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| image = [[Image:Tabanid-jhst.png]]
 
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| name = ''Tabanid''
 
| name = ''Tabanid''
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| model = Standard
| Class = Light
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| Class = Light aerospace fighter
 
| Tech Base = [[Inner Sphere]] [[Experimental Technology|Experimental]]
 
| Tech Base = [[Inner Sphere]] [[Experimental Technology|Experimental]]
 
| Introduced = [[3058]]<ref name=jhst185>''Jihad Hot Spots: Terra'', p. 185</ref>
 
| Introduced = [[3058]]<ref name=jhst185>''Jihad Hot Spots: Terra'', p. 185</ref>
 
| production year = 3058
 
| production year = 3058
 
| year reference = <ref>''[http://www.masterunitlist.info/Unit/Details/3148/tabanid-light-drone-fighter-original MUL online date for the ''{{PAGENAME}}'']''</ref>
 
| year reference = <ref>''[http://www.masterunitlist.info/Unit/Details/3148/tabanid-light-drone-fighter-original MUL online date for the ''{{PAGENAME}}'']''</ref>
| mass = 35
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| mass = 35 tons
 
| structural integrity = 10
 
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==Description==
 
==Description==
The '''''Tabanid''''' is the lightest of the ''[[Hive]]'' drone [[aerospace fighters]] used by the [[Word of Blake]]. It is also the fastest of the ''Hive'' fighters, designed both as an interceptor and for performing quick slashing attacks against enemy forces. It also carries a [[Beagle Active Probe]] so it can cut through enemy jamming. Protection is provided by nine tons of [[heavy ferro-aluminum]] armor. The ''Tabanid'' is controlled by an [[Aerospace Smart Robotic Control System|Improved Aerospace Smart Robotic Control System]] instead of a human pilot.
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The '''''Tabanid''''' is the lightest of the ''[[Hive]]'' drone [[aerospace fighters]] used by the [[Word of Blake]]. It is also the fastest, designed both as an interceptor and for performing quick slashing attacks against enemy forces. The ''Tabanid'' is controlled by an [[Aerospace Smart Robotic Control System|Improved Aerospace Smart Robotic Control System]] instead of a human pilot.
  
 
==Weapons and Equipment==
 
==Weapons and Equipment==
The ''Tabanid'' is equipped with a single [[ER large laser]]. This allows the fighter to engage at long range and continue harrying a target without worrying about minimum range considerations.
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The ''Tabanid'' is equipped with a single [[ER large laser]] which allows the fighter to engage at long range and continue harrying a target without worrying about minimum range considerations. It also carries a [[Beagle Active Probe]] so it can cut through enemy jamming, and protection is provided by nine tons of [[heavy ferro-aluminum]] armor.
  
 
==Variants==
 
==Variants==

Revision as of 18:05, 7 August 2022

Tabanid-jhst.png
Tabanid
Production information
Manufacturer
Production Year 3058[1]
Model Standard
Class Light aerospace fighter
Tech Base Inner Sphere Experimental
Technical specifications
Mass 35 tons
Structural Integrity 10
Frame
Power Plant
Fuel
Armament
Communications System
Tracking & Targeting System
Heat Sinks 10 double heat sinks
BV (2.0) 956[2]

Description

The Tabanid is the lightest of the Hive drone aerospace fighters used by the Word of Blake. It is also the fastest, designed both as an interceptor and for performing quick slashing attacks against enemy forces. The Tabanid is controlled by an Improved Aerospace Smart Robotic Control System instead of a human pilot.

Weapons and Equipment

The Tabanid is equipped with a single ER large laser which allows the fighter to engage at long range and continue harrying a target without worrying about minimum range considerations. It also carries a Beagle Active Probe so it can cut through enemy jamming, and protection is provided by nine tons of heavy ferro-aluminum armor.

Variants

There are no known variants of the Tabanid drone fighter.

References

  1. MUL online date for the Tabanid
  2. Jihad Hot Spots: Terra p. 185

Bibliography