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|image = [[Image:starseeker_sm.png|100px]] |
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+ | |dimensions = 43.5 x 15 x 66.5 |
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|capacity = 15 TC |
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== Overview == |
== Overview == |
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| − | In the wake of the success of the Strelka, [[Executive SpaceWays|Exectuve's]] latest model, the P-3 StarSeeker, was developed specifically to tap into the growing private transport market. While passenger cabin conversion kits had long been available from most major shipyards, the level of comfort offered by such producs varied wildly and compatibility issues often arose when attemping to fit the cabins in non-standard spacecraft. |
+ | In the wake of the success of the Strelka, [[Executive SpaceWays|Exectuve's]] latest model, the P-3 StarSeeker, was developed specifically to tap into the growing private transport market. While passenger cabin conversion kits had long been available from most major shipyards, the level of comfort offered by such producs varied wildly and compatibility issues often arose when attemping to fit the cabins in non-standard spacecraft. |
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| + | Using experience gained from work on the Gemini and the Trident, Executive SpaceWays sought to develop a small craft optimised for passenger transport, with all the necessary life support and intercom systems fitted as standard. Although more expensive than a typical transport, the StarSeeker comes with guaranteed engineering standards and is a popular choice for VIPs and small courier firms. |
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== Download == |
== Download == |
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Latest revision as of 01:55, 2 July 2012
| ship name::Starseeker Personal Shuttle | |
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| Size (W×H×L) | 43.5m×ship height::15m×ship length::66.5m |
| Cargo capacity | ship cargo capacity::15 TC |
| Cargo bay extension | ship cargo extension::N/A |
| Maximum speed | ship speed::0.31 LM |
| Manoeuvrability | Roll: 2.3 Pitch: 1.2 |
| Energy banks | ship energy banks::N/A |
| Energy recharge rate |
Good (3.0) |
| Gun mounts | Fore |
| Missile slots | ship missile slots::1 |
| Shield boosters available | ship supports shield booster::Yes |
| Military shields available | ship supports mil shields::Yes |
| Hyperspace capable | ship can hyperspace::Yes |
| OXP or standard | {{#set:ship is standard=OXP}}OXP |
| Available to player | ship is player flyable::Yes |
| Base price | ship base price::155000 Cr |
Overview
In the wake of the success of the Strelka, Exectuve's latest model, the P-3 StarSeeker, was developed specifically to tap into the growing private transport market. While passenger cabin conversion kits had long been available from most major shipyards, the level of comfort offered by such producs varied wildly and compatibility issues often arose when attemping to fit the cabins in non-standard spacecraft.
Using experience gained from work on the Gemini and the Trident, Executive SpaceWays sought to develop a small craft optimised for passenger transport, with all the necessary life support and intercom systems fitted as standard. Although more expensive than a typical transport, the StarSeeker comes with guaranteed engineering standards and is a popular choice for VIPs and small courier firms.
Download
The Starseeker Personal Shuttle is found in the Executive SpaceWays OXP.
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