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Revision as of 13:45, 20 September 2007
Jinggau | |
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Production information | |
Manufacturer | Shengli Arms |
Model | JN-G8A |
Class | Heavy |
Technical specifications | |
Mass | 65 tons |
Chassis | Chariot Type II Endo Steel |
Armor | Valiant DefCo |
Engine | VOX 325 XL |
Speed | 86.4 km/h |
Jump Jets | Hellespont Leaper |
Armament | |
BV (1.0) | 1,915 |
Contents
Description
Built at the Victoria plant which was recently refurbished with help from the Word of Blake, the Jinggau is built on a lightweight Chariot Type II Endo Steel chassis and is powered by a VOX 325 XL engine that gives it a top speed of 86.4 km/h. Additionally, to increase its mobility, the Jinggau has five Hellespont Leaper jump jets that allow it to jump up to one hundred and fifty meters. For protection, the Jinggau carries eleven and a half tons of armor that protects the 'Mech from enemy fire. To dissipate the waste heat produced by the Jinggaus weapons and jump jets the 'Mech has thirteen double heat sinks that are more then adequate. Overall, with its high ground speed, superior mobility, armor, and firepower the Jinggau is a 'Mech more then capable of handling most enemies on today's battlefield.
Armament
The primary weapon on the Jinggau is a powerful Zhi-tong-yao Gauss Rifle that gives the 'Mech a maximum striking distance of up to six hundred and sixty meters which allows the Jinggau the opportunity to draw the first blood on the battlefield. For close combat, the Jinggau has a brace of four Diverse Optics Type ER Medium Lasers and a single, highly accurate, Raker-IV Medium Pulse Laser.
Variants
At the time of the writing of this article there are no known variants of the Jinggau