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Today I visited a nuclear fallout shelter. It had an electric air filtration system. Where does the electricity come from, one may ask? The city grid!
Because if a nuclear bomb is dropped, the city grid will be totally fine, right? But don’t worry. They had a backup. On the wall, they showed how to switch it to manual instead of electric. That’ll really help when it’s pitch black I’m sure
If you do figure that part out, it would require 2 people to constantly crank the engine to have it work the whole time you’re there. Which is only 2 days or so, it’s not made to last for more than that. So basically, if you and the people inside want to keep living (theoretically) just keep cranking for 2 solid days. I see nothing wrong with any of this
Id totally trust it to work.