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An modern refinement upon the centuries old design of standard [[jump jet]]s, '''improved jump jets''' are twice as large and as heavy as their normal counterparts, but can propel a [['Mech]] further with less heat build-up. Developed by [[Clan Wolf-in-Exile]] in [[3069]]<ref>''TechManual'', p. 225</ref>, thanks to their sharing of the specs with allies of the [[Arc-Royal Defense Cordon]] fighting against the [[Word of Blake|Blakists]] and the espionage efforts of their [[Clan Wolf|Crusader brethren]], they have spread throughout the [[Inner Sphere]].
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An modern refinement upon the centuries old design of standard [[jump jet]]s, '''improved jump jets''' are twice as large and as heavy as their normal counterparts, but can propel a [['Mech]] further with less heat build-up.
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==History==
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Developed by [[Clan Wolf-in-Exile]] in [[3069]], <ref>''TechManual'', p. 225</ref> thanks to their sharing of the specs with allies of the [[Arc-Royal Defense Cordon]] fighting against the [[Word of Blake|Blakists]] and the espionage efforts of their [[Clan Wolf|Crusader brethren]], they have spread throughout the [[Inner Sphere]].
  
 
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==Bibliography==
 
==Bibliography==
*''[[Maximum Tech]]''
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* ''[[Maximum Tech]]''
*''[[Tech Manual]]''
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Revision as of 18:37, 12 October 2010

An modern refinement upon the centuries old design of standard jump jets, improved jump jets are twice as large and as heavy as their normal counterparts, but can propel a 'Mech further with less heat build-up.

History

Developed by Clan Wolf-in-Exile in 3069, [1] thanks to their sharing of the specs with allies of the Arc-Royal Defense Cordon fighting against the Blakists and the espionage efforts of their Crusader brethren, they have spread throughout the Inner Sphere.

References

  1. TechManual, p. 225

Bibliography