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Setting aside the 'why' of the whole thing, you know for a fact that between the wiring for the dedicated power plant and the piping for the desalinator, there is going to be an absolute fucking glut of conduit in that bulkhead. And because this power plant is externally cooled, then there is a chance that it is not completely overrun with conduit worms. Of course, the cargo bay here was not supposed to have many worms either, and look how that turned out for you. And then there is the question of how you are going to actually get into the bulkhead with all of this - you can think of three ways, but to be honest, you aren't particularly enthused about any of them.
Maybe your eyes are getting larger than your stomach here. Perhaps you should content yourself with something easier, you know - externally mounted if possible? Of course, that comes with the issue of other wreckers beating you there - and you have no intention of working in on someone like Horne did.
> Please choose ONE of the following:
> Follow the lead on this second and hopefully not overrun power plant and desalinator.
> Reject the risks of working further in the hulk than you are right now, and consult the schematic for something externally mounted, something that hopefully no one else has started on
> Accept that you aren't going to get anywhere near as much conduit as you could elsewhere, and consult the schematic for something that is both internal and safe - and something that no one else will have started on.
> Stay in the cargo bay here, and continue hacking away at the ceiling for conduit.
