Lewis brightened at the Cheifs suggestion. "I think that's a rather sensible idea. I had somewhat anticipated the order actually, so I modified one of the armbands for myself as well. Where the rest of the shield emitters will protect you and the crew from the effects of the chronitons, mine will act as a portable holo emitter. Its not as advanced as the one The Doctor uses but, we cant all have the advantage of stealing....er I mean commandeering twenty-ninth century tech for present use, can we? I'm sorry sir," Lewis said turning a bit red in the cheeks. "I'm rambling aren't I?"<br/><br/>The Hologram engineer pulled an armband from the briefcase that he had put on the table earlier. This one appeared to have bee painted in the engineering departments trademark grey and yellows however setting it rather apart from the others in appearance. Lewis clipped it to his "arm" and waited for the hum of activation to stabilise before he spoke. "Here goes nothin'. Please Sir, if this fails reactivate me ASAP. I really dislike those Memory Cores. It's dark in there." He said sheepishly, before becoming once more serious.<br/><br/>"Computer, disable all ship-intergrated holo-emitters in the Astrometrics Lab"<br/><br/>"Acknowledged, Disengaging holo-emitters"<br/><br/>Lewis waited on baited breath as he watched the emitters, his literial life line to the outside world,  shut off row by row. First, in the ceiling; then along the floor and walls. With the blinking out of the last blue lit array the Holo-Tech let out a sigh of relief. He beamed from ear to ear thankful he hadn't simply vanished. "I guess I should get down to the transporters then," He beamed. "See you when you get down there Chief." He said briskly walking out of the room and into the corridor.