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 The larger cells(E to H) are box form. The larger cells(E to H) are box form.
  
-The given durations for items are using TL 10 cells, for TL 11(*5 cost) cells multiply by 2If you use old TL 9 cells, they are 1/the duration.+The given durations/shots and similar for items are using Advanced TL 10 cells, for TL 11(*5 cost) cells multiply by 2, Early TL 10 cells divide by 2, Advanced TL 9 cells divide by 4, If you use old TL 9 cells, they are 1/the duration.
  
-Each cell will hold 21 mj(5.8kwh)/kg at TL 10. If made to explode(-electrician or -5 demolitions) they have a REF of 5. (tl 11 is 42mj/kg tl 9:10mj/kg  tl 8 0.5 mj/kg)+Energy cells, typical capacities of the TL. Early TL might have as low as half and towards the end of TL the value might be up to double for advanced cells. 
 +^Cost^TL^Energy MJ/kg^Energy KWH/kg^REF^To make explode^Notes^ 
 +|*5|11|21|5.8|5|-3| 
 +|*1|Advanced 10/Early 11|10.5|2.9|3.5|-5|Most survival/military gear| 
 +|*0.25|10|5.2|1.4|2.5|-7|Most civilian everyday gear| 
 +|*0.1|Advanced 9/Early 10|2.6|0.72|1.75|-9|Still commonly used in cheap gadgets| 
 +|??|9|1.3|0.36|1.25|-11|Lithium Thionyl Chloride| 
 +|??|Advanced 8/Early 9|0.65|0.18|  |  |Lithium-ion | 
 +|??|8|0.33|0.09|  |  |NiMH | 
 +|??|Advanced 7/Early 8|0.16|0.045|  |  |Advanced Lead Acid,NiCad| 
 +|??|7|0.08|0.023|  |  |Lead Acid|
  
 +To make explode: Skill difficulty to make it quickly explode a failure 
  
-AA cell:These tiny cells operate devices with minimal power requirements, like very small robots or brain implants. $0.08, 0.0002 lbs. (5 000 AA cells weigh 1 kg.)+ 
 +AA cell:These tiny cells operate devices with minimal power requirements, like very small robots or brain implants. $0.08, 0.0002 kg. (5 000 AA cells weigh 1 kg.)
  
 A cell: These small cells are often used in clothing or consumer goods that require low power outputs. They’re about the size of a watch battery, or postage stamp-sized for flexible cells. $0.4, 0.002 kg. (500 A cells weigh 1 kg.) A cell: These small cells are often used in clothing or consumer goods that require low power outputs. They’re about the size of a watch battery, or postage stamp-sized for flexible cells. $0.4, 0.002 kg. (500 A cells weigh 1 kg.)
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 Solar Panels:Solar panels convert light into electricity. They work in any environment where strong light (such as sunlight) is available. The primary development at ultra-tech TLs is in inexpensive production of thin-film solar cells that have increased efficiency. Solar Panels:Solar panels convert light into electricity. They work in any environment where strong light (such as sunlight) is available. The primary development at ultra-tech TLs is in inexpensive production of thin-film solar cells that have increased efficiency.
  
-Solar Power Array (TL9): This semi-portable array of solar panels is a generator that provides external power. It takes a minute to deploy, and covers about 40 square meters. It provides 800 kwh in earth average sunlight/day. $10,000, 230 kg.  The size assumes an earthlike level of sunlight; multiply cost and weight by relative light levels for other environments. LC4  TL 10 is +20% and TL 11 is +50%+Solar Power Array (TL9): This semi-portable array of solar panels is a generator that provides external power. It takes a minute to deploy, and covers about 40 square meters. It provides 80 kwh in earth average sunlight/day(upto 5 times that in optimal conditions). $10,000, 230 kg.  The size assumes an earthlike level of sunlight; multiply cost and weight by relative light levels for other environments. LC4  TL 10 is +20% and TL 11 is +50%
  
 Fission Generators (TL9): Fission reactors produce power by splitting the nucleus of heavy fissionable elements such as uranium. The reactor and electric generator designs available at TL9 are much more compact and far less expensive than TL7-8 reactors. (They are still heavy, due to the shielding required.) A typical semi-portable system fits in a truck bed, and provides external power for five years before maintenance and  refueling (50% of cost). It produces up to 2.5 MW. $100,000, 450 kg. LC2 Fission Generators (TL9): Fission reactors produce power by splitting the nucleus of heavy fissionable elements such as uranium. The reactor and electric generator designs available at TL9 are much more compact and far less expensive than TL7-8 reactors. (They are still heavy, due to the shielding required.) A typical semi-portable system fits in a truck bed, and provides external power for five years before maintenance and  refueling (50% of cost). It produces up to 2.5 MW. $100,000, 450 kg. LC2
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 Semi-Portable Fusion Reactor(TL10): A small nuclear fusion reactor. It fuses hydrogen into helium, liberating energy in the process. $200,000, 45kg. It produces up to 500 kW. Its internal fuel supply operates it for up to 20 years; refueling and maintenance is $20,000. LC3. Semi-Portable Fusion Reactor(TL10): A small nuclear fusion reactor. It fuses hydrogen into helium, liberating energy in the process. $200,000, 45kg. It produces up to 500 kW. Its internal fuel supply operates it for up to 20 years; refueling and maintenance is $20,000. LC3.
  
-Advanced Semi-Portable Fusion Reactor(TL11): A small nuclear fusion reactor. It fuses hydrogen into helium, liberating energy in the process. It produces up to 1 MW. $1,000,000, 45kg. Its internal fuel supply operates it for up to 20 years; refueling and maintenance is $20,000. LC3.+Advanced Semi-Portable Fusion Reactor(TL11): A small nuclear fusion reactor. It fuses hydrogen into helium, liberating energy in the process. It produces up to 1 MW. $1,000,000, 45kg. Its internal fuel supply operates it for up to 20 years; refueling and maintenance is $40,000. LC3.
  
-Portable Fusion Reactor (TL11): This is a compact reactor using antimatter or exotic matter (such as muons) to catalyze a fusion reaction. It produces up to 50 kw. $500,000, 2.3 kg Its internal fuel supply operates it for up to 10 years; refueling and maintenance is $50,000. LC2+Portable Fusion Reactor (TL11): This is a compact reactor using antimatter or exotic matter (such as muons) to catalyze a fusion reaction. It produces up to 50 kw. $500,000, 2.3 kg Its internal fuel supply operates it for up to 10 years; refueling and maintenance is $100,000. LC2
  
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