"Machina Domini" Interface Armor

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"Machina Domini" Interface Armor
Production information
Manufacturer Word of Blake[1]
Use
Weight Class Power Armor (Light)[1]
Tech Base Inner Sphere (Experimental)[1]
Cost 776,500[2] C-bills
Introduced 3078[2]
Technical specifications
Mass 400[1] kg
Top Speed 32.4[1] km/h
Armament

Firedrake Support Needler

Anti-Personnel Weapon Mount[1]

Armor Type Standard[1]
BV (2.0) 10[1]

Description[edit]

The "Machina Domini" Interface Armor was a prototype suit of power armor designed as a component of the Word of Blake's Machina Domini project. In the short time that it existed, it was not known to have been given a proper name.[1]

The "Machina Domini" Interface Armor employed bio-feedback and neural-impulse technologies in order to allow its pilot to operate both the suit itself and the BattleMech into which it was integrated, with the BattleMech itself using a cockpit and control system specifically designed to integrate with the armor. The armor specifically required a VDNI in order to be used, and the use of the VDNI together with the unique systems in both the suit and cockpit obviated the need for most of a Diagnostic Interpretation Computer's functions, and even made a gyro unnecessary.[1]

In order to enhance the pilot's survivability, the suit was heavily armored for its size, and mounted both a Firedrake Support Needler and an additional anti-personnel weapon.[1]

Weapons and Equipment[edit]

The "Machina Domini" Interface Armor has a Firedrake Support Needler mounted in its right arm, and an Anti-Personnel Weapon Mount in its left arm, along with an Armored Glove on each hand.[1]

Design Quirks[edit]

The "Machina Domini" Interface Armor is subject to the following Design Quirks:

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