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Img.386 (#F2b): The four-propulsor Magnocraft type "V4" illustrated at night next to a two-storey modern bungalow house. The starship type V4 shown here has the shape of an equilateral triangle. In its 3 corners are positioned 3 "side propulsors" of equal sizes, while in its centre is positioned a single "main propulsor" (3 times larger than each of side propulsor) - as illustrated and described in item # A6.3 from the abovementioned web page named portfolio.htm. All propulsors of this starship also contain in their spherical casings the "spider configurations" of Oscillatory Chambers. The "V" type of this starship (and thus also its dimensions and coupling algorithms) the onboard computers of other starships are to determine from the equation V=L/H, where: L = the length of the side dimension of its body shaped as an equilateral triangle, while H = the height of this starship determined from the floor of it, to the top of its dome that houses the main propulsor. The starships of such equilateral triangular shapes will be built in only three sizes (means in 3 types), i.e. as: V4, V7 and V10. (The comparison of the size and dimensions of the V7 type of this starship to the London's Westminster Abbey, is illustrated in Img.785 (#A6.3) from my web page named Portfolio. Dimensions "L", "H" and "d" of each of them will overlap with the dimensions "D", "H" and "d" of the discoidal Magnocraft of the corresponding type (i.e. for V4 type: L = 8.78, H = 2.19 meter).
