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| − | + | Batteries are Power components that provide electricity to your bots. | |
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| + | Batteries have two unique stats :'''electotal''' and '''elecmaxinourate''' | ||
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| + | '''Electotal''' (ETO) is the total amount of energy contained in a battery at the start of the match, and more ETO contributes to the battery's longevity. | ||
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| + | '''Elecmaxinourate''' (EMI) is the total amount of energy that can be pumped out of the battery in one unit of time (currently unknown, may be minutes). It is more known as the "Amp" unit in DSL, with 1 amp = 10 EMI. | ||
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| + | A good metaphor is to see a battery as a liquid tank with a valve and exit at the bottom. ETO is the total volume of liquid and EMI is the volumetric flow rate that goes through the valve. | ||
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| + | It is unknown if EMI varies with the loss of battery power during the match. | ||
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| + | [[Category:Batteries|*Batteries]] | ||
Latest revision as of 08:32, 29 January 2013
Batteries are Power components that provide electricity to your bots.
Batteries have two unique stats :electotal and elecmaxinourate
Electotal (ETO) is the total amount of energy contained in a battery at the start of the match, and more ETO contributes to the battery's longevity.
Elecmaxinourate (EMI) is the total amount of energy that can be pumped out of the battery in one unit of time (currently unknown, may be minutes). It is more known as the "Amp" unit in DSL, with 1 amp = 10 EMI.
A good metaphor is to see a battery as a liquid tank with a valve and exit at the bottom. ETO is the total volume of liquid and EMI is the volumetric flow rate that goes through the valve.
It is unknown if EMI varies with the loss of battery power during the match.