1. INTRODUCTION:
During the year 3304, in a display of innovation, various factories have begun to produce new components that allow more diversity in the range of equipment available for combat mechs. The Double Booster engine is one of them, and indeed, an excellent option for light mechs as opposed to equipment for heavy mech so often of dubious quality and loaded with flaws and vulnerabilities.
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2. TECHNICAL DATA:
Manufacturer: Star Factories.
Type: Engine
Quality: Niobium.
Designed for light tonnage: 25 tons and below.
Propulsion: Speed +23. (High- Only bypassed by Cogwerk Micro Block or Block Charge)
Enhancements: Fork 4%.
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- Ferrite: 208
- Bioptics: 191
- Niodes: 11
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4. DESCRIPTION:
The booster consist on a double external jet-pack engine of high propulsion power with a continuum energy retro feed to keep supporting a fast and dexterous offensive maneuvering while aiming for multiple targets.
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5. MECHS DESTINATION & MAX CAPABILITIES.
- Anzu: 5 Engines (levels 12, 20, 55, 65 & 90) >> 20% Fork; + 115 Speed.
- Axe Bot: 4 Engines (levels 6, 16, 36 & 66) >> 16% Fork; +92 Speed.
- Nerio: 2 engines (levels 9 & 74) >> 8% Fork; +46 Speed.
- Hoplite: 2 engines (13 & 65) 8% Fork; +46 Speed.
- Shocklite: 2 engines (levels 18 & 100) 8% Fork; +46 Speed.
- WarHorse: 1 engine (level 27) 4% Fork, +23 Speed.
- Red Ant: 0 engines Incapability to equip any Double Booster.
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6. EVALUATION:
Superior (7.5/10)
While this engine sacrifices some of the extra speed that engines as the Cogwerk Micro Block or the Block Charge can provide (Speed 25), the trade-off is quite a profitable skill that will increase significantly the odds in your matches in Spec KOTMs or WC and FW specs battles by allowing you to double kill enemy units.
Submitted by Germán Jaramillo ID # 685605.