USS Ogawa
Main Sim - Engineering
Posted by Lieutenant Navale Huzzen (Engineer) in Main Sim - Engineering
Posted by Gamemaster Wombat (co-Gamemaster) in Main Sim - Engineering
At the main engineering console two lights went off simultaneously. Preliminary diagnostics would reveal that a race condition had started in the power manifolds that supplied energy to the primary sickbay and science labs.GM Wombat
Navale was walking past the main console in the course of her duties and paused seeing the lights. She pulled up the preliminary diagnostics and huffed out a breath. =/\=Huzzen to Maria. Chief we have a couple of check engine lights on the main console. Something is up with the power manifolds for primary sickbay and the science labs.=/\=
Lt Huzzen, eng
=^=Go ahead.=^= She waited to hear what the message was before her face scrunched up looking strange, she then tapped her badge again. =^=I’m on my way.=^=
The door to her office opened and Maria walked out of the office, as she had settled in to try to get a few clerical things settled after she had delved out enigneering teams to take care of some long overdue requests. She came out and headed over to the main console and looked herself and frowned. She tapped the console a few times to pull up a power route diagram. “Hmm… It seems that both the Science labs and Med bay are doing something that requires a lot of power draw, and the system is trying to figure out who it should distribute more power to. Or so I would think…” She then tapped a com button on the outer edge of the console.
=^=Engineering to Sickbay=^=
She paused for a response
=^=What is going on down there? There seems to be a larger than normal power draw that is conflicting with something in the system.=^=
She then repeated the process with the science labs.
=^=Engineering to Science Labs=^=
She paused again for a response
=^=What is going on down there? There seems to be a larger than normal power draw that is conflicting with something in the system.=^=
She anxiously thought between both answers, and looked thoughtful.
lt. J.G. Maria, CE