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==Description==
 
==Description==
 
'''''Technical Readout: 2750''''' concerns itself with the models of [['Mech]]s, [[ASF]]s, tanks, [[hovercraft]], personal equipment and [[WarShip]]s in use during the first [[Star League]]. It provides [[Level 2]] variants (before the [[Clans]] were introduced) of common [[3025]]-era assets.
 
'''''Technical Readout: 2750''''' concerns itself with the models of [['Mech]]s, [[ASF]]s, tanks, [[hovercraft]], personal equipment and [[WarShip]]s in use during the first [[Star League]]. It provides [[Level 2]] variants (before the [[Clans]] were introduced) of common [[3025]]-era assets.
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In-universe, the TRO is a compilation of technology retrieved from the [[Gray Death Memory Core]], twenty years after its discovery.
  
 
==From the back cover==
 
==From the back cover==
{{quote|''In the year [[2750]], humanity was in the midst of a [[Golden Age|golden age]]. United under the interstellar government of the [[Star League]], all mankind prospered and enjoyed an improved quality of life made possible by advances in technology, commerce, human rights, and the arts. Humanity had truly inherited the stars. But those same advances also carried a curse, for the engines of war from the Star League era possessed power unequalled in the [[Successor States]] today.''
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{{quote|''In the year [[2750]], humanity was in the midst of a golden age. United under the interstellar government of the [[Star League]], all mankind prospered and enjoyed an improved quality of life made possible by advances in technology, commerce, human rights, and the arts. Humanity had truly inherited the stars. But those same advances also carried a curse, for the engines of war from the Star League era possessed power unequaled in the [[Successor States]] today.''
  
 
''BattleTech ''Technical Readout: 2750'' provides illustrations, statistics, and other vital information about the [[BattleMech]]s, [[Aerospace Fighter|AeroSpace Fighter]]s, Tanks and [[Hovercraft]], Personal Equipment, and combat [[JumpShip]]s of the Star League.''}}  
 
''BattleTech ''Technical Readout: 2750'' provides illustrations, statistics, and other vital information about the [[BattleMech]]s, [[Aerospace Fighter|AeroSpace Fighter]]s, Tanks and [[Hovercraft]], Personal Equipment, and combat [[JumpShip]]s of the Star League.''}}  
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* This book is an interesting glimpse into the [[Star League]] era's levels of technology, though some items within would be precluded by later updates that resulted in these items not fitting into the various game systems as well (ex: [[Bug-Eye]]).
 
* This book is an interesting glimpse into the [[Star League]] era's levels of technology, though some items within would be precluded by later updates that resulted in these items not fitting into the various game systems as well (ex: [[Bug-Eye]]).
  
* The German edition abandoned the chapter on advanced weapons and personal equipment. Therefore it introduced with the [[Talon]], [[Spector]], [[Night Hawk]], [[Lynx]], [[Excalibur (BattleMech)|Excalibur]], [[Shootist]], [[Striker]], [[Longbow]], [[Emperor]], [[Pillager]], [[Mackie]] and [[Alacorn]] some [[Star League]] era units from the [[Technical Readout: 3058]]. It also included information about the [[SLDF]] and its deployment taken from [[The Star League]].  
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* The German edition abandoned the chapter on advanced weapons and personal equipment. Instead it introduced the [[Talon]], [[Spector]], [[Night Hawk]], [[Lynx]], [[Excalibur (BattleMech)|Excalibur]], [[Shootist]], [[Striker]], [[Longbow]], [[Emperor]], [[Pillager]], [[Mackie]] and [[Alacorn]], some [[Star League]] era units from ''[[Technical Readout: 3058]]''. It also included information about the [[SLDF]] and its deployment taken from [[The Star League]].  
  
 
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[[Category:Technical Readouts|2750]]
 
[[Category:Technical Readouts|2750]]

Revision as of 22:49, 22 September 2013

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Technical Readout: 2750
Product information
Type Technical Readout
Development Sam Lewis
L. Ross Babcock III (Editor-In-Chief)
Donna Ippolito (Senior Editor)
Jum Musser (Editor)
C. R. Green (Editorial Assistant)
Primary writing Clare W. Hess
Dale L. Kemper
Jim Long
Blaine L. Pardoe
Boy F. Peterson, Jr.
Pages 160
Cover Artwork Dana Knutson
Illustrations Dana Knutson
Publication information
Publisher FASA
Product code 8613
First published 1989
ISBN-10 1555600891
ISBN-13 978-1555600891
MSRP 12.00 US $
Content
Era Star League era
Universe Date 3048
Timeline 2750
Series Technical Readouts

Description

Technical Readout: 2750 concerns itself with the models of 'Mechs, ASFs, tanks, hovercraft, personal equipment and WarShips in use during the first Star League. It provides Level 2 variants (before the Clans were introduced) of common 3025-era assets.

In-universe, the TRO is a compilation of technology retrieved from the Gray Death Memory Core, twenty years after its discovery.

From the back cover

In the year 2750, humanity was in the midst of a golden age. United under the interstellar government of the Star League, all mankind prospered and enjoyed an improved quality of life made possible by advances in technology, commerce, human rights, and the arts. Humanity had truly inherited the stars. But those same advances also carried a curse, for the engines of war from the Star League era possessed power unequaled in the Successor States today.

BattleTech Technical Readout: 2750 provides illustrations, statistics, and other vital information about the BattleMechs, AeroSpace Fighters, Tanks and Hovercraft, Personal Equipment, and combat JumpShips of the Star League.

Contents

  • Star League Technology
  • Costs – table with purchase costs for above equipment

Notes

  • This book is an interesting glimpse into the Star League era's levels of technology, though some items within would be precluded by later updates that resulted in these items not fitting into the various game systems as well (ex: Bug-Eye).