Spacelog Apollo 8

Apollo 8, are you ready to copy some cryo quantities?

I'm ready. How about O₂ first.

Okay. O₂ tank 1, I show 88.1 percent.

Okay. Could you give it to me in pounds, please?

Okay. You'll have to stand by while we convert that.

Thank you.

That's okay, Gene, go ahead, I'll take the percent.

Okay. We will try and get the pounds for you, too, Bill. Tank 1, oxygen 88.1.

What time is that for?

This is present.

32:30, okay.

Okay, I've got 32:35. And O₂ —

In weight not percentage.

Okay, O₂ tank 1, 88.1, O₂ tank 2, 87.37.

Is that 0.37 or 0.36?

0.37.

Roger, 2. Got it.

Okay, 2 tank 1, 75.97. Tank 2, 78.06. Over.

Okay, thank you very much. It looks good.

Apollo 8, Houston.

Go ahead, Houston, Apollo 8.

Okay. I've got a couple of things we need from you. I would like to get a battery C voltage. I would like to check a battery manifold pressure. Your high gain —

Battery C is 37 volts.

Okay, thank you.

We'll come back on high-gain.

Roger.

That's not fair, we're there already.

That's pretty good acquisition, huh?

You guys are reading the DSKY. Go ahead Houston.

Okay, Apollo 8. Maybe we ought to try that one again next time, and the scanning telescope star visibility is scheduled for a 34 10 in the flight plan, and it'll be star number 31. The angles are roll 184.7, pitch 23.4, yaw 14.3, shaft and trunnion zero. Over.

Understand; star 31, roll 184 7, pitch 23 4, yaw 14 3, and star shaft and trunnion at zero.

That's affirm, and that's copy star 31.

That's Roger, 31.

Okay, thank you.

Houston, Apollo 8.

Go ahead.

The LMP would like to take a Seconal and hit the hay.

Okay. That's a GO.

Okay, thank you.

Apollo 8, Houston.