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|name=Mad Cat III
 
|name=Mad Cat III
 
|manufacturer=[[Clan Sea Fox]]
 
|manufacturer=[[Clan Sea Fox]]
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|class=Medium
 
|class=Medium
 
|mass=55
 
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|engine=330 XL
 
|engine=330 XL
 
|speed=97
 
|speed=97
|armament=*2x Type XX [[LRM-20]]s
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|armament=
*2x Series 5K [[ER Medium Lasers]]
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*2x [[LRM-20]]s
*2x Series 3K [[ER Small Lasers]]
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*2x [[ER Medium Lasers]]
*4x Series 1K [[ER Micro Laser]]s
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*2x [[ER Small Lasers]]
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*4x [[ER Micro Laser]]s
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|BV (1.0)=1,913
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|BV (2.0)=???
 
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==Description==
 
==Description==
With the success of the [[Mad Cat Mk II | Mad Cat II]] design [[Clan Diamond Shark]] developed the '''''Mad Cat III''''' as a medium Mech to accompany the heavy [[Mad Cat]] and assault ''Mad Cat II''. With the sales of both ''Mad Cat II'' and ''Mad Cat III'' to [[Inner Sphere]] Houses, the other [[Clans]] censured the Diamond Sharks for selling superior technology to the Clan's enemies. This pushed the Diamond Sharks to make their final move to the Inner Sphere where they reverted to their original name [[Clan Sea Fox]], and began their nomadic merchant ways.
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With the success of the ''[[Mad Cat Mk II | Mad Cat II]]'' design [[Clan Diamond Shark]] developed the '''''Mad Cat III''''' as a medium 'Mech to accompany the heavy ''[[Mad Cat]]'' and assault ''Mad Cat II''. With the sales of both ''Mad Cat II'' and ''Mad Cat III'' to [[Inner Sphere]] Houses, the other [[Clans]] censured the Diamond Sharks for selling superior technology to enemies of the Clans. This pushed the Diamond Sharks to make their final move to the Inner Sphere where they reverted to their original name [[Clan Sea Fox]], and began their nomadic merchant ways.
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With its top speed of 97 km/h, the ''Mad Cat III'' can quickly close with enemies to bring its short-range armament to bear. Nine tons of [[Ferro-Fibrous]] armor provide ample protection, as does the [[Anti-Missile System]] it includes. The 'Mech makes use of weight-saving technologies in the form of an [[XL Engine]] and an [[Endo Steel]] structure.
  
  
 
==Armament==
 
==Armament==
With its mix of long range missles and lasers the ''Mad Cat III'' continues to be a good seller for the Sea Foxes.
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The ''Mad Cat III'' carries a pair Type XX [[LRM-20]]s for use at long range, though each launcher only has enough ammunition for six shots. When it closes, it can use an all-energy configuration of two Series 5K [[ER Medium Laser]]s, two Series 3K [[ER Small Laser]]s, and four Series 1K [[ER Micro Laser]]s. With its mix of long range missiles and lasers, the ''Mad Cat III'' continues to be a good seller for the Sea Foxes. Sixteen [[double heat sink]]s allow this 'Mech to fire all weapons and not worry about heat so long as it sticks to its cruising speed.
  
  
 
==Variants==
 
==Variants==
There are no known variants of the Mad Cat III.  
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* Mad Cat III 2 - This variant removes all of the lasers. The tonnage that is freed up is used to add a pair of [[Heavy Medium Laser]]s, enough [[jump jet]]s to vault the 'Mech up to 150 meters, and maxes out the armor. Heat is no longer a concern, though the limited ammunition of the missile launchers is more of a liability. BV (1.0) = 2,081
  
  
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*[http://www.wizkidsgames.com/mechwarrior/documents/DA-113.pdf Kendrick Fetladral's Dossier]
 
*[http://www.wizkidsgames.com/mechwarrior/documents/DA-113.pdf Kendrick Fetladral's Dossier]
 
*[http://www.wizkidsgames.com/mechwarrior/documents/DA-140.pdf Mason Dunne's Dossier]
 
*[http://www.wizkidsgames.com/mechwarrior/documents/DA-140.pdf Mason Dunne's Dossier]
 
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*[[Record Sheets: MechWarrior Dark Age I]]
  
  
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[[Category:Medium BattleMechs]]
 
[[Category:Medium BattleMechs]]
 
[[Category:55 ton BattleMechs]]
 
[[Category:55 ton BattleMechs]]
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[[Category:1501-2000 BV BattleMechs]]
 
[[Category:Clan Sea Fox BattleMechs]]
 
[[Category:Clan Sea Fox BattleMechs]]

Revision as of 17:00, 6 April 2008

Mad Cat III
Mad Cat III
Production information
Manufacturer Clan Sea Fox
Class Medium
Technical specifications
Mass 55 tons
Chassis DSAM Endo 7 Endo Steel
Armor Forging Zk15 Ferro-Fibrous
Engine 330 XL
Speed 97 km/h
Armament
BV (1.0) 1,913
BV (2.0) ???



Description

With the success of the Mad Cat II design Clan Diamond Shark developed the Mad Cat III as a medium 'Mech to accompany the heavy Mad Cat and assault Mad Cat II. With the sales of both Mad Cat II and Mad Cat III to Inner Sphere Houses, the other Clans censured the Diamond Sharks for selling superior technology to enemies of the Clans. This pushed the Diamond Sharks to make their final move to the Inner Sphere where they reverted to their original name Clan Sea Fox, and began their nomadic merchant ways.

With its top speed of 97 km/h, the Mad Cat III can quickly close with enemies to bring its short-range armament to bear. Nine tons of Ferro-Fibrous armor provide ample protection, as does the Anti-Missile System it includes. The 'Mech makes use of weight-saving technologies in the form of an XL Engine and an Endo Steel structure.


Armament

The Mad Cat III carries a pair Type XX LRM-20s for use at long range, though each launcher only has enough ammunition for six shots. When it closes, it can use an all-energy configuration of two Series 5K ER Medium Lasers, two Series 3K ER Small Lasers, and four Series 1K ER Micro Lasers. With its mix of long range missiles and lasers, the Mad Cat III continues to be a good seller for the Sea Foxes. Sixteen double heat sinks allow this 'Mech to fire all weapons and not worry about heat so long as it sticks to its cruising speed.


Variants

  • Mad Cat III 2 - This variant removes all of the lasers. The tonnage that is freed up is used to add a pair of Heavy Medium Lasers, enough jump jets to vault the 'Mech up to 150 meters, and maxes out the armor. Heat is no longer a concern, though the limited ammunition of the missile launchers is more of a liability. BV (1.0) = 2,081


References