Sensor Vehicle
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Description (Specifications)[edit]
A Sensor Vehicle is a Military Vehicle and a type of Combat Support Vehicle.
Sensor Vehicles are used in area away from the front line while Reconnaissance Vehicles are deployed at the front. Both ar ethere to gather information for the purposes of identifying, tracking and targeting enemy (or potential enemy).
Sensor Vehicles are often deployed in pairs or triplets to allow triangulation of directional information to better localise targets. The sensors are often separated from the weapons platforms that they support because both sensors and launchers are a priority target for attacking elements, and both active sensors and active weapons are easily detected. Loss of sensors and weapons will occur at the same time if on the same Vehicle.
Examples of Sensor Vehicles[edit]
1 Sensor Vehicle items[edit]
Item | Type | Mode | TL | Mass | Cost |
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Personal Drone | Sensor Vehicle | Flight (Grav) | 11 | 0.001 dTon | Cr2,000 |
History & Background (Dossier)[edit]
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See Also[edit]
Vehicles[edit]
- Vehicle
- Primitive Craft - Craft of all types TL–1 to TL–3 powered by Wind or Animal power
- Aerospace Vessel
- Watercraft
- Land Vehicle
- Exotic Craft
- Multi-Environment Vehicle
- Vehicle Usage
- Vehicle Roles
- Personal Vehicle
- Consumer Vehicle
- Ground Car
- Air/Raft (Passenger, Small)
- G-Carrier (Small)
- Mass Transit Vehicle
- Rail Vehicle (Passenger)
- Bus
- G-Carrier
- Industrial Vehicle
- Commercial Vehicle
- Combat Vehicle
- Combat Support Vehicle
- Security Vehicle
Related:
The line between Spaceplane and Spaceship is blurred.If the design is described as a Vehicle then its a Spaceplane;
if it is described as a Ship its a Spaceship.
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