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| grid_size = 4 x 3 | | grid_size = 4 x 3 | ||
| power_category = Logistics | | power_category = Logistics | ||
| power_consumption = 1 MW idle<br>100 MW | | power_consumption = 1 MW idle<br>100 MW operating | ||
| inputs = [[Power]] | | inputs = [[Power]] | ||
| outputs = | | outputs = 30 [[Hyperspace Isotopes]] per second | ||
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A '''Hyperspace Scoop''' is a piece of Logistics equipment that can be attached to the bow of the ship. It will collect [[Hyperspace Isotopes]] during [[FTL jump]]s, and sit idle the rest of the time. This should be connected via [[pipe]] to a [[tank]] so that the output isn't quickly [[:Category:Equipment#Blocked|blocked]] during jumps. | A '''Hyperspace Scoop''' is a piece of Logistics equipment that can be attached to the bow of the ship. It will collect [[Hyperspace Isotopes]] during [[FTL jump]]s, and sit idle the rest of the time. This should be connected via [[pipe]] to a [[tank]] so that the output isn't quickly [[:Category:Equipment#Blocked|blocked]] during jumps. | ||
Average power usage is less than the 100 MW max because the scoop will fluctuate between collecting 50 and 0.5 isotopes per second during the jump. | |||
==History== | ==History== | ||
Latest revision as of 22:11, 17 April 2025
| Hyperspace Scoop | |
|---|---|
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| Grid size | 4 x 3 |
| Power consumption |
1 MW idle 100 MW operating |
| Power category | Logistics |
| Inputs | Power |
| Outputs | 30 Hyperspace Isotopes per second |
A Hyperspace Scoop is a piece of Logistics equipment that can be attached to the bow of the ship. It will collect Hyperspace Isotopes during FTL jumps, and sit idle the rest of the time. This should be connected via pipe to a tank so that the output isn't quickly blocked during jumps.
Average power usage is less than the 100 MW max because the scoop will fluctuate between collecting 50 and 0.5 isotopes per second during the jump.
History[edit | edit source]
- Alpha 2: Introduced.