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Kestrel Core
OUT OF CHARACTER INFORMATION
- Intent: To create a compact, modular supplemental power unit for starfighters, strike craft, and bombers using Gen IV engine systems but lacking a dedicated hypermatter reactor
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- Canon Link: N/A
- Permissions: N/A
- Primary Source:
- Crystal-Fused Ion Engine (CFIE)
- Derived from KHR-VI "Blackwake Core"
- Manufacturer: Primo Victorian Enterprises
- Affiliation: Imperial Commonwealth of Dosuun
- Market Status: Closed Market
- Model: CHR-KHRM‑ICR-X1 “Kestrel”
- Modularity: Yes
- Production: Minor
- Material:
- Miniaturized Canarocite phase buffer
- Kyromite regulator cluster
- Boreas-cooled flux casing
- Crystaplast armor shell
- Agrinium EMI shielding weave
- CIHR micro-sync port
- Arbalest-compatible capacitor jack
- Miniaturized Energy Management Core – provides clean, waveform-stabilized power to non-reactor ships
- Canarocite Phase Cycling – handles sudden draw from capacitor systems or plasma-fed modules
- Passive ElectroFrost Plasma Syncing – channels Skyquake/Howlback exhaust into onboard power grid
- Arbalest Capacitor Integration – supports burst-fed energy weapons or shield recharge pulses
- CIHR-Lite Tuning Module – stabilizes energy harmonics in high-stress maneuvers
- Self-Contained, No Fuel Core – crystal-fed only; not reliant on hypermatter
- Compact Supplemental Power for strike craft, fighters, and stealth bombers
- ElectroFrost Compatible – stabilizes energy from crystal-fused ion engines
- Supports Advanced Systems – CIHR, AETHER, FRIES, Arbalest capacitor weapon systems
- No Fuel Draw – self-regulating through crystal-phase cycling
- Not a Full Reactor – cannot sustain engine or life support alone
- Overuse Can Fracture Crystals – prolonged overdraw without recharge can destroy core
- Limited Runtime on Emergency Pack – burst cycle only lasts 30–60 seconds at full load
- Maintenance-Heavy – crystal lattice must be tuned and swapped often
The MCR-I "Kestrel Core" is a crystal-integrated, ultra-compact supplemental power unit designed for Gen IV fighters, bombers, and interceptors lacking onboard reactors. Where larger ships may rely on the KHR-IV or KHR-VI, strike craft can now harness their Skyquake or Howlback engine output through a Canarocite-powered capacitor node , regulating energy demands and supporting advanced modular systems.
Built with Kyromite crystal regulators , Boreas-infused casing , and a CIHR micro-node , the Kestrel Core routes excess EFP output and stores waveform-stable energy for delivery to shield systems , targeting arrays , or burst weapons like Arbalest cannons or bomblet generators.
Commonwealth engineers designed the Kestrel Core as the “second breath” — the thing that lets a gunboat punch again after its reserves dip, or lets a stealth fighter pull one more evasive turn before blackout . It's not meant to sustain the ship, but to keep it alive through the moment that counts.
Kestrel Cores are now standard on all advanced strike craft , interceptors with stealth modules , and bomber frames using bomblet, plasma, or capacitor-fed weapons.
Out Of Character Info
Intent:
To create a compact, modular supplemental power unit for starfighters, strike craft, and bombers using Gen IV engine systems but lacking a dedicated hypermatter reactor
Image Source(s):
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Canon Link:
N/A
Permissions:
N/A
Primary Source(s):
N/A
Technical Information
Affiliation:
Imperial Commonwealth of Dosuun
Model:
CHR-KHRM‑ICR-X1 “Kestrel”
Modular:
Yes
Material:
Miniaturized Canarocite phase buffer Kyromite regulator cluster Boreas-cooled flux casing Crystaplast armor shell Agrinium EMI shielding weave CIHR micro-sync port Arbalest-compatible capacitor jack