Suzaku
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| Suzaku | |
| Production information | |
| Manufacturer | Kurita Combine Munitions Corporation |
| Model | SU-14 |
| Class | Heavy |
| Tech Base | Inner Sphere (Advanced) |
| Technical specifications | |
| Mass | 75 tons |
| Structural Integrity | 7 |
| Frame | Suzaku Sleek Assault |
| Power Plant | Nissan 375 Extra Light |
| Fuel | 4 tons |
| Armament |
2 x ER PPCs w/ Capacitors |
| Communications System | Duotech 250 |
| Tracking & Targeting System | Chichester ASR30 |
| Heat Sinks | 20 Double Heatsinks |
| BV (2.0) | 1,940[1][2] |
Description
Built at relocated KCMC factory on Kajikazawa, the Suzaku Aerospace Fighter is early Post-Jihad design in service of the Draconis Combine. The designed was noted being popular with recipients when it first premiered. The fighter was first deployed to DCMS Front-Line Regiments and later regional defense forces.[3]
Armament & Capacities
Suzaku is designed as Heavy Interceptor, with its principle main batteries pair of Lord’s Light 2 Extended-Range PPCs with Capacitors. These enhanced ER PPCs enable the fighter dish out same damage capacity as their Clan equivalents but with additional heat. Backing up these energy weapons is a LAW built Shigunga MRM 20 Launcher with 2 tons of ammunition. As defensive measure against missile attacks from aft quarters, the craft been given a Advanced Tech Laser type AMS system. Despite the it carry a 20 Double Heatsink capacity, some pilots complain about amount heat these weapons emit.
The fighter is very swift, thanks to its 375 rated Extra-Light Fusion engine which allows the craft carry extra weapons and 12 tons of Samarkand Flying Dragon Heavy Ferro-Aluminum Armor.[4]
Design Quirks
The fighter's Design Quirks include; No Cooling Jacket (Laser AMS), Atmospheric Flyer, and Rumble Seat.
References
- ↑ [http://masterunitlist.info/Unit/Details/5167 BV 2.0 listed for Suzaku on MUL.
- ↑ Technical Readout: Prototypes, p. 179 - BV2.0 listed.
- ↑ Technical Readout: Prototype, pp. 178 Suzaka background information.
- ↑ Technical Readout: Prototype, pp. 178-179 Suzaka Stat information.
Bibliography
- Master Unit List
- [[Record Sheets: Prototypes
- Technical Readout: Prototypes