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Revision as of 12:13, 12 August 2010

Gorilla - Salrilla.jpg
PEX-2F Salrilla
Production information
Manufacturer StarCorp Industries
Use Battlefield Salvage
Weight Class Exoskeleton
Tech Base Inner Sphere
Cost ??? C-bills
Introduced Mid-31st Century
Technical specifications
Mass 400 kg. kg
Top Speed 30 km/h
Armament

None

Armor Type Standard Armor
BV (1.0) ???
BV (2.0) ???


Description

The PEX-2F Salrilla is a Industrial Exoskeleton developed by Star Corp Industries for battlefield salvage details. The suit is based on the successful Gorilla Industrial Suit.

Star Corp after seeing private concerns try to used the Gorilla as battlefield salvage unit with less success. Star Corp took strides to improve Gorilla for the task, with result more armored and speedier machine with slight hike in cost over its parent.[1]

Equipment & Capacities

The Salrilla while been equipped Standard & Salvage Arm manipulators, however its manipulators have modular slots to allow for additional equipment/tools be changed in/out when needed.

The Salrilla retain the Gorilla's body mounted on searchlight & cutting torch.

The suit is protected by 100 kilograms of standard armor. While the exoskeleton's actuators and motor rated it reach speed of proximately 30 kph. It speed allows the frame to reach its battlefield salvage objectives in timely manner.. and evade some potential threats.

The Salrilla has been given the equipment rating of E/X-X-C/D.

Variants

  • PEX-2B Gorilla - The original version of the Salrille, used for general use.

Notes

As of this writing, there is not published record sheets for this exoskeleton.

References

  1. TRO: Vehicle Annex p. 190 - Gorilla/Salrilla - Profile on Salrilla.
  • Technical Readout: Vehicle Annex, pp. 190-191

Bibliography