Tool kit
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PapaGolfWhiskey
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I would Imagine it has some basic diagnostic tools. something like a high tech timing gun. or something to talk to the equipment's integral computer chips.
Frankly I'd say it's up to you. depending on tech level. (always a key word.)
Tech 4: all you need is a pair of pliers and some bailing wire. maybe a sledge hammer.
Frankly I'd say it's up to you. depending on tech level. (always a key word.)
Tech 4: all you need is a pair of pliers and some bailing wire. maybe a sledge hammer.
mad13142000
SOC-13
Lemme see what's in my toolbox...
A roll of AstroTape (ducks undergo explosive decompression in space
)
A multi-spanner
A toggle wrench
A pack of twinkies (Don't ask)
My DeWalt Cordless Torqueless Driver (A drill produces forces not wanted in 0G)
A box of bits for the driver (drilling, threading, driving, etc..)
A block of TDX - A gravitationally poarized explosive (it has its uses)
A set of magnetic graples
A set of standard cargo container locking pins (Yeah they're from the cargo hold, but you never know when you need a spare set)
A grav collar
My trusty hull bolter - a gun that fires a metallic bolt filled with expanding epoxy foam for fixing hull breaches
A plasma torch - cuts AND welds metal
A mono-knife (monomolecular blade cuts almost everything)
A ball-peen hammer
A coil of RT superconductor tape
A piece of plasma ducting
The instruction book for my parts prototype in the engineering room - It uses a laser and some metallic goo to reproduce anything you scan or program into it
A pack of chem-catalyst for welding superdense
A digital micrometer/caliper tool
Some library crystals for that stupid computer
A set of 4 Vise-Grips (the finest tool ever to come off Terra)
Some dice and a pencil
A flux densometer probe for my PDA
A set of electrical/logic probes for the PDA
A Chilton grav car repair book
A box of assorted fasteners
A sharpie
A tape measure
A tube of fullerene
An empty print cartridge for the hardcopy device(?)
A can of aerosol CA (it sounded good on the Tri-D, but there are several horror stories since then...)
And scattered all over the bottom is a bunch of screws, bolts, nuts, and diamond bearings...
I think I left some more stuff in the engine room, but that gives you an idea...
-MADDog
A roll of AstroTape (ducks undergo explosive decompression in space
A multi-spanner
A toggle wrench
A pack of twinkies (Don't ask)
My DeWalt Cordless Torqueless Driver (A drill produces forces not wanted in 0G)
A box of bits for the driver (drilling, threading, driving, etc..)
A block of TDX - A gravitationally poarized explosive (it has its uses)
A set of magnetic graples
A set of standard cargo container locking pins (Yeah they're from the cargo hold, but you never know when you need a spare set)
A grav collar
My trusty hull bolter - a gun that fires a metallic bolt filled with expanding epoxy foam for fixing hull breaches
A plasma torch - cuts AND welds metal
A mono-knife (monomolecular blade cuts almost everything)
A ball-peen hammer
A coil of RT superconductor tape
A piece of plasma ducting
The instruction book for my parts prototype in the engineering room - It uses a laser and some metallic goo to reproduce anything you scan or program into it
A pack of chem-catalyst for welding superdense
A digital micrometer/caliper tool
Some library crystals for that stupid computer
A set of 4 Vise-Grips (the finest tool ever to come off Terra)
Some dice and a pencil
A flux densometer probe for my PDA
A set of electrical/logic probes for the PDA
A Chilton grav car repair book
A box of assorted fasteners
A sharpie
A tape measure
A tube of fullerene
An empty print cartridge for the hardcopy device(?)
A can of aerosol CA (it sounded good on the Tri-D, but there are several horror stories since then...)
And scattered all over the bottom is a bunch of screws, bolts, nuts, and diamond bearings...
I think I left some more stuff in the engine room, but that gives you an idea...
-MADDog
MADDog forgot a few important items...
Battery chargers for all his electrical thingies...
A can of Spray-Crete brand ablative foam.
A Tube of Hyper-Glue - 1,000,000,000,001 uses
A bag of spare components left over from the last repair job - because there are ALWAYS parts left over!
A glass dagger
A chocolate covered manhole cover
Battery chargers for all his electrical thingies...
A can of Spray-Crete brand ablative foam.
A Tube of Hyper-Glue - 1,000,000,000,001 uses
A bag of spare components left over from the last repair job - because there are ALWAYS parts left over!
A glass dagger
A chocolate covered manhole cover
mad13142000
SOC-13
I didn't like the tube of Hyper-Glue...It dried up before I got a second use out of it...That's why I bought the can of aerosol CA (cyano-acrylate aka superglue) while watching a Tri-D infomercial...Unfortunately being in a spray can is NOT what the gods intended for superglue...
I've always used the Neo-Styrene togo packages from the LoneStar I get with my BBQ K'kree instead of spending money on Spray-Crete...
-MADDog
I've always used the Neo-Styrene togo packages from the LoneStar I get with my BBQ K'kree instead of spending money on Spray-Crete...
-MADDog
Liam Devlin
SOC-14 5K
++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++Originally posted by Zutroi:
MADDog and I BOTH forgot - waterless hand cleaner!
(Or the wipeys Lone Star gives out with the BBQ K'Kree orders...)
Those are patented (the neo styrnene To-Go-pkg.s & the wipeys!
But free with any purchase (!!!!)
products of LOTUS, LLIC (Low-tech Solutions, Inc/ Saurus/Vilis/Spinward marches)!
***-CEO Micheal F Rourke/Hefry/regina/Spinward marches
mad13142000
SOC-13
<best pirate voice>
AARRGGGH...I've only 2 items for medical - the airlock and a pistol. If ya can't fire the pistol into an enemy, then out ya go...
-MADDog
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