Spacelog Apollo 8

— and we have SECO.

Roger. SECO.

Apollo 8, Houston. You are GO.

Apollo 8 is GO. Thank you, Houston.

AOS is MANUAL.

… is OFF.

Houston, we're recording altitude HA 1026, HP 96.8, RVI 25 560.

Roger, Apollo 8. Understand; apogee 102.6, perigee 96.8, and velocity—I understand—25 560. Could you confirm?

That's affirmative.

Thank you, Jim.

Apollo 8, Houston. We are rewinding the tape recorder at this time. Over.

Roger.

Apollo 8, Houston. We have you apogee 103, perigee 99. Over.

103, 99.

Roger.

Apollo 8. Houston. We have you 1 minute from LOS the Vanguard. We'll see you over the Canaries at 16:28.

Thank you, Houston; 16:28.

Roger.

Apollo 8, Houston through the Canaries. How do you read me?

You are loud and clear, Houston, over the Canaries.

Good; you are clear, too. How is it going?

Fine. We seem to be going along very well. We noticed about a 10-pound DELTA-V between the oxygen fuel in the SPS zone.

Apollo 8, Houston. That is normal; that's just about what we expected. Over.

I think you were transmitting; Jim was transmitting and disregard.

Roger. No matter.

Apollo 8. Houston.

Go ahead, Houston. Apollo 8.

Roger. You have 1 minute to LOS Canaries. Everything is looking good onboard the spacecraft and the S-IVB; we will see you over Tananarive at 37 minutes. Over.

Roger. Thank you, Houston. Apollo 8.

Apollo 8, Houston. You have the tape recorder low bit rate. Over.

Thank you.

Apollo 8, Houston. Over.

Houston, Apollo 8. How do you read?

Apollo 8, Houston. Reading you weak but clear. How me?

You're loud and clear, Mike. Everything seems to be going very well.

Okay. Everything looks real good on the ground with both vehicles. We still have you 103 by 99 on your orbit from my low speed data, and everything is looking real good. Over.

Apollo 8, Houston.

Go ahead, Houston. Apollo 8.

We have 1 minute to LOS Tananarive; we will see you again over Carnarvon at 52:09. Over.