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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Angcuru" data-source="post: 2584669" data-attributes="member: 10948">Arlee's attempts to turn the ship's scanner upon itself result in a blaring warning noting that this it not only physically impossible due to their configuration, but would likely result in the complete wiping of all computer systems if it was.  Apparently the new scanner system used long range Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging to locate densities of metal.  With the ship's more mundane internal cargo scanning systems, however, Arlee detects what seems to be a unidentified electronic device located on the top bunk of the starboard cabin.  R3-L7 putts alongside Jaess, humming electronically as it runs its sensors over the internal plating, systems and decking.  After several minutes of searching, they find nothing of interest.  As the trashcan-shaped droid passes by Arlee and the control console, it lets out a digitized wail and rams its comp-interface rod right into an input socket.  After a few quick moments, it withdraws the arm and gives Arlee a slight shock to his foot with a small prodding device while twittering madly.Arlee's R3-speak translation:[spoiler]You forgot to carry the seven in your calculation of magnetic pull of rogue comets for your hyperspace calculations.  That would have you pulling out of hyperspace right in the middle of prime asteroid belt space considering the gravitational capabilities of the recently discovered system's star.[/spoiler]</blockquote>

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