Clyde began his existence as a rugged-duty industrial equipment cart, which the team heavily modified. He had oversized pneumatic tires, which were about ten inches in diameter. The cart was four feet wide and five feet long and stood just over three feet tall. There was a flat surface on top. A metal box was sitting in the center of the surface, taking up most of it. It had numerous indicator lights and digital readouts. The computers which held the data for the time jumps were contained within this box. Also in there was the secret technology that allowed Clyde to communicate with the actual time machine permanently located in the institute"s basement, even when he traveled to a different time. A shelf below, just above the wheels, held four deep-cycle marine batteries. These provided al
