Propulsion module

Propulsion modules are modules designed to move airships and landships. Modules are divided into two categories, landship propulsion and airship propulsion.

Airships

Propellers

Propellor

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A steam-powered propellor, used to move the ship forwards and back.

Weight	HP	$	Propulsion	Rate of coal consumption	Operators
80	160	68	80	1 per 30 seconds	1(2)

Small Propellor

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A little steam propellor, able to shift smaller ships.

Weight	HP	$	Propulsion	Rate of coal consumption	Operators
25	40	32	20	1 per 100 seconds	1

Large Propellor

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A massive steam-powered propellor with a vertical chimney. This means it must have open space above it.

Weight	HP	$	Propulsion	Rate of coal consumption	Operators
160	250	142	270	1 per 18 seconds	2(3)

Engine Pod

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Weight	HP	$	Propulsion	Rate of coal consumption	Operators
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Sails

This cheap propulsion module come as two major variants: side sail and the ship sails (the type of the 18th century’s ships).

Side sail

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A simple but labour-intensive way of moving your ship around.

Weight	HP	$	Propulsion	Operators
120	80	28	50	3(4)