Spacelog Apollo 13

Okay. I think we can stand to go to f:44 on that. The clouds are pretty bright.

Okay. We are going to have to press on here, Joe, so we are back inside.

Okay. How's that picture looking back outside now, Joe? Getting ready for LM extraction.

Okay. That looks pretty good, Fred.

Houston, this is 13. Do we have a GO for pyro arm?

13, Houston. Affirmative. You're GO for pyro arm.

Hey, Joe, when we went back up and rechecked the tunnel there, we found two latches that weren't cocked and we reset them.

I'll roger that, Jack.

Joe, I've got a beautiful view of the Earth out window 1.

Roger, Jack.

By the way, the windows came through in real good shape. Window 5 looks real clean, so I am kind of hopeful that Hycon stuff will be pretty good.

Good deal.

I meant window 3, Joe.

Okay, 13; Houston. You're GO for LM SEP whenever you're ready.

Roger.

Okay, 13; Houston. Correction on that. You're GO for LM SEP at the nominal time and—or later. We don't want it early.

Okay, Joe. We'll do it at 04:01:00.

Okay. We're about ready to pull the LM out, Joe.

Okay, 13.

Here she comes.

Okay. Looks like we're clear, Joe.

Okay. Looks good. It's weird because we get the TV about 10 seconds after you call it.

Apollo 13, Houston.

Go ahead.

Okay. We'll be waiting for you to tell us that you feel you're safely clear of the booster, and give us the GO to command the booster in its yaw maneuver.

13, Houston. Did you copy my last about giving us a GO for the yaw?

Yes, we're maneuvering, Joe, and we hadn't picked her back up again yet.

Okay. Do you want to wait till you acquire it before we yaw it?

How much time do you have, Houston? Can you wait, or do you want to do it right now?

We can wait if you want us to, Jim.

Why don't you wait just a little bit.

Okay.

Joe, did they ever get an idea of what that—the TD and E fuel was?

Yes. Right now; yes, it's dropped off to about the 70-percent point, Joe, and it was before up about 85.

Okay.

And, Houston, do you have a TV picture?

Not at the moment, Jim. We had a garbled one there for a few seconds, and we don't have one at this moment.

Okay. I can see the S-IVB now out the hatch window and it's —

Okay, Jim. Suddenly we have a very good picture.

Okay.

And, Houston, I can see the gold shroud around the IU, and it looks that it's all intact.

Roger, Jim. We copy that. Incidentally, the APS evasive maneuver will be about 4 minutes late. It'll be at about 04 plus 18.