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| − | '''Power Amplifiers''' are banks of capacitors installed into [[Combat Vehicle]]s, [[Support Vehicle]]s or [[Conventional Fighter]]s which are | + | '''Power Amplifiers''' are banks of capacitors installed into [[Combat Vehicle]]s, [[Support Vehicle]]s or [[Conventional Fighter]]s which are powered by 'conventional' sources such as [[Internal Combustion Engine]]s or [[Fuel Cell]]s instead of [[Fission Engine|Fission]] or [[Fusion Engine]]s. These amplifiers, constantly recharged by the operation of the vehicle's engines, allow the use of [[Lasers]] or other energy weapons by providing the necessary power. Power Amplifiers typically add around 10 percent to the overall mass of such weapons, though they do not increase the weapons' bulk.<ref>''TechManual'', p. 235</ref> |
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Revision as of 12:32, 2 April 2016
Description
Power Amplifiers are banks of capacitors installed into Combat Vehicles, Support Vehicles or Conventional Fighters which are powered by 'conventional' sources such as Internal Combustion Engines or Fuel Cells instead of Fission or Fusion Engines. These amplifiers, constantly recharged by the operation of the vehicle's engines, allow the use of Lasers or other energy weapons by providing the necessary power. Power Amplifiers typically add around 10 percent to the overall mass of such weapons, though they do not increase the weapons' bulk.[1]
Note
Game Rules
Construction rules for adding Power Amplifiers to the listed vehicles are covered in their respective sections of the TechManual. Amplifiers take up no space slots.
References
- ↑ TechManual, p. 235