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Mighty Class Cargo Lifter

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Name: Cargo Lifter
Craft: Ivonovich Yards CL-54 Mogushchestvenniy (Mighty) Cargo Lifter
Type: Short Haul Transport
Scale: Starfighter
Length: 41.5 meters (estimated)
Weight: 650 tons
Skill: Space Transports
Crew: 3; skeleton: 1/+5
Passenger Capacity: 5 First-Class or 10 Second-Class (0 in Cargo Configuration)
Cargo Capacity: 120 tons (240 in cargo configuration)
Consumables / Fuel Capacity: 16.25 tons (600 hours)
Cost: 10,400
Maintenance Costs: 520 per year
Nav Computer: yes (intra-system only)
Maneuverability: 2D+2
Space: 4; Hard Burn: 6
Atmosphere: 280; 800 kmh; Hard Burn: 330; 950 kmh
Hull: 2D+2
Sensors

  • Passive: 10 / 0D+1
  • Scan: 20 / 0D+1
  • Search: 30 / 0D+2
  • Focus: 1 / 1D

Weapons - None

Ship Complement:

Description: The Ivonovich Yards CL-54 Mogushchestvenniy (Mighty) Cargo Lifter is widely used across the ‘Verse, from construction sites to small shipping firms. When short-haul, dependable transport is needed, it’s frequently this boat filling the role. The lifter has earned the reputation that it simply won’t die. Its ability to keep running in adverse conditions surpasses even the legendary Firefly. Because of this, many CL-54s seem to be nothing more than an assembly of various kinds of rust. The boat ain’t pretty, but it is dependable, and as ubiquitous as Blue Sun.

The lifter can tote eight standard cargo containers, with a maximum load of 240 tons, but often it is modified to handle different loads. A popular option is a passenger dorm level above and bulk storage below, using the main airlock for unloading.

Stairs to the crew deck level in the main airlock are retractable. Access to main engineering is through the catwalk on the shuttle level. A light cargo lift may be lowered from the ventral EVA hatch to ground level, passing all the way to the shuttle airlock. This affords some ease in unloading cargo from the shuttle or allowing special needs passengers the ability to avoid the steep and narrow stairs.

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