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PFS - H3 - Corvus Hydrogen Tanker

5/4/20 - Cleaned the armor, updated blue, updated furniture & control seats, updated horizon and radar script.
4/15/18 - New logos, fixed Hydrogen Thruster damage

Vanilla, Survival Friendly


Mass: 2,533,922 kg (empty)
Acceleration: 9.96 m/s^2 (H Assisted)
Connectors: 1 Main (Dorsal), 3 Refueling ports on the Dorsal side, and 2 on the Ventral, 1 Dorsal Landing Pad
Cargo: 4 Large Containers
Crew Facilities: 1 Med Bay
Jump Range: 3885 km
Hydrogen: 30 Tanks
Oxygen: 18 Generators, 24 Tanks, 4 Farms
Weapons: 10 Gatling Turrets, 4 Missile Turrets

Crew: 6
Bridge: Captain, XO
Systems: Chief Engineer, 3 Engineers

A major theme of the "Typhon Initiative" was building ships that delivered firepower with precision and speed. The latter requirement caused Phoenix to delve deep into one of its most abundant and readily available resources - Hydrogen. While plasma thrusters had been the mainstay of the Navy for years, being a reliable and very efficient technology that allowed ships to operate independently, they lacked the delta-V needed for high speed combat maneuvers.

Up until recent years, that had been of little issue, as Phoenix adopted artillery tactics, bombarding enemies with missiles long before they could retaliate. However, as civilizations began to enhance their own technologies and tactics, it was clear that standing outside an enemy's range was no longer a luxury Phoenix could rely on. Thus, ships began to see much a heavier usage of Hydrogen thrusters - a technology that, while not as effective as the ESC's nuclear thrusters or the CEU's anti-matter engines, had one distinct advantage over both: it was easy to produce, and Phoenix had more of the fuel available to them than anyone.

Naturally, the increased usage of Hydrogen called for an increase of logistical carriers for this very purpose. Thus, the Corvus was designed by PFS to deliver fuel to ships quickly and efficiently. Capable of keeping up easily with Cruiser classes and larger in the Phoenix fleet, and having a Jump range to match them as well, the Corvus is capable of getting to and serving any fleet at any time, and its tanks are enough to keep them going for days on end.

1. Hydrogen Thrusters On/Off
   
2. Reactors On/Off
   
3. Battery Recharge On/Off
   
4. Gatling Turrets On/Off
   
5. Missile Turrets On/Off
   
6. View Ventral Camera
   
7. View Camera for Refueling Arm 1
   
8. Extend Retract Refueling Arm 1
   
9. Refueling Connector 1 Lock/Unlock

*the pattern of 7-9 repeats itself on tabs 2 and 3 for the refueling ports 2-5

MMaster - Automatic Configurable LCD
Whiplash141 - Artificial Horizon, Auto Door & Airlock Script


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