Humming Bird

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Humming Bird
Production information
Manufacturer Bermuda Combat Systems
Use Search and Rescue,
Recon
Tech Base Inner Sphere (Experimental)
Chassis Type (Size) VTOL (Medium)
Equipment Rating
Introduced 3074
Technical specifications
Mass 30
Speed 75 km/h
Top Speed 118 km/h
Power Plant fuel cell (electric)
Fuel (Type/Range) 2,456 km
Communications System Unspecified
Targeting Tracking System Unspecified
Armament None
Heat Sinks None
Armor Unspecified
Barrier Armor Rating (BAR) 5
Crew 2
BV (2.0) 129[1]

Description[edit]

The Humming Bird is a search and rescue VTOL, constructed using a mix of primitive and cutting-edge technologies. Produced by Bermuda Combat Systems of Booker in 3074, the vehicle's manufacturer wanting to create a low-cost but highly effective recon VTOL. Conceived for police and security services, its design was left open to allow it be modified for militia service. Bermuda had used the low-technology construction to compensate for the vehicle's costly sensors.[2]

Equipment and Capabilities[edit]

Most of the Humming Bird's components are primitive-level technology, including its engine and structure. In addition, the vehicle uses a single ton of BAR 5 primitive armor to protect the hull from harm. The Humming Bird must rely on its speed should it get into a difficult or dangerous situation.

The heart of the Humming Bird is its Bloodhound active probe, which helps users find missing persons as well as locate possible threats.

The Humming Bird's other equipment includes a lift hoist and a mounted searchlight.[3]

Notes[edit]

The Humming Bird features Tech Level D chassis, engine/controls, and armor.

References[edit]

  1. Experimental Technical Readout: RetroTech, pp. 8, 22: BV for Humming Bird
  2. Experimental Technical Readout: RetroTech, p. 8
  3. Experimental Technical Readout: RetroTech, pp. 8, 22: Humming Bird's Equipment and Design Stats

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