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{{Infobox ShipStats Frontier| title = Osprey-X |
{{Infobox ShipStats Frontier| title = Osprey-X |
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|image = [[Image:OspreyX.gif]] |
|image = [[Image:OspreyX.gif]] |
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+ | |ladenmass = 35t |
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|capacity = 29t |
|capacity = 29t |
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|mainaccel = 29.2g |
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== Overview == |
== Overview == |
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| + | For those who think that light fighters aren't worth using, a few hours throwing one of these beauties about will quickly change their minds. Jostles with the [[Eagle Long Range Fighter Mk 3|Eagle Mk 3]] for the title of King of the Light Fighters, the Osprey X is a big, BIG upgrade on it's predecessor [[Osprey Attack Fighter]], whilst retaining almost all of the former's strengths. |
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== Notable Features == |
== Notable Features == |
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| + | Ridiculously, despite being over double the size, the Osprey X is actually ''faster'' than the Osprey, with a blistering 29.2G forward acceleration. It manages this whilst being large enough to take four missiles (important for a small craft) and enough space for a few goodies. As far as light fighters go, the Empire doesn't build 'em better. |
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== Disadvantages == |
== Disadvantages == |
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| + | In pure size, this still falls well below even the smaller medium fighters, and as a newish craft, it can be somewhat difficult to find. It's also not a particularly long-range craft, which can make it somewhat frustrating to use in sparsely populated areas of space. |
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== Verdict == |
== Verdict == |
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| + | These high-performance craft represent some of the best in spacecraft design, and is an absolute pleasure to fly. Although it is unlikely that a spacer will finish their career in this craft[1] it will certainly be remembered as an exhilarating and enjoyable period in command of a powerful and tough craft. |
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| + | [1] At least, on their own terms. |
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[[Category:FFE]] |
[[Category:FFE]] |
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Latest revision as of 00:52, 16 January 2006
| Osprey-X | |
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| Maximum gross mass | 35t |
| Empty mass | 6t |
| Payload | 29t |
| Main thruster accel | 29.2g |
| Retro thruster accel | 9g |
| Gun mountings | 2 |
| Missiles | 4 |
| Crew | 1 |
| Hyperdrive ranges | Class 1 Military:8.57 Class 2:34.28 Class 3:77.14 |
| Standard drive | Class 1 Military |
| Fuel scoop | no |
Overview
For those who think that light fighters aren't worth using, a few hours throwing one of these beauties about will quickly change their minds. Jostles with the Eagle Mk 3 for the title of King of the Light Fighters, the Osprey X is a big, BIG upgrade on it's predecessor Osprey Attack Fighter, whilst retaining almost all of the former's strengths.
Notable Features
Ridiculously, despite being over double the size, the Osprey X is actually faster than the Osprey, with a blistering 29.2G forward acceleration. It manages this whilst being large enough to take four missiles (important for a small craft) and enough space for a few goodies. As far as light fighters go, the Empire doesn't build 'em better.
Disadvantages
In pure size, this still falls well below even the smaller medium fighters, and as a newish craft, it can be somewhat difficult to find. It's also not a particularly long-range craft, which can make it somewhat frustrating to use in sparsely populated areas of space.
Verdict
These high-performance craft represent some of the best in spacecraft design, and is an absolute pleasure to fly. Although it is unlikely that a spacer will finish their career in this craft[1] it will certainly be remembered as an exhilarating and enjoyable period in command of a powerful and tough craft.
[1] At least, on their own terms.
