I don’t see it.
[quote=“jcd, post:1, topic:6909”]8. Suggestion: Air Conditioning system for cars. Maybe also a/c units in buildings for spare parts.
Function: As long as powered, “normalize” the temperature in a 2-tile radius.
I mean moving the temperature towards the ideal 20 oC up or down from where it is currently, limited to a maximal ±15 oC change.
Eg, if current temp is 30 oC, a/c works as it should and climatized area has 20 oC.
But if current temp is -5 oC, a/c cannot reach the optimal 20 oC, only -5+15=10 oC.
Maybe the player should also be able to program it for an optimal temperature within the 10-30 oC range, rather than having it set up for 20 oC.[/quote]
We have that already.
[quote=“jcd, post:1, topic:6909”]Also a book of mechanics 9->10 (maybe called ASHRAE handbook?) could be added with the recipes:
i: name: valve:
needed: mechanics(6)+ welder+ hammer
material: chunks of steel(2)+ plastic chunks(2)+ pool ball(1)+ spring(1)
ii: name: heat exchanger:
needed: mechanics(6)+ welder+ hammer
material: copper tubing(2)+ copper tubing(6) OR aluminum can(12)
iii: name: compressor:
needed: mechanics(8)+ welder+ hammer+ screwdriver
material: power converter(4)+ small electric motor(1)+ metal tank+ valves(4)+ copper wire(20)+ copper tubing(2)
Note: Maybe the vacuum sealer should be able to get disassebled in order to scavenge most of these parts, and also a crafting recipe for the vacuum sealer could exist too.
A vacuum cleaner item could be also added, used to disasseble for parts.
iv: name: electronic a/c controller:
needed: electronics(8)+ screwdriver+ soldering iron
material: copper wire(5)+ processor board(2)+ small lcd screen(1)+ pilot light(1)+ electronic scrap(4)+ plastic chunks(2)
v: name: Air Conditioning Unit
needed: Mechanics(10), Electronics(4)+ Welder/welder alternatives, Hammer/hammer alternatives, Screwdriver, Forge, Compressor (used to create vacuum and pressurize the refrigerant)
material: copper wire(30), copper tubing(4), ammonia(15) (used as refrigerant), plastic chunks(20) OR steel (casing), metal OR duct tape (hold everything together), valve(4), heat exchanger(4), compressor(1), electronic a/c controller(1), (small electric motor(1) + blade(1)) OR desk fan (air flow)[/quote]
Eh. I’d rather have a heater than an A/C in New England.