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PI/O Huginn
In response to multiple complaints regarding unstable runtimes and ill-conceived hardware configurations, PI/O has discontinued its Muninn-class probe. In its place, the Huginn-class is being phased in.
Clocking in at 40m in length, it is considerably larger than its predecessor. The increased size permits the inclusion of multiply redundant systems and the use of older, more stable technologies.
Those entities that had obtained Muninn-class probes are encouraged to contact the nearest PI/O node to negotiate trade-ins.
I've decided that the challenge of working with suboptimal piece selection is a good thing. This definitely is not what I had envisioned at the beginning, but the sorts of LEGO available dictated the progress. Still, I'm rather proud of the final engine assembly.
PI/O Huginn
In response to multiple complaints regarding unstable runtimes and ill-conceived hardware configurations, PI/O has discontinued its Muninn-class probe. In its place, the Huginn-class is being phased in.
Clocking in at 40m in length, it is considerably larger than its predecessor. The increased size permits the inclusion of multiply redundant systems and the use of older, more stable technologies.
Those entities that had obtained Muninn-class probes are encouraged to contact the nearest PI/O node to negotiate trade-ins.
I've decided that the challenge of working with suboptimal piece selection is a good thing. This definitely is not what I had envisioned at the beginning, but the sorts of LEGO available dictated the progress. Still, I'm rather proud of the final engine assembly.