As of 125:46:35 GET - still more than 12 hours away from entry interface and splashdown - the CSM is out of potable water in the surge tank, meaning now there are only two ways to get drinking water for the crew: the PLSS, which people are generally hesitant to use in case it's needed as a backup for the LM; and any water remaining in the LM descent tanks.
The conversation between TELMU and SURGEON on the MOCR loop is polite and considered, but there is obvious strain and tension in their voices as they negotiate between two competing needs - the desire to keep the crew alive by having sufficient water to power equipment in the LM, and the desire to keep the crew alive by having sufficient water to avoid dehydration.
Link 1 (SURGEON, 125:46:35):
https://apolloinrealtime.org/13/?t=125:46:35&ch=13Link 2 (SURGEON, 125:52:02):
https://apolloinrealtime.org/13/?t=125:52:02&ch=13
Topic: 125:46:35 TELMU and SURGEON do horse-trading on drinkable water (Read 2124 times)