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Logbook Entry
DICTAPHONE RECORDING, office of Dr. Ricci, February 12th, 1968.
Most of the time, even the majority of the time, the Zone makes a mess of everything. It's pure chaos out here. But sometimes, just sometimes, its eternal rearrangement creates something coherent, even useful.
This time around, it looks like those useful things are reconstructions of some of our own equipment and inventions, built back into something that's actually functional. They look and behave just like several early prototypes from our first LIM labs, but at the same time it's also as if they've been assembled clumsily, by a child, or by someone trying to understand how this technology works. Someone improvising. Someone learning. Here I am, trying first to understand LIM tech and then the Zone, yet sometimes I wonder if something inside it isn't also trying to learn about us.
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Synopsis
This anomaly, appearing as a seething mass of amalgamated scientific equipment, will recharge your car's battery when parked within a few meters of it.
Trades
A charged pacemaker has a 3x3 inventory you can access, and depending on what you put in you get something back. The Pacemaker has a limited amount of power it can use to recharge the car or perform trades, and once it runs out (and loses its electrical effect) you can no longer access the inventory. A fully-charged Pacemaker has enough power to do 45 trades. If more items are put into the Pacemaker than it has trades left, the extra items are not returned and thus lost. It is therefore advisable to never put more than a total of 45 items into a Pacemaker.
(Sourced from user submissions)
Items not accepted
| Resources | Tools | Car Parts |
|---|---|---|
| Chemicals | Prybar
Paint |
All panels, doors, bumpers, and other parts that are larger than 3x3 cannot be put into the Pacemaker and are not listed individually |
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