Posted by Lieutenant Junior Grade Ellie Kleinhoffer (Engineer) in Main Engineering- Main Sim

Posted by Lieutenant Commander Orin Losc (Chief Engineer) in Main Engineering- Main Sim

Posted by Lieutenant Commander Orin Losc (Chief Engineer) in Main Engineering- Main Sim
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Ellie made her way into main engineering with klaxons sounding, she took in everything quickly and began working on getting a good idea of what systems were most seriously damaged and began working on starting to effect repairs =^=Bridge working on assessing damage. It will take me a couple of minutes.=^= SHe said calmly as her hands moved across the screen in front of her.

Kleinhoffer (eng)

Ellie moved around main engineering with a quiet efficiency trying to suss out what was going on and how to get things back on line.

Kleinhoffer (eng)

OOC: If you look at the end of the Bridge thread you’ll see a list of all the damage the ship has suffered thus far. Feel free to work with Chris to direct damage control and effect repairs and whatnot. Warp drive and impulse would be your priorities.

Andy

Ellie looked at the reports of damage “Ellison take Brennson and Taffta with you and head to deck 12 and start working on repairs. We have hull breaches throughout the ship, we need to make sure that we keep the weapons system on line.” She said “Get going.” She said “I’m heading to deck thirteen and will see what damage we have there.” She said

Kleinhoffer

OOC: This would also be a perfect opportunity for our beleaguered CE to do a little NE’ing :P

Andy

Orin entered main engineering, slightly staggering. His uniform was still worse for the wear and he wasn’t looking much better.

“Damage report please Ms. Kleinhoffer.” he said as he leaned on one of the consoles.

• Orin, CE

Bump

“We have hull breaches on Deck 12 and 13. Emergency bulk heads are holding. Shields are holding, however we need to shore up the generators to ensure that they don’t go down. We have power fluctuations in several systems, I’m working on isolating those systems so that we can keep from blowing any relays.” She added.

Kleinhoffer (eng)

Orin took in the information. He could feel the power flowing through the ship like blood through veins. His body mirrored, in aches and pains, the damage to the ship.

“No, don’t isolate the systems. Cut the amperage by thirty three percent and reduce the frequency to 22 mega cycles. Redistribute power at standard voltages and dedicate two of our auxiliary reactors to general shield reinforcement. Get damage control teams to work on the hull breaches. The emergency bulkheads are only a short term solution.”

• Orin, CE