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* [[Stargate Frame]] (2 [[Frame]]) | * [[Stargate Frame]] (2 [[Frame]]) | ||
* [[Stargate Actuator]] ([[Frame]] + [[Motor]]) | * [[Stargate Actuator]] ([[Frame]] + [[Motor]]) | ||
* [[Stargate Receiver]] ([[Frame]] + [[Energy Coil]] + [[Lens]]) | |||
* [[Stargate Transmitter]] (10 [[Frame]] + 10 [[Energy Coil]] + + 4 [[Motor]] + 4 [[Lens]]) | |||
It is 3x3 but requires a 1x1 where the crew operates it. | It is 3x3 but requires a 1x1 where the crew operates it. | ||
Visually, [[Frame]]s go in the centre-right tile at default rotation (facing down) and rotate clockwise when the assembly table is rotated. [[Motor]]s and [[Power Coil]]s always go in the centre. The output is always in the opposite corner to the cable connection. However, like with all objects, [[ | Visually, [[Frame]]s go in the centre-right tile at default rotation (facing down) and rotate clockwise when the assembly table is rotated. [[Motor]]s and [[Power Coil]]s always go in the centre. The output is always in the opposite corner to the cable connection. However, like with all objects, [[Robot Arm]]s can drop off and pick up from any location in the object. | ||
== History == | == History == | ||
{{History|Alpha 4|Introduced.}} | {{History|Alpha 4|Introduced.}} | ||
{{History|Alpha 5|Some blueprints are locked behind research, introduced Energy Transmitter and Stargate Receiver]] | |||