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| − | [[File:Batery_.png|thumb|An Energy Pal S.3 batery/powerpack]]A rechargeable batterie which Simon found in [[Omicron]] in order to gain acces to the power suit. |
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| + | The '''Energy Pal S.3''' is a high performance rechargeable lithium-sulphur pack manufactured by [[Haimatsu]] and used to power equipment supplied by them such as Machine tools, XO-rigs, and the [[Haimatsu Power Suit]]. |
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| + | ==In-game== |
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| + | At Omicron, [[Simon Jarrett]] takes an Energy Pal from a charging station to use it in order to power up a Haimatsu Power Suit. Later at [[Phi]], Simon has to continuously move an Energy Pal to different panels in order to power several compartments on the lower level. |
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| + | == Gallery == |
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| + | ===''SOMA''=== |
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| + | <gallery bordersize="none" bordercolor="transparent" hideaddbutton="true" width="250"> |
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| + | Haimatsu Energy Pal S.3 pamphlet cover.png|The cover of the Energy Pal S.3 pamphlet. |
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| + | Haimatsu Energy Pal S.3 pamphlet.png|The inside of the pamphlet. |
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| + | Haimatsu Energy Pal S.3 charging station.png|Charging station for the Energy Pal |
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| + | </gallery> |
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| + | [[Category:Haimatsu]] |
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The Energy Pal S.3 is a high performance rechargeable lithium-sulphur pack manufactured by Haimatsu and used to power equipment supplied by them such as Machine tools, XO-rigs, and the Haimatsu Power Suit.
In-game
At Omicron, Simon Jarrett takes an Energy Pal from a charging station to use it in order to power up a Haimatsu Power Suit. Later at Phi, Simon has to continuously move an Energy Pal to different panels in order to power several compartments on the lower level.
Gallery
SOMA
The cover of the Energy Pal S.3 pamphlet.
The inside of the pamphlet.
Charging station for the Energy Pal
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