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DESIGN NOTES :

Shell Composition: Ultra fine 3-D knitting incorporates knitted motors for full mobility surface.
Power Source and Energy Information: The armor ran on batteries and was able to recharge itself from electrical sources. However, the power handling was improved making this armor much more efficient. The boot jets were actually chemically-fueled thrusters.
Control Systems Interface: Most functions were controlled by miniature electronic switches mounted on the insides of various pieces of the armor such as the helmet and the gloves. By pressing various combinations of them, different systems were engaged. The switches in the helmet were enabled by the wearers tongue. Other functions were utilized with wrist-mounted controls.
Weaponry: Monobeam (Mark 2); Portable Proton Beam Generator. Useful range was only several yards; Slip-On Repulsor Rays; Proton Gun.
Life Support Equipment: Pacemaker in the chest-plate.
Other Equipment: Boot Jets -- chemically fueled thrusters ; Image Reproducer; Vapor Ejector; Variobeam Tracer; Roller skates that can collapse into the boots of the armor.
Electromagnets: By attatching standard electromagnets to his transistors, Iron Man could increase their effectiveness by a number of magnitudes. This allowed him to literally pull things to him and by reversing the polarity, push things away.
Sensors: Short-Wave Radio.

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