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[[Image:Power Drain in Action.jpg|thumb|right|250px|The Power Drain emits a field of blue energy that strips away all energy shielding within its range.]] | [[Image:Power Drain in Action.jpg|thumb|right|250px|The Power Drain emits a field of blue energy that strips away all energy shielding within its range.]] | ||
*This [[equipment]] will stall a vehicle's engine, but the weapon/weapons on the vehicle still work. The most effective way to take out an armored vehicle | *This [[equipment]] will stall a vehicle's engine, but the weapon/weapons on the vehicle still work. The most effective way to take out an armored vehicle such as a [[Warthog]] is to throw a Power Drain followed by a grenade, killing most of the players onboard. Several follow-up shots will take out any survivors. | ||
*This is a good piece of equipment that is well-used in conjunction with headshot-capable weapons such as the [[Battle Rifle]], [[Type-51 Carbine|Carbine]] and [[Magnum]]. | *This is a good piece of equipment that is well-used in conjunction with headshot-capable weapons such as the [[Battle Rifle]], [[Type-51 Carbine|Carbine]] and [[Magnum]]. | ||
*This is the piece of equipment that is useful when outnumbered; once drained, the whole group of enemies becomes a big one-hit-kill target. | *This is the piece of equipment that is useful when outnumbered; once drained, the whole group of enemies becomes a big one-hit-kill target. | ||