Lift module

Lift Modules are modules that use Suspendium to keep Airships aloft.

List

Image	Name	HP	Cost	Size	Lift	Weight	Coal Usage	Notes
	Small Suspendium Chamber	60	60	2x1	600	50	1 per 40 seconds	A modest crystal of Suspendium is kept chained and charged in this chamber, keeping the ship aloft.
	Suspendium Chamber	200	180	2x3	2000	120	1 per 20 seconds	A large crystal of Suspendium is kept chained and charged in this chamber, keeping the ship aloft.
	Large Suspendium Chamber	400	350	3x4	5000	350	1 per 10 seconds	A mighty steam engine powers a huge Suspendium crystal. The engine is so large it requires a chimney directly above. This module requires clear space above it.
	Suspendium Dust Tank	50	15	2x3	250	50	None	A tank filled with charged Suspendium dust - a simple and low-maintenance way to keep airships aloft. External module.
	Large Suspendium Dust Tank	140	80	9x5	2200	250	None	This very large Suspendium tanks is a cheap and powerful way to keep a ship aloft, but it's also rather fragile. External module.
	Pressurized Suspendium Dust Tank	70	80	2x2	900	100	None	Suspendium dust particles repel one another, but they can be pressurized to create a more efficient source of low-maintenance lift. One that tends to explode violently when damaged. Unlike other dust tanks, it is an internal module that can be protected with armor.
	Suspendium Dust Tank Endcap	100	12	3x2	200	38	None	A tank filled with charged Suspendium dust - a simple and low-maintenance way to keep airships aloft. External module.
	Large Suspendium Dust Tank Endcap	300	60	5x3	1600	180	None	This very large Suspendium tank is a cheap and powerful way to keep a ship aloft, but it's also rather fragile. External module.
	Moon Disk Fragment Chamber	300	930	3x5	10000	300	None	A fragment of strange moon material is encased in a giant glass jar, its noxious outputs carefully managed. It provides lift through unknown means. Rare bonus from defeating a moon disk; generates a LOT of lift but is large & inconvenient to integrate into ship designs.