Asharad Graush
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Intent: Another toy for First Order writers to use in RPs
Development Thread: No
Manufacturer: Vitiatehttp://starwarsrp.net/topic/33727-tantorian-industries/
Model: Predator Combat Airspeeder
Affiliation: The First Order
Modularity: No
Production: Mass Produced, Open Contract
Material: Durasteel, Nutorium Plates, Repulsors
Role: Ground Support, Planetary / Aerial Combat
Height: 2.5m
Length: 9m
Width: 4m
Weight: 32500kg
Minimum Crew: 1
Optimal Crew: 2
Propulsion: Repulsorlift
Top Speed: 1050km/h (175m Altitude)
Armaments:
Dual Fire-Linked Laser Cannons
Rear Repeating Laser Cannon
Passenger Capacity: None
Cargo Capacity: 1kg
Misc. Equipment:
Long-Range Sensors
Encrypted Communications Network
Sensor Dampener
Strengths:
Fast
Difficult to Detect
Repulsors
Sensor Array
Description: With the Nutorium built into the plates of the combat speeder, it allows for the speeder to be difficult to detect on sensors. In addition, it sports a sensor dampener that piggybacks on a target’s sensor scans, concealing it from being viewed on scans, though if an advanced system were to specifically search for something the size of a speeder, undoubtedly, it’d be spotted. In regards to its long-range sensors however, it has a large antenna coming from right behind the cockpit, emerging from some form of contraption that doesn't mould well with the overall design of the Airspeeder. Without the long-range sensor, the pilots would be incapable of transmitting information from the Airspeeder's data banks linked directly to the long-range sensors to base, or other troops.
Typically used to provide ground support in planetary occupations, the combat airspeeders are fast moving creations of death. Armed with dual linking laser cannons, and a pilot with a co-pilot, the latter performing the duty of firing the guns, while the former flew, it made for an excellent scouting vehicle, or harasser of military convoys and positions. In addition to its long range sensors and encrypted communications network, it was able to acquire information from long ranges and project them across an encrypted channel to whatever units were in the area. Yet, if it were necessary, a single pilot was capable of flying and firing the guns at the same time, if they were proficient enough.
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