Editing Technical Readout: 3067

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| name = Technical Readout: 3067
| development = [[Randall Bills]]
| primarywriting = [[Herbert Beas]]<br>[[Randall Bills]]<br>[[Loren Coleman]]<br>[[Dan Grendell]]<br>[[Chris Hartford]]<br>[[Christoffer Trossen]]
| cover = [[Franz Vohwinkel]]
| illustrations = [[Doug Chaffee]]<br>[[Matthew Plog]]<br>[[Franz Vohwinkel]]
| era = [[Civil War era]]
| type = Technical Readout
| publisher = [[FanPro]], Catalyst
| year = 2002 (FanPro)<br> 2012 (Catalyst)
| pages = 224
| productioncode = 10970 (FanPro)<br>[https://store.catalystgamelabs.com/collections/battletech/products/battletech-technical-readout-3067-PDF-1 35127] (Catalyst)
| ISBN10 = 389064970X
| series              = [[Technical Readout]]s
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==Description==
The '''''Technical Readout: 3067''''' (''TRO:3067'') is set at the end of [[FedCom Civil War]] [[BattleTech eras|era]]. The title, purporting to be a [[ComStar]] study, presents the latest [[combat vehicle|vehicle]], [[BattleMech|'Mech]], [[aerospace fighter]], [[DropShip]], and [[WarShip]] designs from [[Inner Sphere]] and [[Clan]] provenience.

It was the first original ''Technical Readout'' that [[FanPro]] put out for the [[Classic BattleTech]] line. ''TRO:3067'' was reprinted in 2012 under the [[Catalyst Game Labs]] emblem, with new cover art. As well as ''TRO:3060'' and unlike older [[FASA]]-era Technical Readouts, ''TRO:3067'' did not receive the Catalyst Upgrade treatment, however.  Other than the new cover art only known errata were corrected. Accompanying the rerelease was a new, PDF-only [[Record Sheets: 3067 Unabridged|PDF Record Sheet]] book.

==From the back cover==
{{quote|''In the savage [[FedCom Civil War]] that rocked the [[Lyran Alliance]] and the [[Federated Commonwealth]] for the past five years, new machines of war have been rapidly tested and put in the field to help turn the tide of battle in each faction's favor. The [[Clans]] and other Houses have also been busy, as the internal and external conflicts drive the rapid deployment of new military hardware.''

''Classic BattleTech ''Technical Readout: 3067'' provides descriptions, game statistics and illustrations for new [[BattleMech]] and vehicle designs. It finally unveils the next generation of Inner Sphere aerospace fighters and [[OmniFighter]]s, as well as the Clan's second-line fighters. A handful of new [[DropShip]]s are also premiered. This technical readout includes those designs previously published in the Field Manual: series.''}}

==Table of Contents==
{{div col|colwidth=25em}}
;Introduction
;Inner Sphere Vehicles
: [[Minion|Minion Advanced Tactical Vehicle]]
: [[Main Gauche|Main Gauche Light Support Tank]]
: [[Stygian|Stygian Strike Tank]]
: [[Glaive|Glaive Medium Tank]]
: [[Musketeer|Musketeer Hover Tank]]
: [[Morningstar|Morningstar City Command Vehicle]] (CGL edition: Morningstar CCV)
: [[Manteuffel|Manteuffel Attack Tank]]
: [[Fortune|Fortune Wheeled Assault Vehicle]]
: [[Glory (Combat Vehicle)|Glory Heavy Fire Support Vehicle]]
: [[Ajax (Combat Vehicle)|Ajax Assault Tank]]

;Clan Vehicles
: [[Hephaestus (Combat Vehicle)|Hephaestus Scout Tank]]
: [[Tyr (Combat Vehicle)|Tyr Infantry Support Tank]]
: [[Enyo|Enyo Strike Tank]]
: [[Shoden|Shoden Assault Vehicle]]
: [[Morrígú|Morrígú Fire Support Vehicle]]
: [[Heimdall (Combat Vehicle)|Heimdall Ground Monitor Tank]]

;Inner Sphere BattleMechs
: ''[[Red Shift]]''
: ''[[Brigand (BattleMech)|Brigand]]''
: ''[[Anubis]]''
: ''[[Osiris]]''
: ''[[Razorback]]''
: ''[[Gurkha]]''
: ''[[Stiletto (BattleMech)|Stiletto]]''
: ''[[Chimera (BattleMech)|Chimera]]''
: ''[[Sha Yu]]''
: ''[[Bloodhound]]''
: ''[[Blue Flame]]''
: ''[[Hellspawn]]''
: ''[[Tessen]]''
: ''[[Uziel]]''
: ''[[Cronus]]''
: ''[[Lightray]]''
: ''[[Argus]]''
: ''[[Ninja-To]]''
: ''[[Verfolger]]''
: ''[[No-Dachi]]''
: ''[[White Flame]]''
: ''[[Lao Hu]]''
: ''[[Perseus]]''
: ''[[Thanatos]]''
: ''[[Legacy (BattleMech)|Legacy]]''
: ''[[Templar]]''
: ''[[Akuma]]''
: ''[[Sagittaire]]''
: ''[[Fafnir]]''
: ''[[Vanquisher]]''

;Clan BattleMechs
: ''[[Solitaire]]''
: ''[[Hellion]]''
: ''[[Spirit (BattleMech)|Spirit]]''
: ''[[Lobo]]''
: ''[[Pinion]]''
: ''[[Crimson Langur]]''
: ''[[Rabid Coyote]]''
: ''[[Hellfire]]''
: ''[[Arcas]]''
: ''[[Bowman]]''
: ''[[Burrock (BattleMech)|Burrock]]''
: ''[[Blood Kite]]''
: ''[[Savage Coyote]]''
: ''[[Mad Cat Mk II]]''
: ''[[Scylla]]''

;Inner Sphere aerospace fighters
: ''[[Corax]]''
: ''[[Dagger (Aerospace Fighter class)|Dagger]]''
: ''[[Lancer (Aerospace Fighter class)|Lancer]]''
: ''[[Defiance (Aerospace Fighter class)|Defiance]]''
: ''[[Oni (Aerospace Fighter class)|Oni]]''
: ''[[Troika]]''
: ''[[Tatsu]]''
: ''[[Huscarl (Aerospace Fighter class)|Huscarl]]''
: ''[[Shiva]]''
: ''[[Eisensturm]]''

;Clan aerospace fighters
: ''[[Chaeronea]]''
: ''[[Issus]]''
: ''[[Tyre]]''
: ''[[Ammon (Aerospace Fighter class)|Ammon]]''
: ''[[Xerxes (Aerospace Fighter class)|Xerxes]]''
: ''[[Hydaspes]]''

;Inner Sphere DropShips
: ''[[Merlin (DropShip class)|Merlin]]''
: ''[[Union-X]]''
: ''[[Assault Triumph]]''
: ''[[Overlord#Variants|Overlord-A3]]''
: ''[[Nekohono'o]]''
: ''[[Conquistador (DropShip class)|Conquistador]]''

;Clan DropShips
: ''[[Arcadia (DropShip class)|Arcadia]]''
: ''[[Mercer (DropShip class)|Mercer]]''
: ''[[Outpost (DropShip class)|Outpost]]''

;Inner Sphere WarShips
: ''[[Zechetinu]]''
: ''[[Inazuma]]''
: ''[[Tatsumaki]]''
: ''[[Dante (WarShip class)|Dante]]''
: ''[[Eagle (WarShip class)|Eagle]]''
: ''[[Avalon]]''
: ''[[Agamemnon]]''
: ''[[Thera]]''
: ''[[Feng Huang]]''
: ''[[Mjolnir (WarShip class)|Mjolnir]]''

;Clan WarShips
: ''[[Carrack]]''
: ''[[Conqueror]]''
: ''[[Leviathan Heavy Transport (WarShip_class)|Leviathan]]''
{{div col end}}

==Remarks on content==
* The title comprises descriptions of 99 units in total, all from [[FedCom Civil War]] era, some presented units or variants of already introduced units were previously unpublished, some derived from various publications of Field Manual: series. It contains:
** 16 [[combat vehicle]] designs,
*** 10 [[Inner Sphere]] designs and
*** 6 [[Clan]] designs,
** 45 [[BattleMech]] designs,
*** 30 Inner Sphere designs and
*** 15 Clan designs,
** 16 aerospace fighter designs,
*** 10 Inner Sphere designs and
*** 6 Clan designs,
** 9 [[DropShip]] designs,
*** 6 Inner Sphere designs and
*** 3 Clan designs
** 13 [[WarShip]] designs,
*** 10 Inner Sphere designs and
*** 3 Clan designs.
* The title comes with various in-character introductions, these are
** Demi-Precentor XIV-Sigma [[Merle Jimmus]], [[ComStar]] (1 December, [[3067]]) on Inner Sphere designs,
** Precentor VI-Omega [[Jared Pascal]], ComStar (30 September, 3067) on Clan designs,
** Precentor XV-Lambda/Omega [[Igarashi Miya]], ComStar (19 October, 3067) on Inner Sphere vehicle designs,
** Precentor VIII-Omega Jared Pascal, ComStar (17 September, 3067) on Clan vehicle designs,
** Demi-Precentor II-Omega [[Francess Pryce]], ComStar (17 October 3067) on Inner Sphere 'Mech designs,
** Precentor VIII-Omega Jared Pascal, ComStar (21 September 3067) on Clan 'Mech designs,
** Demi-Precentor [[Josef Harkin]], ComStar (19 October, 3067) on Inner Sphere aerospace fighter designs,
** Precentor VIII-Omega Jared Pascal, ComStar (18 September, 3067) on Clan aerospace fighter designs,
** Demi-Precentor VI-Omega [[Jacob Mellons]], ComStar (1 October, 3067) on Inner Sphere DropShip designs,
** Precentor VIII-Omega Jared Pascal, ComStar (18 September, 3067) on Clan DropShip designs,
** Precentor XX-Omega [[Christoffer Hereford]], ComStar (20 November, 3067) on Inner Sphere WarShip designs and
** Precentor XX-Omega Christoffer Hereford, ComStar (22 November, 3067) on Clan WarShip designs.
* On page 4 the title states in a Game Note, that WarShip designs presented, were constructed under (at time of publication in 2002) obsolete constructions rules of [[BattleSpace]] (from 1993), with the exception of designs Avalon and Mjolnir, for which the (at time of publication) current construction rules of ''[[AeroTech 2]]'' (2000) were used. Both rulesets became obsolete with publication of ''[[Total Warfare]]'' (2006) and ''[[TechManual]]'' (2007).

==Notes==
* FanPro edition had three printings, the third in 2005.

* FanPro edition trademarked ''Classic BattleTech Technical Readout: 3067''.

* FanPro released PDF Version 1.0 in January 2005: "based on the third printing 2005".

* Catalyst reprint trademarked ''BattleTech Technical Readout: 3067''.

==Foreign-Language Editions==
===German===
{{InfoBoxForLangProduct
| image               = Hardware-Handbuch 3067.jpg
| name                = Hardware-Handbuch 3067
| language            = German
| contribution        = [[Reinhold H. Mai]] (Translation), [[Heinz Nachtigall]] (Translation & Editor), [[Christoph Nick]] (Translation & Editor & Copy Editing), [[Eberhardt von Massenbach]] (Editor & Copy Editing & Technical Advisor), [[Ralf Berszuck]] (Cover Design), [[Sarah Nick]] (Setting & Layout), DTP Studio Meyer, Düsseldorf (Exposition), Druckerei Krull, Neuss (Printing)
| pages               = 224
| publisher           = [[Fantasy Productions]]
| year                = 2002
| ISBN10              = 389064953X
| ISBN13              = 9783890649535
| MSRP                = 25,- EUR, 43,80 SFr
}}

Published by [[FanPro]] '''Hardware Handbuch 3067''' is the German edition of ''Technical Readout: 3067'' (''TRO:3067''). Unlike most early German TRO editions, this one almost matches the original edition.<ref>Such a small deviation is the Index which is in contrast to original edition listed in Table of Contents and called ''Index/Stichwortverzeichnis''.</ref> The German version is printed as DIN A4, a standard European paper size, which is a little larger then North American [[w:Paper size|Letter]].

====Spelling and Names====
As with other German products spelling and names (especially places and units) as well as most abbreviations were regularly adjusted. For instance the 'Mech unit ''[[Archer]]'' was renamed to ''Schütze'', the planet [[Götterdämmerung (system)|Gotterdammerung]] was respelled to ''Götterdämmerung'', the ''[[DCMS]]'' (''Draconis Combine Mustered Soldiery'') became ''VSDK'' (''Vereinigte Streitkräfte des Draconis Kombinats'') and so on.

==Gallery==
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File:TRO 3067.JPG|Original 2002 edition ([[FanPro]]) cover. Art by Franz Vohwinkel.
File:Hardware-Handbuch 3067.jpg|German 2003 edition (FanPro) cover.
File:Cover TRO3067 2nd Printing CAT35127.jpg|Corrected but otherwise unaltered 2012 edition ([[CGL]]) cover. Art by [[Alex Iglesias]].
</gallery>

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