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== Overview == |
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| − | Small, reliable one-man fighter, common until the standardized version of the [[Mamba (Classic)|Mamba]] became available on the open market. Several of these early [[Faulcon deLacy]] designed craft may still be found in service in remote areas, but spare parts are no longer available and the need to cannibalize has reduced numbers still further in recent years. |
+ | Small, reliable one-man fighter, common until the standardized version of the [[Mamba (Classic)|Mamba]] became available on the open market. Several of these early [[Faulcon de Lacy|Faulcon deLacy]] designed craft may still be found in service in remote areas, but spare parts are no longer available and the need to cannibalize has reduced numbers still further in recent years. |
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| + | * [[Classic_Elite_ships|Classic Elite ships]] |
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Latest revision as of 10:58, 11 April 2021
| Krait | |
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| Dimensions | 80 x 20 x 90 |
| Cargo capacity | 10 TC |
| Armaments | Ergon lasers |
| Maximum speed | 0.30 LM |
| In-service date | 3027 AD, deLacy ShipWorks |
| Maneuverability | CF 8 |
| Crew | 1 |
| Drive motors | deLacy Spinlonic ZX 14 |
| Hull stress factor | C-Holding A20-B4 |
| Hyperspace capable | No |
| Game versions | Classic |
Overview
Small, reliable one-man fighter, common until the standardized version of the Mamba became available on the open market. Several of these early Faulcon deLacy designed craft may still be found in service in remote areas, but spare parts are no longer available and the need to cannibalize has reduced numbers still further in recent years.
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