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| Subject: Porax-38 Starfighter Tue Sep 11 2012, 10:40 | |
| [You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]Production informationManufacturer Buuper Torsckil Abbey Devices Model Porax-38 starfighter Class Starfighter Cost 120,000 credits Technical specificationsLength 12.7 meters Width 12.88 meters Height/depth 2.71 meters Maximum acceleration 3,300 G Maximum speed (atmosphere) 61,000 km/h Hyperdrive rating Class 2.0 Hyperdrive range 3,000 light-years Power output 5.6 × 1017 W Power plant Hypermatter annihilator Armament Fire-linked laser cannons (2) -Fire arc: Front Crew Pilot (1) Consumables 20 days The Porax-38 (P-38) starfighter was a tough, hyperdrive-equipped starfighter used by the Utapauns as part of the Utapau Skyforce. Some models were adapted by the Confederacy of Independent Systems into the Rogue-class starfighter line. The Porax-38 had interstellar range and was fitted with highly effective, long-distance sensor systems that provided early warning of enemy activity. These large P-38 fighters were also capable of independent hyperspace jumps, which enabled them to defend Utapau far into the Tarabba sector. Versatile thrusters, dual-reactor systems, and high-capacity deflector shielding made them a valuable asset to the Loyalist forces. The interstellar range of these vessels also allowed them to take more punishment and they could endure longer, more arduous missions than tiny, fleet-based fighters like the Confederacy's Vulture droid fighters and droid tri-fighters and the Republic's V-wings and Eta-2s. The Porax-38 was manufactured by Buuper Torsckil Abbey Devices and only required one pilot, who had to wear a protective breathing mask. Its had enough consumables for 20 days of air, fuel, and food. Its primary armament was two laser cannons. The fighter's tiny cockpit could only seat one short, stocky Utai, not the tall Pau'ans. Some Porax-38s had the cockpit modified for an IG-100. | |
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