Power Transmitter

Extends the range of a power source. Exploits the Tamura-Murai process to transmit high-frequency current through ionized seawater

The "Vaporway" wireless power pylon uses IEEE-compliant microwave beams to link power supplies to distant customers. Chaining multiple pylons together allows for effectively lossless power transmission across hundreds of meters.

Underwater, the Vaporway exploits the Tamura-Murai capacitative coupling process to send current through ionized seawater.

—Build near power supplies or other power transmitters to extend their range

—Required to connect bases to detached generators, such as hydroelectric turbines

Avoid the clearly marked beam path. Do not spend prolonged periods in the beam. Despite the significant protection of your AEP suit, the results can be fatal.