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Cardassian Ore Processing Space Station

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Name: Nor
Craft: Cardassin Union Nor-Class Ore Processing Station
Type: Ore Processing Station
Scale: capital
Length: 1,451.82 x 969.26 meters
Skill: Space Station Operations
Crew: 200; Skeleton: 20/+10
Passengers: 500
Cargo Capacity: 10,120,000 metric tons
Consumables: 1 year
Space: 0.25
Hull: 6D

  • Strength: 2D
  • Armor: none
  • Structural Integrity Field: 4D

Shields: 3D

  • Back-up Shields: 1D+1

Sensors

  • Passive: 50/1D+1
  • Scan: 157/2D
  • Search: 200/2D+2
  • Focus: 15/3D+1

Weapons

  • 6 Rentaile Class Spiral Wave Disruptor Arrays
Fire Arc: one on each weapon sail tower
Crew: 1
Scale: capital
Skill: capital ship gunnery
Fire Control: 3D+1 standard; 2D+1 pulse
Space Range: 1-15/50/150
Rate of fire: 1
Damage: 6D standard; 7D pulse
  • 12 Tractor Beams
Fire Arc: one on each weapon sail tower, 6 on the docking ring
Crew: 1
Scale: capital
Skill: capital ship gunnery
Fire Control: 3D+2
Space Range: 1-3/5/10
Rate of fire: 1
Damage: 4D

Gear:

  • Auto Pilot: Sensors: 3D; Space Station operations: 3D; Capital Ship Shields: 3D; Communications: 3D; Command: 1D; Capital Ship Gunnery: 4D
  • Auxiliary Power: 4 reactors @ 1D+2
  • Computer Cores: 3
  • Computer Programming Bonus: +6D
  • Maximum Life Support: 25,000
  • Medical Facilities: 1
  • First Aid Bonus: 1D
  • Science Labs: 10
  • Secondary Structural Integrity Field: 1D+1
  • Tertiary Structural Integrity Field: 1D+1

Transporters

  • Personnel: 25
  • Range: 35,000
  • Capacity: 6 persons

Complement

  • Probes: 50
  • Escape Pods: 27
  • Capacity: 6 persons per pod
  • Captain's Yacht:

Description: Nor-class refers to a type of Cardassian - designed space station. (TNG novel: The Battle of Betazed)

The Nor-class is marked by a central core surrounded by two rings, the outermost of which served as the base for six arching docking pylons. The majority of Nor-class stations were designed to support mining and refining operations, though they could be adapted to other purposes.

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