Posted by Lieutenant Mikel Petrov (Chief Engineer) in Engineering, Current time line

Posted by Lieutenant Mikel Petrov (Chief Engineer) in Engineering, Current time line
Getting the ship onto land was not as challenging as imagined. He found the Wolverine was ready for it and his crew handled it well. He knew this reflected on him as a leader and engineer more than anything else.

His next challenge was the transporters. This much interference could and would make long range transports difficult. He worked on the bufffer pattern enhancers and made sure each team went out with a small suitcase of small enhancers. It was the best they had at this time.

Petrov CE

After working on the buffers he ran some simulations which yielded mix results. He decided to reach out to the Captain.

=^=Petrov to the Captain. My simulations show that even with buffer enhancements we could still have transporter interference at the most distant locations. I suggest we run the buffers through the reflector dish. It will reduce some scanning efficiency from the bandwidth usage of the transporter system but it should clear up any long range transport issues.=^=

The truth was like many of Mikel’s brilliant ideas it ran a risk as well. He had never done this before so he was not certain how well it would work. The fact was that Mikel was usually right but his successes were brilliant and his risky failures could be equally as dramatic.

Petrov CE

Replying to the CE, Remy added, =^=Merci, Mr. Petrov. Do whatever you need to get maximum efficiency out of de transporters. We can always take up a new posit-SHON if we ‘ave to.=^=

Boudreaux (CO)