Cyclone-RN

Cyclone-RN
Manufacturer		Tumbril Land Systems (TMBL)
Size		Vehicle
Focus		Reconnaissance
Production state		Flight Ready
Minimum crew		1
Maximum crew		2
Cargo capacity		0 SCU
Cost
Pledge cost		65 USD
Specifications
Null-cargo mass		3,240 kg
Length		6 m
Beam		4 m
Height		3 m
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The Tumbril Cyclone-RN is a civilian light reconnaissance vehicle that is part of the Cyclone series. It is used for scouting runs, providing fast and detailed scans of terrain as well as beacon placement.

Specifications

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

Systems
Component	Manufacturer	Model	Size (Max)	# per mount x total
Power Plants	TBD	Power Plant	Vehicle (Vehicle)	1 x 1
Coolers	TBD	Cooler	Vehicle (Vehicle)	1 x 1
Shield Generators	TBD	Shield Generator	Vehicle (Vehicle)	1 x 1

Propulsion
Component	Manufacturer	Model	Size (Max)	# per mount x Total
Fuel Intakes	TBD	Fuel Intake	Vehicle (Vehicle)	1 x 1
Fuel Tanks	TBD	Fuel Tank	Vehicle (Vehicle)	1 x 1

Thrusters
Component	Manufacturer	Model	Type	# per mount x Total

Weaponry
Component	Manufacturer	Model	Size (Max)	# per mount x Total
Utility Items	TBD	Scanner	1 (1)	1 x 1

Features

Scanners

The Cyclone-RN features an exploration and recon package with a dedicated scanner for ground reconnaissance. As with all scanner systems in the game, it will pick up anything with a detectable signature, such as IR or EM. The difficulty of picking up that signal will depend on the item’s output and your equipment. It wouldn’t tell you if there’s a derelict or loot around the corner, but it should be able to tell you that there’s a large structure in the distance.

The RN’s upgraded radar system will have a longer range and better detection capabilities than the standard Cyclone, along with data banks to store a larger amount of scanned data to help with the mapping of a planet’s surface.

Beacons

The Cyclone-RN comes with a supply of small beacons that may be placed to mark important locations on the ground. These beacons give off a strong signal that may be picked up by other vehicles or ships with limited scanner strength; even in dangerous or obscuring conditions, such as a sandstorm.

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