside of the
plate top. So I didn't photograph them. I photo-
graphed 5 through 9; i0 through 15 are on the wall
and also show no growth Up to thi_ point. End of
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12 h9 20 SPT Friendly B channel, with the ATM - at whatever time

it is, 12:50. During the mirror auto raster in
building block 6, I got a SCAN SPECT light twice.
On both occasions, the light went out with - when
detector 5 was brought off the line. So, on the
third try, I left detector 5 off the line, and I'm
_,-ningwith i, 2, 3, h, 7, and 6, and everything
is going fine. The - the mirror position was about
row 7 when it happened on both occasions. End of
message.
12 51 h3 SPT Couple ... information for the ATM people. Number i,

during the South Atlantic anomaly passes it may be
true that, while PMEC count rises dramatically, image
intensity count does not. We've never seen anything
on the x-ray _m_ge, and the iintensity count reD, ins
very low. Right at the moment, I have 850 to 900
on the PMEC and around 5 to i0 on the image intensity
count. Along the same lines, the ... count on the
HISTORY plotter pretty much plots a straight line
right through the anomaly. A few days ago, I
mentioned some nonsense about bright and dark areas
on H-alpha. And, it turned lout that these were
artifacts of the TV monitor. _ End of message.
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15 25 h3 PLT Friendly B channel, a note for stowage. One of

the pairs of portable foot restraints from the OWS
forward compartment has been rigged for EVA. The
pip pins attached to that foot restraint have been
removed and put in locker Dh2h in the PGA accessories
bag where they will be for Alan Bean and his doughty
troops. End of message.
15 h9 35 SPT Okay, B channel. Th_ CDR is about to start his

M092/171. You'll be getting some of that data
come your way. (Music) And the first incredible
piece of news is that the CDR's calves are a dainty
13-7/8, that's 12-7/8, excuse me, on both left and
right.
15 53 36 SPT 14092: The CDR's leg bands are as follows: (music)

left, Charlle Hotel ; right, Charlie India.
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15 h9 36 SPT Okay. B channel. The CDR is about to start his

M092/171; you'll be getting some of that data coming
your way. And the first incredible piece of news
is that the CDR's calves are a dainty 13-7/8 - that's
12-7/8, excuse me, on both left and right.
15 53 3_ SPT M092, the CDR's leg bands are as follows: left,

Charlie Hotel; right, Charlie India.
16 O0 53 SPT Does that mean we can keep it?
17 12 h5 SPT CO2 is i. - 2.01 water is 4.4h and Oxygen is 72.46.
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21 08 38 SPT Tape recorder, at this time, which is 21:08, the SPT

is going to run the 2h-hour photos on ED31. And the
incubator temperature is 96-1/2 degrees.
21 l0 h5 CDR Hi there, friendly B channel. The old CDR with the

166 Evening Status Report. Alfa: CDR, lh0; SPT, 170;
PLT, 270. Bravo: for the CDR, 4254; for the SPT,
7271; and for the PLT, 4577. Charlie: chair, 270036,
270120, and 270044. For the CDR, 6.097, 6.097, 6,090;
for the SPT, 6.676, 6.670, and 6.670; for the PLT,
6.798, 6.798, 6.799. Delta: for the CDR, 2/17/1700,
1/05/0280, plus S171; SPT, 2/20/3000; PLT, 2/17/2850.
Echo: the CDR, SPT, PLT is none. And that's the
Evening Status Report for day 166. So long.
21 22 47 SPT Okay, tape recorder, to finish the ED31 report. The

plates were photographed with the Nikon. The roll -_
of film is Charlie India 28, and the only plates that
showed growth were numbers 7 and 9, which had three
and one colonies, respectively - large, flat, eream-
colored. End of message.
21 hl 00 PLT Hello, tape recorder, for PRD-I. The reading of the

dosimeter and the film vault drawer Alfa is 1307.
That's 1307. Out.
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16 29 12 CDR MI71, on the CDR. The CAL N2, 02, C02 bottle pressure
is 1559. Stowage folks, the cutter pliers which were
formally located in toolbox drawer 2 Delta are with
us no longer. The CDR attempted to cut the spheres
off of the M553 wheel. One of the Jaws on the cutter
pliers snapped right off. The remaining useless
handles have been thrown out. That's all.
16 30 58 SPT For the food people. The chili has been the most
troublesome dish in the whole menu from the standpoint
of mess. When the chili is heated, it pressurizes
and apparently vaporizes under the surface. But its
texture never changes until you open the cellophane
top, at which time it explodes and great cubettes and
gobbets of chili go flying a_] over and it's bad
news (music). It's so bad that we've decidedthat
the next and last time we have chili on the menu,
which is on day 28, and we've already cleaned up and
are in the process of deactivating, we can't afford
that kind of nonsense. So we're going to substitute
filets from the frozen overage, for the chili and you
can make your menu calculations accordingly. End of
message.
16 32 i0 CDR (Music) - _ people, during the building block - the

JOP 3 performance, following our plan today, the S055
was left in MECHANICAL REF_tENCE - and inadvertently,
and we ran the whole thing in MECHANICAl, for what
that's worth. End of message.
16 32 50 CDR Okay, tape recorder. The CAL N2, H20 bottle pressure
is 1556. And the MS SAMPLE INLET GAS PRESSURE is
5.033. (Laughter) The oxygen concentration is 73.65.
The percent water is 3.16. (Laughter) The percent
C02 is 2.19, and if that doesn't add up to 100 percent,
it's not surprising. (Laughter)
16 hlll CDR Now the new ME SAMPLE INLET PRESSURE is 5.03h.
17 12 46 SPT C02 is 1. - 2.01; water is 4.h4; and oxygen is 72.h6.
17 25 46 SPT I need a lawyer, a mouthpiece. All right, this is

the SPT, with the debriefing questions to the M131-2.
Question number l, I don't think the answer has
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changed. There are fewer clues. The answer to num-

ber 2 is no conflict; answer to number 3 is no; answer
to number 4 is no; answer to number 5, yes, the line
target appeared stable today. I - perhaps because
I didn't concentrate for long periods of time in
trying to figure it out, but it didn't move. And -
No additional con_nents.
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22 24 26 CDR Hello, friendly B channel. Here's a note for

the stowage people, for the _towage people. We
did the day 25 transfer today. And I would like
to note that A-2 is stowed behind the film vault,
as advertised. However, I'm not sure everybody's
aware. And in A-2 is sc_e food, concentrated food,
and the large A-2 stowage bag is also in there. In
Dh00 is locker A-1 and A-3. A_l empty; A-3 packed
as advertised. And the cushion out of B-3 with the
75-millimeter lens and the photometer [sic]- light
meter. And I would like to ask - I took the
18 millimeter lens and the right-angle mirror out
of that cushion, put them together, and left them
in B-3. And I presume that is correct. And we will
use that with the DAC on the way back. That's all
I have for the stowage people.
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22 00 25 SPT Hello, B channel. This is the SPT with a note for the
stowa6e people _ the water syst_m_ people. We
previously reported a decrease in flow from the waste
management compartment water heater. Just now, we
changed the water valve. The old water valve was
indeed badly clogged. The new water valve x-*-=
freely and well. And therefore, we have used the only
replac_ent water valve that's on the spacecraft. We
sf_on_ recol_emd that additional replacement valves
be brou6ht up _ the subsequent crew. And we are
saving the old water valve _n_ await your word as to
whether you want us to _P it home. End of message.
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22 23 29 CDR Hello, there, friendly B channel. This is the old

00 34 56 CDR Hello, channel B tape recorder. The results of the

.... CDR In the water chiller, it was 1 part per million. In

02 30 53 SPT B channel, SPT at 02:30 reporting on as screwed up an

PLT No, no, no.

SPT Stand by i. Delay that. It started at 201 and he

02 33 23 SPT Okay. The result of all this - the - We staggered

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good voice; good time

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0_ 20 _ PLT Hello, B channel. For today's food, add to the

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Voice good; time good

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13 30 51 SPT (Music) B channel, recorded PRD readings are: in

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14 26 09 SPT Channel B, this is the SPT, at 14:25, replying to

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_/ Start of c_ very bad; rest fair.

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15 16 2h SPT Friendly B channel, SPT at 15:16, reporting on a urine

i 15 25 53 PLT B channel, for the photo people, 16-millimeter

15 28 07 SPT Hello, friendly B channel. For the EREP people. At

15 30 09 PLT Friendly B channel, a note on stowage. We have

SPT Okay, tape recorder, I opened - -

PLT - - about ... End of message.

15 30 33 SPT - - Tape recorder, I opened the S192 door. S192 MODE

15 35 48 PLT Okay, people, I solved that one. The only time we

15 B7 iS SPT Friendly B channel, this is the SPT, for the suit

16 33 55 CDR Hello, friendly B channel, this is for the ATM fellows

see that we were in the anomaly - in the preceding

16 35 _0 CDR End of message.

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15 05 30 PLT B channel, for the phote people. Sixteen mm

15 28 07 PLT Hello, friendly B channel. For the EREP people.

f 15 SO i0 SPT Friendly B eharu%el, a note on stowage. We have

up to about 60 percent. That's where it sat. I'm

15 37 13 SPT Friendly B channel, this is the SPT for the suit

16 33 56 CDR Hello, friendly B channel. This is to the ATM fel-

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f Voice, goodl time, good

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17 5h 30 CDR Hello, there friendly B channel; it's your old CDR

17 59 59 CDR Hello, B channel; this is the CDR again. For the

Voice, good; time, good

Thisdumptapehasbeen"cancelled"for the followingreason:

19 hl 06 CDR Friendly B channel, this is the 14092/171 with the PLT

19 58 25 SPT - - sm,ll as the PLT's. Pete says they're high this

20 42 _8 SPT On message 3-5, the pressure reading you want is 4.970.

20 43 21 SPT And the percent oxygen this afternoon is 74.70. The

20 _h 15 SPT The pressure reading is, again, 4.970.

22 _9 26 PLT We had that thing in 16 different arrangements and

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21 14 hi CDR Hi, there, friendly B channel. This is the CDR on

21 15 46 SPT Okay, back to MI71 for a minute. The percent 02 post-

run is 72.1B. It changes with time. The percent H20