Bombshell Genius
Objective: Lightning in a Bottle
Allies: [member="Errreembuhr"]
"Lightning storm detected, take shelter" the automated weather alert system blared.
The molecular shield generator must be covered in poodoo-loads of cap drains by now, and there were variable-voltage transformers all over the place as well, all of it were connected to the power grid. All Jessica had to do now is to monitor the ampmeters and the voltmeters. I'd better hope we have enough wiring from and to the variable-voltage transformers: these lightning storms will hit like heavy long-range ion cannons and then some, but I know where the bottlenecks are, and the cap drains are a bottleneck to the extent there is space on or near the shield generator for them without making generator maintenance more difficult, she thought, while the cap drains were at operating at maximum capacity during the brunt of the storms. Just that there needed to be access points left for shield generator maintenance after all the cap drains are accounted for: the generator in itself might have had the size of a GenCore Level 2, even without it operating as a lightning catchment system, there was still maintenance required as one would think a theater shield would require.
"Output status?"
Allies: [member="Errreembuhr"]
"Lightning storm detected, take shelter" the automated weather alert system blared.
The molecular shield generator must be covered in poodoo-loads of cap drains by now, and there were variable-voltage transformers all over the place as well, all of it were connected to the power grid. All Jessica had to do now is to monitor the ampmeters and the voltmeters. I'd better hope we have enough wiring from and to the variable-voltage transformers: these lightning storms will hit like heavy long-range ion cannons and then some, but I know where the bottlenecks are, and the cap drains are a bottleneck to the extent there is space on or near the shield generator for them without making generator maintenance more difficult, she thought, while the cap drains were at operating at maximum capacity during the brunt of the storms. Just that there needed to be access points left for shield generator maintenance after all the cap drains are accounted for: the generator in itself might have had the size of a GenCore Level 2, even without it operating as a lightning catchment system, there was still maintenance required as one would think a theater shield would require.
"Output status?"