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Teufel  ([[Special:Contributions/24.230.166.233|24.230.166.233]] 23:16, 23 June 2017 (EDT))
 
Teufel  ([[Special:Contributions/24.230.166.233|24.230.166.233]] 23:16, 23 June 2017 (EDT))
  
==15 May 2017==
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=*=15 May 2017=*=
 
*I am a gamer, who by all extents is a bit weird.  I noticed in the 3055 and the 3058 Technical Reports, that the Inner Sphere forces used triple space double heat sinks.  At the time they were being shifted because FASA was bankrupt.  Up until then the DHS was literally 2 spaces, I know because I have some manuals, that have the double heat sinks taking up 2 spots.  So I had an idea.  It started when I was asked to modify an Awesome for a friend.  He wanted clan weapons, and it got me thinking.  I increased the engine to 250.  This gave me 10 free sinks.  I added the clan weapons, and Clan Endo.  But I had a problem with the heat.  So I noticed them and well I had an odd idea.  Would it be possible to invent a new piece of hardware.  Clans did have single and double heat sinks.  So I looked and stripped the covers off of three of them and split one in half.  I took two Inner Sphere double heat sinks and tossed away the guts.  This allowed me to install the clan weight systems into the skins of the Inner Sphere, But I knew that was not... knew it was odd, but couldn't use the split models I made except to form a new heat sink pattern for the computer.  To fabricate the ones giving me a Radical Heat Sink that never failed.  If split, it would always fail.
 
*I am a gamer, who by all extents is a bit weird.  I noticed in the 3055 and the 3058 Technical Reports, that the Inner Sphere forces used triple space double heat sinks.  At the time they were being shifted because FASA was bankrupt.  Up until then the DHS was literally 2 spaces, I know because I have some manuals, that have the double heat sinks taking up 2 spots.  So I had an idea.  It started when I was asked to modify an Awesome for a friend.  He wanted clan weapons, and it got me thinking.  I increased the engine to 250.  This gave me 10 free sinks.  I added the clan weapons, and Clan Endo.  But I had a problem with the heat.  So I noticed them and well I had an odd idea.  Would it be possible to invent a new piece of hardware.  Clans did have single and double heat sinks.  So I looked and stripped the covers off of three of them and split one in half.  I took two Inner Sphere double heat sinks and tossed away the guts.  This allowed me to install the clan weight systems into the skins of the Inner Sphere, But I knew that was not... knew it was odd, but couldn't use the split models I made except to form a new heat sink pattern for the computer.  To fabricate the ones giving me a Radical Heat Sink that never failed.  If split, it would always fail.
 
I created some rules for my own games.
 
I created some rules for my own games.

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