To: Jonathan Kalh

[Angurvadal]

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Jonathan Kalh,
Reasonably speaking, that could cause a large amount of downtime. We would essentially have to pull out the system and create a thermal superconductive highway to which heat was directed out in your exhaust. Essentially each component in the system would have to be recreated to support this system, placing an absurd amount of invasive retrofitting on your vessel.

We could, however, make an adapted highway system that connects to your current heat sinks, and reduces the expel time out your exhausts to nearly zero, so your coolant system would be marginally more efficient, but that would not remove the necessity to maintain for heat damage, like a full highway system would. This would only take a matter of days, and your crew could remain on board once the power cell was fully installed, though I wouldn't recommend it.

Either situation is possible, but with our current resources, I recommend the latter.
Best Regards,
-Dr. E.

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