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* Most commercial starships are constructed as conventional pattern vessels.
 
* Most commercial starships are constructed as conventional pattern vessels.
  
''See also'' [[Distant Fringe Class A Starports]]
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''See also'' [[Distant Fringe Class A Starports]], [[Ships of the Distant Fringe]].
  
 
== References & Contributors / Sources ==
 
== References & Contributors / Sources ==

Revision as of 18:00, 6 November 2017

A designation applied to starships within the Distant Fringe region: vessels fitted with standard inbuilt fuel tankage.

Description / Specifications

Starships are limited by the performance of DeVoss-type jump drives - the so-called Jump-2 Barrier.

Conventional pattern starships typically carry adequate internal fuel to perform one jump and to support the power plant for approximately four weeks. Long range starships, conversely, carry additional onboard fuel reserves. Ships fitted with drop-tanks or collapsible fuel tanks are referred to as x-range vessels.

History & Background / Dossier

Conventional vessels are the most efficient in terms of revenue generated per ton of displacement - more of their internal space can be used as cargo storage.

  • Most commercial starships are constructed as conventional pattern vessels.

See also Distant Fringe Class A Starports, Ships of the Distant Fringe.

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