Alright, Apollo 8. You are GO for TLI. Over.
Roger. We understand we are GO for TLI.
Roger. We will have LOS in about 30 seconds, and we'll pick you up over ARIA 1 at 02:37:30.
Houston, this is Apollo 8. How do you read?
Houston, Apollo 8. I hear you garbled but fairly clear.
Roger. Apollo 8, Houston. We're transmitting through ARIA 1, and you are also garbled.
Good; you're loud and clear through the Mercury, and you're looking good dawn here. Everything looks good.
Roger. Understand. Our O2 flow is a little bit higher than I thought, but Bill says that it's just about what he expected.
Your He flow looks good down here.
Apollo 8, Houston. You're looking good.
Apollo 8, coming up on 20 seconds to ignition. Mark it, and you're looking very good.
Apollo 8, Houston. Trajectory and guidance look good. Over.
Roger. Apollo 8, looks good here.
Apollo 8, Houston. We're predicting cut-off, 02:55:58, and it looks exactly nominal here.
Apollo 8, Houston. That predicted cut-off, 02:55:52, 52, and that's exactly as it should be.
Apollo 8, Houston. You are looking good here, right down the center line.
Apollo 8, Houston. You are looking good, right down the old center line.
Okay—We got SECO right on the money.
Apollo 8, Houston. Looks like a good cut-off. Everything is looking real good down here.
Your cut-off looked very good down here. We have a whole room full of people that say you look good.
Roger. Thank you. The only situation we have here in the O2 flow is high, O2 flow is a bit high.
Roger. Understand; O2 flow high.
We'll get to first status report here shortly.
Apollo 8, Houston. Your booster configured normally, and we're not concerned with the O2 high flow. We think it's normal.