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{{:Infobox:Flying robot frame}}
|name=Flying robot frame
The '''Flying robot frame''' is a high-end component used to build [[logistic robot|logistic]] and [[construction robot]]s.
|input=Time, 20+ Steel Plate,1 +Electronic Circuit,3+Electric engine unit,1+Battery,2
|output=Flying robot frame
|technologies=Robotics
|producers=Assembling machine 2 + Assembling machine 3
|consumers=Manual + Assembling machine 2 + Assembling machine 3
}}
The '''Flying robot frame''' is a component used to build [[Robots]].


== Recipes using flying robot frames ==
Note that while the frame itself can be built by hand, many of its components and subcomponents cannot.  [[Battery|Batteries]] require a [[chemical plant]], and [[electric engine unit]]s use [[lubricant]] (from another chemical plant) and [[engine unit]]s (which require [[assembling machine]]s).
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| {{imagelink|logistic-robot|logistic robot|Logistic robot}} || {{imagelink|construction-robot|construction robot|Construction robot}}
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== History ==
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{{history|0.9.3|
* Introduced}}
 
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Latest revision as of 12:39, 6 February 2018

Flying robot frame
  • Base game
  •  
  • Space Age mod

Recipe

20
+
2
+
1
+
3
+
1
1

Total raw

23.75
+
2
+
4.5
+
1
+
3
+
1

Stack size

50

Rocket capacity

150 (3 stacks)

Prototype type

item

Internal name

flying-robot-frame

Required technologies

Produced by

Consumed by

The Flying robot frame is a high-end component used to build logistic and construction robots.

Note that while the frame itself can be built by hand, many of its components and subcomponents cannot. Batteries require a chemical plant, and electric engine units use lubricant (from another chemical plant) and engine units (which require assembling machines).

History