Emergency Storage B
| Emergency Storage B | |
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Emergency Storage A's sorta slow sister. | |
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Engineers, People with Maintenance access | |
This little shed between the Net Cafe and arrivals is Emergency Storage B, often just called Emergency Storage. It holds some various questionably useful tools, including a few emergency toolboxes, air canisters, a oxygen and plasma tank dispenser, a cart with lots of material sheets, and even 2 Engineering Suits, all for the express purpose of helping people seal hull breaches (probably).
A few meteor shield generators are also stored here, in case a flock of migrating space rocks crosses paths with the station.
Maintenance information
There is no vent.
The APC for this room is located past the eastern wall of the room, in the Arrivals Dock maintenance.
The power is supplied via a cable in the Arrivals Dock maintenance.
| Emergency Storage B | |
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A's nearly-identifical twin brother. | |
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Everybody | |
Emergency Storage B is a tiny little windowed-closet near EVA, packed with various things that are apparently useful for certain emergencies. Like air siphons and air scrubbers, for example, which are apparently useful in even of toxic gas leaks and other atmospherics shenanigans. Apparently. We're sure you'll get some mileage out of the firefighting foam tank (even if you don't have an extinguisher for it) and the emergency oxygen closet (even if it just gives you a breath mask) though.
Maintenance Information
There is no vent.
The APC for this room is on the southern wall.
| Emergency Storage B | |
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The cool, popular kid of the Emergency Storage twins. | |
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Everybody | |
This lovely little joint near the Chapel is Emergency Storage B, the bigger, cooler, more popular, and overall, just plain more useful member of the station's emergency storage rooms. Its most popular feature is perhaps its rack of oxygen tanks and gas masks, though its small bank of medkits is also usually quite a hit. It's also incredibly versatile; it has a canister of pure oxygen gas, sheets of metal, space HVAC units, a box of tools, and the occasional fire extinguisher.
Maintenance Information
There is no vent.
The APC for this room is on the southern wall, near the canister.
| Emergency Storage B | |
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For emergencies that will never happen. | |
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Everybody | |
This little joint in Escape is Emergency Storage B, which is basically like Emergency Storage A is just about every way possible. It features, among other things:
- A firesuit and extinguisher for, obviously, fires (and often things that aren't).
- Air siphons and air scrubbers for gas leaks and other atmospherics issues.
- Miscellaneous medkits for medical emergencies.
- Crowbars and wrenches for prying open doors and busting down tables, plus a few glowsticks for power outages.
- A meteor shield generator, for protecting Escape and other places bordering Space during meteor showers.
Maintenance Information
There is no vent.
The APC for this room is on the northern wall. Just like Emergency Storage A.
| Emergency Storage B | |
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Vacation rescue. | |
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Everybody | |
This cozy little closet near the Bar is called Emergency Storage B. The B doesn't stand for anything; the fact that it's near the Bar, Botany, Brig, and Bridge is just a coincidence. Probably. Maybe. Perhaps. Anyways, this room is stocked with a variety of emergency supplies, such as:
- A firesuit and extinguisher for, obviously, fighting fires (and often things that aren't).
- Emergency oxygen closets, for mouth- and nose-breathers alike.
- Air siphons and air scrubbers for gas leaks and other atmospherics issues.
- Miscellaneous medkits for medical emergencies.
- Crowbars and wrenches for prying open doors and busting down tables, plus a few glowsticks for power outages.
- A meteor shield generator, for protecting Escape and other places bordering Space during meteor showers.
Maintenance Information
There is no vent.
The APC for this room is on the southern wall.
