OOC: Going on the assumption that anyone that would be helpful to the test managed to hear the news of them testing in Holodeck 4 :)

IC: Heading to the Holodeck to get everything set up first he walked in with his PaDD in hand. Computer, sync with PaDD. Create simulation of current specifications for the USS Ark Angel, current location, Bridge. As the environment quickly shifted he walked around the bridge sitting and standing in each spot for important personnel. Occasionally they would each have a shift on night watch so sitting in the Captain’s chair wasn’t too unfamiliar to him though he kind of sat and bounced in it for a second. “Computer, replace 35% of the synthfoam with a memory foam of sorts.” The computer beeped and he bounced again. “Perfect, much more comfortable! Right!”

“Computer, pull data from PaDD and attach the listed capacitors and power cells to the EPS conduit in the listed coordinates.”

The computer calculated and after some time beeped indicating the changes were made. “Computer, is the power grid and shield matrix stable?” =^= Affirmative. =^=
So far so good.. “Computer, please generate the proposed shield modifications and apply them to the simulation. Self-adjust for any anomalies.” After a few more beeps Chris continued, “Computer is the shield matrix stable?” The computer beeped and listed off a few locations on where power cells and capacitors were moved to accommodate better power flow through the plasma conduits.

“Computer, create the following scenario for the simulation. Two Klingon Birds of Prey are cloaked 5km in a random direction in reference to the USS Ark Angel every time the simulation is launched. Ships have weapons powered and are prepared for an ambush.”

Lt. (jg) Chris Emmitt (CE)