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[[Image:Megapressure.jpg|thumb|right|A firefighter activates the megapressure pump {{OS|Fire in Space}}.]] | [[Image:Megapressure.jpg|thumb|right|A firefighter activates the megapressure pump {{OS|Fire in Space}}.]] | ||
A '''megapressure pump''' is a high pressure pump that serves as a component of an [[energizer]]. {{TOS|Apollo}} suggests replacing the turbolasers from three [[Viper (TOS)|Viper]]s with megapressure pumps from a damaged energizer, allowing them to spray [[boraton]] into the [[launch bay]] that is on fire but cut off from the ship. The [[fireleader]] then has the idea to use one of the megapressure pumps to help boost the pressure in ''{{TOS|Galactica}}'''s internal hose system {{OS|Fire in Space}}. | A '''megapressure pump''' is a high pressure pump that serves as a component of an [[energizer]]. {{TOS|Apollo}} suggests replacing the turbolasers from three [[Viper (TOS)|Viper]]s with megapressure pumps from a damaged energizer, allowing them to spray [[boraton]] into the [[launch bay]] that is on fire but cut off from the ship. The [[fireleader]] then has the idea to use one of the megapressure pumps to help boost the pressure in ''{{TOS|Galactica}}''{{'|s}} internal hose system {{OS|Fire in Space}}. | ||
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Revision as of 00:50, 26 September 2021
A megapressure pump is a high pressure pump that serves as a component of an energizer. Apollo suggests replacing the turbolasers from three Vipers with megapressure pumps from a damaged energizer, allowing them to spray boraton into the launch bay that is on fire but cut off from the ship. The fireleader then has the idea to use one of the megapressure pumps to help boost the pressure in Galactica's internal hose system (TOS: "Fire in Space").