The plasma flow in the warp manifold is constricted. The first thing Torres does in attempting to correct the problem is phase lock them to the dilithium matrix. She asks Vorik for a duotronic probe, but he suggests a gravitic caliper instead, citing that it is a more precise instrument.

Tuvok's office is seen in this episode. It is seen in several episodes e.g. [#34 Death Wish] and [#83 Hunters].

Tuvok's office

Voyager has at least one storeroom (one is seen in this episode) in which it seems nothing but storage containers and a few spare pieces of equipment are kept, including one of the plant-growing stands as used in the airponics bay. This store room is seen only in this episode.

store room

To obtain the warp plasma demanded, Neelix raids Voyager. The pictures show him removing the access panel in a Jefferies tube in order to carry out the dubious deed.

Pergium is needed to regenerate the filters in the environmental control system. Neelix, via Wixiban, is able to obtain twenty kilograms of pergium, but not all that they need. (See also under STARFLEET below.)

At the Nekrit Supply Depot the Talaxian called Wixiban obtains magnetic spindle bearings for Voyager's reaction control assembly (the reaction control system (RCS) comprises the starship's maneuvering thrusters).

Neelix is having problems with the control interface on the messhall food replicators. Vorik brings a tool (unspecified) and repairs it.

Vorik starts his repair

Starfleet standard issue L647X7 is the proper container for transporting a supply of biomimetic gel.

canister containing (non-Voyager) warp plasma

When dealing with the problem (also described above) that the plasma flow in the warp manifold is constricted, Torres asks Vorik for a duotronic probe, but he suggests a gravitic caliper instead, saying that it is a more precise instrument, and she tells him to fetch both.

A Type-2 phaser is kept aboard a shuttlecraft toward the aft section in the position seen:

Wixiban gets out a phaser

In 2267, in [TOS: The Devil in the Dark], pergium was the material being mined at the Janus VI mining colony where the USS Enterprise NCC-1701 was sent to investigate a number of mysterious deaths.