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Line 1: ==Description== ==Description== − '''Refit kits''', also referred to as "upgrade kits", "modification kits", "modification packages", or "retrofit kit"<ref>''[[Technical Readout: 3055]]'', p. 92</ref> in various sources, are factory-produced packages, often by the original manufacturer, designed to modify a given unit such as a [[BattleMech]] from its original stock specifications into a different but standardized version.<ref name=SO>''Strategic Operations'', p. 188 "Customization"</ref> A modification from one set of specifications into another, or into a custom configuration, does not technically require a refit kit to perform, but the modification is more easily accomplished if a refit kit is available. + '''Refit kits''', also referred to as "upgrade kits", "modification kits" or "modification packages" in various sources, are factory-produced packages, often by the original manufacturer, designed to modify a given unit such as a [[BattleMech]] from its original stock specifications into a different but standardized version.<ref name=SO>''Strategic Operations'', p. 188 "Customization"</ref> A modification from one set of specifications into another, or into a custom configuration, does not technically require a refit kit to perform, but the modification is more easily accomplished if a refit kit is available. It is implied that, beyond the regular spare parts or components that could be expected to be available for maintenance purposes in the field anyways, such a kit or package would have useful extra content such as technical information, instructions, special tools or special parts involved in the modification. It is implied that, beyond the regular spare parts or components that could be expected to be available for maintenance purposes in the field anyways, such a kit or package would have useful extra content such as technical information, instructions, special tools or special parts involved in the modification.
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| − | '''Refit kits''', also referred to as "upgrade kits", "modification kits" | + | '''Refit kits''', also referred to as "upgrade kits", "modification kits" or "modification packages" in various sources, are factory-produced packages, often by the original manufacturer, designed to modify a given unit such as a [[BattleMech]] from its original stock specifications into a different but standardized version.<ref name=SO>''Strategic Operations'', p. 188 "Customization"</ref> A modification from one set of specifications into another, or into a custom configuration, does not technically require a refit kit to perform, but the modification is more easily accomplished if a refit kit is available. |
It is implied that, beyond the regular spare parts or components that could be expected to be available for maintenance purposes in the field anyways, such a kit or package would have useful extra content such as technical information, instructions, special tools or special parts involved in the modification. | It is implied that, beyond the regular spare parts or components that could be expected to be available for maintenance purposes in the field anyways, such a kit or package would have useful extra content such as technical information, instructions, special tools or special parts involved in the modification. | ||