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The '''{{PAGENAME}}''' is a device used to detonate the [[Megaton Atomic Bomb|nuclear bomb in Megaton]]. It is given to the [[Lone Wanderer]] by [[Mr. Burke]] in [[Moriarty's Saloon]]. It is unknown how it works, but the name might suggest it sends some sort of pulse which activates a fusion reaction in the bomb and detonates it, resulting in a dirty bomb.
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The '''fusion pulse charge''' is a device used to detonate the [[Megaton atomic bomb|nuclear bomb in Megaton]] in ''[[Fallout 3]]''.
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==Location==
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It is given to the [[Lone Wanderer]] by [[Burke (Fallout 3)|Mister Burke]] in [[Moriarty's Saloon]].
   
 
==Detonator==
 
==Detonator==
The detonator of the fusion pulse charge is set up by Mr. Burke on [[Allistair Tenpenny|Allistair Tenpenny's]] balcony. With its characteristic glowing red button, it is used in order to activate the charge and detonate the Megaton bomb. Mr. Burke gives the "honor of pushing the button" to the Lone Wanderer.
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The detonator of the fusion pulse charge is set up by Mister Burke on [[Allistair Tenpenny]]'s balcony. With its characteristic glowing red button, it is used in order to activate the charge and detonate the Megaton bomb. Mister Burke gives the "honor of pushing the button" to the Lone Wanderer.
PENIS!
 
   
 
==Notes==
 
==Notes==
* The item uses the world model of [[scrap metal]] since it normally cannot be dropped from the player's inventory, although you can drop the fusion pulse charge after accepting it from Burke, then disarming the bomb.
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* The item uses the world model of [[scrap metal]] since it normally cannot be dropped from the player's inventory unless the quest is completed and a specific dialogue path is followed. First, the player must speak to Mister Burke and accept the pulse charge, then disarm the bomb without talking to [[Lucas Simms]]. Afterwards, the player must talk to Lucas; he will not take the charge away. Keeping the charge doesn't serve any purpose after the quest, aside from collecting a unique item.
 
* The detonator is of the same design of the C.E.O.'s briefcase in [[L.O.B. Enterprises]].
 
* The detonator is of the same design of the C.E.O.'s briefcase in [[L.O.B. Enterprises]].
* The only thing that happens when you activate the detonator is that a dial turns 90 degrees. One might think that this is some sort of timer (as there is a quick ticking sound before the actual explosion), but the knob stays in the same position for the remainder of the game.
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* The only thing that happens when the detonator is activated is that a dial turns 90 degrees. One might think that this is some sort of timer (as there is a quick ticking sound before the actual explosion), but the knob stays in the same position for the remainder of the game.
*Though it no longer serves any purpose, this item is still found in the game files for ''[[Fallout: New Vegas]]''.
 
   
== Appearances ==
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==Appearances==
The fusion pulse charge appears only in ''[[Fallout 3]]'' as a [[quest item]]. Its detonator is a [[world object]] in the game, which may be used in [[The Power of the Atom|The Power of the Atom quest]]. It does not appear in the Japanese version of the game.
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The fusion pulse charge appears only in ''[[Fallout 3]]'' as a [[quest item]]. Its detonator is a [[world object]] in the game, which may be used in [[The Power of the Atom|The Power of the Atom quest]]. It does not appear in the Japanese version of the game. Though it no longer serves any purpose, this item is also found in the game files for ''[[Fallout: New Vegas]]''.
   
 
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Revision as of 23:05, 11 December 2019

 
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The fusion pulse charge is a device used to detonate the nuclear bomb in Megaton in Fallout 3.

Location

It is given to the Lone Wanderer by Mister Burke in Moriarty's Saloon.

Detonator

The detonator of the fusion pulse charge is set up by Mister Burke on Allistair Tenpenny's balcony. With its characteristic glowing red button, it is used in order to activate the charge and detonate the Megaton bomb. Mister Burke gives the "honor of pushing the button" to the Lone Wanderer.

Notes

  • The item uses the world model of scrap metal since it normally cannot be dropped from the player's inventory unless the quest is completed and a specific dialogue path is followed. First, the player must speak to Mister Burke and accept the pulse charge, then disarm the bomb without talking to Lucas Simms. Afterwards, the player must talk to Lucas; he will not take the charge away. Keeping the charge doesn't serve any purpose after the quest, aside from collecting a unique item.
  • The detonator is of the same design of the C.E.O.'s briefcase in L.O.B. Enterprises.
  • The only thing that happens when the detonator is activated is that a dial turns 90 degrees. One might think that this is some sort of timer (as there is a quick ticking sound before the actual explosion), but the knob stays in the same position for the remainder of the game.

Appearances

The fusion pulse charge appears only in Fallout 3 as a quest item. Its detonator is a world object in the game, which may be used in The Power of the Atom quest. It does not appear in the Japanese version of the game. Though it no longer serves any purpose, this item is also found in the game files for Fallout: New Vegas.