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'''Double Heat Sinks''', often abbreviated '''DHS''' and colloquially also referred to as '''Freezers''' throughout the [[Inner Sphere]] after their [[NAIS]] codename,<ref name="20YUp72">''20 Year Update'', p. 72: "Military Technology Review"</ref> operate in much the same way and for the same purpose as standard [[heat sink]]s. The difference is that a double heat sink offers twice the heat dissipation capacity of a standard heat sink, for the same mass (one ton). '''Double Heat Sinks''', often abbreviated '''DHS''' and colloquially also referred to as '''Freezers''' throughout the [[Inner Sphere]] after their [[NAIS]] codename,<ref name="20YUp72">''20 Year Update'', p. 72: "Military Technology Review"</ref> operate in much the same way and for the same purpose as standard [[heat sink]]s. The difference is that a double heat sink offers twice the heat dissipation capacity of a standard heat sink, for the same mass (one ton).
− Their drawback is that they are much bulkier than a standard heat sink (unless integrated into a [[fusion engine]]). The advanced [[Clan]] version is twice the size of a standard heat sink; [[Star League era]] double heat sinks and those later developed by the Inner Sphere are three times as bulky as a standard heat sink. + Their drawback is that they are much bulkier than a standard heat sink (unless integrated into a [[fusion engine]]).<br />The advanced [[Clan]] version is twice the size of a standard heat sink; [[Star League era]] double heat sinks and those later (re-)developed by the Inner Sphere are three times as bulky as a standard heat sink.
Also, double heat sinks are normally incompatible with standard heat sinks. A given unit must therefore be equipped exclusively with either standard or double heat sinks, though exceptions are known.<ref>The ''[[Super Griffin]]'' and field refits using suitable prototype double heat sinks have been known to combine regular and double heat sinks</ref> Also, double heat sinks are normally incompatible with standard heat sinks. A given unit must therefore be equipped exclusively with either standard or double heat sinks, though exceptions are known.<ref>The ''[[Super Griffin]]'' and field refits using suitable prototype double heat sinks have been known to combine regular and double heat sinks</ref>
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'''Double Heat Sinks''', often abbreviated '''DHS''' and colloquially also referred to as '''Freezers''' throughout the [[Inner Sphere]] after their [[NAIS]] codename,<ref name="20YUp72">''20 Year Update'', p. 72: "Military Technology Review"</ref> operate in much the same way and for the same purpose as standard [[heat sink]]s. The difference is that a double heat sink offers twice the heat dissipation capacity of a standard heat sink, for the same mass (one ton). | '''Double Heat Sinks''', often abbreviated '''DHS''' and colloquially also referred to as '''Freezers''' throughout the [[Inner Sphere]] after their [[NAIS]] codename,<ref name="20YUp72">''20 Year Update'', p. 72: "Military Technology Review"</ref> operate in much the same way and for the same purpose as standard [[heat sink]]s. The difference is that a double heat sink offers twice the heat dissipation capacity of a standard heat sink, for the same mass (one ton). | ||
− | Their drawback is that they are much bulkier than a standard heat sink (unless integrated into a [[fusion engine]]). The advanced [[Clan]] version is twice the size of a standard heat sink; [[Star League era]] double heat sinks and those later developed by the Inner Sphere are three times as bulky as a standard heat sink. | + | Their drawback is that they are much bulkier than a standard heat sink (unless integrated into a [[fusion engine]]).<br />The advanced [[Clan]] version is twice the size of a standard heat sink; [[Star League era]] double heat sinks and those later (re-)developed by the Inner Sphere are three times as bulky as a standard heat sink. |
Also, double heat sinks are normally incompatible with standard heat sinks. A given unit must therefore be equipped exclusively with either standard or double heat sinks, though exceptions are known.<ref>The ''[[Super Griffin]]'' and field refits using suitable prototype double heat sinks have been known to combine regular and double heat sinks</ref> | Also, double heat sinks are normally incompatible with standard heat sinks. A given unit must therefore be equipped exclusively with either standard or double heat sinks, though exceptions are known.<ref>The ''[[Super Griffin]]'' and field refits using suitable prototype double heat sinks have been known to combine regular and double heat sinks</ref> |