Large Hydrogen Thruster
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Large Ship / Station
Large Hydrogen ThrusterComponents
Required
250
100
Mass (kg):
0
Integrity:
0
Build time (seconds):
90
Active power consumption (MW):
7.5
Idle Power Consumption (MW):
0.000000001
Force magnitude (N):
7200000
Airtight:
Yes - depends on orientation
Power Consumer Group:
Thruster
Dimensions (W x H x D):
3 x 3 x 3
PCU Cost:
15
Small Ship
Large Hydrogen ThrusterComponents
Required
Mass (kg):
0
Integrity:
0
Build time (seconds):
20
Active power consumption (MW):
0.6
Idle Power Consumption (MW):
0.000000001
Force magnitude (N):
480000
Airtight:
No
Power Consumer Group:
Thrust
Dimensions (W x H x D):
3 x 3 x 3
PCU Cost:
15
Overview
The Large Hydrogen Thruster is a thruster driven by Hydrogen derived from Ice as its main fuel source, instead of Electricity like the regular Thruster and unlike the regular thruster it uses no electricity. The thruster is available on both small and large ships.
Its advantage over the regular thruster is that it is much more powerful, making it useful for escaping the planet's atmosphere.
Usage
For the thruster to work, you need to connect it to a conveyor network with an attached and at least partially filled Hydrogen Tank or O2/H2 Generator with Ice in it.
For more information on thrusters and their mechanics, see Thruster.
Media
Tips
- Hydrogen (at least still in Update 01.109) burns quite quickly. So while this thruster is around 3x more powerful than the Ion electrical thrusters, they can only run for a limited time before you'll eventually run out. So be cautious if you rely entirely on them.
- Hydrogen is an efficient fuel source for shuttles to travel back and forth to planets from space since you only need one type of thrusters installed and hence save space and weight, but you cannot hover for too long for obvious reasons.
Known Issues
- In creative mode, the hydrogen thrusters won't function when placed without it being connected to a hydrogen tank. The tank itself doesn't have to be filled at all, it simply just won't turn on until this requirement is met.
See Also
Programming
Update History
| Update 01.105 |
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