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//R-UST port
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	name = "R-UST Operating Manual"
	icon_state = "bookSupermatter"
	author = "Cindy Crawfish"
	title = "R-UST Operating Manual"

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				<br><br>
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				<li>Put uranium in the portable generator near the gyrotron and turn it to full. This is to provide initial power to the core.</li>
				<li>Enable and max output on the SMES in the engine room. This is to power the gyrotron.</li>
				<li>Go into the control room, interact with the fusion core control console. Turn the field on and raise size to 501. Any bigger and it will start EMPing the doors. Any smaller and the fuel pellets might miss.</li>
				<li>Interact with the gyrotron control computer, set power as high as the SMES can support, usually around 4, and turn it on. This will start increasing the plasma temperature to the point where reactions can occur.</li>
				<li>Go into the engine room and insert a deuterium fuel assembly and a tritium fuel assembly into two of the fuel injectors. You can make deuterium rods in the fuel compressor if you want to play it safe.</li>
				<li>Go back to the control room and turn the fuel injectors on. This will start firing pellets into the field.</li>
				<li>Wait for reactions to start (plasma temperature will spike and fuel amounts will drop). Turn the gyrotron power down until it's keeping up with field instability. This will prevent cumulative instability from the deuterium-tritium reaction fucking up the field. If you're using straight deuterium instability isn't a problem and you can turn the gyrotron off.</li>
				<li>Configure the SMES, turn the PACMAN off before it explodes.</li>
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				<b>NOTES FOR NEWBIES</b>
				<br>
				Anything touching the field will mess with its stability and eventually cause it to rupture. Rupturing is bad. Use the gyrotron to keep instability down if you're running the engine on unstable fuel.
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				Likewise, no matter how sad the core seems, don't fucking hug it, you'll blow the field out and set the engine room on fire.
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