Difference between revisions of "Skulker (Combat Vehicle)"

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==Armament==
 
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Been one of the most heavily armored scout vehicles with 4.5 tonnes of armor and a mounted 1 Standard Systems [[Medium Laser]] it can operate without support for extended period of time.  
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Being primarily a scout vehicle, the Skulker mounts only one Standard Systems [[Medium Laser]] should the need for combat arise. This also allows it to operate for extended periods of time.
  
 
==Variants==
 
==Variants==

Revision as of 01:55, 10 July 2010


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Skulker Wheeled Scout Tank
Production information
Manufacturer Joint Equipment Systems
Mission Reconnaissance
Type Wheeled
Cost 179,300 C-bills
Technical specifications
Mass 20 tons
Armor ProtecTech Light Standard
Engine 120 GM Classic I.C.E
Speed 118.8 km/h
Crew 4
Armament
BV (1.0) 115
BV (2.0) 314


Description

The Skulker is the much larger cousin of the Swift Wind scout car and originally based on the Heavy APC design. Due to it being larger than any scout car, it can act as a mobile communication outpost. With its advanced sensor suite which is tied to both its communication and targeting system, it can navigate with only its sensors. While hot environments would wreak havoc upon its advanced electronics, the heat sinks from its Medium Laser cools the sensors while the laser is not in use. This would allow it to operate in even the hottest environments where other scout vehicles can't.

Armament

Being primarily a scout vehicle, the Skulker mounts only one Standard Systems Medium Laser should the need for combat arise. This also allows it to operate for extended periods of time.

Variants

  • Skulker (SRM) - This simple variant switch out the Medium Laser and replace it with a SRM-4 and 2 tons of ammunition. Though the version sacrifices it's ability to operate is extremely hot environments. BV (2.0) = 319
  • X-5 Skulker - This model installs a fusion engine, exchanges the Medium Laser for an ER model, and mounts cutting-edge electronics to aid in its scout role. BV (2.0) = 491[1]

References

  1. Experimental Technical Readout: Corporations, p. 9

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