Janky Panels

Janky Panels is the 37th episode of Survival Impossible.
Splitsie upgrades the food truck's solar panels to be more janky, and makes the hangar/garage airtight.
== Synopsis ==
=== Collecting iron ingots ===
Splitsie starts the episode cleaning up loose iron ingots that were on the ground from drop pods that broke their cargo containers. He uses the GUFI-too to transport the ingots back to base. He points out that the reason the ore drop pods were crashing so hard was that he forgot to add extra parachutes to them, though he mentions that he could potentially fix that remotely as he can use antennas to remote into the Lawn-Chair and upload an updated blueprint, using the Remora's camera (which is still parked up there) to make sure the updated blueprint is lined up, though he does not do that in this episode.
=== The eponymous janky panels ===
He then goes to the food truck to expand its solar panels that it produces enough power to hopefully make food and recharge the Liftsie at the same time. He uses the advanced welding mod to detach the piston with his grinder, and using the crane truck to keep the solar panels in the air, replaces the piston with two pistons in sequence so that the panels can be lifted higher than before. He then doubles the number of solar panels by adding more on hinges, so that they can fold up, presumably to make it easier when the food truck needs to be moved.
=== Considering vehicles out of purpose ===
Splitsie has a look at two vehicles which now are little use: first the Remora's crawler, which now has no use since the Remora is staying in space. He considered turning into a vehicle for bulk transport of recovered ore drop pods, but eventually decides against it as he probably won't need to carry more than one at a time anyway.
He then looks at what was the GUFI-too's ore detector trailer. Since its ore detector capabilities were made obsolete by the Searchie, Splitsie had previously considered making its purpose be a trailer that carries the Searchie, however Splitsie realized that that isn't particularly useful, so now he has a new idea for it: turning it into a forklift. At the end of the episode, he attaches a remote control and a passenger seat to it and drives it into the hangar in preperation for doing this in the next episode.
=== Making the hangar air-tight ===
Next, Splitsie works on the hangar building, finally making it airtight. He uses the iron from the Lawn-Chair to weld up the airtight hangar doors on both ends of the garage and finishes welding up the walls and floor. He also changes the rotor in the floor (for building vehicles off of) to an advanced rotor, which he connects up to the conveyor system via the underground tunnel.