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02 16 41
Gus Grissom: I'm going to use them all.
02 16 42
John Young: Okay.
02 16 44
CSQ CapCom: Key moment Second orbital maneuvre, changing orbital inclination using all the OAMS thrusters: Molly Brown, CSQ CAP COM. We're standing by for the maneuvers.
02 16 55
Gus Grissom: Roger. 5 seconds . . .
02 17 13
John Young: Using the aft ones?
02 17 14
Gus Grissom: No, forward-firing ones.
02 17 15
Gus Grissom: 9 ft/sec-10. Okay, now 1 second on the others.
02 17 22
CSQ CapCom: Molly Brown, CSQ. Would you give us your IVI readouts before and after the burn?
02 17 28
Gus Grissom: Roger, IVI readouts before the burn were all zeros. After the burn was 10 ft/sec forward.
02 17 38
CSQ CapCom: Roger. Understand. 10 ft/sec forward.
02 17 42
Gus Grissom: That was in the 009° attitude. 10 ft/sec forward.
02 17 44
CSQ CapCom: Roger.
02 17 47
Gus Grissom: That was with a 90° yaw.
02 17 58
CSQ CapCom: Molly Brown, CSQ. Be advised I sent T_X twice. I've had spacecraft reject. I'll try again.
02 18 13
CSQ CapCom: Molly Brown, CSQ.
02 18 16
Gus Grissom: Go.
02 18 17
CSQ CapCom: We still cannot get an … back from spacecraft on T_X.
02 18 33
John Young: Roger, I'll set the T_X for the … Over.
02 18 38
CSQ CapCom: Say again.
02 18 45
CSQ CapCom: Molly Brown, CSQ. How did your attitudes hold during the maneuver?
02 18 49
John Young: Attitudes held very well.
02 18 52
CSQ CapCom: Roger.
02 19 53
CSQ CapCom: Molly Brown, CSQ.
02 19 54
Gus Grissom: …
02 19 59
CSQ CapCom: You still look real good from the ground here.
02 20 02
Gus Grissom: Roger.
02 21 00
John Young: Okay. Replaced the tape recorder cartridge.
02 21 01
CSQ CapCom: Molly Brown, CSQ CAP COM.
02 21 03
Gus Grissom: Go ahead CSQ.
02 21 04
CSQ CapCom: Would you give us a propellant quantity readout before and after the burn?
02 21 09
Gus Grissom: Before the burn it was 66 percent, and now it reads 61 percent.
02 21 16
CSQ CapCom: Molly Brown, say again.
02 21 20
Gus Grissom: 66 percent before, 61 percent after.
02 21 24
CSQ CapCom: Roger.
02 21 28
Gus Grissom: I'm not real sure of that before burn.
02 21 30
John Young: At 1645 GMT, changed the tape from No. 28 to No. 10. Okay.
02 21 32
CSQ CapCom: That looks like it's in the ball park.
02 22 03
Gus Grissom: This thing isn't alined, is it?
02 22 06
John Young: I think you're right.
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02 22 25
Gus Grissom: Give it one more chance.
02 22 38
Gus Grissom: Let's see — 2:22 elapsed. Carnarvon comes up in about a minute.
Pete Conrad (CapCom): Molly Brown, Molly Brown, Carnarvon CAP COM. How do you read?
02 23 25
Gus Grissom: Carnarvon, this is Molly Brown. Read you loud and clear.
Pete Conrad (CapCom): Very good, Gus; we'd like to get a blood pressure on the co-pilot, please, and could I have your status?
02 23 36
Gus Grissom: Okay — blood pressure's coming and our status is green.
Pete Conrad (CapCom): Very good. We don't have any communications with the Cape at this time, but they have requested for me to run down your flight control problem a little bit. The first thing I'd like to know is what kind of rates are you getting if you just let it yaw?
02 23 57
Gus Grissom: They are very slow, Pete. Probably on the order of a quarter of a degree per second.
Pete Conrad (CapCom): Okay and you are in a horizon scan mode, is that correct?
02 24 13
Gus Grissom: At the present time I'm in Pulse and alining the platform.
Pete Conrad (CapCom): Okay. You're in pulse alining the platform. Are your ACME logic yaw rate gryos and attitude drivers and all that stuff still primary?
02 24 29
Gus Grissom: Affirmative.
Pete Conrad (CapCom): Okay, strike all that other stuff. It sounds to me like you've got a mechanical problem in the valve. Is that what you figured?
02 24 36
Gus Grissom: Roger, it must be very, very slight. We can't see the pressure go down.
02 24 40
Pete Conrad (CapCom): Okay, and you have turned off 3, 4, 7 and 8 yaw circuit breakers and put them on again, and that didn't have any effect?
02 24 46
Gus Grissom: Yes, we've gone through everything, Pete.
02 24 48
Pete Conrad (CapCom): Okay, and no cross-coupling.
02 24 50
Gus Grissom: Negative.
Pete Conrad (CapCom): Okay. That should keep them happy back there. We are not going to send you a load. Your T_R is good. I don't have your clock counting down with mine. I guess you have a different one in. We got your blood pressure and your clocks are on as far as SET goes.
02 24 54
Gus Grissom: That's — Pete.
02 25 16
Gus Grissom: Roger.
Pete Conrad (CapCom): And I have a question for John. I would like to know how his waste evaluation is doing.
02 25 23
John Young: In process. Tell him.
02 25 26
Gus Grissom: In process.
02 25 27
Pete Conrad (CapCom): In process. Roger. Roger.
02 25 32
Pete Conrad (CapCom): You have a GO down here from everybody, and do you have suit temps for me, please?
02 25 42
Gus Grissom: Yes, suit temp is running 58°, Pete. We are okay.
02 25 45
Pete Conrad (CapCom): Righto.
02 26 02
Gus Grissom: 2:26. Rate gyros primary. Roll jets yaw.
02 26 22
Pete Conrad (CapCom): Molly Brown, Carnarvon.
02 26 25
Gus Grissom: Go.
02 26 26
Pete Conrad (CapCom): Would you turn your real-time telemetry off after LOS from Carnarvon, please?
02 26 31
Gus Grissom: Roger, real-time off after Carnarvon.
02 26 34
Pete Conrad (CapCom): Yes. We didn't get a T_X up to you.
02 26 36
Gus Grissom: Roger.
02 27 02
Gus Grissom: You're going to make these Horizon Scan Checks after a little bit?
02 27 09
John Young: Yes. You do it, because I'm busy here.
02 27 14
Pete Conrad (CapCom): Molly Brown, this is Carnarvon. How do you read?
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02 27 18
Gus Grissom: Still read you loud and clear.
02 27 19
Pete Conrad (CapCom): Okay, you'll probably go over the hill, Gus. You look good here on the ground. We'll see you on your next go.
02 27 25
Gus Grissom: Roger, thank you, Pete.
02 28 24
John Young: Be sure I don't throw any switches over there while I'm moving around.
02 28 27
Gus Grissom: No, I'll keep a check on you. I don't believe that scanner's doing the right thing by us at all. If it is, the ball isn't.
02 31 25
Gus Grissom: Want this bag for anything?
02 31 27
John Young: Yes, I put the paper towels back in it.
02 31 29
Gus Grissom: Okay, I can thrust now?
02 31 31
John Young: Wait till I get my suit zipped up.
02 31 35
Gus Grissom: ….
02 32 08
Gus Grissom: Better get that sight out for me.
02 32 11
John Young: Huh?
02 32 12
Gus Grissom: Should get that sight out before long, too.
02 32 13
John Young: Okay.
02 32 46
Gus Grissom: I can't get the auxiliary light off there.
02 33 29
Gus Grissom: It's really black out there.
02 33 31
John Young: Yep.
02 33 46
Gus Grissom: I've got a scanner ignore light. Shoot, that ball must be way off.
02 33 59
John Young: Okay.
02 34 01
Gus Grissom: Oh, man! It's hot.
02 34 03
John Young: What's the matter, Gus?
02 34 04
Gus Grissom: Oh, there it is. I was losing the horizon. Don't tell me our secondary scanners are out now. That isn't right. Let's see what happens. This ball is way off. Good night! Our ball has drifted way off. Let's just go into daylight and aline the thing.
02 34 50
John Young: You've got the answer.

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