Difference between revisions of "Lola I"
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| Heat Sinks = 1,850 [[Heat Sink]]s | | Heat Sinks = 1,850 [[Heat Sink]]s | ||
| Structural Integrity = 50 | | Structural Integrity = 50 | ||
− | | BV (1.0) = 59,837 | + | | BV (1.0) = 59,837<ref name=TRO3057R>''Technical Readout: 3057 Revised'', p. 210, "Lola I WarShip Profile"</ref> |
| BV (2.0) = ??? | | BV (2.0) = ??? | ||
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==Description== | ==Description== | ||
− | Named for one of the first members of the [[Terran Hegemony]] WarShip Sub-Command, the '''''Lola'''''-class destroyer was designed as an escort and picket ship, and served with distinction in the Hegemony navy for centuries. | + | Named for one of the first members of the [[Terran Hegemony]] WarShip Sub-Command, the '''''Lola'''''-class destroyer was designed as an escort and picket ship, and served with distinction in the Hegemony navy for centuries.<ref name=TRO3057R/> |
− | The only poor quality of the ''Lola'' was its lack of crew space – mounting heavy armor, the ''Lola'' was more massive than originally intended, and required [[Rolls Le Fay]] interplanetary drives to meet performance requirements. This change in the design forced designers to reduce internal space; space within the hull of the ''Lola'' comes at a high price, making this ship exceptionally cramped. | + | The only poor quality of the ''Lola'' was its lack of crew space – mounting heavy armor, the ''Lola'' was more massive than originally intended, and required [[Rolls Le Fay]] interplanetary drives to meet performance requirements. This change in the design forced designers to reduce internal space; space within the hull of the ''Lola'' comes at a high price, making this ship exceptionally cramped.<ref name=TRO3057R/> |
− | The ''Lola Block I'' was eventually replaced by the [[Lola II|''Lola Block II'']], introduced under license by [[Blue Nose Clipperships]] in [[2622]]. However, the ''Lola II'' was a flawed design, and was decommissioned within 40 years of its introduction, replaced by the [[Lola III|''Lola Block III'']]. | + | The ''Lola Block I'' was eventually replaced by the [[Lola II|''Lola Block II'']], introduced under license by [[Blue Nose Clipperships]] in [[2622]]. However, the ''Lola II'' was a flawed design, and was decommissioned within 40 years of its introduction, replaced by the [[Lola III|''Lola Block III'']].<ref name=TRO3057R/> |
==Armament== | ==Armament== | ||
− | The armament of the ''Lola'' is mixed, allowing the ''Lola'' to engage both large and small naval targets. An earlier class, the ''Lola''’s weaponry is focused on naval lasers and naval autocannons, and mounts [[Large Laser]]s as deterents for small craft. | + | The armament of the ''Lola'' is mixed, allowing the ''Lola'' to engage both large and small naval targets. An earlier class, the ''Lola''’s weaponry is focused on naval lasers and naval autocannons, and mounts [[Large Laser]]s as deterents for small craft.<ref name=TRO3057R/> |
==Cargo== | ==Cargo== | ||
− | The ''Lola'' was not designed as a transport vessel. The class has three bays, but these bays are used to ferry 1 squadron of [[AeroSpace Fighter]]s, 2 small craft, and approximately 115,000 tons of cargo. | + | The ''Lola'' was not designed as a transport vessel. The class has three bays, but these bays are used to ferry 1 squadron of [[AeroSpace Fighter]]s, 2 small craft, and approximately 115,000 tons of cargo.<ref name=TRO3057R/> |
==Named Vessels== | ==Named Vessels== | ||
− | *THS ''Beatrice'' - Constructed and built by [[Terran Hegemony]], this vessel was notable due in part for being commanded by future [[Director-General]] [[Richard Cameron (25th c.)|Richard Cameron I]] in the early [[25th Century]].<ref>''Star League sourcebook'', p. 29 | + | *THS ''Beatrice'' - Constructed and built by [[Terran Hegemony]], this vessel was notable due in part for being commanded by future [[Director-General]] [[Richard Cameron (25th c.)|Richard Cameron I]] in the early [[25th Century]].<ref>''Star League sourcebook'', p. 29</ref> |
==References== | ==References== | ||
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==Bibliography== | ==Bibliography== | ||
*''[[Technical Readout: 3057 Revised]]'' | *''[[Technical Readout: 3057 Revised]]'' | ||
− | + | *''[[The Star League (sourcebook)]]'' | |
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Revision as of 11:46, 1 November 2012
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Lola | |
Production information | |
Manufacturer | Boeing Interstellar |
Introduced | 2345 |
Use | Destroyer |
Tech Base | Star League |
Cost | 1,904,344,000 C-bills |
Technical specifications | |
Mass | 680,000 |
Length | 600m |
Sail Diameter | 1000m |
Fuel | 5,230 tons |
Burn Rate | 39.52 |
Safe Thrust | 2 g |
Top Thrust | 3 g |
Sail Integrity | 4 |
KF Drive Integrity | 14 |
LF Battery | No |
Armament | 16 x NL55s 2 x NL45s 14 x NAC/10s 32 x Large Lasers |
Armor | Standard Armor |
DropShip Capacity | 0 |
Crew | 243 |
Grav Decks | 0 |
Escape Pods/Life Boats | 20/0 |
Heat Sinks | 1,850 Heat Sinks |
Structural Integrity | 50 |
BV (1.0) | 59,837[1] |
BV (2.0) | ??? |
Description
Named for one of the first members of the Terran Hegemony WarShip Sub-Command, the Lola-class destroyer was designed as an escort and picket ship, and served with distinction in the Hegemony navy for centuries.[1]
The only poor quality of the Lola was its lack of crew space – mounting heavy armor, the Lola was more massive than originally intended, and required Rolls Le Fay interplanetary drives to meet performance requirements. This change in the design forced designers to reduce internal space; space within the hull of the Lola comes at a high price, making this ship exceptionally cramped.[1]
The Lola Block I was eventually replaced by the Lola Block II, introduced under license by Blue Nose Clipperships in 2622. However, the Lola II was a flawed design, and was decommissioned within 40 years of its introduction, replaced by the Lola Block III.[1]
Armament
The armament of the Lola is mixed, allowing the Lola to engage both large and small naval targets. An earlier class, the Lola’s weaponry is focused on naval lasers and naval autocannons, and mounts Large Lasers as deterents for small craft.[1]
Cargo
The Lola was not designed as a transport vessel. The class has three bays, but these bays are used to ferry 1 squadron of AeroSpace Fighters, 2 small craft, and approximately 115,000 tons of cargo.[1]
Named Vessels
- THS Beatrice - Constructed and built by Terran Hegemony, this vessel was notable due in part for being commanded by future Director-General Richard Cameron I in the early 25th Century.[2]
References