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Onno Meyer, 2012-07-30
Bulk Transport Mk.IV v1.0 (TL11)
Copyright 2012 by Onno Meyer
The Bulk Transport hauls large loads over interstellar distances. She
was designed for external containers, which allow rapid reconfiguration
for different types of cargo, and rapid turnaround in orbit.
The starship is long and slender, with grapples for two rings of four
containers each, plus two containers strapped to the sublight thrusters.
The decks are perpendicular to the axis of thrust, a shuttle hangar and
storage on top, then the bridge, crew cabins, and engineering. She has
room for 40 crew and 60 dependents, which makes these large freighters
popular with older, more experienced spacers.
A full load of ammo and provisions is $4,410,000. It takes 192 hours
to recharge the power cells for one hyperspace entry, and 5.75 seconds
to recharge one railgun shot.
Subassemblies: Body +10.
Powertrain: Three 20,000,000-lb. vectored reactionless thrusters;
300,000-ton hyperdrive; four 800,000-kW fusion reactors;
108,000,000,000-kWs rechargeable power cell.
Occ: 20 bridge RCS, 100 cabins. Cargo: 32,000 cf.
Armor F RL B T U
Body: 4/200 4/200 4/200 4/200 4/200
Weaponry
200mm Railgun [Bod:F] (150 rounds) +2.
Equipment:
Body: Full stabilization and casemate mount for 200mm Railgun; two
extreme-range radios; short-range FTL communicator; two 3,600-mile
radars; two 3,600-lightsecond FTL radars; two 3,600-mile thermographs;
two 3,600-mile radscanners; two x400 astronomical LLTVs; 100-lightsecond
FTL scan detector; 100-lightsecond FTL emergence detector; precision
navigation instruments; two transponders; four inertial navigation
systems; four C8 hardened mainframes; 120 terminals; 100 full fire
suppression systems; two complete workshops; two operating rooms; 24-man
airlock; 8-man airlock; space dock (for 24,000 cf of subcraft); ten
4,000,000-lb. external cradles; three 100-man full life systems; 15,000
man-days of provisions; 37 grav units. External: Radiation shielding.
Statistics
Size: 400'x130'x130' Payload: 20,480 tons Lwt.: 30,000 tons
Volume: 1,000,000 cf Maint.: 135 man-hours Price: $787,821,500
HT: 6. HPs: 360,000 Body
sAccel: 1 G sMR: 1 FTL Speed: 2 parsec per day
Design Notes
Body is 1,000,000 cf. Structure is extra-heavy, standard. Armor is
standard metal. Sealed. Computerized controls with duplicate maneuver
controls. 258,631 cf of empty space. 75 rounds APDSDU and 75 rounds
Beehive are carried in the body. Empty weight is 19,040,000 lbs.
Weapon Weight Volume Cost Power WPS VPS CPS TL
200mm Railgun 24,000 480 $2,400,000 1,800,000 200 2 $48,000[1] 11
Ammo Type: [1] APDSHD, also uses Beehive (x0.2 cost).
Weapon Ammo Malf. Type Damage SS Acc 1/2D Max RoF
200mm Railgun APDSHD ver. cr. 6d*166(5) 30 19 16,500 36,000 2*
Beehive ver. imp. 8d 30 19 11,000 24,000 2*
The vehicle uses the design rules from Vehicles [second edition, third
printing, July 2010 errata] and VXii (including the armor volume rule)
with the text format from Vehicles Lite.
2,000-ton Bulk Cargo Container v1.0 (TL11)
Copyright 2012 by Onno Meyer
Large containers help interstellar craft to reduce the time they spend
in orbit. This Bulk Cargo Container is rated for a gross weight of 2,000
tons, and a net weight of 1,920 tons.
Subassemblies: Body +9.
Cargo: 192,000 cf.
Armor F RL B T U
Body: 4/75 4/75 4/75 4/75 4/75
Equipment:
Body: 145-man (1,450 cf) airlock. External: Radiation shielding.
Statistics
Size: 125'x40'x40' Payload: 1,920 tons Lwt.: 2,000 tons
Volume: 200,000 cf Maint.: 6 man-hours Price: $1,788,750
HT: 7. HPs: 37,500 Body
Design Notes
Body is 200,000 cf. Structure is medium, standard. Armor is standard
ablative. Sealed. Empty weight is 160,000 lbs.
The vehicle uses the design rules from Vehicles [second edition, third
printing, July 2010 errata] and VXii (including the armor volume rule)
with the text format from Vehicles Lite.
Next Week: A combined bulk and passenger transport, at TL12.
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