The onboard nuclear reactor serves as the primary power generation unit for the flux capacitor, requiring a consistent output of 1.21 gigawatts to function. If the reactor unit has sustained physical damage, it fails to initiate the power sequence or maintain the necessary voltage output. This prevents the flux capacitor from receiving the energy required to illuminate and stabilize the temporal displacement field, even if fuel levels are sufficient.
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