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| − | + | The primary forms of power generation on a ship are usually referred to as "Engine", if you were looking for engines mounted on shuttles, see: [[Thruster]]<br> | |
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==Station Power Systems== | ==Station Power Systems== | ||
| − | * [[Guide_to_the_Supermatter| The Supermatter Engine]], commonly | + | * [[Guide_to_the_Supermatter| The Supermatter Engine]], commonly available on ships made by FTL13 mappers. |
| − | * [[Singularity Engine| The Singularity Engine]], an older design | + | * [[Singularity Engine| The Singularity Engine]], an older engine design. |
| − | + | * [[Tesla Engine| The Tesla]], an electric variant of the singularity. | |
| − | * [[Stormdrive| The Stormdrive]], the default engine on NSV13 maps. | + | * [[Stormdrive| The Stormdrive]], the default engine on most NSV13 maps. |
| + | * [[Guide to the Nuclear Reactor|The AGCNR Nuclear Reactor]], often referred to as RBMK reactor. | ||
| + | * [[Pacman|Pacman type portable generator]], while not being an official "Engine", the [[Eclipse]] uses these as its main source of power. | ||
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Latest revision as of 08:30, 21 January 2021
The primary forms of power generation on a ship are usually referred to as "Engine", if you were looking for engines mounted on shuttles, see: Thruster
Station Power Systems[edit | edit source]
- The Supermatter Engine, commonly available on ships made by FTL13 mappers.
- The Singularity Engine, an older engine design.
- The Tesla, an electric variant of the singularity.
- The Stormdrive, the default engine on most NSV13 maps.
- The AGCNR Nuclear Reactor, often referred to as RBMK reactor.
- Pacman type portable generator, while not being an official "Engine", the Eclipse uses these as its main source of power.
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