TYPE 7
Type: |
Medium short-range warp shuttle |
Commissioned: |
2359 - present |
Dimensions: |
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Length: |
8.5 m |
Beam: |
3.6 m |
Height: |
2.7 m |
Decks: |
1 |
Mass: |
3,960 kg |
Crew: |
2 flight crew, with 6 passengers in standard model, 2 in diplomatic model |
Armament: |
2 x Type V Phaser emitters on special operations models, total output 200 TeraWatts |
Defense Systems: |
Shield system, total capacity 2,700 TeraJoules |
Light Duranium/Tritanium single hull |
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Warp Speeds: |
Normal Cruise : Warp Factor 1.5 |
(TNG Scale) |
Maximum Cruise : Warp Factor 1.7 |
Maximum Rated : Warp Factor 1.75 for forty eight hours |
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Strength Indices: |
Beam Firepower: 4 |
Torpedo Firepower : - |
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Weapon Range and Accuracy : 10 |
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Shield Strength : 1 |
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Hull Armor : 6.25 |
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Speed : 3 |
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Combat Maneuverability : 50,000 |
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Overall Strength Index: 39 |
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Diplomatic Capability: |
Grade 1 |
Expected Hull Life: |
45 years |
Refit Cycle: |
Minor : 1 year |
Standard : 5 years |
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Major : 15 years |
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Added Features: |
The Type 7 was introduced to a larger and heavier counterpart to the Type 6. In common with the 6, the Type 7 has a Duranium Tritanium hull which has greatly increased the strength and durability of the structure. The computer and sensor suite is also of a more advanced generation than those of the preceding Types. The Type six continues in production, although the advent of the new field-replicable shuttle models capable of vastly higher warp speeds is likely to cut the projected production of a further 700+ units drastically |
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