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The '''offshore pump''' is the only source of water. It is commonly used to provide steam to [[Steam engine|steam engines]] for power generation. The offshore pump itself requites no power to operate. | The '''offshore pump''' is the only source of water. It is commonly used to provide steam to [[Steam engine|steam engines]] for power generation. The offshore pump itself requites no power to operate. | ||
Do not mix the offshore pump with the [[Small pump]]. | |||
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| '''Recipe:''' || {{icon|iron-gear-wheel|1|Iron gear wheel}} + {{icon|pipe|1|Pipe}} + {{icon|electronic-circuit|2|Electronic circuit}} + {{icon|time icon|1|time}} => {{icon|pump|1|Pump}} | | '''Recipe:''' || {{icon|iron-gear-wheel|1|Iron gear wheel}} + {{icon|pipe|1|Pipe}} + {{icon|electronic-circuit|2|Electronic circuit}} + {{icon|time icon|1|time}} => {{icon|pump|1|Pump}} | ||
Revision as of 02:51, 22 March 2015
The offshore pump is the only source of water. It is commonly used to provide steam to steam engines for power generation. The offshore pump itself requites no power to operate.
Do not mix the offshore pump with the Small pump.
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