Electrical Hobbyist's Club

The Electrical Hobbyist's Club is a location in the Commonwealth in 2287.

Background
This clubhouse is littered with electric junk, left behind by the tinkers that once met here.

Layout
The clubhouse is a small building. Both the interior and exterior of the structure contain high levels of radiation, with some areas reaching around 100 rads. Tripwires, a mine, and a turret litter the interior. In the cellar, which is free of radiation, there are several more traps, including one that activates an assaultron.

The main structure contains a chemistry station and an armor workbench, and a second armor workbench is in the cellar. One can also find three holotapes of answering machine recordings, in which a woman is leaving messages for a person named Coral. The woman, who states that she is not the child's mother, has been taking care of Coral's son while Coral apparently remained holed up in the hobbyist clubhouse. It becomes apparent that the hobbyist hermit has been neglecting both the child and the woman, who finishes her last message with an aside to the child, "sure thing, kiddo. I'm hungry too, and there's nothing for us here."

Notable loot

 * Missile launcher - Can be taken from a trap to the left as one enters the cellar. The tripwire connected to the launcher is near the bottom of the stairs.
 * Hobby club messages - Three holotapes found in the cellar, next to a terminal.
 * Project S.N.O.W. system restore - Ejected from the terminal in the cellar during Neon Winter.

Related quests

 * Appropriation: When speaking with Evan Watson of the Institute Advanced Systems section, he'll tell the Sole Survivor he is impressed with the Brotherhood of Steel's technology and that the Institute could learn a lot from it and asks for help in finding some blueprints.
 * Neon Winter: In Goodneighbor, the Sole Survivor discovers an empty apartment lobby, with dead scientists scattered on the floor. A terminal mentioned an escaped AI may have been the culprit and can investigate.

Appearances
The Electrical Hobbyist's Club appears only in Fallout 4.

Bugs

 * Characters will spontaneously ignite if they stand on the northeast corner of the roof.
 * It is possible to trigger the moving laser tripwires connected to the turret outside the cellar entrance through a wall.