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==Description== | ==Description== | ||
− | Another of the [[Word of Blake]]'s Celestial-series [[OmniMech]]s, the ''Deva'' also makes extensive use of new technologies. It is built with a [[light fusion engine]], a [[heavy-duty gyro]] that can takes half again as much punishment as its standard counterpart, and the [[small cockpit]] common to all of the Celestials. All of these brand new pieces make the [[Endo Steel]] frame they are assembled on seem normal by comparison. The tough [['Mech]] is protected by thirteen and a half tons of standard armor. | + | Another of the [[Word of Blake]]'s Celestial-series [[OmniMech]]s, the ''Deva'' also makes extensive use of new technologies. It is built with a [[light fusion engine]], a [[heavy-duty gyro]] that can takes half again as much punishment as its standard counterpart, and the [[small cockpit]] common to all of the Celestials. All of these brand new pieces make the [[Endo Steel]] frame they are assembled on seem normal by comparison. The tough [['Mech]] is protected by thirteen and a half tons of standard armor. It also uses the [[C3i Computer]] ubiquitous to the Celestials. |
==Armament== | ==Armament== | ||
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==Variants== | ==Variants== | ||
− | + | *Dominus - This variant uses a [[Rotary Autocannon/5]] and a [[MML-7|Multi-Missile Launcher 7]]. [[CASE]] protects the ammunition for both of these weapons. A [[Light PPC]], an [[ER Small Laser]], and a pair of [[ER Medium Laser]]s back them up. All of these weapons, except for the missile launcher, is guided by a [[Targeting Computer]]. BV (2.0) = 1,794 | |
==References== | ==References== | ||
+ | *[[Jihad Hot Spots: 3072]] | ||
*[[Record Sheets: 3072]] | *[[Record Sheets: 3072]] | ||
Revision as of 17:40, 13 November 2007
Deva | |
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Production information | |
Manufacturer | Martinson Armaments, Gibson Federated BattleMechs - (Free Worlds Defense Industries) |
Model | C-DVA-0 |
Class | Heavy |
Technical specifications | |
Mass | 70 tons |
Chassis | Endo Steel |
Armor | |
Engine | Light 280 |
Speed | 64 km/h |
Armament |
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BV (2.0) | 1,655 |
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Description
Another of the Word of Blake's Celestial-series OmniMechs, the Deva also makes extensive use of new technologies. It is built with a light fusion engine, a heavy-duty gyro that can takes half again as much punishment as its standard counterpart, and the small cockpit common to all of the Celestials. All of these brand new pieces make the Endo Steel frame they are assembled on seem normal by comparison. The tough 'Mech is protected by thirteen and a half tons of standard armor. It also uses the C3i Computer ubiquitous to the Celestials.
Armament
The Invictus model makes good use of its C3i Computer with a Gauss Rifle and a trio of Light PPCs. Obviously meant as a direct-fire support model, the inclusion of the Retractable Blade is somewhat confusing to outsiders, as is the paltry ton of ammunition devoted to the design's main gun. The 'Mech shields its Manei Domini pilot from the potentially dangerous Gauss Rifle with CASE in its right side.
Variants
- Dominus - This variant uses a Rotary Autocannon/5 and a Multi-Missile Launcher 7. CASE protects the ammunition for both of these weapons. A Light PPC, an ER Small Laser, and a pair of ER Medium Lasers back them up. All of these weapons, except for the missile launcher, is guided by a Targeting Computer. BV (2.0) = 1,794