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Do you remember the good old SimCity 2000 era, where microwaves from space were used as sometimes hazardous, but reliable and clean power source in particular? Now, it has finally returned, the microwave power plant, which receives the beam from a satellite that collects the rays of the sun in earth's orbit. The capacity of this facility is equal to the hydrogen power plant, but the other values are the same as the ones from the solar power plant, which makes the microwave power plant an attractive power source, providing the sims with long-lasting, environment-friendly power. But be careful, when the beam misses the receiver, the next fire station shouldn't be too far away! Dependent on the selected difficulty level, the power plant will become available when certain requirements are met (look below for a list), i. e. you'll need the space port in "hard difficulty", since you'll also need a satellite in space that reflects the solar rays to earth first...
You can select the Power Plant version of this lot from the utilities - energy menu and plop it in your city. This BAT has the same statistics like the solar power plant, but far more output. It is a reward lot which has certain requirements, dependent on the difficulty level:
Easy difficulty: available right from the beginning Medium difficulty: 10,000 residents, 500 high-tech jobs Hard difficulty: 25,000 residents, 2,000 high-tech jobs, spaceportThisdownload comes with an EXE installer; Mac users can use FileJuicer to extract the files.
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Lot statistics
| Lot size: | 6 x 6 tiles |
| Menu position: | Utilities - Energy |
| Plop cost: | § 125,000 |
| Bulldoze cost: | § 1,000 |
| Monthly cost: | § 10,000 |
| Flammability: | 100 |
| Power produced: | 50.000 MWh/month |
| Water consumption: | 5 Gallons/month |
| Air pollution: | 5 over 3 tiles |
| Water pollution: | 5 over 3 tiles |
| Garbage pollution: | 10 over 0 tiles |
A SimForum BAT Team production. Created by Stolloss. Many thanks to the SFBT for their hints and tests during the development of the BAT building.
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