In order to repair this radio telescope, Harrison Clark used up six Snake Gallbladder Biological Batteries, which still couldn't withstand the consumption.
Luckily, he successfully assembled a voltage stabilizer and made a combination wide-format energy supply box that could hold twenty Wolf Fangs at the same time.
While the principle behind this was simple, the stability of the Wolf Fang's biological battery wasn't as good as the Snake Gallbladder, and its voltage changed rapidly. Moreover, the energy contained in each Wolf Fang varied greatly in terms of voltage, current, and frequency.
To make this wide-format voltage stabilizer, Harrison Clark racked his brains, combined countless components, and painstakingly developed an adaptive energy supply system. After numerous failures and constant fine-tuning, he finally completed it at the expense of thousands of parts.
This meant that he had significantly increased his total energy control.
