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BTR&D - Hawkmoth Mk II

Name: Hawkmoth Mk II
Classification: Medium Space Fighter*
Role: Deep-Space Reconnaissance-in-Force
Mission Capabilities: Recon, Battle Damage Assessment, SEAD Strike, Interdiction

Mass: 23,384 Kg
PCU: 2,132
Blocks: 300
Max Acceleration: 18.8 m/s^2
Max Flight Time (Idle): 7 days
Max Flight Time (Full Thrust): 23 minutes
Max Operational Range: 17,092 km

Powerplant:
BTB-49 Load-Distributing Rechargeable Batteries

Armament :
3 25mm Rotary GSU-4

Armor Protection:
250mm-750mm Rolled Homogeneous Armor Plating

Equipment:
-Observation Camera Suite
-Communications Antenna
-Ore Detector
-Decoy System
-Autopilot Controller

Crew Size: 1
-Pilot

Toolbar 1 (CTRL+1):
1: Landing Gear LOCK/UNLOCK
2: View Gun Cam
3: Decrease Gyro Strength (for precision long-range shooting)
4: Increase Gyro Strength (for faster reaction against close targets)
5: View Rear Cam
6: View Docking Cam
7: Comms Antenna ON/OFF
8: Decrease Comms Range
9: Increase Comms Range

Toolbar 2 (CTRL+2)
1: Docking Connector LOCK/UNLOCK
2: Gyros ON/OFF
3: All Thrusters ON/OFF
4: Landing Gear Autolock ON/OFF
5: Increase Foward Thrust Override
6: Decrease Foward Thrust Override
7: Retro Thrusters ON/OFF
8: Batteries Toggle Recharge
9: Batteries Toggle Discharge

Original ship concept brought to you by Black Tech Research & Development, a division of ECG Engineering. This ship is compatible with vanilla first-person-only 1x realism survival mode. No mods required.

With the rise of the Turanic Kingdoms in the Outer Rim and the Dust Wars in the Galactic Core, many outposts throughout the Great Wastelands faced significant shortages of Uranium, a key resource for keeping their nuclear reactors fueled. In an attempt to create a more cost-effective solution and to reduce fuel requirements, BTR&D took the Hawkmoth back to the drawing board to see if its powerplant could be replaced with a comparable alternative.

The result of this work was the Hawkmoth Mk II, which saw a number of improvements to previous designs, but was met with mixed reactions by many veteran Hawkmoth pilots. New features included an autopilot system for long-range navigation as well a fix to a vulnerability in the gyroscope systems of older models. However, the most notable feature was its new powerplant, which was a interconnected series of rechargeable tritium isomer battery cells. While this new powerplant was able to meet the power requirements of the strike craft and was incredibly cheap to produce, it was twice as heavy and almost 3 times bulkier.

The result was a strike craft that had a slower overall acceleration rate than its predecessors, and while the operational range is still quite long at over 17,000 km, it still doesn't compare to the Mk Ib's near infinite range using nuclear reactors. Despite the reduction in performance, many outposts were able to produce much larger quantities of the Mk II than the previous Mk Ib, all the while saving valuable Uranium for other applications.

*Ship classifications based loosely on Universal Hull Designations for Space Engineers
See link: https://forum.keenswh.com/threads/universal-hull-designations-for-space-engineers.6611509/
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