Ford Hoplite
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One of the dominating security and combat autogyros of North America, the Ford Hoplite was originally designed to protect company properties in the Industrial States of America from the infamous gangs operating there. It was so successful at this that it was welcomed by the markets of Hollywood, the Empire State, and Pacifica and has since found its way onto the used-aircraft markets of the world. Heavily armed for a civilian autogyro, the nimble Hoplite is used by dozens of security-conscious companies across the continent.
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Balmoral |
| Base Target Number | 8 |
| Speed | 3 |
| G-rating | 5 |
| Acceleration | 2 |
| Gun 1 | 40 |
| Gun 2 | 40 |
| Gun 7 | 30 |
| Gun 8 | 30 |
| Armor | 160 |
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80 |
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80 |
| Free Weight | 10 |
Design Complexity
| Base Complexity | 16 | |
| Autogyro | +1 | |
| Linked Ammo Bins | -1 | |
| Reduced Cockpit Visibility | -1 | |
| Improved Range | +2 | |
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| Total | 17 | |
| Cost | $9.700 | |
Ford Hoplite |
Class:
Autogiro (Tractor) |
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Manufacturer:
Ford Stoutmetal Willow Run, Michigan, ISA |
Engine:
Allison V1312 (670 hp) |
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Loaded Weight: 5,750 kg |
Service Ceiling: 18.000' |
Range: 250 miles |
| Max. Speed: 150 mph |
Max Accel: 65.6 feet/second |
Max Decel: 65.6 feet/second |
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