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Join Date: Aug 2004
Location: United Kingdom of Great Britain and some other bits.
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Has anyone written up the various armour materials from Ultra-Tech (or High-Tech for that matter) in the format used in Low-Tech yet? Or worked out a formula to convert them at least?
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Join Date: Jan 2010
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Ultra-Tech has a great tailoring system in it, what elements of the Low-Tech system are you looking for?
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Join Date: Mar 2006
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I think he means using Low Techs armor table with the materials used in Ultra Techs armors.
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Join Date: Oct 2009
Location: Denmark
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While I don't know what OP is asking about, I was wondering about the Armour Quality rules of LT, and how to adapt them to UT? Could I get my Combat Hardsuit tailored? Or my Commando Battlesuit? Because that'd be awesome :P
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Join Date: Feb 2009
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Hmmmm, Low Tech armor weighs Torso x3.05
Ultra Tech weighs Torso x4 Any idea the difference? |
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Join Date: Oct 2007
Location: Kentucky, USA
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Isn't the definition of what the "Torso" is different in LT and UT? I think some locations changed in LT, but no books with me at the moment.
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Join Date: Feb 2005
Location: Berkeley, CA
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Skull: UT says 1 lb, LT says 1.4 lb Face: UT says 1 lb, LT says 0.7 lb Head: UT says 2 lb, LT says 2.1 lb Neck: UT says 0.5 lb, LT says 0.35 lb Torso: UT says 7 lb, LT says 7 lb Chest: UT says 5 lb, LT says 5.25 lb Abdomen (Groin in UT): UT says 2 lb, LT says 1.75 lb Arms: UT says 2.5 lb, LT says 3.5 lb Hands: UT says 1 lb, LT says 0.7 lb Legs: UT says 5 lb, LT says 7 lb Feet: UT says 2 lb, LT says 0.7 lb Total: UT says 20 lb, LT says 21.35 lb. Much of this is just rounding, though UT weights are notably low for many armor types (a TL 9 reflex vest has an areal density of 0.4 lb/sf, which is less than half the weight of a TL 8 level IIIa vest that provides similar protection). Last edited by Anthony; 01-14-2011 at 05:23 PM. |
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Join Date: Feb 2006
Location: Not in your time zone:D
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And LT isn't 3.05, it's 2.85. The Hands/Legs 10% is only for separate hands/legs. As I fell asleep I realised the Arm and Leg breakdowns make more sense as Shoulder 10/ Upper arm 10/ elbow 5/ forearm 15/ hand 10 and thigh 45/ knee 5/ shin 40/ foot 10. But re OP: nope, I ain't done that yet. It might be nice to do it and get a (is it) Dan Howard(?)-ish UT booklet of typical suits.
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Join Date: Feb 2006
Location: Not in your time zone:D
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TL Type $ Wgt Notes 9-11 Ballistic 420 2.8 p172 9-10 Ablative 420 2.8 p173 9 Reflective 140 0.9 p173 11^ Retro Reflec 1,400 0.9 p173 10 Bioplas 870 1.5 p174 12 Energy cloth 965 2.9 p175 Don time should be no more than 15, as for a chain vest, and should probably be less, nothing to tie or maybe just a snap-stud/ zipper?
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