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| − | + | When designing the Malaika, the designers kept in mind that airframe and armor was concededly vulnerable in comparison to other contemporary designs of the time. In order to offset the airframe's weaknesses, they fitted the craft with modern weaponry. They choose to take two [[MML-5]] launchers with [[Artemis IV FCS|Artemis-IV]] support. The rear is protected by a single [[ER Small Laser|Extended Range Small Laser]]. <ref>''Experimental Technical Readout: RetroTech'', p. 15 </ref> | |
==Variants== | ==Variants== | ||
Revision as of 22:30, 29 December 2012
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| Malaika | |
| Production information | |
| Manufacturer | Bagamoyo Aerospace Manufacturing |
| Model | BAM-1A1 |
| Class | Medium |
| Tech Base | Inner Sphere (Experimental) |
| Technical specifications | |
| Mass | 50 tons |
| Structural Integrity | 7 |
| Frame | ??? |
| Power Plant | 10 |
| Fuel | 320 |
| Armament |
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| Communications System | ??? |
| Tracking & Targeting System | ??? |
| Heat Sinks | 10 |
| BV (1.0) | ??? |
| BV (2.0) | ??? |
Description
With the collapse of the Free Worlds League, every new splinter-state searched for ways to increase their defensive capabilities. The Mosiro Archipelago see the future in aerospace combat and they used their limited manufacturing resources to build the Malaika, a design what have only cosmetic similarties with the abandoned Lyran Banshee fighter.
Armament
When designing the Malaika, the designers kept in mind that airframe and armor was concededly vulnerable in comparison to other contemporary designs of the time. In order to offset the airframe's weaknesses, they fitted the craft with modern weaponry. They choose to take two MML-5 launchers with Artemis-IV support. The rear is protected by a single Extended Range Small Laser. [1]
Variants
No variants known at this moment.
References
- ↑ Experimental Technical Readout: RetroTech, p. 15