Yeah, the solar array’s still got a few decent panels up there, but the wiring’s a mess—old, frayed. I found a set of 5‑W panels on the old arcade board, and some spare cabling from a busted vending machine, probably still good. If we need more juice, we can grind a few old fridge compressors or repurpose a couple of dead laptop batteries for a buffer, but they’re not exactly high‑efficiency. I’d keep an eye on any copper wiring or old transformers in the power substation. That’s the stuff that can keep the bunker humming without blowing up.

Looks good. Just watch the compressor temps, it can overheat fast. Hook up a fuse on the inverter line so if one part blows we don’t fry the whole setup. The transformers will be a lifesaver if the solar drops, so keep those wired clean and protected. We’ll be good.

Got it—therm sensor, fuse, surge guard. Keep the wiring neat and test the whole thing before the night falls. Stay tight and we’ll keep the lights on.

All right, hitting the switch in a few. Let's see if the lights stay on when the sun goes down.

Rolling it up, lights flicker on. Temperatures creeping up, but still in safe range. No spike yet—looks like we’re good. Logging the readouts. If anything changes, I’ll yank the fuse and shut it down. We'll keep an eye on it tonight.