Difference between revisions of "Z-tek"
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| − | The Z-tek is second most powerful motor in Stock RA2. It is plain white, with a black rear, weighing 25 kg. | + | The Z-tek is second most powerful motor in Stock RA2. It is plain white, with a black rear, weighing 25 kg. [[Standard hitpoints]], 24 torque, 28 maxspeed. |
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The most powerful motor in Stock [[RA2]] is the High Power Z-tek (commonly abbreviated to HPZ-tek or HPZ). It is slightly longer than the Z-Tek and features a red ring on its white side. | The most powerful motor in Stock [[RA2]] is the High Power Z-tek (commonly abbreviated to HPZ-tek or HPZ). It is slightly longer than the Z-Tek and features a red ring on its white side. | ||
| − | The HPZ-tek is widely used in the RA2 community because of its power (it is the motor with the best power/weight ratio). It draws as much electricity as | + | The HPZ-tek is widely used in the RA2 community because of its power (it is the motor with the best power/weight ratio). It draws as much electricity as the Ztek and has twice the torque, for only 5kg more than the normal Z-tek. It weighs 30 kg. |
The Z-tek is a rather obvious reference to a real-life motor, the E-tek, which even looks like an E-tek. Notably, the [[E-Tek]] is available in DSL. | The Z-tek is a rather obvious reference to a real-life motor, the E-tek, which even looks like an E-tek. Notably, the [[E-Tek]] is available in DSL. | ||
Revision as of 06:47, 9 October 2010
Normal version
The Z-tek is second most powerful motor in Stock RA2. It is plain white, with a black rear, weighing 25 kg. Standard hitpoints, 24 torque, 28 maxspeed.
High Power version
The most powerful motor in Stock RA2 is the High Power Z-tek (commonly abbreviated to HPZ-tek or HPZ). It is slightly longer than the Z-Tek and features a red ring on its white side.
The HPZ-tek is widely used in the RA2 community because of its power (it is the motor with the best power/weight ratio). It draws as much electricity as the Ztek and has twice the torque, for only 5kg more than the normal Z-tek. It weighs 30 kg.
The Z-tek is a rather obvious reference to a real-life motor, the E-tek, which even looks like an E-tek. Notably, the E-Tek is available in DSL.
1 black can power 4 HPZ teks for 3 minutes.