To: Ingenuus Research Group

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Calm your jets. We're located in a good position in Sirius, I can assure you that if we didn't get the message, one of the nodes would bounce it back at you without any data loss.

If you're looking for something which can power standard systems, installation of an Ingenuus core usually ends out in a standard output bus. There are measures which need to be added into a vessel; fail-safes for if something were to go wrong. The core is very, very volatile. Our housing makes it stable for use, although it never hurts to have measures in place as to prevent any damage from happening if something did go wrong. This is a standard practice with any reactor. Ours merely has a few extra steps that need to be taken.

Yes, it is designed to run standard systems on a ship. However if you're looking at custom things such as engineering creations of a company that isn't standardized, or the use of cloaking devices or jumpdrives, some extra work needs done to make sure that everything is installed correctly. Currently a core can not handle anything with too big of a draw without going volatile once again. The only solution we have available currently is for cloaking devices. Unfortunately we are unable to replicate and sell the Mark Zero that the Feanturi has installed just yet. Better options may become available in the future, although there certainly will be a wait.

Currently one of the big perks of using one of our cores, is the lack of fuel that is required to run it. However, the power cores can not be used with engines unless you redesign the entire thing made specifically for them.

If you are looking at using a core for an alternative power source for anything standardized (not including engines) - It may be something good to look into. Anything else will take some redesign of your vessel.