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| X-6 Missile Emplacement | |
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| Production information | |
| Manufacturer | |
| Product line |
M |
| Model |
M-42a & M-42b |
| Class |
Stationary Defense Emplacement |
| Technical specifications | |
| Length |
8m |
| Width |
10m |
| Height/depth |
5m |
| MGLT |
500mglt |
| Engine unit(s) | |
| Power plant |
One Quarter of a QuadFusion Reactor |
| Armament |
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| Crew |
10 |
| Other systems |
Rapid Reload System |
| Usage | |
| Role(s) |
Defense |
| Affiliation | |
The M-42 Mark XI High Velocity Proton Missile Defense System was the primary Anti-Fighter, Anti-Missile, and Anti-Impact missile. The Missiles used a single Astral Ion Drive to propels itself up and towards its target. Not having to deal with the implications of damaging an organic pilot the missiles are always in a state of boost capable of reaching speeds up to 500MGLT for upwards of 2 minutes. They had a Max Range of 25,000km.
The Templars were not lax in their defense, nearly 75% of their funding went into defense. These missiles were highly advanced, each controlled by a targeting AI, and was able to be controlled by an individual in a Templar-type Command Chair or a Templar Datapad. The Missiles were powered by a single fusion generator from a QuadFusion Reactor, and the high yield warhead was a low to medium yield plutonium powered nuclear device. Detonated in space the energies field was bright white and spherical and lasted for several seconds, and could create a temporary screen to block incoming ballistics of various kinds.
A-type missile