Core Tek (Engines)
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Standard Fusion Engine
Core Tek standard Fusion Engine designs have been produced in a number of variants. The best known versions are listed below.
215 Series[1]
Extra Light Fusion Engine
Core Tek Extralight Fusion Engine designs have been produced in a number of variants. The best known versions are listed below.
215 XL Series
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| Manufactured on | Manufactured by | Typically used in | References |
| Richvale | Quikscell Company | Condor Hovertank (Upgrade) | [2] |
275 XL Series
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| Manufactured on | Manufactured by | Typically used in | References |
| Terra | Blankenburg Technologies | GRM-R-PR29 Grim Reaper | [3] |
385 XXL Series
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| Manufactured on | Manufactured by | Typically used in | References |
| Solaris VII | Innovative Design Concepts | PWR-1X Prowler | [4] |
Notes
† References unclear whether this factory produces or imports this equipment.