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* GPM impulse engine (circa [[2193]])<ref name=Horizon>[[Guide:Horizon/Advance]]</ref> | * GPM impulse engine (circa [[2193]])<ref name=Horizon>[[Guide: Horizon/Advance]]</ref> | ||
* KKR impulse engine (circa [[2229]])<ref name=Guardian>[[Guide: Guardian]]</ref><ref name=Independence>[[Guide: Independence]]</ref> | * KKR impulse engine (circa [[2229]])<ref name=Guardian>[[Guide: Guardian]]</ref><ref name=Independence>[[Guide: Independence]]</ref> | ||
* BTE impulse engine (circa [[2231]])<ref name=Ishinomaki>[[Guide: Ishinomaki]]</ref> | * BTE impulse engine (circa [[2231]])<ref name=Ishinomaki>[[Guide: Ishinomaki]]</ref> | ||
Revision as of 14:39, 18 December 2022
Scarbak, formed 1993, is a manufacturer of impulse engines and reaction control systems.[1][2][3][4]
Manufacturing
| Nomenclature | Name | Type | Factory | Rate | Associated |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| RCS2021-A | SPS RCS-867 | Reaction Control System | Cairo (Earth) | On demand | DY-120 |
| RCS2021-B | SPS RCS-352 | Reaction Control System | Cairo (Earth) | On demand | DY-120 |
| Nomenclature | Name | Type | Factory | Rate | Associated |
Future products:
- GPM impulse engine (circa 2193)[1]
- KKR impulse engine (circa 2229)[3][4]
- BTE impulse engine (circa 2231)[2]
- KKS impulse engine (circa 2261)[5]