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  Onno Meyer, 2011-01-03


Launch, Spaceships Version v1.0 (TL11^)
  Design 2011 by Kenneth Peters, color text 2011 by Onno Meyer

  The Launch is a lifeboat and utility shuttle for larger interstellar 
craft. She has room for a pilot and 26 passengers, or a similar amount 
of cargo.
  The hull is a rounded cylinder with aerodynamic control surfaces and 
engine blisters in the rear. The Launch has one pilot seat in the nose 
and nine rows of seats. The quadruple flight computers are capable of
automated landings under most conditions, even if they lack the 
flexibility of a human pilot.
  It has a streamlined 30-ton (SM +5) hull about 45 feet long.

Systems Table

Front Hull   System
[1]          Metallic Laminate Armor (dDR 2).
[2]          Control Room (C7 computer, comm/sensor 5, and one control 
             station).
[3-6]        Passenger Seating (two seats each).

Central Hull System
[1]          Metallic Laminate Armor (dDR 2).
[2-6, core]  Passenger Seating (two seats each).

Rear Hull    System
[1]          Metallic Laminate Armor (dDR 2).
[2-4]        Passenger Seating (two seats each).
[5-6!]       Standard Reactionless Engines (1G acceleration each).
[core]       Fusion Power Plant (two Power Points).

TL  Spacecraft dST/HP Hnd/SR HT Move Lwt. Load SM Occ    dDR Range Cost
PILOTING/TL11 (HIGH-PERFORMANCE SPACECRAFT)
11^ Launch     20     +0/4   12 2G/c 30   2.7  +5 1+26SV 2   -     $0.64M

Atmospheric top speed is 3,500 mph and Hnd/SR +0/4.


Next Week: A really high-TL robot.
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