Generator
Name Manufacturer EN Capacity EN Recharge Supply Recovery Post-Recovery EN Supply Energy Firearm Spec. Weight EN Output Description Image
VP-20D Arquebus 3720 714 384 1400 108 11030 4430 Circulating-current generator developed by Arquebus. Designed with a focus on EN capacity and output to support Arquebus energy weapons, it supplies more raw power than any other corporate product on the market.
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VP-20C Arquebus 2870 980 454 1230 100 5320 3670 Circulating-current generator developed by Arquebus. The design goal for this model was to create a generator with no drawbacks, resulting in a product that provides stable performance in any AC assembly.
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VP-20S Arquebus 2620 892 434 1200 94 3800 3200 Circulating-current generator developed by Arquebus. Tailored to lightweight ACs, such as those built by Schneider, efforts were made to keep its weight modest while providing capable output for its size.
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VE-20A Arquebus ADD 2570 787 416 600 120 3590 3120 Circulating-current generator designed by Arquebus ADD. Engineered to support high-spec energy weapon prototypes, it maximises EN output at the expense of sacrificing performance in other regards.
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VE-20C Arquebus ADD 3690 555 377 720 128 10130 4090 Circulating-current generator developed by Arquebus ADD. Features improved EN capacity and output while retaining a focus on energy weapon stabilization. However, it suffers from a heavy weight burden and recharging difficulties.
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VE-20B Arquebus ADD 3300 763 392 800 150 5860 2890 Circulating-current generator designed by Arquebus ADD. Engineered to maximize energy weapon specialization, this model even sacrifices EN output to a degree, positioning its performance somewhere close to a concept model.
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AG-E-013 YABA BAWS 3060 1086 555 1000 95 5080 3000 Internal combustion generator developed by BAWS for modern ACs. A balanced model capable of withstanding the demands of modern combat, its development was aimed at narrowing Rubicon's post-closure technological gap.
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AG-J-098 JOSO BAWS 2300 769 500 400 72 3420 2600 Internal combustion generator developed by BAWS for an old-generation AC. Performance is not dissimilar to generic labor MT models, making it an unreliable choice for combat use in a modern AC build.
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AG-T-005 HOKUSHI BAWS 3420 1052 370 850 90 7080 3810 BAWS internal combustion generator developed in tandem with Elcano. Improved output allows for use of high-burden parts, but supply recovery performance leaves much to be desired, calling for a degree of EN management finesse.
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DF-GN-08 SAN-TAI Dafeng Core Industries 4420 1020 526 620 88 10060 3210 Internal combustion generator developed by Dafeng Core Industries. This model was designed for use with the corporation's independently-manufactured heavyweight ACs, and features outstanding EN capacity.
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DF-GN-06 MING-TANG Dafeng Core Industries 3140 1449 666 440 76 6320 3160 Internal combustion generator developed by Dafeng Core Industries. A joint development with Balam, this model focuses on ensuring good EN capacity and recharging.
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DF-GN-02 LING-TAI Dafeng Core Industries 2240 2000 833 280 61 3860 2340 Internal combustion generator developed by Dafeng Core Industries. Commissioned by Balam, the specifications for this model demanded lightweight construction matched with excellent EN recharge capabilities.
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IB-C03G: NGI 000 Rubicon Research Institute 4400 250 312 3100 102 8950 4340 Prototype Coral-based internal combustion generator developed long ago by the Rubicon Research Institute. Optimized for power-hungry Coral weapons, with rapid EN recovery enabled by maximized combustion.
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IA-C01G: AORTA Rubicon Research Institute 3000 238 333 2000 105 4330 3500 Coral-based internal combustion generator developed long ago by the Rubicon Research Institute. This model takes advantage of the Coral's biological traits, enabling rapid recovery by pushing combustion to its limit.
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