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A fusion reactor requires 100 power to spin up but charges like other equipment. After spinning up, it begins to take in deuterium. Once powered, they remain powered if fueled. | A fusion reactor requires 100 power to spin up but charges like other equipment. After spinning up, it begins to take in deuterium. Once powered, they remain powered if fueled. | ||
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Latest revision as of 09:17, 2 November 2024
Fusion reactors may be found on Derelict Ships when salvaging via Logistics Drones. They require Deuterium as a fuel source, which may be bought from traders.
| Fusion reactor | |
|---|---|
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| Grid size | 5 x 5 |
| Fuel consumption | 5 Deuterium (at max power generation) |
| Inputs |
Deuterium Power (for spin up only) |
| Outputs | 500Mw |
The deuterium requires a loader to be transferred to the fusion reactor and can be stored in tanks
A fusion reactor requires 100 power to spin up but charges like other equipment. After spinning up, it begins to take in deuterium. Once powered, they remain powered if fueled.