The Ghost
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Affiliation:: Order of Zenkai/ Independent
Ownership:: N/A
Intent:: To standardize a model of equipment rarely used, and create a custom piece of equipment almost exclusive to the Order. After field tests, the Order may place it on the market.
Model:: T-1 Battleframe
Size:: Height:: 10 ten feet, Width:: 5 five feet
Weight:: 3,000 lbs/ 1.5 tons
Armor Rating:: Full five inch carbon durasteel plating and structural framework. The mass of armor plating makes it immune to all types of small arms fire and low level concussive force, such as standard fragmentation grenades. Rifles offer a decent threat level, but only when a mass of fire is used to attack one location. A prime example is three Ripper Jack Imperial Heavy Repeater Rifle a limb, or the chest area. Soon enough, structural damage, if not full limb failure will occur. Heavier weapons such as laser cannons can cause structural damage in one direct hit, and complete vehicle destruction in two or three hits.
Shield Rating:: No shield. N/A
Propulsion:: Bipedal propulsion/ Repulsors used for propulsion when not in battle
Weapons:: Eweb 15 Blaster equipped with the right appendage, taking up one of the four mounts a Battleframe is known to have. Instead of adding the power pack to another mount point, it's equipped inside of the cockpit so that the pilot can make adjustments to it if needed. The weapon rests on the side of the appendage until needed, then it rotates up and locks into place.
Flechette railgun equipped to the left appendage. Just as with the e-web, the weapon rests on the side of the appendage. When needed the weapon rotates up and locks into place. An ammunition drum attached to the left side of the back panel feeds the railgun. The railgun fires at a speed of Mach 1. The railgun and drum each take up a mount, leaving one last mount out of the four available to a standard battleframe. Ammunition drum holds five hundred flechette rounds before needing to be reloaded.
The last of the four mounts holds a six point missile launcher with each port armed only with mini rockets due to the fact that it's located on the right back panel. When not in use the rocket pod is locked in place on the right back panel. When needed the rocket pod slides up into place, but is limited to forward facing only. The Titan unit must turn via its torso to properly target something not directly in front of it. Highly vulnerable to attack.
Description:: A new take on the standard battleframe, the Titan model uses the frame to replicate humanoid appearance. Four mount points are the standard for battleframes, with the user needing to equip the unit with weapons. The Titan Battleframe makes use of the weapon mount points by equipping them to the arms and back panels of the unit. Each arm weapon has its own camera system linked to one of the four viewing screens in the cockpit. The other two cameras are equipped in the head unit. The "Eyes" each have cameras, with the last being located in the back of the unit's head.
The forward facing camera has infrared, thermal and night vision as standard options. The cameras on the weapons can link into those options only if the head is undamaged. If damaged, the unit loses front and rear views, being forced to rely on the cameras equipped in the arm weapons to see anything outside of the unit.
The frame is very resilient with its shielded joints and padded cockpit enables the machine absorb a bit of impact when attacked. A small refrigeration unit within has enough space for a gallon of water and some protein bars, though prolonged use is not advised. Although temperature controlled, it is not recommended that the pilot spend any period of time over twenty four hours within the unit due to muscle cramping.
Top running speed unaided by the repulsor system is 20 twenty miles per hour. When the repulsor system is used, the unit can move at 40 forty miles per hour. The unit is incapable of jumping. The arms are equipped with fully articulated hands, coupled with the humanoid frame it can be considered an all terrain vehicle. The vehicle is a single pilot unit where the pilot enters through the back. Two panels open up on either side of the rear with the pilot's seat folding down. The pilot climbs in and the seat folds back into the unit in an upright position and the panels close and secure themselves via mag lock.
Features::
Ownership:: N/A
Intent:: To standardize a model of equipment rarely used, and create a custom piece of equipment almost exclusive to the Order. After field tests, the Order may place it on the market.
Model:: T-1 Battleframe
Size:: Height:: 10 ten feet, Width:: 5 five feet
Weight:: 3,000 lbs/ 1.5 tons
Armor Rating:: Full five inch carbon durasteel plating and structural framework. The mass of armor plating makes it immune to all types of small arms fire and low level concussive force, such as standard fragmentation grenades. Rifles offer a decent threat level, but only when a mass of fire is used to attack one location. A prime example is three Ripper Jack Imperial Heavy Repeater Rifle a limb, or the chest area. Soon enough, structural damage, if not full limb failure will occur. Heavier weapons such as laser cannons can cause structural damage in one direct hit, and complete vehicle destruction in two or three hits.
Shield Rating:: No shield. N/A
Propulsion:: Bipedal propulsion/ Repulsors used for propulsion when not in battle
Weapons:: Eweb 15 Blaster equipped with the right appendage, taking up one of the four mounts a Battleframe is known to have. Instead of adding the power pack to another mount point, it's equipped inside of the cockpit so that the pilot can make adjustments to it if needed. The weapon rests on the side of the appendage until needed, then it rotates up and locks into place.
Flechette railgun equipped to the left appendage. Just as with the e-web, the weapon rests on the side of the appendage. When needed the weapon rotates up and locks into place. An ammunition drum attached to the left side of the back panel feeds the railgun. The railgun fires at a speed of Mach 1. The railgun and drum each take up a mount, leaving one last mount out of the four available to a standard battleframe. Ammunition drum holds five hundred flechette rounds before needing to be reloaded.
The last of the four mounts holds a six point missile launcher with each port armed only with mini rockets due to the fact that it's located on the right back panel. When not in use the rocket pod is locked in place on the right back panel. When needed the rocket pod slides up into place, but is limited to forward facing only. The Titan unit must turn via its torso to properly target something not directly in front of it. Highly vulnerable to attack.
Description:: A new take on the standard battleframe, the Titan model uses the frame to replicate humanoid appearance. Four mount points are the standard for battleframes, with the user needing to equip the unit with weapons. The Titan Battleframe makes use of the weapon mount points by equipping them to the arms and back panels of the unit. Each arm weapon has its own camera system linked to one of the four viewing screens in the cockpit. The other two cameras are equipped in the head unit. The "Eyes" each have cameras, with the last being located in the back of the unit's head.
The forward facing camera has infrared, thermal and night vision as standard options. The cameras on the weapons can link into those options only if the head is undamaged. If damaged, the unit loses front and rear views, being forced to rely on the cameras equipped in the arm weapons to see anything outside of the unit.
The frame is very resilient with its shielded joints and padded cockpit enables the machine absorb a bit of impact when attacked. A small refrigeration unit within has enough space for a gallon of water and some protein bars, though prolonged use is not advised. Although temperature controlled, it is not recommended that the pilot spend any period of time over twenty four hours within the unit due to muscle cramping.
Top running speed unaided by the repulsor system is 20 twenty miles per hour. When the repulsor system is used, the unit can move at 40 forty miles per hour. The unit is incapable of jumping. The arms are equipped with fully articulated hands, coupled with the humanoid frame it can be considered an all terrain vehicle. The vehicle is a single pilot unit where the pilot enters through the back. Two panels open up on either side of the rear with the pilot's seat folding down. The pilot climbs in and the seat folds back into the unit in an upright position and the panels close and secure themselves via mag lock.
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