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| − | '''Ferro-Carbide armor''' is a more advanced version of the [[Armor - FA - Aerospace Fighters|Ferro-Aluminum armor]] used by AeroSpace Fighters and the [[Ferro-Fibrous|Ferro-Fibrous armor]] used by [[BattleMechs]] and ground vehicles. It offers more protection per ton, but is roughly 25 times as expensive as standard armor. (Ferro-Aluminum armor is approximately five times as expensive as standard [[WarShip]] armor.)<ref>[[BattleSpace (Sourcebook)]], p. ??</ref> | + | '''Ferro-Carbide armor''' is a more advanced version of the [[Armor - FA - Aerospace Fighters|Ferro-Aluminum armor]] used by AeroSpace Fighters and the [[Ferro-Fibrous|Ferro-Fibrous armor]] used by [[BattleMechs]] and ground vehicles. It offers more protection per ton, but is roughly 25 times as expensive as standard armor. (Ferro-Aluminum armor is approximately five times as expensive as standard [[WarShip]] armor.)<ref>[[BattleSpace (Sourcebook)]], p. ??</ref> Unfortunately, its weight and bulk prohibit its use on anything smaller than a WarShip. |
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Ferro-Carbide armor is a more advanced version of the Ferro-Aluminum armor used by AeroSpace Fighters and the Ferro-Fibrous armor used by BattleMechs and ground vehicles. It offers more protection per ton, but is roughly 25 times as expensive as standard armor. (Ferro-Aluminum armor is approximately five times as expensive as standard WarShip armor.)[1] Unfortunately, its weight and bulk prohibit its use on anything smaller than a WarShip.
Lamellor Ferro-Carbide Armor
Lamellor Ferro-Carbide Armor is a more advanced version of Ferro-Carbide armor. It offers the best protection per ton of armor, but is hugely expensive, costing about 100 times as much as standard WarShip armor.[2]
References
- ↑ BattleSpace (Sourcebook), p. ??
- ↑ BattleSpace (Sourcebook), p. ??
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