Techno Union Starship
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Techno Union Starship
Does anyone have an information on these?
Just on a rough guess, I estimate them to be 200-400 meters long. They have fuel cells. Is there an official source on these guys yet?
Just on a rough guess, I estimate them to be 200-400 meters long. They have fuel cells. Is there an official source on these guys yet?
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Re: Techno Union Starship
Don't assume that means they actually use fuel cells technology to generate power. Fuel storage tanks also get called fuel cells.Currald wrote:Does anyone have an information on these?
Just on a rough guess, I estimate them to be 200-400 meters long. They have fuel cells. Is there an official source on these guys yet?
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A singularly uninformative card, I might add, unless someone here knows what the little numbers and icons mean.Sardaukar wrote:There's a card in the WOTC AOTC TCG.
Where'd you find that? I couldn't find "hardcell class" on Google. Thanks.Ender wrote:They are called Hardcell class transports.
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HahahahaCurrald wrote:A singularly uninformative card, I might add, unless someone here knows what the little numbers and icons mean.Sardaukar wrote:There's a card in the WOTC AOTC TCG.
Damn I hate the new card game... If it was still made by Decipher, at least we'd get a class name and a brief description.
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Acutally, from what I read the Hardell's were converted into battleships, much like the TradeFed battleships. I dunno really, I got the information from the card set. Either that, or starwars.com.Ender wrote:They are called Hardcell class transports. Other then that, no idea.
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So I guess Star Wars Insider #62 had the skinny on the Hardcell.Completely Unofficial Star Wars Encyclopedia wrote:Hardcell-class Transport
this cylindrical transport ship was developed and manufactured by the Techno Union. The main section of the ship was an elongated, egg-shaped hull in which huge amounts of cargo could be stored. The aft section of the ship consisted of six long engines, each of which was filled with thousands of gallons of fuel. Rather than using repulors, the Hardcell-class transport relied on the sheer power of flame to reach orbit. The Hardcell-class transport took off and landed vertically, with the engine section resting on the ground. Once in space, these ships were equipped with powerful hyperdrives to propel them across the galaxy. Because the Hardcell-class relied on propellants to reach sublight speeds, they were slow-moving and clumsy to fly. (SWI62)
Why weren't the Acclamators shotting at the Hardcells and the Federation ships?
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Weapons too powerful to risk killing ground troops?Currald wrote:So I guess Star Wars Insider #62 had the skinny on the Hardcell.Completely Unofficial Star Wars Encyclopedia wrote:Hardcell-class Transport
this cylindrical transport ship was developed and manufactured by the Techno Union. The main section of the ship was an elongated, egg-shaped hull in which huge amounts of cargo could be stored. The aft section of the ship consisted of six long engines, each of which was filled with thousands of gallons of fuel. Rather than using repulors, the Hardcell-class transport relied on the sheer power of flame to reach orbit. The Hardcell-class transport took off and landed vertically, with the engine section resting on the ground. Once in space, these ships were equipped with powerful hyperdrives to propel them across the galaxy. Because the Hardcell-class relied on propellants to reach sublight speeds, they were slow-moving and clumsy to fly. (SWI62)
Why weren't the Acclamators shotting at the Hardcells and the Federation ships?
Heheh...... powerful.
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Why would the Techno Union use rocket engines? Repuslors are inexpensive, and efficent. Can anyone find a reason why they would use rocket engines? As for "thousands of gallons", that seems pretty small an estimate. 25,000 gallons of water could fit into an area of 10m by 10m by 2m.
They were probably there to transport cargo, such as TU ground forces. Similar to what the TF core ships were there for.
They were probably there to transport cargo, such as TU ground forces. Similar to what the TF core ships were there for.
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