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A Compac Drive (コンパク(魂魄)・ドライヴ Konpaku Doraivu) is a device used mainly to allow a human to interface with machinery, such as Light Finding Operations, vehicles (i.e. cars and motorcycles) and computers. While there is little information as to the exact nature of the Compac Drive, it appears that it acts as an interface with whatever it is hooked up to, from simple machines, such as motorcycles, to more advanced heavy machinery, such as LFOs. Norb described these devices as "amplifiers" of the planet's thoughts (the trapar waves), and that their name is derived from kon (meaning soul), which is attracted to the planet, and paku (meaning body), which is attracted to people. Certain individuals, like Eureka and Anemone, are able to interface with LFOs without the need for a Compac drive. This

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