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John Glenn
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This is Friendship Seven. I like this attitude very much, so you can see where you're going. Over.
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CAPCOM
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Did not read, did not read. Say again, say again.
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CAPCOM
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Friendship Seven, this is Kano. Any time you're ready, we'd like your status report. We hear you loud and clear, also.
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John Glenn
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Roger, Kano. This is Friendship Seven. I am presently returning to orbit attitude from 180° yaw check. Over.
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CAPCOM
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Roger, Friendship Seven. We marked that your part of the transmission pretty clearly over ATS, and understand you like the old attitude.
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John Glenn
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This is Friendship Seven. My status is good. Control fuel is 76-100 [percent]; oxygen, 68-100 [percent]; amps, 25. Over.
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CAPCOM
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Roger, Friendship Seven. We are monitoring your inverters. Your 150-volt inverter 200°, your 250, 180°-180°.
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CAPCOM
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Friendship Seven, we have telemetry solid and check all your systems out okay. We will remind you to start pre-darkside check list as soon as you lose contact with us.
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John Glenn
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This is Friendship Seven. I now have control in low thrust to the left. I do not have control in low right thrust. Over.
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CAPCOM
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Roger. Confirm you have control in low thrust to the left, but no control in low thrust to right.
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John Glenn
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Negative. Friendship Seven. I'm in orbit attitude. I'll try and go back on ASCS and see if it works. Over.
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John Glenn
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This is Friendship Seven. The capsule appears to be holding in ASCS okay, but I believe we are off in yaw. Do you confirm? Over.
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John Glenn
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This is Friendship Seven. I'm going to depart from flight plan for a moment and try and work this out a little better here, we are drifting in yaw. I am cutting automatic yaw off. And, and will control manually in yaw temporarily. Over.
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CAPCOM
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Friendship Seven, this is Kano Cap Com. I do not think I can read you, handing over to Zanzibar.
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Comm Tech
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Friendship Seven, Friendship Seven this is Zanzibar Com Tech, transmitting on HF UHF. Do you read? Over.
Spoken on Feb. 20, 1962, 4:44 p.m. UTC (62 years, 6 months ago). Link to this transcript range is: Tweet