Spacelog Mercury 6

Roger. I am still operating on prelaunch time of 04 plus 32 plus 28. Over.

Understand.

This is Friendship Seven. Coming across the Gulf of Lower California at present time in the scope.

Roger.

John, for your information, the clocks will be set over Canaveral.

Roger, understand clocks will be set by command, is that affirm, or do they want…

That is negative. They, on contact with Al, they will have you change the clock.

Roger, understand. Friendship Seven.

For your information your O2 is holding. It seems to be working; it's reading about

Roger, Friendship Seven. Cabin temperature is holding steady at about 90 [degrees]. I still have excess cabin water light on and my, I have the cabin water turned almost completely off at present time.

Roger, it sounds like it's working out all right anyway.

Roger, it's doing okay. We'll make one more orbit okay.

I assume you are still on manual proportional; is that correct?

That's affirmative, I'm still on manual.

Friendship Seven, Guaymas Cap Com reads you loud and clear. Over.

Roger, Guaymas. Read you loud and clear, also.

John, the Aeromeds are real happy with you; you look real good up there.

Ali right, fine, glad everything is working out. I feel real good, Wally. No problems at all.

Friendship Seven, Friendship Seven, this is Texas Com Tech. Do you read? Over.

Hello, Texas, this is Friendship Seven. Read you loud and clear. How me? Over.

Roger, reading you five square on HF. Let's try UHF. Over.

This is Friendship Seven, I'm on UHF. Over.

Roger, Friendship Seven, Roger. Standby for Cap Com.

Roger.

This is Texas Cap Com, Friendship Seven. Do you read?

Roger, Texas Cap Com. Loud and clear. How me?

Loud and clear. We have no queries down here. Continue with your observations please.

Roger. This is Friendship Seven. Systems all operating normally. I gave my quantities again. There's no need to waste more time on those. I am pitching down to about 60° to make observation. Over.

Roger, we confirm down here on the TM. Over.

Roger.