Lift

'Lift' Vectors are maneuverable thrusters used to control your skimmer.

The term 'Lift' applies to the force provided by the 'Lift' Vectors, regardless of the direction they are pointed. Most commonly pointed in a downward direction, 'Lift' Vectors typically direct a portion of the craft’s energy output into a vector that provides some sort of vertical force on the craft. Lift Vectors are controlled by the pilot, and can a large degree of movement (configurable via the ECU). 'Lift' Vectors generally control the maneuverability of a skimmer.

Pro-Tip: Every 'Lift' Vector has a max power rating and if overloaded, (often through prolonged boost/jump) will temporarily spark out, causing loss of control.

Vector36 is in Early Access, and component statistics are likely to change before proper release. Part details may change over time, and must be maintained by the community.

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Baris 50m

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 * This low-cost thruster fills a unique niche due to its low weight, but its Max Power rating makes it prone to malfunction during boosts.

Baris 200XL

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 * This thruster is unique due to its high mass.

GK FB-800

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 * Low Mass and high response make this a versatile thruster.

GK FB-1200

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 * With identical stats to the GK FB-800, I can only assume this part provides similar functionality at a slightly higher mass.

Quill MR6

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 * The Quill MR6 provides similar performance with less heat than the GK thrusters, allowing for more frequent Boost.

Quill MR7

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 * With identical stats, a higher version number and a lower price, I have no idea what to think about the Quill MR7.
 * }