Karagin
08/28/02 10:52 PM
63.173.170.63
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AeroTech 2 Vessel Technical Readout
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Class/Model/Name: Imperial Class Picket Wagner
Tech: Inner Sphere / 3067
Vessel Type: WarShip
Rules: Level 2, Standard design
Mass: 250,000 tons
K-F Drive System: (Unknown)
Length: 850 meters
Sail Diameter: 1,856 meters
Power Plant: Standard
Safe Thrust: 5
Maximum Thrust: 8
Armor Type: Lamellor Ferro-carbide
Armament:
560 ER Large Laser
140 Gauss Rifle
420 Autocannon/2
160 Small Laser
160 LRM 5
140 Streak SRM 6
20 Large Pulse Laser
20 Medium Pulse Laser
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Class/Model/Name: Imperial Class Picket Wagner
Mass: 250,000 tons
Equipment: Mass
Power Plant, Drive & Control: 75,000.00
Thrust: Safe Thrust: 5
Maximum Thrust: 8
Kearny-Fuchida Hyperdrive: Compact (Integrity = 7) 113,125.00
Lithium Fusion Battery 2,500.00
Jump Sail: No Sail (Fusion-Charged K-F) .00
Structural Integrity: 67 16,750.00
Total Heat Sinks: 4,300 Double 3,868.00
Fuel & Fuel Pumps: 12,750.00
Bridge, Controls, Computer & Attitude Thrusters: 625.00
Fire Control Computers: 9,332.00
Food & Water: (400 days supply) 810.00
Hyperpulse Generator: 50.00
Armor Type: Lamellor Ferro-carbide (283 total armor pts) 241.00
Capital Scale Armor Pts
Location: L / R
Fore: 53
Fore-Left/Right: 47/47
Aft-Left/Right: 47/47
Aft: 42
Cargo:
Bay 1: Cargo (1) 2,167.00
Grav Deck #1: (250-meter diameter) 100.00
Grav Decks #2 - 3: (250-meter diameter) 200.00
Life Boats: 51 (7 tons each) 357.00
Crew and Passengers:
70 Officers (70 minimum) 700.00
65 Crew (25 minimum) 455.00
270 Gunners (270 minimum) 1,890.00
Weapons and Equipment Loc SRV MRV LRV ERV Heat Mass
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80 ER Large Laser Nose 64(640)64(640)64(640) -- 960 400.00
20 Gauss Rifle(200 rounds) Nose 42(420)42(420)42(420) -- 20 325.00
60 Autocannon/2(675 rounds) 60 375.00
20 Small Laser Nose 6(60) -- -- -- 20 10.00
20 LRM 5(216 rounds) Nose 6(60) 6(60) 6(60) -- 40 49.00
20 Streak SRM 6(210 rounds)Nose 24(240) -- -- -- 80 104.00
80 ER Large Laser FL/R 64(640)64(640)64(640) -- 1920 800.00
20 Gauss Rifle(200 rounds) FL/R 42(420)42(420)42(420) -- 40 650.00
60 Autocannon/2(675 rounds) 120 750.00
20 Small Laser FL/R 6(60) -- -- -- 40 20.00
20 LRM 5(216 rounds) FL/R 6(60) 6(60) 6(60) -- 80 98.00
20 Streak SRM 6(210 rounds)FL/R 24(240) -- -- -- 160 208.00
80 ER Large Laser L/RBS 64(640)64(640)64(640) -- 1920 800.00
20 Gauss Rifle(200 rounds) L/RBS 42(420)42(420)42(420) -- 40 650.00
60 Autocannon/2(675 rounds) 120 750.00
20 Small Laser L/RBS 6(60) -- -- -- 40 20.00
20 LRM 5(216 rounds) L/RBS 6(60) 6(60) 6(60) -- 80 98.00
20 Streak SRM 6(210 rounds)L/RBS 24(240) -- -- -- 160 208.00
80 ER Large Laser AL/R 64(640)64(640)64(640) -- 1920 800.00
20 Gauss Rifle(200 rounds) AL/R 42(420)42(420)42(420) -- 40 650.00
60 Autocannon/2(675 rounds) 120 750.00
20 Small Laser AL/R 6(60) -- -- -- 40 20.00
20 LRM 5(216 rounds) AL/R 6(60) 6(60) 6(60) -- 80 98.00
20 Streak SRM 6(210 rounds)AL/R 24(240) -- -- -- 160 208.00
20 Small Laser Aft 6(60) -- -- -- 20 10.00
20 LRM 5(216 rounds) Aft 6(60) 6(60) 6(60) -- 40 49.00
20 Large Pulse Laser Aft 30(300)18(180) -- -- 200 140.00
20 Medium Pulse Laser 80 40.00
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TOTALS: Heat: 8,600 250,000.00
Tons Left: .00
Calculated Factors:
Total Cost: 6,876,546,000 C-Bills
Battle Value: 169,349
Cost per BV: 40,605.77
Weapon Value: 66,960 (Ratio = .40)
Damage Factors: SRV = 9,522; MRV = 5,871; LRV = 2,194; ERV = 0
BattleForce2: Not applicable
Karagin
Given time and plenty of paper, a philosopher can prove anything.
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NathanKell
08/29/02 02:16 AM
24.44.238.62
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Interesting, and exceedingly damaging for such a light warship (or, in fact, for anything but a cruiser plus.)
Why the AC/2s?
-NathanKell, BT Space Wars
Question with boldness even the existence of a God; because, if there be one, he must more approve of the homage of reason, than that of blind-folded fear.
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Karagin
08/29/02 01:33 PM
63.173.170.148
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The AC2 should be AC10s....I will change that...
To me the idea here is actually rather silly and if a friend hadn't being complaining about it...one that I don't would have come up. His biggest problem is that you can pack a lot of MGs on warship and they can actually do damage in mass to another warship...to him this is not reasonable or right.
I will be building another version of this that actually uses naval weapons....
Karagin
Given time and plenty of paper, a philosopher can prove anything.
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NathanKell
08/29/02 01:43 PM
24.44.238.62
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I'd say just add a couple BC launchers and be done with it; with that much conventional firepower, it'd be a waste to replace it with {criminally inefficient} capital weapons.
AC/10s make more sense. Although, I'd say maybe LGRs? You'd keep your Extreme range that way.
And it *is* freaky that MGs are as efficient as small lasers...
-NathanKell, BT Space Wars
Question with boldness even the existence of a God; because, if there be one, he must more approve of the homage of reason, than that of blind-folded fear.
Thomas Jefferson |
Karagin
08/29/02 04:02 PM
63.173.170.88
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While the Firepower is impressive you have to bring the ship in close to really get the most out of it...thus it becomes a huge target for the return fire and with the mixed weapons on another ship that could be a big problem since here it takes entire arcs to really hurt the other ship while that one can do compariable damage with one gun.
I see your point and my friend's as well, I just don't like loopholes and this is one such idea...
Karagin
Given time and plenty of paper, a philosopher can prove anything.
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NathanKell
08/29/02 04:38 PM
24.44.238.62
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True, true.
I'd say scrap the AC/2 (or 10s) maybe, and go for a few B'cuda launchers with minimum ammo. IMHO it's not worth trying to go for a threshold-beater, and BCs give you that nice -2 in addition to roughly the same performance (if not a tad better) than capital energy weapons.
-NathanKell, BT Space Wars
Question with boldness even the existence of a God; because, if there be one, he must more approve of the homage of reason, than that of blind-folded fear.
Thomas Jefferson |