USS Ogawa
Relay Repair - Main Sim
Posted by Gamemaster Mischief Maker (Gamemaster) in Relay Repair - Main Sim
Posted by Ensign Mark Pierce (Engineer) in Relay Repair - Main Sim
Posted by Commander Talyn Kree (XO) in Relay Repair - Main Sim Mark made his way to the site of the malfunction. After meeting some resistance, he removed the panel to reveal the relay cluster. He looked at the scene in front of him. In the marines he’d gotten used to fixing up damaged vehicles. Sometimes a motor would just draw in too much power. He thought he’d know a little something from the look of the situation. He set in to make his repairs. -Ensign Mark Pierce, EngineerHe could see the burnt out relay and one near it that was fizzling (and likely causing the odd fluctuations). Underneath both of them was some sort of transparent substance glistening along the bottom of the section. The trail continued along and disappeared into the panel to his left.
~Mischief Maker
Since power connections had been rerouted around this relay, Mark figured it was safe to just kill the power to the whole relay. He waited for the fizzling to stop, and he took the tricorder out of his repair kit and scanned the transparent mystery substance.
-Ensign Mark Pierce, Engineer
OOC: I’m assuming repair kits have tricorders in them. For up close diagnostics.
OOC: Yes, they have an engineering tricorder inside.
IC:
The tricorder wasn’t able to tell too much detail about the substance, but it was most definitely organic. The trail disappeared behind the next panel and it was clear by the markings that there had been movement that pulled the substance along the bottom.~Mischief Maker
Mark lifted the next panel to follow the trail. =/\=Pierce to Science. Can you send someone who knows something about biology up to my location? Bring a sample cup.=/\= He knew there was something living running around down there at some point. =/\=Pierce to Jang’xi I’ve found some sort of biological trail. I’ve called down to science for someone a little more versed in these things, carrying a tricorder on the right settings.=/\=
Ensign Mark Pierce, Engineer