USS Ogawa
Main Engineering- Main Sim
Posted by Gamemaster Mischief Maker (co-Gamemaster) in Main Engineering- Main Sim
Posted by Lieutenant Navale Huzzen (Engineer) in Main Engineering- Main Sim
Posted by Lieutenant Koria Sutret (Chief Engineer) in Main Engineering- Main Sim
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Not too long after Koraia and Huzzen returned to Engineering, there was a page. All systems were currently as stable as they had been.=/\=Bridge to Engineering. Is it possible to improve our sensors any further? We’re detecting distortions in the EM background but we can’t pinpoint further. We might have company and our friends are helping to confirm if that is the case, but I don’t want to rely on that.=/\=
Captain Myqian, CO
=^=Engineering here Captain. Maybe? It depends on what is causing the interference. Um… let me try a few things and I will get back to you Captain.=^=
Koria looked around Engineering as she thought through the options. Most likely the same particles that kept clogging up their power systems were also effecting the sensors. The question is was it on the sensors themselves? It couldn’t hurt to purge the sensor systems first to see what would happen.
“Lieutenant, let’s apply the same field pulse we did for the engines to the sensor systems. Perhaps that will help clear up the results.”
Lt Sutret - CE
“Aye, Chief,” Huzzen moved over to the sensor console and began programming the same field pulse algorithm into the sensor programming. It took her a few minutes. “Alright Chief, it’s ready to try.”
Lt. Huzzen, Engineer
Koria just nodded. “Go for it. Let’s see if that clears things up.”
Lt Sutret - CE
Navale’s fingers tapped over the controls, “Initiating…now.” She watched the screen and ship sensors to see if it had any effect.
Lt. Huzzen, Engineer
Suddenly more details came in and with more clarity. Apparently it had done the trick.
~Mischief Maker
“That was easy,” Koria muttered to herself as she looked over the scan results. Hopefully that little trick would keep working for them.
“Keep an eye on the sensors, and anytime we make an adjustment for the engines, update the settings for the sensors as well,” she said raising her voice.
=^= Engineering to the Bridge. We were able to clear up the sensors using the same field pulse we used to get the engines working. I recommend that we don’t spend too much time in here, because it’s only a matter of time before we have further system impacts. =^=
Lt Sutret - CE