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| + | You can almost feel the sheer horsepower in the roar of this machine. Well, not really. This kind of mechanism was more than common in the past, but nowadays you can only find small engines that can't even run a vehicle. They can, however, do a decent job powering small machinery, like a {{MetaInline|Chainsaw (incomplete)}} '''or''' doing other small jobs - do not underestimate the opportunity cost! | ||
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*{{MetaInline|Reactor}} (×1) | *{{MetaInline|Reactor}} (×1) | ||
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| + | *The engine requires no fuel, although some of its applications, like a {{MetaInline|Chainsaw}} and the {{MetaInline|Reactor}}, require batteries to work, implying it's electric. Mechanisms using electricity to produce mechanic power are usually called electric motors rather than engines. | ||
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Revision as of 05:22, 22 August 2012
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| It's a small engine of some sort, covered in splashes of burnt oil and other unidentified substances. However, it's pretty heavy. | |
 Heavy object |
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 Guard Weapon (30 attack pts) |
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| Sub Category | Miscellaneous items |
You can almost feel the sheer horsepower in the roar of this machine. Well, not really. This kind of mechanism was more than common in the past, but nowadays you can only find small engines that can't even run a vehicle. They can, however, do a decent job powering small machinery, like a 
Chainsaw (incomplete) or doing other small jobs - do not underestimate the opportunity cost!
Found
- Building an
Engine (incomplete)
- The materials required are:
Uses
- Building the Chainsaw (incomplete)
- Upgrading the
Home Laboratory to level 4
Constructions
This is required in the construction of:
Other notes
- The engine requires no fuel, although some of its applications, like a Chainsaw (incomplete) and the
Reactor, require batteries to work, implying it's electric. Mechanisms using electricity to produce mechanic power are usually called electric motors rather than engines.
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