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* ''Procyon 5'' - Carries [[jump jet]]s and replaces one ER Small Laser with an SRM-2 with five reloads. | * ''Procyon 5'' - Carries [[jump jet]]s and replaces one ER Small Laser with an SRM-2 with five reloads. | ||
* ''Procyon (Quad)'' - This extensive revamp of the ''Procyon'' is a new [[Clan Hell's Horses]] design. Using an [[Advanced Technology|advanced]] Quad ProtoMech chassis, it weighs six tons and carries a pair of [[AP Gauss Rifle]]s supported by an [[SRM-2]] with five reloads. Like it's bipedal cousin, it has a top speed of 96 km/h. BV (2.0) = 205<ref>''Technical Readout: Prototypes'', p. 87</ref> | * ''Procyon (Quad)'' - This extensive revamp of the ''Procyon'' is a new [[Clan Hell's Horses]] design. Using an [[Advanced Technology|advanced]] Quad ProtoMech chassis, it weighs six tons and carries a pair of [[AP Gauss Rifle]]s supported by an [[SRM-2]] with five reloads. Like it's bipedal cousin, it has a top speed of 96 km/h. BV (2.0) = 205<ref>''Technical Readout: Prototypes'', p. 87</ref> | ||
| + | * ''Procyon Z'' - Developed by [[The Society]] this version is equipped with a [[Magnetic Clamp]] system. It's armed with a single [[ER Small Laser]] and an SRM-1 with ten reloads.<ref>''The Wars of Reaving Supplemental'', p. 41</ref> | ||
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Revision as of 09:08, 21 June 2012
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| Production information | |
| Manufacturer | Clan Coyota Beta Plant 3F[1] |
| Tech Base | Clan |
| Introduced | 3065 |
| Technical specifications | |
| Mass | 5 tons |
| Chassis | ProtoMech Standard C5P |
| Armor | ProtoMech Standard |
| Engine | 45 Fusion |
| Speed | 96 km/h |
| Jump Jets | None |
| Armament | |
| BV (2.0) | 186[2] |
Description
The Procyon is the first ProtoMech designed and built by Clan Coyote. After the destruction of Clan Smoke Jaguar, Clan Coyote was one of the first to acquire the ProtoMech technology. As part of the rearmament and development plan instituted by Khan Koga, the Clan's scientists and technicians began working on a new ProtoMech that would eventually become the Procyon. After three years of testing, the Procyon entered service.[3]
Armament
A pair of ER Small Lasers makes the Procyon one of the best armed ProtoMechs available. With their ammunition independence and decent range and damage potential, the standard Procyon can inflict as much damage as an Elemental.
Variants
Clan Coyote techs created several variants of the Procyon to keep their opponents off guard.
- Procyon 2 - Removes the heat sinks and small lasers and replaces them with a pair of LRM-4 launchers and some additional armor. This design has no other weapons and limited ammunition.
- Procyon 3 - Replaces the ER Small Lasers with a Heavy Small Laser and an LRM-3 with six reloads.
- Procyon 4 - Mounts a Streak SRM-3 launcher and Machine Gun in place of the standard ER lasers.
- Procyon 5 - Carries jump jets and replaces one ER Small Laser with an SRM-2 with five reloads.
- Procyon (Quad) - This extensive revamp of the Procyon is a new Clan Hell's Horses design. Using an advanced Quad ProtoMech chassis, it weighs six tons and carries a pair of AP Gauss Rifles supported by an SRM-2 with five reloads. Like it's bipedal cousin, it has a top speed of 96 km/h. BV (2.0) = 205[4]
- Procyon Z - Developed by The Society this version is equipped with a Magnetic Clamp system. It's armed with a single ER Small Laser and an SRM-1 with ten reloads.[5]
Gallery
- Procyon Quad.jpg
Procyon (Quad) variant