Sariwon class Corvette

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Sariwon class Corvette
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Distant Fringe vessel.
Type: ZEC Corvette
Category [[ACS]]
Size 450 Tons
Hull Configuration [[TBD Hull]]
Streamlining Unstreamlined Hull
Tech Level TL–11
Engineering
Computer Model/TBD
Jump J-2
Maneuver 5 G
Armaments
Hardpoints 4
Accommodations
Staterooms 0
Personnel
Crew 13
    Officers 3
    Enlisted 10
3 Marines
High/Mid Passengers 0
Payload
Cargo 0.5 Tons
Fuel tank 0 Tons
Construction
Origin Worlds of The Leader
Price
Cost MCr418.961 (base)
MCr335.169 (qty)
Architect fee MCrRonald B. Kline, Jr.
Statistics
Images
Blueprint No
Illustration No
Source
Also see Corvette
Canon Published, fan design
Era 1105
Reference Fan: Ronald B. Kline, Jr.
Starships are designed with the Classic Traveller format, using High Guard Shipyard v1.13 written by Andrea Vallance.

The Sariwon class Corvette is a light warship.

Description (Specifications)[edit]

Designed and built at Urcor for the Worlds of The Leader. These ships operate within the Far Home Sector. The TL–11 hulls have jump 2 drives and carry enough internal fuel for two range 2 jumps, and carry drop tanks with 28 days of power plant fuel and an additional jump 2 as needed. There are currently two of these vessels in service with the Glorious Leader's Benevolent Patrol Flotilla. The Sariwon Class Corvette is a class ships used for task force command and control, it is fitted with a model 5 fib computer adjacent to the bridge. Until recently these were the largest native build vessels in the fleet. Armament is a dual plasma gun turret, firing as two batteries, a triple sand caster turret, a triple missile turret and a triple beam laser turret. They have a fully streamlined saucer structure hull equipped with fuel scoops and on board fuel purification for wilderness ocean refueling.

The Sariwon class corvette is built from plans stolen from an enemy government. They are loosely based on a class of fleet minesweepers, but the prototype and a single production model were built and stationed on the frontier. These ships carry a tiny boarding part for customs inspections and bribery collecting shake downs. They are fast and agile enough to catch up to most merchant traffic.

Image Repository[edit]

No information yet available.

General Description & Deck Plans[edit]

Tonnage: 450 tons (standard), 6,300 cubic meters.
Crew: 2 officers, 14 ratings
Performance: Jump 2. 5G acceleration. Power plant-5. 22.5 EP. Agility 3.
Electronics: Model 5 fib computer.
Hardpoints/Armament: One triple missile turret, one dual plasma gun turret, and one triple beam laser turret.
Defenses: One triple sand caster turret, factor 1 armored hull.
Craft: None
Fuel Treatment: Fuel scoops with fuel purification plant
Cost: MCr 418.961 standard. MCr 335.169 in quantity.
Construction Time: 79 weeks standard. 63 weeks in quantity.

Basic Ship Characteristics[edit]

Following the Imperial Navy and IISS Universal Ship Profile and data, additional information is presented in the format shown here. The small craft factor indicates the number of squadrons (...of ten subcraft) carried on the ship. Tonnage on the universal ship profile is shown in kilotons (...thousands of tons) where necessary. [1]

Basic Ship Characteristics [2]
No. Category Remarks
1. Tonnage / Hull TBD tons.
2. Crew TBD crew.
3. Performance Propulsion:
  • Jump-TBD
  • TBD-G acceleration
  • Power Plant-TBD
  • TBD-EPs
  • Agility-TBD
4. Electronics Model/TBD fib computer.
5. Hardpoints xTBD hardpoints.
6. Armament The normal weapons fit-out for it is:
  • No information yet available.
7. Defenses No information yet available.
8. Craft TBD
9. Fuel Treatment TBD
10. Cost MCrTBD.
11. Construction Time TBD months to build, TBD months in quantity.
12. Comments TBD
  • Standard cargo capacity amounts to TBD.0 tons.

History & Background (Dossier)[edit]

Two in service.

Distant Fringe Vessels[edit]

The Distant Fringe is said to be a far spinward-rimward area inhabited by colonists and refugees originating on Terra. The region is extremely isolated, separated from the rest of Charted Space by vast, almost uncrossable rifts that were once broached by a system of calibration Points and the use of tankers. Those few academics within Charted Space who have found references to the Distant Fringe regard it as little more than a tall tale. Likewise, many of the inhabitants of the Distant Fringe believe the existence of Charted Space to be mythical.[3]

Vessels originating within the Distant Fringe are very rarely encountered outside of the region. However, misjumps do occur and anomalies with bizarre spacetime and Jumpspace effects exist: as such, craft of this type are not entirely unknown within Charted Space.[4]

Class Naming Practice/s & Peculiarities[edit]

Each vessel within the class is named by the government of the state that produces it. They generally draw on traditional naming protocols and it is not uncommon for a historical class name to be reused.

  • Individual vessels within the class are issued specific serial numbers and transponder codes.
  • Naming a ship is considered a serious affair and is generally accompanied by a traditional ceremony, usually pouring a local beverage over the bows of the craft. Starfarers tend to be superstitious folk and a ship with a frivolous name is considered "unlucky".

Selected Variant Types & Classes[edit]

Paramilitary Vessel - Scout/Courier:

  1. Type S class Scout/Courier
    1. Asia class Scout

References & Contributors (Sources)[edit]

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  1. Timothy B. Brown. Fighting Ships (Game Designers Workshop, 1981), 10.
  2. Timothy B. Brown. Fighting Ships (Game Designers Workshop, 1981), 10.
  3. Information provided to the library by Maksim-Smelchak
  4. Information provided to the library by Maksim-Smelchak