03-07-2012, 07:40 AM | #1 |
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Location: Forest Grove, Beaverton, Oregon
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TL 10 SM+4 Ultra Deep Submersible
Unstreamlined teardrop 15 feet long
Front [1-4] Armor Advanced Metallic Laminate [5] Control Room 1 Station [6] Passenger Seating 1 [Core] Ballast Tanks Central [1-4] Armor A.M.L. [5] Passenger Seating 1 [6] Robotic Arm [Core] Fuel Cell 25 hours duration Rear [1-4] Armor A.M.L. [5] Cargo [6] Screw Propeller Cost: $147k dDR: 21/21/21 (3X4X1.8 : optional armor rule) Crush Depth: 21k yards Test Depth: 14k yards Above Water: Move 7.5 Acceleration 0.5 Below Water: Move 4.0 Acceleration 0.5 Great for a research team on a budget, eh? |
03-07-2012, 08:15 AM | #2 |
Join Date: Nov 2009
Location: Oregon
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Re: TL 10 SM+4 Ultra Deep Submersible
Looks good. Reminds me of the research sub my dad went down on once. For a dedicated science sub, you could give it a Science Array to represent the range of sensors it carries, rather than rely on the minimal set provided by the Control Room. I'd probably give it a Small Arm, drop the Cargo Bay down to two Small modules, and a full sized Array, but that's just me =P
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03-07-2012, 08:18 AM | #3 |
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Re: TL 10 SM+4 Ultra Deep Submersible
I thought of that but not counting armor, it is very cramped module wise.
Putting in a science array for long distance water study would push it down to only two people. Not to mention the arm can act as a clamp to hold a remote vehicle for studying the fast moving creatures, not to mention it's communication cord could be quite long. |
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