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| − | '''Improved Sensors''' are broad-spectrum sensors installed in [[Battle Armor]] to increase detection accuracy. These sensors were first developed by the [[Clans]] circa [[2890]] and function similar to an [[Active Probe]] with a range of 90 meters. Improved Sensors were introduced to the [[Inner Sphere]] in [[3051]] thanks to the [[ | + | '''Improved Sensors''' are broad-spectrum sensors installed in [[Battle Armor]] to increase detection accuracy. These sensors were first developed by the [[Clans]] circa [[2890]] and function similar to an [[Active Probe]] with a range of 90 meters. Improved Sensors were introduced to the [[Inner Sphere]] in [[3051]] thanks to the [[Gray Death Legion]] tinkering with [[FedCom]] ''[[Infiltrator]]'' suits. However, these sensors are much heavier than their Clan counterparts and have a detection range of only 60 meters.<ref name="TMp257">''TechManual'', p. 257, "Improved Sensors"</ref> |
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| − | ===Game Notes=== | + | === Game Notes === |
| − | Improved Sensors weigh 65kg and are limited to one per Battle Armor. A unit equipped with Improved Sensors provides a -1 bonus to any Search and Rescue success rolls.<ref>''Strategic Operations'', p. 46</ref> | + | Improved Sensors weigh 65kg and are limited to one per Battle Armor. A unit equipped with Improved Sensors provides a -1 bonus to any Search and Rescue success rolls.<ref>''Strategic Operations'', p. 46, "Search And Rescue Modifiers Table"</ref> |
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| − | [[Category:Technology]] | + | == Bibliography == |
| − | [[Category:Battle Armor Equipment]] | + | * ''[[Strategic Operations]]'' |
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| + | [[Category:Technology|Improved Sensors]] | ||
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Revision as of 00:51, 7 June 2016
- This article is about Battle Armor Equipment. For the Design Quirk, see Improved Sensors (Design Quirk).
Description
Improved Sensors are broad-spectrum sensors installed in Battle Armor to increase detection accuracy. These sensors were first developed by the Clans circa 2890 and function similar to an Active Probe with a range of 90 meters. Improved Sensors were introduced to the Inner Sphere in 3051 thanks to the Gray Death Legion tinkering with FedCom Infiltrator suits. However, these sensors are much heavier than their Clan counterparts and have a detection range of only 60 meters.[1]
Notes
Game Notes
Improved Sensors weigh 65kg and are limited to one per Battle Armor. A unit equipped with Improved Sensors provides a -1 bonus to any Search and Rescue success rolls.[2]