With a satisfied smile, Takeyu finished with the installation of the new pulse generator. "That should do it," he commented as he placed the last securing clamp in place then he moved back to inspect the generator before giving a nod of the head.
"If you find anything further that requires my attention let me know, until then, I'll be down in the sensor dome," commented the chief engineer as he left the main array, grabbed his toolkit, then headed down to the sensor dome.
The hatch was covered in weeds and the area smelled of sea water and dead fish. "Aughs," he grumbled as he set the kit down and pulled the hatch open that would give him direct access to the sensor dome.
He moved down into the dome and heard a small splash as his boots hit a puddle of water. "Great..." he grumbled and knelt down and glanced about the dome's small interior. "Wires need to be replaced," he muttered as he cupped a hand around a partially exposed wire.
His main concern was diverted however when he saw a crack in the main sensor dish itself, located toward of his position. When he saw the crack, which ran from the top right and toward the center, stopping a full foot before that, he shook his head. "The dish would've still worked, but that crack would've caused some discrepencies."
Taking another gander around the compartment, he gave a nod. "Only the main dish needs to be replaced, along with some of the wires here and then need to clean up these puddles. Luckily he seems the vital components actually damaged by the sea-water thanks to the hatch, only water that seeped in was that which managed to work its way in from the seems. That's still a concern, I'll have to check the sealant's around the hatch itself, probably worn out."
He stayed there to continue inspecting the rest of the sensor array for further damage.