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TL 14 Frigate (10,000t)
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Date: Thu, 20 Jul 1995 12:41:22 -1600
From: pd82495@wapol.gov.au (Michael Bailey)
Subject: TL 14 Frigate (10,000t)
'Malkop' Class Solomani Light/Patrol Frigate
General Data
Displacement: 10000 tons Hull Armor: 1120
Length: 128 m Volume: 140000 m^3
Price: MCr 6007.382 Target Size: L
Configuration: Cylinder SL Tech Level: 14
Mass (loaded/empty): 171220.9t / 164432.6t
Engineering Data
Power Plant: 1 x 23000 MW Fusion Power Plant (100 MW/hit), 1 yr
duration
(2300 m^3 / yr)
Jump Performance: 4 (35000 m^3 fuel)
G-Rating: 4G (5000 MW/G), Contra-Grav Lifters (1000 MW)
G-Turns: 80 (120 with jump fuel) 625 m^3 of fuel each
Maint: 3276
Electronics
Computer: 6 x TL-14 Mod Fb Computers (3.0 MW each)
Commo: 1 x 1000 AU radio (unlim. hexes, 20 MW),
1 x 1000 AU maser comms (unlim. hexes, 0.6 MW)
Avionics: TL-10+ Avionics
Sensors: Active EMS 480,000 km (16 hexes, 25.0 MW),
Passive EMS 210,000 km (7 hexes, 0.3 MW) folding array
ECM/ECCM: EMS Jammer 480,000 km (16 hexes, 50 MW),
EM Masking (140 MW)
Controls: Bridge with 12 workstations. 365 other workstations
Armament
Offensive: 1 x TL 14 2500 Mj Meson Gun
(S=5:240 M=10:118 L=20:60 E=40:30)
10 x TL 14 Missile Barbettes
Magazine = 200 missiles
10 x TL 14 150 Mj Laser Turrets
(2:1/10-31 4:1/10-31 8:1/10-31 16:1/10-31)
Defensive: 10 x TL 14 Sandcaster Turrets
(40 cannisters each, 2D6x5 beam reduction)
Accomodations
Life Support: Extended (700 MW), Grav Compensators (5G, 28 MW)
Crew: 374 (eng=192, elec=3, manv=6, gun=33, main=25,
troops=41,flight=15,command=50,stew.=6,med=3)
Crew Accomodation: 172 x Small Staterooms (0.0005 MW each)
double/triple occupancy
Cargo: 627.7 m^3, with 2 large cargo hatches
Small Craft: 5 x 100t capacity (minimal hangars), 2 launch ports
Air Locks: 10
Notes: Fuel Scoop, purification machinery (125 MW)
13.92 hours to refine 48000 m^3
Damage Tables & Systems
Internal
1: 1-16 Elec, 17 Meson, 18 Sand, 19-20 Qtrs
2-3: 1 Meson, 2-10 Qtrs, 11-19 Hold, 20 Laser
4: 1-19 Hold, 20 Missile
5,8-11: 1-20 Hold
6-7: 1-10 Qtrs, 11-19 Hold, 20 Meson
12-13,
16-17,
20: 1-10 Hold, 11-19 Eng, 20 Meson
14-15,
18-19: 1-10 Hold, 11-20 Eng
Surface
1: 1 AEMS, 2-9 PEMS, 10 EM Jammer
2-3: 1-8 PEMS
4-7: 1 Airlock
10: 1-6 Ant. (radio), 7 Ant. (maser)
11: 1-10 EMM, 11 Airlock
14-15: 1-20 EMM
16-17: 1 Airlock, 2-3 LCH
20: 1 Airlock
Systems
AEMS (2h)
EM Jammers (2h)
EMM Control (2h)
EMM Radiators (140h)
Computer 6 x (1h)
Hangars 5 x 10H
Staterooms 172 x (2h)
LS 19H
ELS 9H
AG 12H
Sick Bay 1H
JD 175H
PP 230H
MD 20H
CG 20H
LT 1H
MD 1H
ST 1H
MG 23H
Notes:
The Malkop Class Light Cruiser was commisioned by the Solomani Confederation
Navy in 1003 to replace their ageing and obselescent Pyrrhus Class ships,
which had suffered disproportionate losses against more advanced Imperial
ships. The Light Cruiser is not really suited for fleet actions, but it's
2500Mj spinal Meson Gun makes this possible, if the task force commander is
prepared to take losses.
The Malkop proved it's worth in service against states rimward of the
Confederation and in 'border incidents' with the Imperium following it's
entry into service in 1013. By the outbreak of the Rebellion and the
subsequent invasion of the Imperium by Solomani Confederation forces in
1117, the Malkop was approaching obselesence. A TL 15 replacement, the
12,000T 'Melbourne' Class, entered service in 1128, but the number of
Malkop's produced over the past century ensured their continued service. A
number were transferred to planetary navies and the forces of Solomani
client states, but the vast majority still bore the 'cross-hair' symbol of
the Solomani Confederation at the Collapse.
Very few examples of this vessel survived into the New Era. Two ships, the
SNS 'Voronezh' and the SNS 'Nowy Huta', were recovered by the Near Bootes
Commonwealth. The 'Voronezh' (now named the MN 'Medoc') has been refitted
and now serves as the flagship of the Near Bootean naval forces. The 'Nowy
Huta' is slowly being restored to active service by the Royal Teuceri Navy,
it is expected to enter service as the HMTS 'Prince Hamura' in late 1201.
All examples of the 'Malkop' class light cruiser were initially named for
towns and cities on the Eurasian land mass of Terra. Examples: 'Ulan Ude',
'Archangelsk', 'Cheb', 'Hyderabad' and 'Semiplatinsk'.
Michael Bailey (pd82495@wapol.gov.au)
"...the scum also rises..."
Hunter S. Thompson
Date: Fri, 21 Jul 1995 11:11:38 -1600
From: pd82495@wapol.gov.au (Michael Bailey)
Subject: Solomani Light Frigate - BR Conversion
Here are the Battle Rider stats for the Solomani Light Frigate I posted
yesterday:
FFL Malkop
M5:6-3-2-1 -3
- TL:14
- FC:-7
L(x3)2:1-1-1-1 M:10(50)
A:16 P:7 J:16 Msk (SP) J4 M4
AV:12 -
SC(x3)3 44
Michael Bailey (pd82495@wapol.gov.au)
"...the scum also rises..."
Hunter S. Thompson