Recent content by Condottiere

Anything below one hull point would need to be a vehicle chassis, adapted for outer space.

You could reach a compromise, in that it requires one full hull point to be counted as a spacecraft.

Minimum one power point. And fuel tank, thimble.

Confederation Combination Missile/Torpedo Launcher Model: Tonnage - FactorAcceleration - Technological Level - rangetraits - power - damage - default cost/megastarbux * 0.333333-F-F - ccmtl m/3 p/d-2s - 5 - 500'000 advanced multi warhead Mark Eleven 1. As noted above, multi warheads are...

High Guard. Going by life support, I'd say the ramscoops taps basic services.

You get to keep the solar panels extended at acceleration factor/one.

Confederation Combination Missile/Torpedo Launcher Model: Tonnage - FactorAcceleration - Technological Level - rangetraits - power - damage - default cost/megastarbux * 0.05-F-F - ccmtl m/3 p/d-2 s - 3 - 109'375 advanced multi warhead - Aerospace Interception Missile/13 1. So, how did I...

I think he got that 92.5% correct. As regards the plasma drive, it depends on how you envision interplanetary travel. The plasma drive, combined with a ramscoop, allows constant acceleration.

https://forum.mongoosepublishing.com/attachments/1748718431082-png.4995/

Plasma drive is a lot larger, ten times I think, but only sips forty percent fuel of an equivalent reactionary rocket.

Confederation Combination Missile/Torpedo Launcher One area the Confederation Navy could distinguish itself from it's competitors, is that they don't use the same default missile and torpedoes as the others. The CoCoMisTer is somewhat agnostic when it comes to missile mass. It can swallow...

Default standard missile Acceleration factor/ten, twenty percent, default technological level/ten Range really distant, ten rounds, sixty minutes Fuel tank fifty percent Total seventy percent Components Payload, fifteen kilogrammes, warhead plus guidance, 18'829.58333333333 starbux...

If you're stuck in the middle of nowhere, yes. If it's just pinching pennies, probably not.

How many of the item will you need? And, profit margin? Then, quality of material. If you want to print a ghost gun, then it should be worth it. If you want to print a finely detailed figurine, you might really have to invest in an expensive fabricator.

Apparently, all you need is a very localized gravity field surrounding your manoeuvre drive. Having established that, all you need to know is minimum acceleration, or just speed, to collect the free radical hydrogen molecules.