Difference between revisions of "Lobo"
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==Description== | ==Description== | ||
− | The '''''Lobo''''' was originally conceived as an inexpensive companion to the ''[[Timber Wolf]]''. Khan [[Vladimir Ward]]'s [[Clan Wolf]] was never fond of the ''[[Linebacker]]'' | + | The '''''Lobo''''' was originally conceived as an inexpensive companion to the ''[[Timber Wolf]]''. Khan [[Vladimir Ward]]'s [[Clan Wolf]] was never fond of the ''[[Linebacker]]'', the brain child of Khans [[Natasha Kerensky]] and [[Phelan Ward]], so Khan Ward directed his scientists to design something smaller. Despite that, Ward was not happy with his options until [[Clan Coyote]] developed the Advanced Tactical Missile Launcher. Ward quickly secured the technology and had it incorporated into the ''Lobo''. With that inclusion, the [['Mech]] ceased to be cheap, however, as the inclusion of [[Endo Steel]] and an [[Fusion Engine - XL|Extra-light Engine]] was necessary to free up space for the desired launchers. Khan Ward now views the ''Lobo'' as a testbed for an eventual [[OmniMech]] to justify the costs required to produce the design. Able to out-pace the ''Timber Wolf'', the ''Lobo'' is more in line with Clan Wolf's shift to faster, hard-hitting [['Mechs]]. The ''Lobo'' is protected by seven tons of [[Ferro-Fibrous]] armor and a Shield-3 [[Anti-Missile System]].<ref name=TRO3067/> |
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Revision as of 01:53, 10 March 2012
Lobo | |
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Production information | |
Manufacturer | W-7 Facilities |
Production Year | 3059[1] |
Model | LOB[citation needed] |
Class | Medium |
Cost | 7,554,400 C-bills |
Technical specifications | |
Mass | 40 tons |
Chassis | Type-A Endo Steel |
Armor | Type-1 Ferro Fibrous |
Engine | General System 240 XL |
Speed | 97 km/h |
Armament |
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BV (1.0) | 1,299[2] |
BV (2.0) | ?? |
Description
The Lobo was originally conceived as an inexpensive companion to the Timber Wolf. Khan Vladimir Ward's Clan Wolf was never fond of the Linebacker, the brain child of Khans Natasha Kerensky and Phelan Ward, so Khan Ward directed his scientists to design something smaller. Despite that, Ward was not happy with his options until Clan Coyote developed the Advanced Tactical Missile Launcher. Ward quickly secured the technology and had it incorporated into the Lobo. With that inclusion, the 'Mech ceased to be cheap, however, as the inclusion of Endo Steel and an Extra-light Engine was necessary to free up space for the desired launchers. Khan Ward now views the Lobo as a testbed for an eventual OmniMech to justify the costs required to produce the design. Able to out-pace the Timber Wolf, the Lobo is more in line with Clan Wolf's shift to faster, hard-hitting 'Mechs. The Lobo is protected by seven tons of Ferro-Fibrous armor and a Shield-3 Anti-Missile System.[2]
Armament
At long range, the Lobo makes use of its Volt-7 Extended Range Large Laser. As it closes, it can makes use of the paired CC ATM 6s, then the pair of General Systems Heavy Medium Lasers and the General Systems Heavy Small Laser. The meager ten double heat sinks alloted to the design cannot hope to keep it cool, so MechWarriors have resorted to running the heat up to the red, then disengaging to cool off.[2]
Variants
There are no known variants of the Lobo.
References
- ↑ MUL online entry for Lobo
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 Technical Readout: 3067, p. 113, "Lobo 'Mech Profile"