UNSC SDN-X designs using Beth's EFSB Heavy Beams Systemsconversions

2 posts ยท Nov 9 1999 to Nov 10 1999

From: Beth Fulton <beth.fulton@m...>

Date: Wed, 10 Nov 1999 08:14:35 +1000

Subject: Re: UNSC SDN-X designs using Beth's EFSB Heavy Beams Systemsconversions

G'day Bill,

> Thanks for the input! I was second-guessing myself last night when I

I was thinking about it more last night and I'd have to agree with dropping a
couple of the projectors (or upping the size of the capacitor, I usually go
with a capacitor:projector ratio that gives at least 2 dice per projector). I
was wondering about the lack of pulse torps, was the rationale that they'd
developed the heavy beams as the high end pulse torp replacement?

Just in case you're interested my musings on the UNSC SDN went something along
the lines of (haven't actually plugged this in to a designer, this is just a
concept thing):

Hull about 240-250 (255 max)
Thrust about 3 or 4 FTl (obviously) Average hull Double screens 3 projectors
linked upto a class 6 capacitor (all arced F)
2x2 arc pulse torps (one FP/F other F/FS)
1 single arc pulse torp (F) 2 SML with a load out of 2 ER SMs each (someone
mentioned something about missile hatches on the side of the figure?) 6 PDS
4+ FC
Some class 2s or 3s if there's any room left (if some room left but its
pitfully small then class 1)

Have fun

Beth

From: BDShatswell@a...

Date: Tue, 9 Nov 1999 19:39:23 EST

Subject: Re: UNSC SDN-X designs using Beth's EFSB Heavy Beams Systemsconversions

Hello everyone!

In a message dated 11/09/1999 4:14:14 PM Central Standard Time,
> beth.fulton@marine.csiro.au writes:

> I was wondering about the lack of pulse torps, was the

Beth, you are absolutely right. That is exactly what I was thinking. Now as
I promised to everyone, here is a revision of the SDN-X.

Bill

Revised UNSC SDN-X design
Hull Displacement 251
Point Cost 790 (+72 points for HBS)
Unallocated Mass 24 (all used for HBS) Ship Type Military Hull Strength
Average Hull Armor 12 Streamlining None Thrust 3 FTL Capable Passive Sensors
Active Sensors Enhanced ECM Individual