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Powered rollerskates with their capable of speeds from 30 kph to 60 kph. Looking like a cross between skiboots & inline skates, powerboots come in two types:  Fixed  wheels (2500 Cr. pair), to retractable wheels (3200 Cr. pair ) at [[Tech level|TL10]]. Battery duration runs from 6 hours (TL10) to 30 hours (TL15).   
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Powered rollerskates with their capable of speeds from 30 kph to 60 kph. Looking like a cross between skiboots & inline skates, powerboots come in two types:  Fixed  wheels (2500 Cr. pair), to retractable wheels (3200 Cr. pair ) at {{TL|10}}. Battery duration runs from 6 hours ({{TL|10}}) to 30 hours ({{TL|15}}).   
  
Battledress can have retractable powerboots builtin for an additional 4 % of the suit's cost.
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[[Battle Dress]] can have retractable powerboots built in for an additional 4% of the suit's cost.
  
[[Beaumonde Industries]]' Hajiit Group markets a TL13 powerboot under the trade name Wheelrites.
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[[Beaumonde Industries]]' Hajiit Group markets a {{TL|13}} powerboot under the trade name ''Wheelrites''.
  
 
{{Sources|S1=[[Michael J. Maley]] - [http://www.darkhstarr.com/corsairbazaar4.html  High Tortuga]}}
 
{{Sources|S1=[[Michael J. Maley]] - [http://www.darkhstarr.com/corsairbazaar4.html  High Tortuga]}}
  
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Revision as of 14:28, 8 November 2009

Powerboots
Type Personal mobility
Tech Level TL–10
Cost Cr2500
Size
Weight

Powered rollerskates with their capable of speeds from 30 kph to 60 kph. Looking like a cross between skiboots & inline skates, powerboots come in two types: Fixed wheels (2500 Cr. pair), to retractable wheels (3200 Cr. pair ) at TL–10. Battery duration runs from 6 hours (TL–10) to 30 hours (TL–15).

Battle Dress can have retractable powerboots built in for an additional 4% of the suit's cost.

Beaumonde Industries' Hajiit Group markets a TL–13 powerboot under the trade name Wheelrites.

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