[gurps] [VEHICLE] of the week 736 – Stealth Payload Drone
Onno Meyer
Onno.Meyer at gmx.de
Mon Dec 1 11:21:43 CST 2008
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Onno Meyer, 2008-12-01
Stealth Payload Drone v1.0 (TL11)
Copyright 2008 by Onno Meyer
The Stealth Payload Drone carries small loads from orbiting starships
to first contact teams on the surface of a world. The cylindrical cargo
bay, about 7” wide and 24” long, is sandwiched between the avionics in
the nose and the power pack in the rear. In secondary roles, the Drone
can deploy surveillance robots, or even small missiles in support of a
recovery operation turned 'hot'.
The power cell lasts for 66 minutes at full thrust.
Subassemblies: Body -1.
Powertrain: 200-lb. vectored super reactionless thruster; 45,000-kWs
rechargeable power cell.
Armor F RL B T U
Body: 4/100 4/100 4/100 4/100 4/100
Weaponry
20-lb. weapon bay [Bod:U].
Equipment:
Body: Two medium-range radios with scramblers; medium-range laser
communicator with scrambler; 5-mile AESA, LPI; two 5-mile PESAs; 5-mile
multiscanner; level 9 surveillance sound detector; IFF; global
positioning system; two C5 hardened, small robot brains; high-security
alarm; 0.0001 kT self-destruct. External: Radical emission cloaking;
radical sound baffling; radical stealth; intruder chameleon.
Statistics
Size: 6'x1'x1' Payload: 20 lbs. Lwt.: 100 lbs.
Volume: 2 cf Maint.: 44 hours Price: $208,480
HT: 12. HPs: 15 Body
aSpeed: 2,685 aAccel: 40 aDecel: 28 aMR: 7 aSR: 2
sAccel: 2 G sMR: 2
Design Notes
Body is 2 cf, with underbelly skids and radical streamlining.
Structure is medium, advanced, responsive, robotic. Armor is advanced,
fireproof ablative. Self-sealing. 0.08 cf of empty space. Empty weight
is 80 lbs.
The vehicle uses the design rules from Vehicles [second edition, third
printing, Dec 2004 errata], Robots, VXi, and VXii (including the armor
volume rule) with the text format from Vehicles Lite.
Next Week: A larger sensor drone.
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