Technical readout 2866 Rise of the Scavengers

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Mass: 50 tons Chassis: Thor-2 Power Plant: Magna 250 Cruising Speed: 54 kph Maximum Speed: 86.4 kph Jump Jets: Odin’s Own Model 34z Jump Capacity: 150 meters Armor: 4/Star Slab Armament: 2 x BlazeFire Systems Large Laser 1 x TharHes 4-Pack SRM-4 Original Manufacturer: Blue Shot Weapons (2772) Communications System: Tek BattleCom Targeting and Tracking System: Tek Tru-Trak Type: STY-2H Starslayer Tons Tonnage: 50 tons Internal Structure: 5.0 Engine: Magna 250 12.5 Walking MPs: 5 Running MPs: 8 Jumping MPs: 5 Heat Sinks: 14 4.0 Gyro: 3.0 Cockpit: 3.0 Armor Factor: 112 7.0 Structure Armor Head: 3 9 Center Torso: 16 17/4 Rt./Lt. Torso 12 14/4 Rt./Lt. Arm 8 10 Rt./Lt. Leg 12 13 Weapons and Ammo: Type Large Laser Large Laser SRM-4 Ammo (SRM) 25 Jump Jets Jump Jets Jump Jets Loc. Critical Tons RA 2 5.0 RT 2 5.0 LT 1 1.0 LT 1 1.0 CT 1 0.5 LT 2 1.0 RT 2 1.0 60
TBT-6P Trebuchet History: The original Trebuchet was far more advanced than the version fielding by the armies of today’s Successor States. Commissioned by the SLDF, unlike most BattleMechs, the Trebuchet was designed from the beginning to operate within a lance, rather than as a standalone machine, providing both long range bombardment and close fire support. Unveiled in the closing years of the Star League, the first Trebuchet walked off the assembly lines in 2780, shortly after General Alexsandr Kerensky’s liberation of Terra from the Ursurper, Stefan Amaris. Carrying two Zeus LRM- 15s enhanced with the now lostech Artemis IV Fire Control System, along with a full four medium lasers, the Trebuchet epitomized fast fire support. Powered by a now extinct 300-rated Extra Light fusion engine, the TBT-3C could sustain speeds close to 100 kph. The chassis was built from an advanced lightweight composite material and the heat sinks were twice as efficient as the ones currently produced, making the TBT-3C a technological marvel even in its own time. Due to the steady decline of technology that began shortly after General Kerensky’s legendary Exodus, Corean Enterprises, the manufacturer of the Trebuchet, found itself unable to continue production of the original advanced -3C version. By 2799, less than twenty years after the disintegration of the Star League, Corean was forced to switch production over to the significantly less sophisticated Second Generation TBT-5N version. The -5N retains the two Zeus LRM-15s, losses one of the medium lasers, and has a slower top speed. Even then, today’sTrebuchet is still regarded as one of the most effective medium-class BattleMechs ever made and a dangerous opponent at any range. If the Trebuchet has any flaws, it’s the limited number of rounds it carries for its LRM launchers. At its maximum rate of fire, the Trebuchet can exhaust its ammunition bins in little over a minute, making it dependent on a steady supply of munitions. Two years later in 2801, Corean Enterprises introduced the CN9-A Centurion which was designed specifically to operate alongside the Trebuchet. Armed with a Luxor D-Series autocannon, a Luxor 3R LRM-10 and a pair of Photech 806 medium lases, it quickly earned a reputation for making slow steady advances at the side of its companion ‘Mech. Just over 40 years later, however, the Corean Enterprises plant on Ramden II was destroyed, leaving the Trebuchet to solider on alone. Corean still conducts regular runs of spare parts for the Centurion, but no new ones have been built since and the ‘Mech is slowly fading away as so many other designs have already before. Capabilities: The TBT-6P restores the speed of the original -3C while at the same time giving it the same jump capacity as the highly respected Phoenix Hawk. Six McCloud Special jump jets have been installed in the legs and torso areas allowing the -6P to jump a full 180 meters. The three arm mounted Magna Mk. II medium lasers have also been retained, and combined with the power of its physical attacks, give the -6P considerable close range ability. The two Zeus LRM-15s have been replaced with a single Devastator Series-07 LRM-10 while the armor has been increased by a half ton. The result is a highly mobile heavy reconnaissance ‘Mech capable of providing long range fire support to other fast moving units while at the same time carrying sufficient short range firepower to destroy anything of equal or lesser size. Variants: The TBT-5J is the first variant to introduce jump jets. By removing one of the Zeus LRM-15s in favor of jump jets, the -5J has a jump capacity of 150 meters. Two additional heat sinks are also added to help deal with the heat generated by jumping. This variant began production in 2850. Introduced just two years ago in 2864 as the Second Succession War ended, the TBT-5S coverts the Trebuchet into an extremely potent close range fighter. Both LRMs are replaced with Thunderstroke SRM-6s and an additional eight heat sinks are installed. This 61 allows the -5S to fire its full complement of three medium lasers along with a devastating salvo of 12 SRMs continuously all without building excess heat. The complete lack of long ranged weaponry, however, means the -5S requires fire support from other units in order to close to within its effective combat range without being damaged or destroyed in the process. Current Manufacturers: Corean Enterprises Stewart – Free Worlds League Model Cost BV PV TBT-5N 4,203,500 1191 27 TBT-5J 4,338,500 1191 28 TBT-5S 3,942,500 984 29 TBT-6P 4,626,000 1094 ??? Alpha Strike Statistics TP: BM SZ: 2 TMM: +2 MV: 12j” Role: Scout Damage S: 2 M: 2 L: 1 OV: 1 Armor: O O O O Sructure: O O O O Special: IF1, LRM 0*/1/1
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Contents Introduction…………
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This development can be traced dire
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First Generation BattleMechs Outsid
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Pitban LFT-10 - Spider Pitban Model
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