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Developed by [[Clan Goliath Scorpion]] scientists, the '''Artemis V Fire Control System''' is an improved, next generation version of the ubiquitous [[Artemis IV FCS]]. Much like the Artemis IV, the Artemis V is attached to each standard [[LRM]] and [[SRM]] on the equipped [['Mech]] to improve the accuracy of their fired [[missile]]s. The Artemis V differs in that weighs 50% more and is twice as bulky, but improves both the likelihood of a successful hit as well as the number of missiles that strike. (-1 To-Hit; +3 on the Cluster Hits table)
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Developed by [[Clan Goliath Scorpion]] scientists, the '''Artemis V Fire Control System''' is an improved, next generation version of the ubiquitous [[Artemis IV FCS]]. Much like the Artemis IV, the Artemis V is attached to each standard [[LRM]] and [[SRM]] on the equipped [['Mech]] to improve the accuracy of their fired [[missile]]s. The Artemis V differs in that it weighs 50% more and is twice as bulky (two critical slots per launcher), but improves both the likelihood of a successful hit as well as the number of missiles that strike. (-1 To-Hit; +3 on the Cluster Hits table)
  
 
==Notes==
 
==Notes==
The Artemis V FCS is experimental and, therefore, not tournament legal.
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The Artemis V FCS is classified as experimental (level 4) technology.
  
 
==References==
 
==References==

Revision as of 17:26, 27 April 2009

Developed by Clan Goliath Scorpion scientists, the Artemis V Fire Control System is an improved, next generation version of the ubiquitous Artemis IV FCS. Much like the Artemis IV, the Artemis V is attached to each standard LRM and SRM on the equipped 'Mech to improve the accuracy of their fired missiles. The Artemis V differs in that it weighs 50% more and is twice as bulky (two critical slots per launcher), but improves both the likelihood of a successful hit as well as the number of missiles that strike. (-1 To-Hit; +3 on the Cluster Hits table)

Notes

The Artemis V FCS is classified as experimental (level 4) technology.

References