Difference between revisions of "Engine Pre-cooler"
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| − | The '''Radial Engine Body''' is a combination of an [[air intake]] and a small [[liquid fuel tank]]. It has the same properties as the [[Engine Nacelle]] regarding the dry mass, amount of fuel it can carry and the air intake properties. | + | The '''Radial Engine Body''' is a combination of an [[air intake]] and a small [[liquid fuel tank]]. It has the same properties as the [[Engine Nacelle]] regarding the dry mass, amount of fuel it can carry and the air intake properties. It differs in that it radiates heat substantially better and costs slightly more. |
Prior to [[0.24]] it was purely cosmetic but could be easily mistaken for an air intake. This part was originally developed for the C7 Spaceplane pack, and has become a stock part since 0.15.0 and the introduction of the [[Spaceplane Hangar]]. | Prior to [[0.24]] it was purely cosmetic but could be easily mistaken for an air intake. This part was originally developed for the C7 Spaceplane pack, and has become a stock part since 0.15.0 and the introduction of the [[Spaceplane Hangar]]. | ||
Revision as of 13:27, 3 July 2015
The Radial Engine Body is a combination of an air intake and a small liquid fuel tank. It has the same properties as the Engine Nacelle regarding the dry mass, amount of fuel it can carry and the air intake properties. It differs in that it radiates heat substantially better and costs slightly more.
Prior to 0.24 it was purely cosmetic but could be easily mistaken for an air intake. This part was originally developed for the C7 Spaceplane pack, and has become a stock part since 0.15.0 and the introduction of the Spaceplane Hangar.
Product description
| “ | Improves jet performance by pre-compressing and rapidly cooling the intake air. | ” |
Changes
- Added fuel tank with 40 units of liquid fuel
- Added air intake
- Adjusted dry mass (from 0.3 to 0.15) and costs (from 550 to 1650)
- Initial stock release
