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== Related Technologies == | == Related Technologies == | ||
=== | === M68 Gauss Cannon === | ||
{{Main|M68 Gauss Cannon}} | |||
The M68 Gauss Cannon is a UNSC weapon mounted on the [[M12G1 Warthog LAAV]] and on the stationary Gauss Turrets. It utilises the same coilgun technology used in Magnetic Accelerator Cannon, but on a smaller scale. | The M68 Gauss Cannon is a UNSC weapon mounted on the [[M12G1 Warthog LAAV]] and on the stationary Gauss Turrets. It utilises the same coilgun technology used in Magnetic Accelerator Cannon, but on a smaller scale. | ||
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The M92 Principle Gauss Cannon is a Magnetic Accelerator Weapon that runs along the length of a [[Open Frame 92/Extra-Vehicular Activity]]. | The M92 Principle Gauss Cannon is a Magnetic Accelerator Weapon that runs along the length of a [[Open Frame 92/Extra-Vehicular Activity]]. | ||
=== | === Mass Drivers === | ||
{{Main|Mass Driver}} | |||
A Mass Driver was a somewhat primitive United Nations Space Command orbital launch assembly designed to propel low-weight payloads into orbit, otherwise known as orbital lifting. The operating principle of the Mass Driver is essentially the same as that of the Magnetic Accelerator Cannon: a coilgun that magnetically accelerates a package consisting of a magnetizable holder containing a payload. | A Mass Driver was a somewhat primitive United Nations Space Command orbital launch assembly designed to propel low-weight payloads into orbit, otherwise known as orbital lifting. The operating principle of the Mass Driver is essentially the same as that of the Magnetic Accelerator Cannon: a coilgun that magnetically accelerates a package consisting of a magnetizable holder containing a payload. | ||
