Quoting Eris Reddoch :

> Ilane Lanik wrote:
> 
>  >>> "Looks like some parts of the base have a *little*
>  >>> power at least", she says to her cousin.  "Definitely
>  >>> worth taking a look at..."
>  >>
>  >> April nods, 'Alright. You know, if we're all going to
>  >> be working on the Mae Lee for several years it might be
>  >> a good idea to hire someone to keep an eye on things
>  >> here.   It's probably not a good idea to leave this
>  >> place unattended for so long. "
>  >
>  > Ilane nods.  "I agree.  I'd hate to think about the kind
>  > of 'squatters' that could make use of *this* place..."
> 
> The air in the boat is pumped into the tanks and the hatch 
> is opened. Ilane and April slow leave the boat using the 
> tethers. They discover their magnetic boots work well on the 
> metal mesh covering the ledge. Both see grav modules under 
> the mesh between it and the rock ledge. If power can be 
> directed to those modules you'd have gravity here.

[PTGM:  Based on Ilane's gravitics knowledge, would there be enough reserve 
power in the boat to energize these modules provided the maneuver drives are 
powered down?]

> Ilane clumps over to the hatch on the side of the wall, and 
> plugs her a cable from her suit into a socket on it. 
> Readings start coming up on her heads up display inside her 
> helmet. The airlock's outer hatch is unlocked and there is 
> zero pressure inside it. The inner hatch is dogged shut and 
> there is normal air pressure beyond it. There isn't power to 
> either hatch door, so they will need to be opened manually.

[PTGM:  Does it also indicate atmospheric gas mixture?  Can Ilane tell whether 
the air inside is breathable?]

-- 
Bob K. (aka Ilane Lanik)

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