Engine unit: Difference between revisions

	Recipe
	10+ 1+ 2+ 1 → 1
	Total raw
	11.5+ 4+ 1
Stack size	50
Rocket capacity	400 (8 stacks)
Prototype type	item
Internal name	engine-unit
	Required technologies
	Produced by
	Consumed by

Latest revision as of 10:17, 16 September 2019

An Engine unit is used for building various vehicles, such as trains and cars. Engine units must be built using an assembling machine, and cannot be made by hand.

Optimized time/item usage: 2 pipe factories + 1 iron gear wheel factory → 20 engine unit factories.

History

0.15.0:
- Crafting time changed from 20 to 10.

0.9.2:
- Engine unit recipe doesn't need lubricant.

0.9.0:
- Introduced

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-{{Item
+{{:Infobox:Engine unit}}
-|input        =time, 20 + steel plate + iron gear wheel + pipe, 2
-|raw          =time, 21.5 + iron plate, 4 + steel plate
-|technologies =engine
-|producers    =assembling machine 2 + assembling machine 3
-|consumers    =electric engine unit + diesel locomotive + car + tank
-}}
-An '''Engine unit''' is used for building various vehicles, such as [[Diesel_locomotive|trains]] and [[Car|cars]]. This variant burns fuel to run, but there's also an [[Electric engine unit]].
+An '''Engine unit''' is used for building various vehicles, such as [[Locomotive|trains]] and [[Car|cars]]. Engine units must be built using an [[assembling machine]], and cannot be made by hand.
-Optimized time/item usage: 2 [[Pipe]] factory + 1 [[Iron gear wheel]] factory &rarr; 40 [[Engine unit]] factories.
+Optimized time/item usage: 2 [[pipe]] factories + 1 [[iron gear wheel]] factory &rarr; 20 engine unit factories.
-Note: This is purely theoretical.  It's highly unlikely you would ever need as many as 500 engines in the entire game.  With 40 factories, it would take about six minutes to churn out more Engines than you could need, and setting up 40 factories and the infrastructure to support them would take far more than six minutes, so you would not be saving time.
+== History ==
+{{history|0.15.0|
+* Crafting time changed from 20 to 10.}}
+{{history|0.9.2|
+* Engine unit recipe doesn't need lubricant.}}
+{{history|0.9.0|
+* Introduced}}
 == See also ==
 * [[Electric engine unit]]
-* [[Diesel locomotive]]
+* [[Locomotive]]
 * [[Car]]
+* [[Tank]]
+{{IntermediateNav}}
+{{C|Components}}

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Recipe
10 + 1 + 2 + 1 → 1
Total raw
11.5 + 4 + 1
Stack size	50
Rocket capacity	400 (8 stacks)
Prototype type	item
Internal name	engine-unit
Required technologies

Produced by

Consumed by

Engine unit: Difference between revisions

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