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A crane, which will be equipped with a derrick or tower, is used to lower and lift materials with the use of pulleys and cable. Heavy gear manufacturers and the construction industry use cranes in various activities related with their method.  
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When a base has been destroyed, it is possible to repair the existing base remains so that what is inside is not lost (though it can be shipped out anyway) and there is no necessity to demolish the base and start from scratch. This is achieved with a repair kit, activated from a player ship whilst docked.
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Depending on the tech level of the base, different repair kits are required for the reconstruction. Anything up to tech 6 (for example if the base were made using any base kit below base kit IV) may be repaired by an ares repair kit. Anything tech 9 requires Adonis (matching the gear; energybank, protector etc.) tech 12 requires argonaut and so on (see [[Base Gear]] for tech level details).
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Cranes used in the construction industry are mainly temporary constructions possibly installed on a automobile which is built for the precise purpose of carrying the crane, or fixed to the ground. Cranes may become controlled by various methods these kinds of since radio control, infrared control or a built in control station by using a push button pendant or by a great operator sitting in the cab in the automobile.
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These kits have to be constructed in other bases before they can be used; one may only buy the blueprint for repair kits. All repair kits blueprints are for sale in [[Shadow]].
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A standardized palm sign is actually used between the man or woman operating the controls and the workers in the ground. Bigger installations use radio communication for this kind of purpose. Loads could be positioned with great precision using this kind of signals by experienced crew from the crane. Crane vessels or ships often carry the largest revolving cranes. For much more info visit [http://www.just-cranes.info - 
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It will be a surprise to note through the carved rock relief in Haterii’ersus tomb of 1st century Rome, which depicts a monument being built with a sort of crane, that cranes were used in medieval shipyards and ports in Poland.  
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The various kinds of cranes in common use are railroad cranes, mobile cranes, telescopic cranes, tower cranes, truck-attached cranes, rough terrain cranes, crawler cranes, loader cranes, floating cranes, gantry cranes and aerial cranes.
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A crane mounted on a railroad car or on a flatcar is called railroad crane. Mobile cranes are the most basic and common type of crane, which since the name implies, might be carried easily to any place. Tower cranes are fixed to the ground. These are generally largely used in structures for the best combination of training capacity and height. A telescopic crane will be capable of training lower ability but can achieve greater heights.  
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To provide greater mobility, a crane will be mounted on a carrier truck and is known as a truck-attached crane. Whereas the rough terrain cranes, which are attached on several rubber auto tires, are capable of choose and carry operations in rough terrain. Crawler cranes are installed on a set of tracks with a good undercarriage and have better balance and mobility.  
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A suspended crane or overhead crane will be used largely inside of factories and they are capable of carrying very heavy loads. In automated and computer controlled warehouses, a stacker crane with a forklift is used.
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During bridge or port construction, floating cranes are used. To load or offload difficult or heavy machinery floating cranes are best. They're additionally used in offshore work. Aerial cranes, which are expanded from helicopters, are used to lift large loads.
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The design of cranes is actually based on two major things to consider. First would be to lift specified mass, the second is actually it's stability, and it should not topple over while performing training procedures.
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|Patch up that unsightly hole in the side of your base.
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Revision as of 06:22, 25 October 2012

When a base has been destroyed, it is possible to repair the existing base remains so that what is inside is not lost (though it can be shipped out anyway) and there is no necessity to demolish the base and start from scratch. This is achieved with a repair kit, activated from a player ship whilst docked.

Depending on the tech level of the base, different repair kits are required for the reconstruction. Anything up to tech 6 (for example if the base were made using any base kit below base kit IV) may be repaired by an ares repair kit. Anything tech 9 requires Adonis (matching the gear; energybank, protector etc.) tech 12 requires argonaut and so on (see Base Gear for tech level details).

These kits have to be constructed in other bases before they can be used; one may only buy the blueprint for repair kits. All repair kits blueprints are for sale in Shadow.

Name TL Size Weight Repairs Base of Tech Source Comment Description
Ambrosia Repair Kit 14 800 4 million Will repair a destroyed base. Works on bases of tech 14 and lower. none BP from Shadow - 20 million Patch up that unsightly hole in the side of your base.


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