325a

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325a
Manufacturer		Origin Jumpworks GmbH (ORIG)
Size		Small
Focus		Interdiction
Production state		Flight Ready Update Pass Scheduled
Maximum crew		1
Cargo capacity		4 SCU
Cost
REC cost		7,000 REC
Pledge cost		70 USD
Specifications
Null-cargo mass		67, 002 kg
SCM speed		210 m/s
Maximum speed		1,314 m/s
Length		27 m
Beam		17 m
Height		8 m
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The Origin 325a is the combat variant of the 300 series. It features an advanced weapon payload as well as a custom targeting system designed especially for the 325a by WillsOp.

Specifications

Avionics
Component	Manufacturer	Model	Size (Max)	# per mount x total
Radars	TBD	S Radar	Small (Small)	1 x 1
Computers	TBD	S Computer	Small (Small)	1 x 1

Systems
Component	Manufacturer	Model	Size (Max)	# per mount x total
Power Plants	Aegis Dynamics	Charger	Small (Small)	1 x 1
Coolers	Aegis Dynamics	Tundra	Small (Small)	1 x 2
Shield Generators	Gorgon Defender Industries	SecureHyde	Small (Small)	1 x 2

Propulsion
Component	Manufacturer	Model	Size (Max)	# per mount x Total
Fuel Intakes	TBD	S Fuel Intake	Small (Small)	1 x 2
Fuel Tanks		S Fuel Tank	Small (Small)	1 x 2
Quantum Drives	TBD	S Quantum Drive	Small (Small)	1 x 1
Jump Modules	TBD	S Jump Module	Small (Small)	1 x 1
Quantum Fuel Tanks		S Quantum Fuel Tank	Small (Small)	1 x 1

Thrusters
Component	Manufacturer	Model	Type	# per mount x Total
Main Thrusters		Main Thruster	Main	1 x 1
Maneuvering Thrusters		Gimbal Maneuvering Thruster	Gimbal	1 x 12

Weaponry
Component	Manufacturer	Model	Size (Max)	# per mount x Total
Weapons	Apocalypse Arms	Strife Mass Driver	2 (3)	1 x 1
	Amon & Reese Co.	Omnisky VI Laser Cannon	2 (2)	1 x 2
Missiles	Talon Weapon Systems	Dominator EM	2 (3)	2 x 2

Model

Variants

• 300i: The 300i is the base model of the 300 series.
• 315p: The 315p is the exploration variant of the 300 series.
• 350r: The 350r is the racing variant of the 300 series.
• 320c "Imperator's Edition": The 320c "Imperator's Edition" is a minor, one-off model themed for an Imperator event.

History

Developing variants

In 2899, the 300 series launched a single model: the 300i. The designer of the 300i, Andreas Lang, was insistent that Origin would begin producing variants in the third model year by designing entirely new models to fulfill different specialized tasks. Origin, remembering the expense of the first prototype and the ensuing battle to lower production costs, balked at the idea. For all of the project’s rhetoric, later amplified by the series’ initial marketing, the company wanted to borrow an important aspect from RSI’s Aurora: a modular space frame designed to easily adapt variants. Like the Aurora, the 300 series would adapt the initial version into a host of different factory models built atop the standard design. By all accounts, the decision to develop variants instead of bespoke models soured Lang on the project altogether.

The launch of 325a

The 325a dogfighter was offically revealed in 2940. It was generally believed to be the result of a naval contract. No information has ever been declassified on why the UEEN might have utilized a fighting-focused 300i design, but an in-depth analysis of the ship’s properties suggest it was actually first designed as much as a decade before its 2940 reveal.

Gallery

  For a full gallery, see :Category:325a Images.

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