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| − | * The '' | + | * The ''BattleSpace'' rulebook defines those JumpShips mounting a compact K-F drive as WarShips, whereas ships with a regular K-F drive are considered (civilian) JumpShips even when mounting weapons or fighter bays. |
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Revision as of 17:08, 8 February 2022
Description
The Compact Kearny-Fuchida Drive performs exactly as a regular Kearny-Fuchida Drive. The compact version, however, has only half the mass of a corresponding regular K-F drive and a more resilient structure (better core/helium tank integrity). It is also five times more expensive than a corresponding regular K-F drive.[1] Compact K-F drive technology is exclusively used on designated combat JumpShips (WarShips).
Models
The Compact K-F Drive is manufactured in the following systems:
| Brand | Planet | Company | Used by | References |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Unknown | Atreus Ionus |
Illium Shipyards | ? (for Agamemnon) ? (for Eagle)/? (for Thera)/? (for Zechetinu) |
[citation needed] |
| Unknown | Galax | Federated-Boeing Interstellar | ? (for Fox) | [citation needed] |
| Unknown | Tamarind | Technicron Manufacturing | ? (for Impavido) | [citation needed] |
| Unknown | Dieron | Terada | ? (for Inazuma) ? (for Kyushu) ? (for Tatsumaki) |
[citation needed] |
| Unknown | Midway | DeHuego & Freshet WarShip Design New Samarkand |
? (for Inazuma)/? (for Kaga)/? (for Kirishima)/? (for Kyushu)/? (for Yamato) | [citation needed] |
| Unknown | Togura | Stellar Trek | ? (for Kirishima) | [citation needed] |
| Unknown | Terra | Titan Yards | ? (for Suffren) | [citation needed] |
| Delano 2070 | Wasat | Bowie Industries | ??? | [citation needed] |
Notes
- The BattleSpace rulebook defines those JumpShips mounting a compact K-F drive as WarShips, whereas ships with a regular K-F drive are considered (civilian) JumpShips even when mounting weapons or fighter bays.
References
- ↑ AeroTech 2, p. 77