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Doing It My Way - Freelance Traveller

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The Shipyard<br />

(Continued from page 11)<br />

puter backup. In a pinch, the ship could be operated<br />

from this station.<br />

11. Maneuver Drive. Prior to thruster technology,<br />

ships like the Krolic had to use advanced contra-grav<br />

for acceleration not just off the planets<br />

themselves, but across interplanetary space.<br />

Though contra-grav still provided some thrust<br />

against the universe‘s background gravitational<br />

forces, its efficiency would invariably be cut to half<br />

roughly past the 10 diameter limit of any significant<br />

gravitational body.<br />

12. Jump Drive. The Karposky Six may not<br />

live up to the Jump-2 performance of Terran and<br />

Vilani vessels far to coreward, but they were Neu<br />

Samara's first reliable jump drive, and gave the<br />

Krolic an operational lifespan well in excess of 60<br />

years, long after other systems would have to be<br />

replaced or upgraded completely. Reliability was<br />

paramount with a ship that had to ‗rabbit jump‘<br />

consecutively so often to get where it was headed.<br />

Ewan Quibell has provided High Guard<br />

(Classic <strong>Traveller</strong> Book 5) stats for this ship:<br />

EX-1212231-000000-00002-0 MCr 63.394 100 Tons<br />

Bat Bear 1 Crew: 2<br />

Bat 1 TL: 9<br />

Cargo: 2 Fuel: 32 EP: 2 Agility: 1<br />

Craft: 1 x 3T<br />

Fuel Treatment: Fuel Scoops and On Board Fuel<br />

Purification<br />

1 ton Zero-G Gym<br />

Architects Fee: MCr 0.634 Cost in Quantity:<br />

MCr 50.715<br />

with 28 days duration and 3x Jump 1, and 4<br />

staterooms<br />

The Zero-G Gymnasium can be added to other<br />

ships as follows:<br />

27kl/2tons disp, 4 tons mass, 0.015 MW, 0.2 MCr<br />

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