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Revision as of 11:48, 15 July 2007
Outrider | |
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Size (metres, W×H×L) | 65 x 15 x 65 |
Cargo capacity | 2 TC |
Cargo bay extension | Unknown |
Maximum speed | 0.37 LM |
Manoeuvrability | Roll: 2.4 Pitch: 1.4 |
Energy banks | 4 |
Energy recharge rate | Unknown |
Gun mounts | Fore, Aft |
Missile slots | Unknown |
Shield boosters available | Optional |
Military shields available | Not available |
Hyperspace capable | Yes |
OXP or standard | OXP |
Available to player | Yes |
Base price | Unknown |
Overview
The Outrider is the first ship to be produced by Taranis Corp. The vessel was conceived as a relatively well-specced freighter escort, capable of offering serious resistance to the modern generation of fast attack ships, yet affordable enough for the mass market. Taranis originally aimed to sell the ship for 100,000 credits; modifications to improve the hull rigidity resulted in a final price tag of 110K.
Initially, sales of the Outrider were modest at best; however, since its prominent appearance in the hit film The Riedquat Connection, it has become much more popular with shipping firms, bounty hunters of limited means and - reinforcing its "dangerous" image - pirates.
Notable features
The Outrider is available in two models - red and green - which are functionally identical. It matches the Sidewinder for speed but not manoeuvrability. It is relatively big for a vessel of its type, and despite its size, offers little room for cargo; on the other hand, it is on a par with the much larger Cobra Mk III in terms of resilience. The ship is fitted with a pulse laser as standard.
Download
The Outrider OXP from Oosat2.