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Connection of repulsor and Inertial compensatorEdit

There is a short example scenario on the 11th page of Star Wars: The Roleplaying Game, First Edition. In this scenario, Roark Garnet felt himself a hundred kilo heavier. He said, they were exposed to the full gravity of the planet. He asked his companion, where the repulsor was located, and repaired it. It seems there is a mistake here. If the repulsor is malfunctioning, they the ship would be falling and they would fell no weight. I think the inercial compensator was actually malfunctioning. This error could be explained if I assume, that the inercial compensator is connected someway to the repulsor, and the malfunction of the latter caused the failure of the previous. Can I add this to this article's body or BTS? If I can, coould it be generalized, that every repulsor system is connected in some way to the inercial compensator system? Or this is all Original Research? Darth Morrt 10:40, July 9, 2010 (UTC)