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Okay.

And AGS PULSE is the recommendation.

We're having trouble maneuvering, Joe, without getting it in gimbal lock.

Okay. You can —

You picked a lousy attitude, though, to separate.

Well, we apologize. Just take your time. Jim, we've got time now.

Okay.

Houston, why can't I stay in PGNS ATT HOLD for the LM attitude hold?

Stand by on that, Jim.

Aquarius, Houston. Over.

Go ahead.

Okay. Our recommendation is that you stay in AGS for the LM JETT simply because we've thought it through. We've got the right deadbands and all set up. Over.

Okay. It's a lot easier for me to maneuver in PGNS, Joe, than it is AGS.

Yes. You can maneuver in PGNS, Jim. I'm sorry, I thought you were talking about the ATT HOLD and the LM JETT afterward. You can maneuver in PGNS if you want to.

I want to get way over here, Joe. To prevent him into gimbal lock, I have the yaw at about—I'd say about almost 50 degrees.

Roger that. Just stay out of gimbal lock and that 45-degree isn't critical—the out of plane, that is.

Odyssey, Houston. Request OMNI Charlie.

Okay. Going OMNI Charlie.

Thank you.

There.

Okay. Good.

Roger. That's VERB 46. Roger. Aquarius, Houston.

We recommend that, Jim.

Okay, Aquarius; Houston. In AGS ATT HOLD, we recommend WIDE DEADBAND. Over.

I'm in the AGS DEADBAND.

Roger.

Aquarius, Houston. Don't forget the …

You need to relay something downstairs, Jim?

Odyssey, Houston.

Go ahead, Joe.

Okay. Our troops would like to have you go to the SYSTEMS TEST METER and read out the injector temps on RCS for us.

Okay. Okay. In work.

Okay, Houston. Let me read out the injector temperatures for you.

Go ahead.

5 Charlie, 4.2; 5 Dog, 4.6; 6 Alfa, 4.3; 6 Bravo, 4.3; 6 Charlie, 3.6; 6 Dog, 3.6.