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MRR5 - Habitat Module CUSTOM

This is a third-party custom module for the modular helicopter MRR5 Gnisir by Lorgs
MRR5 Gnisir Link: https://steamproxy.net/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2406382059

To attach the module, either pick up with the helicopter from the air or reverse the helicopter over the container module when driving on the ground. You can also place the module inside the workbench editor inside the helicopter container attachment.
Upon attachment, attach the remote control to the cockpit's center-console. It is located just beyond the bunk room and to the right, just opposite the bathroom.

This module is a dormitory-style habitation module for Lorgs's MRR5 Gnisir helicopter. Designed both for use as a modular component for the helicopter and as an independently functioning component, this module can be dropped from the air to its destination by built-in parachute, where it can then operate on its own local power reserve or on solar power.

CONTAINERS - This module does not have bottom-bay components, and can therefore attach freight underneath it.

PILOT DROP - This module has a safety clamp to prevent accidental detachment while in-flight. To detach the module, the Pilot Drop must first be activated. To detach, make sure the module's doors are both closed, all occupants evacuated or belted in, then activate the Pilot Drop system. After that, the top connectors can safely be deployed.
(IMPORTANT - Using the helicopter's native disconnect, located over the module entry door using a keylock, will disconnect the module with or without pilot drop enabled.)

HEATING - This module has a thermostat based heating system, where it uses the amount of power needed, and no more, to achieve a set internal temperature.

POWER SYSTEMS - This module has four breakers, located next to the remote control just beyond the bunks to the right.
The MASTER switch connects all power inputs to the module's systems.
EXTERNAL POWER connects the MRR5's power or the module's solar panels.
BATTERY connects the batteries, and should only be used to charge the batteries using solar or helicopter power, or as reserve during nighttime or inclement weather.
HEATER connects power to the heating system. Heating is handled automatically using a thermostat system, and will activate automatically when the temperature is below 15C. This is meant for use in independent mode, as the MRR5 has its own built-in heater.