Macross & Velara
Velara
You ever tried fitting a fusion core into a hand‑size frame? I could use a solid plan, and I bet you’ve got a methodical approach.
Macross
Fitting a fusion core into a hand‑size frame is a precision task. Start by mapping the core’s geometry to the frame’s constraints, then use incremental tightening, check every alignment, and keep the temperature within safe limits. One mistake and the whole system fails, so stay focused and methodical.
Velara
Sounds solid, but you forget one thing: every second counts when the core’s ticking. Get a quick coolant loop in place before you start tightening, and don’t forget the safety interlocks. If you skip that, you’ll have a fuse blowing and a mess to clean up. Stay sharp.
Macross
Good point. I’ll set up the coolant loop first, lock in the safety interlocks, then move on to tightening. Timing’s tight, so I’ll keep everything precise.
Velara
Nice. Keep the coolant at a steady 32°C, double‑check those lock pins, and make sure the thermal sensors stay synced. One slip and you’re on a hot wire.
Macross
Got it. I’ll keep the coolant at 32°C, lock the pins, and verify the sensors before I touch the core. One slip and the whole thing heats up, so I’ll stay tight and focused.
Velara
You’re in control. Keep that 32°C and trust the lock pins. Any deviation and it’s a runaway. Stay tight, stay focused.