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|jump drive = [[jump drive:=Yes]] | |jump drive = [[jump drive:=Yes]] | ||
|manufacturer = [[manufacturer:=Douglas Aerospace]] | |manufacturer = [[manufacturer:=Douglas Aerospace]] | ||
Latest revision as of 08:28, 21 October 2012
| Arrow Scout | |
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| Type | Light Fighter |
| Manufacturer | Douglas Aerospace |
| Service | 2701 |
| General Characteristics | |
| Length | 20 meters |
| Mass | 13 tonnes |
| Performance | |
| Maximum Yaw | 125 dps |
| Maximum Pitch | 125 dps |
| Maximum Roll | 125 dps |
| Acceleration | 210 k/s2 |
| Velocity | |
| Maximum | 645 kps |
| Afterburner | |
| Maximum Afterburner | 1275 kps |
| Armament | |
| Guns | |
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| Default Missile Loadout | |
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| Components | |
| Modules | |
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| Cloaking Device | No |
| Jump Drive | Yes |
| Defense | |
| Shields | |
| Fore | 200 cm equivalent |
| Aft | 200 cm equivalent |
| Armor | |
| Front | 220 cm |
| Rear | 220 cm |
| Side | 220 cm |
| Source | Star*Soldier |
Star★Soldier
The Scout is the standard Arrow V spaceframe, relatively unchanged over the last half century. Its light armament makes it unsuitable for pounding matches, but its record-setting speed and maneuverability are ideal for hit-and-run strikes. Arrow Scouts are also a common sight at orbital racing competitions.
