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This is an explanation of the mechanism behind how some machine works. | This is an explanation of the mechanism behind how some machine works. | ||
This should also list existing functional mechanisms for the different ways that a machine can work. This refers to the Technology Tree of Choices - which is a list of the various implementations that are possible. | This should also list existing functional mechanisms for the different ways that a machine can work. This refers to the [[Technology Tree of Choices]] - which is a list of the various implementations that are possible. | ||
For example, a hay rake can have several implementations - such as a linear rake and a rotary rake. The one that offers the most performance according to OSE Specification is chosen for the GVCS. | For example, a hay rake can have several implementations - such as a linear rake and a rotary rake. The one that offers the most performance according to OSE Specification is chosen for the GVCS. | ||
Revision as of 00:52, 9 September 2015
This is an explanation of the mechanism behind how some machine works.
This should also list existing functional mechanisms for the different ways that a machine can work. This refers to the Technology Tree of Choices - which is a list of the various implementations that are possible.
For example, a hay rake can have several implementations - such as a linear rake and a rotary rake. The one that offers the most performance according to OSE Specification is chosen for the GVCS.