The Hyperspace Fuel Generator, also known by its more technical name the “Hyperspatial Tap And Fuel Generator”, is a relatively compact combination hyperspace tap and fuel generator designed by Osman Heavy Industries to provide buildings and vehicles with power and if need be, propellants in the form of fusion fuels.
The Hyperspace Fuel Generator was created after Osman Heavy Industries left the USO to escape corruption and economic instability in order to provide fuel for the small factory fleet that the company resided within. The solution that was found was to study the examples of Hyperspace Tap technology that they had in order to gain a solid enough understanding of it to produce a new product.
The Hyperspace Fuel Generator was envisioned as a method to both supply power and fusion fuel to various buildings and vehicles and combines the two functions in an easily scalable piece of equipment. The Hyperspace Fuel Generator provides power to essential systems, and can also power the relatively small molecular forge included in the unit, which produces liquid Helium 3 from energy, a clean-burning fusion fuel. The HFG can also store fuel in a pressurized reservoir.
The Hyperspace Fuel Generator has several functions, including;
The Hyperspace Fuel Generator comes in several different class, useful for a variety of applications. Multiple HFGs can even be mounted in the same product but may interfere with each other if mounted too close together. Any given class of HFG can be mounted in a piece of equipment, building or vehicle too small or large for it. For over-classed HFGs, this brings no inherent benefits without equipment to take advantage of extra power or more fuel. For under-classed HFGs, it means that more of them will be required to produce the same effect as a larger HFG.
Class 1 Hyperspace Fuel Generators are sized for small to medium sized buildings, some deployable field equipment, small to medium sized mecha/vehicles, and small to medium sized Aerospace craft. Taking up a total space of 1.47 cubic meters, class 1s are able to effectively provide power and fuel for any of the aforementioned applications. Any larger applications would require more than one class 1 HFG.
Price: 8,000 KS
Class 2 Hyperspace Fuel Generators are sized for large buildings, some deployable buildings, large mecha/vehicles and large Aerospace craft. Taking up a total space of 4 cubic meters, class 2s are able to effectively provide power and fuel for any of the aforementioned applications. Any larger applications would require more than one class 2 HFG.
Price: 10,000 ks
Class 3 Hyperspace Fuel Generators are sized for building complexes, small to medium towns, small space stations, and small to medium starships. Taking up a total space of 10 cubic meters, class 3s are able to effectively provide power and fuel for any of the aforementioned applications. Any larger applications would require more than one class 3 HFG.
Price: 14,000 ks
Class 4 Hyperspace Fuel Generators are sized for large towns to medium cities, medium to large space stations, and large starships. Taking up a total space of 27 cubic meters, class 4s are able to effectively provide power and fuel for any of the aforementioned applications. Any larger applications would require more than one class 4 HFG.
Price: 20,000 ks
Class 5 Hyperspace Fuel Generators are sized for large cities, Megacities, Starbases, and capital sized starships. Taking up a total space of 125 cubic meters, class 5s are able to effectively provide power and fuel for any of the aforementioned applications. Any larger applications would require more than one class 5 HFG.
Price: 28,000 ks
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Product Categories | subsystems |
Product Name | Hyperspace Fuel Generator |
Nomenclature | OH-G4000 |
Manufacturer | Osman Heavy Industries |
Year Released | YE 40 |
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Supply Classification | Class E - PARTS AND COMPONENTS |
First Used | YE 41 |