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{{otheruses|the [[BattleMech]]|other uses|Tsunami (disambiguation)}}
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{{otheruses|the 40-ton BattleMech|other uses|Tsunami}}
 
{{InfoBoxBattleMech
 
{{InfoBoxBattleMech
|image=Tsunami (1).JPG
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|image=Tsunami TRO3055U.jpg
|name=Tsunami
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|name=''Tsunami''
 
|manufacturer=[[Omnitech Industries]]
 
|manufacturer=[[Omnitech Industries]]
 
|production year=3063
 
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|mech type=BattleMech
 
|mech type=BattleMech
 
|mass=40
 
|mass=40
|chassis=Omnitech TS-1 Standard
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|chassis=[[Omnitech TS-1 Standard]]
|armor=Lexington Limited High Grade [[Ferro-Fibrous]] with [[CASE]]
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|armor= [[Lexington Limited High Grade Ferro-Fibrous]] with [[CASE]]
 
|engine=[[Pitban 240]]
 
|engine=[[Pitban 240]]
 
|comsys=[[Garret T15B]]
 
|comsys=[[Garret T15B]]
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|armament=
 
|armament=
 
*2x [[Magshot]]s
 
*2x [[Magshot]]s
*3x [[ER Medium Laser]]s
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* 3x [[ER medium laser]]s
 
*1x [[Streak SRM-4]]
 
*1x [[Streak SRM-4]]
 
|BV (1.0)=1,081
 
|BV (1.0)=1,081
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==Description==
 
==Description==
A [[Solaris VII]] [[BattleMech]], the '''''Tsunami''''' was originally a workhorse 'Mech that could hold its own on the battlefield as well as in the arenas. It wasn't flashy, it just got the job done. Critics were unimpressed by the original ''Tsunami'', so Omnitech redesigned it to take advantage of new technologies. The updated ''Tsunami'' reduces the armor weight but uses Ferro-Fibrous armor to make up the difference in protection. It also has a reduced jumping range of 120 meters. The most interesting change is the use of [[Triple Strength Myomer]], which allows the ''Tsunami'' to get a minor speed boost and inflict more damage in physical attacks.<ref>''Technical Readout: 3055 Upgrade'', p. 140</ref>
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A [[Solaris VII]] [[BattleMech]], the '''''Tsunami''''' was originally a workhorse 'Mech that could hold its own on the battlefield as well as in the arenas. It wasn't flashy, it just got the job done. Critics were unimpressed by the original ''Tsunami'', so Omnitech redesigned it to take advantage of new technologies. The updated ''Tsunami'' reduces the armor weight but uses [[ferro-fibrous armor]] to make up the difference in protection. It also has a reduced jumping range of 120 meters. The most interesting change is the use of [[Triple Strength Myomer]], which allows the ''Tsunami'' to get a minor speed boost and inflict more damage in physical attacks.<ref>''Technical Readout: 3055 Upgrade'', p. 140</ref>
  
 
==Weapons and Equipment==
 
==Weapons and Equipment==
The ''Tsunami'''s main armament are its three Diverse Optics [[ER Medium Laser]]s and its two Federated Barrett [[Magshot]]s. These are backed up by a single Holly [[Streak SRM-4]] launcher.
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The ''Tsunami'''s main armament are its three Diverse Optics [[ER medium laser]]s and its two [[Federated-Barrett|Federated Barrett]] [[Magshot]]s. These are backed up by a single Holly [[Streak SRM-4]] launcher.
  
 
==Variants==
 
==Variants==
*;''TS-P1'' : The original ''Tsunami'' has standard armor in place of the TS-P1D's [[Ferro-Fibrous]]. It lacks the later model's [[Triple Strength Myomer]] but carries two more [[jump jet]]s. Instead of the Magshots it carried two [[Machine Gun]]s, as well as a pair of standard [[Medium Laser]]s instead of the TS-P1D's ER Lasers.<ref>''Solaris VII: The Game World'' 'Mech record sheets, p. 16</ref> Instead of the Streak SRM-4 launcher it carried a standard [[SRM-2]] launcher. BV (1.0) = ??, BV (2.0) = 933<ref>''Record Sheets: 3055 Upgrades Unabridged'', p. 236</ref>
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*; TS-P1 : The original ''Tsunami'' has standard armor in place of the TS-P1D's ferro-fibrous. It lacks the later model's [[Triple Strength Myomer]] but carries two more [[jump jet]]s. Instead of the Magshots it carried two [[Machine Gun]]s, as well as a pair of standard [[medium laser]]s instead of the TS-P1D's ER Lasers.<ref>''Solaris VII: The Game World'' 'Mech record sheets, p. 16</ref> Instead of the Streak SRM-4 launcher it carried a standard [[SRM-2]] launcher. BV (2.0) = 933<ref>''Record Sheets: 3055 Upgrades Unabridged'', p. 236</ref>
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==Design Quirks==
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The ''Tsunami'' has the following [[Design Quirks]]:<ref>''BattleMech Manual'', p. 95: BattleMech Quirk Table - Tsunami Entry</ref>
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* [[Difficult to Maintain]]
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==Gallery==
 
==Gallery==
 
<gallery>
 
<gallery>
File:Tsunami (1).JPG|Original ''Tsunami'' from ''[[Technical Readout: 3055 Upgrade|TRO:3055 Upgrade]]''
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Tsunami TS-P1 RS3055Uu.jpg|Original TS-P1 ''Tsunami'' from ''[[Record Sheets: 3055 Upgrades Unabridged|RS:3055Uu]]''
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Tsunami TRO3055U.jpg|''Tsunami'' from ''[[Technical Readout: 3055 Upgrade|TRO:3055 Upgrade]]''
 
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[[Category:Medium BattleMechs]]
 
[[Category:Medium BattleMechs]]
 
[[Category:40 ton BattleMechs]]
 
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[[Category:Solarian BattleMechs]]
 
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Latest revision as of 17:14, 31 March 2024

This article is about the 40-ton BattleMech. For other uses, see Tsunami.
Tsunami (BattleMech)
Tsunami
Production information
Manufacturer Omnitech Industries
Production Year 3063[1]
Model TS-P1D
Class Medium
Cost 4,693,360 C-bills
Technical specifications
'Mech type Inner Sphere BattleMech
Mass 40 tons
Chassis Omnitech TS-1 Standard
Armor Lexington Limited High Grade Ferro-Fibrous with CASE
Engine Pitban 240
Communications System Garret T15B
Targeting Tracking System Garret 500S
Heat Sinks 10 Double Heat Sinks
Speed 97 km/h
Jump Jets Luxor 2/Q
Armament
BV (1.0) 1,081
BV (2.0) 1,298[2]


Description[edit]

A Solaris VII BattleMech, the Tsunami was originally a workhorse 'Mech that could hold its own on the battlefield as well as in the arenas. It wasn't flashy, it just got the job done. Critics were unimpressed by the original Tsunami, so Omnitech redesigned it to take advantage of new technologies. The updated Tsunami reduces the armor weight but uses ferro-fibrous armor to make up the difference in protection. It also has a reduced jumping range of 120 meters. The most interesting change is the use of Triple Strength Myomer, which allows the Tsunami to get a minor speed boost and inflict more damage in physical attacks.[3]

Weapons and Equipment[edit]

The Tsunami's main armament are its three Diverse Optics ER medium lasers and its two Federated Barrett Magshots. These are backed up by a single Holly Streak SRM-4 launcher.

Variants[edit]

  • TS-P1 
    The original Tsunami has standard armor in place of the TS-P1D's ferro-fibrous. It lacks the later model's Triple Strength Myomer but carries two more jump jets. Instead of the Magshots it carried two Machine Guns, as well as a pair of standard medium lasers instead of the TS-P1D's ER Lasers.[4] Instead of the Streak SRM-4 launcher it carried a standard SRM-2 launcher. BV (2.0) = 933[5]

Design Quirks[edit]

The Tsunami has the following Design Quirks:[6]


Gallery[edit]

References[edit]

  1. MUL online date for the Tsunami (BattleMech)
  2. Record Sheets: 3055 Upgrades Unabridged, p. 237
  3. Technical Readout: 3055 Upgrade, p. 140
  4. Solaris VII: The Game World 'Mech record sheets, p. 16
  5. Record Sheets: 3055 Upgrades Unabridged, p. 236
  6. BattleMech Manual, p. 95: BattleMech Quirk Table - Tsunami Entry

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