Electric engine unit: Difference between revisions

	Recipe
	10+ 2+ 1+ 15 → 1
	Total raw
	12.5+ 3+ 1+ 2+ 15
Stack size	50
Rocket capacity	400 (8 stacks)
Prototype type	item
Internal name	electric-engine-unit
	Required technologies
	Produced by
	Consumed by
	Recipe
	10+ 2+ 1+ 15 → 1
	Total raw
	12.5+ 3+ 1+ 2+ 15
Stack size	50
Rocket capacity	400 (8 stacks)
Prototype type	item
Internal name	electric-engine-unit
	Required technologies
	Produced by
	Consumed by

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Latest revision as of 11:27, 23 May 2023

An Electric engine unit is the advanced counterpart of the engine unit, and is used in some higher end recipes.

Note that lubricant requires a chemical plant to be created, and engine units require assembling machines, so electric engines cannot be built by hand from raw materials.

Trivia

Although the electric engine unit is clearly depicted as an electric motor, it is apparently just a lubricated combustion engine.

History

0.9.0:
- Introduced

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-{{Item
+{{:Infobox:Electric engine unit}}
-|input=Time, 20 + Electronic Circuit,2+Engine unit,1+Lubricant,2
+An '''Electric engine unit''' is the advanced counterpart of the [[engine unit]], and is used in some higher end recipes.
-|output=Electric engine unit
-|technologies=Electric engine
-|producers=Assembling machine 2 + Assembling machine 3
-|consumers=Manual + Assembling machine 2 + Assembling machine 3
-}}
-An '''Electric engine unit''' is the advanced counterpart of the [[Engine unit]] and is used to build [[Power armor]], [[Flying robot frame]] and [[Small Pump]].
-== Recipes using electric engine units ==
+Note that [[lubricant]] requires a [[chemical plant]] to be created, and [[engine unit]]s require [[assembling machine]]s, so electric engines cannot be built by hand from raw materials.
-{|
+== Trivia ==
-| {{imagelink|power-armor|power armor|Power Armor}} || {{imagelink|flying-robot-frame|flying robot frame|Flying robot frame}} || {{imagelink|small-pump|Small Pump|Small Pump}} |-
+*Although the electric engine unit is clearly depicted as an electric motor, it is apparently just a lubricated combustion engine.
-|}
+== History ==
+{{history|0.9.0|
+* Introduced}}
 == See also ==
 * [[Engine unit]]
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+{{IntermediateNav}}
-{{c|Items}}
+{{C|Components}}

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Recipe
10 + 2 + 1 + 15 → 1
Total raw
12.5 + 3 + 1 + 2 + 15
Stack size	50
Rocket capacity	400 (8 stacks)
Prototype type	item
Internal name	electric-engine-unit
Required technologies

Produced by

Consumed by

Electric engine unit: Difference between revisions

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