Technical readout 2866 Rise of the Scavengers

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Mass: 40 tons Chassis: Irian Chassis Class 40 Power Plant: Vox 280 Cruising Speed: 75.6 kph Maximum Speed: 118.8 kph Jump Jets: None Jump Capacity: None Armor: 4/Star Slab Armament: 1 x Thunderbolt A5M Large Laser 1 x Irian Weapon Works Medium Laser 1 x Olympian Flamer Original Manufacturer: Irian BattleMechs (2798) Communications System: Irian E.A.R. Targeting and Tracking System: Wasat Aggressor Type: HER-3T Hermes II Tons Tonnage: 40 tons Internal Structure: 4.0 Engine: Vox 280 16.0 Walking MPs: 7 Running MPs: 11 Jumping MPs: 0 Heat Sinks: 10 Gyro: 3.0 Cockpit: 3.0 Armor Factor: 112 7.0 Structure Armor Head: 3 8 Center Torso: 12 18/4 Rt./Lt. Torso 10 14/3 Rt./Lt. Arm 6 10 Rt./Lt. Leg 10 14 Weapons and Ammo: Type Loc. Critical Tons Medium Laser RA 1 1.0 Large Laser RT 2 5.0 Flamer LA 1 1.0 48
STN-3P Sentinel History: A product of the massive Defiance Industries industrial complex on Hesperus II, the Sentinel was originally intended to serve exclusively in the LCAF. Commissioned by House Steiner shortly after the Star League Council voted to impose limits on the size of the military forces its Member-States could maintain, known as Council Edict 2650, the Sentinel was intended to serve as a cost effective unit for guarding military installations and supply depots. The initial version, the STN-1S, was armed with a Defiance Model F AC/5, a Coventry Quad-rack SRM-4, and a Defiance A-1 small laser. After its introduction in 2651, it quickly garnered interest from not only the Star League itself, but also from the Free Worlds League and the Federated Suns. At first it was something of a coup to have Defiance Industries, which was at that time controlled largely by the Terran Hegemony, manufacturing a BattleMech exclusively for the Lyran Commonwealth. However, just one year later, the Star League would pass a special amendment allowing the SLDF to upgrade the design with advanced technology for its own use. In 2652, the STN-3L, built for use only by the SLDF, rolled off the assembly lines of Defiance Industries. House Steiner, Marik, and Davion would have to wait for decades before getting access to the Third Generation version of this ‘Mech. The STN-3L was the first BattleMech designed to carry the Kawabata Weapons Industries Ultra Autocannon/5. Capable of maintaining twice the rate of fire of a standard autocannon and with greater range, the Ultra AC/5 was the first of entirely new generation of ballistic weapons. That the Terran Hegemony granted Defiance Industries a license to produce the advanced autocannon on Hesperus II, which it outside of its boundaries, is remarkable in of itself. The -3L also carried another first, the Defiance Streak SRM-2. The Streak missile launcher utilizes a highly advanced fire control system in order to minimize ammunition consumption. The launcher eliminates wasted ammunition by only firing if a hard target lock is acquired first. It was assumed the Star League would go on to adapt the technology for use on both SRM-4s and and SRM-6s, but the development of the larger systems was cut short by the Amaris Civil War and the Great Houses lacked the research and development centers to complete it on their own after the Star League fell. The only original weapon system retained on the -3L was the Defiance A-1 small laser. Ironically, this was the weapon that suffered from the most problems. Located just below the short range missile launcher in the right torso, the exhaust from the missiles tended to damage the optics while the vibrations from the launch itself would knock the mirrors out of alignment. Ultimately, Defiance was forced to develop the ruggedized B-1A small laser, and all of the original A-1 lasers were replaced by 2678. The B-1A is actually the precursor to the popular Defiance B3S produced today. However, the replacement of the small laser led to new problems. The bulkier laser required the SRM feed mechanism to be moved. This resulted in occasional jams of the missile launcher, especially during high stress maneuvers. Pilots quickly discovered the jam could usually be cleared by banging on their chest with the ‘Mechs right arm. But this too had it own consequences. Over time, the repeated beating of the chest tended to fatigue the internal structure causing even more frequent jams as occasionally structural damage. This problem was never resolved in either the - 1S or -3L models. During the height of the Star League records indicate a Royal version of the Sentinel was developed as well. Carrying the “b” designation at the end, it carried a lethal M-7 Gauss Rifle, possibly the lightest BattleMech to ever carry such a massive and devastating weapon. Unfortunately, with the fall of the Star League, Defiance Industries found itself unable to continue production of the Third Generation model, and by 2830 it had switched over entirely to the -3K. The -3K carries a standard Defiance Type J AC/5, a Holly SRM-2, and the older B- 1A small laser. 49 Capabilities: The STN-3P Sentinel exchanges the downgraded autocannon in favor of a Donal particle projection cannon, simultaneously doubling the damage potential while maintaining the excellent range of the original AC/5. To help deal with the additional heat, the -3P now carries a total of 14 heat sinks. The -3P also returns the original SRM-4 from the -1S, except this time using the in-house TharHes 4-pack rather than the Coventry Quad-Rack. The problematic small laser has been replaced by a Defiance B3M medium laser. These extensive changes seem to have resolved the problems that have plagued the right torso in the past as the missile feed system has been entirely overhauled, and the B3M is a well known and reliable product serving on many Defiance Industries BattleMechs. Of special note are the sophisticated electronics, inherited from the Star League, which the Sentinel still retains. The Targa-7/Vid-Com-17 is a particularly powerful long range targeting and tracking system making the Sentinel extremely valuable as a mobile observation post as well as on patrol. The StarLink/Benicia Model AS829G is a multi-frequency communications system capable of coordinating battalion-level operations. It also allows direct contact with rear support units and can deliver polar artillery coordinates to artillery units. Variants: None. Current Manufacturers: Defiance Industries Hesperus II – Lyran Commonwealth Cost STN-3K 3,098,830 652 19 STN-3P 2,776,947 946 ??? Alpha Strike Statistics TP: BM SZ: 2 TMM: +2 MV: 10” Role: Skirmisher Damage S: 2 M: 3 L: 1 OV: 0 Armor: O O O O Sructure: O O O Special: None
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