P.U.L.S.E Engines

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P.U.L.S.E Engines are machines designed to use P.U.L.S.E Liquid to generate massive amounts of highly efficient energy by using the inherent properties of the liquid to create varying force effects. In essence, upon the activation of an engine, the inserted P.U.L.S.E Liquid is activated and spun to create a field of force that can effectively turn a motor and generate power. Due to the release of the energy from the liquid in this manner, this method of energy generation is far more efficient than, for instance, a coal, gasoline, diesel, bio-diesel, natural gas, propane, methane, wood, or peat burning engine of the same size. However, this efficiency comes with marginally diminishing returns as the size of the motor can be a limiting factor in engines. For this reason, P.U.L.S.E Reactors were invented to sacrifice most of the mobility and efficiency of P.U.L.S.E engines for sheer power output.