Borga's Banquet

[TheWonderousBat]

"Borga's Banquet"​

Affiliation:
Borga the Hutt

Manufacturer:
Borga the Hutt

Type:
Wheeled Food Cart Power Supply:
Combustion Engine
40 Litre Fuel Tank

Sensors:
- Localised listening device (50m radius)
- Data Tracking device (25m)

Size:
Length - 5m
Height - 2.5m
Width - 2m

Composition:
Durasteel, Plasteel.

DESCRIPTION​

The "Borga's Banquet" is a heavily modified, antiquated wheeled food cart once a common sight on the streets and alleys of markets in the Outer Rim. Outfitted with a basic listening-device suite able to pinpoint and enhance conversations up to 50 meters away, if unobstructed. Combined with the listening-suite is an advance Data Tracking device, able to narrow down electronic signatures emitted by Datapad and other communication devices within 25m and give a rough (5m radius) location as to their origin.

Beside the Listening suite, the "Banquet" comes with a full array of food preparation, cooking and storing areas, giving it the ability to fully function as a food cart.

LEGALITY​

While the vehicle is legal, the listening devices are illegal on many core worlds.

INTENT​

To give Borga the Hutt a platform to be able to gather information covertly while serving food on the streets of Nar Shaddaa, being able to sell such information and further his ambitions in life.

ADVANCED TECH​

YES. This will require a plot of several threads to create and outfit.


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[Loco]

I like it, but it's really unclear what the data tracking device actually does. Can you expand and/or clarify?

 

[TheWonderousBat]

Sure;

The Data-Tracking device allows the user to narrow down on a specific electronic signature emitted by a Datapad, Commlink or other communication software. It then is able to triangulate and give a position of the device, within a rough 5m radius.

Essentially, rudimentary/early Datapad tracking capabilities. If I were tracking someone and they went on their Datapad within 25m of the vehicle, I would then be able to narrow their location down to somewhere within 5m. This is of course, based on making sure I get the right Datapad signal to track in the first place.

@Loco

 

[Loco]

That's what I thought, just wanted to make sure.

Approved.