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• It is air refuelable and features a V-tail.
• The magnesium air battery is a primary cell, but has the potential to be'refuelable'by replacement of the anode and electrolyte.
• Lockheed revealed more specifications about the TR-X at a 15 March 2016 media day, confirming the aircraft would be unmanned and air refuelable.
• The CH-53 was not air-refuelable, but had 650-gallon foamless tip tanks and two miniguns, although no tail gun.
• The Alaska Air National Guard was mobilizing late Friday to fly two air-refuelable rescue helicopters from Anchorage to Adak, site of a Navy base, before heading to the scene.
• The cost of building a new refuelable U . S . propulsion module and modifying NASA's shuttles to do station boosting will drive the price tag to at least $ 1.2 billion.
• Beginning in June 1983, the squadron took full advantage of the longer, air-refuelable C-141B to carry out the perilous mid-winter ( June is the beginning of winter in the Southern Hemisphere ) airdrop over Antarctica.
• In October 2003, the MeVictory, the world first all electric hybrid ( refuelable zinc-air fuel cell in combination with a rechargeable nickel-zinc battery ) established a second Guinness World Record proving a range of 524 km driven in the tropical climate of Malaysia.
• Since the Interim Control Module, as currently envisioned, could position and stabilize the new station for only a year or so, until its fuel ran out, NASA is also studying other options, including a more costly supplementary vehicle it calls the Propulsion Module, which would be fully refuelable.
• There were differences between the two types which would become relevant during the battle : the HH-53 was air-refuelable, had 450-gallon foam-filled ( i . e ., self-sealing ) tip tanks, a tail minigun with armor plating, and two waist miniguns.
• Convinced that zinc-air fuel cell had an enormous price performance and range potential relative to hydrogen and lithium batteries, he devised a strategy in order to be heard over the loud noise from the hydrogen crowd, which is to design and build the eVictory pure electric vehicle powered by a refuelable zinc-air fuel cell with enough zinc fuel energy to drive 600 miles from New York to Detroit, Michigan to show the automakers, that a viable alternative that is superior to hydrogen really exists.