Difference between revisions of "Object:Phoenix processor"
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| descripcionCategoria=Atmospheric processors are huge machines that filter thousands of tons of gases from a planet's atmosphere to get its valuable resources. They can only be installed on space stations orbiting a Jovian planet. | | descripcionCategoria=Atmospheric processors are huge machines that filter thousands of tons of gases from a planet's atmosphere to get its valuable resources. They can only be installed on space stations orbiting a Jovian planet. | ||
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| volumen = 200 | | volumen = 200 | ||
| valor = 3140 | | valor = 3140 | ||
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| Estructure=1000 | | Estructure=1000 | ||
| Maintenance=25 | | Maintenance=25 | ||
| − | | Mining capacity= | + | | Mining capacity=20 |
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{{Installation requirements | {{Installation requirements | ||
| − | | | + | | Power = 150 |
| − | | | + | | Personnel = 30 |
| − | | | + | | Space = 250 |
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{{Object resources | {{Object resources | ||
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| Carbon compounds=150 | | Carbon compounds=150 | ||
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Latest revision as of 12:24, 14 April 2021
| Phoenix processor | |
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| Characteristics | |
| Category | Atmospheric processor |
| Tecnology | Phoenix atmospheric processors |
| Value | 3140 |
| Volumen | 200 |
Atmospheric processors are huge machines that filter thousands of tons of gases from a planet's atmosphere to get its valuable resources. They can only be installed on space stations orbiting a Jovian planet.
Installation requirements
| Power | {{{power}}} |
| Personnel | {{{personnel}}} |
| Space | {{{space}}} |
Resources needed
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Metals | 100 |
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Silicates | 300 |
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Carbon compounds | 150 |
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Water | 100 |
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Radioisotopes | 100 |
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Perovskite | 200 |