169:21:13 Cernan: Jack?ġ69:21:15 Cernan: We'll have one more to put in here. (Pause)ġ69:20:48 Cernan: Did you get my bag already? The core tubes are going in SCB-7.I mean.Yeah, 7.ġ69:20:30 Parker: Okay. ( 2 min 24 sec 0.7 Mb RealVideo or 24 Mb MPEG )ġ69:20:22 Schmitt: Okay, Bob. Otherwise, let's press on with the close-out, and we'll get with you as times change.

When we unload the Rover, we're going to take the SESC (Special Environmental Sample Container, sometimes called the 'short can') out, and we're going to use that to collect the contaminated sample out behind the footpad there as per plan,Īnd when we take the traverse gravimeter off, we're going to want to get both a grav and a bias reading, because the pallet was (unlatched and figuratively) swinging in the breeze there. Nothing we have to worry about in the meanwhile. We've got some stuff for you over at the ALSEP, Jack, and I'll get with you when you go over there. A number of things we're going to do here that are slightly different. And let me brief you here on the close-out tonight, 17. Motor temps are 200 and 210 on the rear, 200 and 250 on the forward. Battery 1 (temperature) is 132, forget 0. (Pause)ġ69:18:27 Cernan: I'm reading 80 on the amps, 78 on the amps.Correction, that's amp-hours. 169:18:13 Schmitt: Can you get it? I got to get your bag.ġ69:18:17 Schmitt: Let me get your bag off. I'm back at the LM.ġ69:17:58 Parker: Roger. EVA-3 Close-out Corrected Transcript and Commentary Copyright © 1995 by Eric M.

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