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THE JUMPGATE DEFINITIVE GUIDE - Tripod

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Albatross<br />

Classification: Shuttle<br />

Power plant: Centerfuge MK3(size 2)<br />

Engine: Guzzler x 1 (size 3)<br />

Radar: Chime (24000 meter range) (size 1)<br />

Shield: Haven (15400mm equivalent), Canopy (12240mm equivalent, the only<br />

reason to use the Canopy is that it is available at level 8 rather then 13)<br />

(size 2)<br />

Armor: 9000mm<br />

Capacitor: Jug (size 1)<br />

Laser Config: Medium Laser, ER laser<br />

Ammo Config: Straker<br />

Missiles (# x size): 2x1<br />

MODx: 3<br />

ECM: 1<br />

Speed (nor/ab/ff): 341/389/673 MPS<br />

Acceleration: 83.6 (laser), 81.0 (Straker) kN/kg<br />

Yaw/Pitch/Roll: 70/85/75 DPS<br />

Cargo: 3 m³<br />

Notes:<br />

The Albatross is designed off the Apteryx chassis, using the same powerplant and engine if<br />

available. But unlike its older cousin, the Alby is built for non-combat pilots. With only one gunmount,<br />

size one missiles, and a size one capacitor, it takes a very long time to dispatch conflux,<br />

and maneuverability is shaved off a bit (although it still handles like a Light Fighter, except for the<br />

acceleration, which is atrocious for a ship of its pedigree.) With that said, this little shuttle can<br />

mount the powerful Haven shield…which is the same shield most combat aerospace fighters use.<br />

This makes it very hard to kill compared to the Apteryx. The additional cargo space and modx slot<br />

are also welcome to aspiring trader pilots. Therefore, it is a semi-decent upgrade for the trademinded<br />

Octavian until he can acquire a Buzzard. Don’t try taking on the Conflux hordes in this<br />

ship, though.<br />

S-3<br />

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