Karagin
07/11/02 08:38 PM
63.173.170.123
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Anyone know which planet has the largest fusion engine plant on it?
Karagin
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Nightmare
07/12/02 05:12 AM
194.251.240.106
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No, but you can perhaps hazard a guess if you check the Planetary Database here on Sarna. I`d guess it`s one of the larger warfactory worlds, like Hesperus II or Keystone.
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Edited by Nightmare (07/12/02 05:13 AM)
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Cray
07/12/02 10:56 AM
24.165.242.27
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Use Sarna's manufacturer finder. Are you referring to 400-rated engines, or warship engines?
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Karagin
07/12/02 11:26 AM
63.173.170.70
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Looking for who makes the most...largest manufacture on which planet.
Karagin
Given time and plenty of paper, a philosopher can prove anything.
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Cray
07/12/02 12:11 PM
24.165.242.27
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That, I believe, is nearly impossible to answer given the available information. I've never seen a listing of how many components a given factory produces in BT. The only vehicle or component with listed production rates are mechs.
For the Succession Wars era through 3067, I would guess Terra. EVERY personal car is fusion powered on Terra, and the population is ~6 billion, indicating hundreds of millions of fusion engines in use.
Mike Miller, Materials Engineer
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Acolyte
07/12/02 05:27 PM
142.179.27.248
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Then the largest would be wherever you deem it to be! 
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Acolyte
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