Cargo Containers - Revision history

Dan: /* Starliner (SLR-001, -002, -003) */

2023-08-05T19:28:23Z

Starliner (SLR-001, -002, -003)

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	File:Starliner SLR-001 2245 (dorsal).png\|SLR-001 (dorsal)		File:Starliner SLR-001 2245 (dorsal).png\|SLR-001 (dorsal)
	File:Starliner SLR-001 2245 (side).png\|SLR-001 (side)		File:Starliner SLR-001 2245 (side).png\|SLR-001 (side)

	File:Starliner SLR-002 2265 (bow).png\|SLR-002 (bow)		File:Starliner SLR-002 2265 (bow).png\|SLR-002 (bow)
	File:Starliner SLR-002 2265 (dorsal).png\|SLR-002 (dorsal)		File:Starliner SLR-002 2265 (dorsal).png\|SLR-002 (dorsal)
	File:Starliner SLR-002 2265 (side).png\|SLR-002 (side)		File:Starliner SLR-002 2265 (side).png\|SLR-002 (side)

	File:Starliner SLR-003 2275 (bow).png\|SLR-003 (bow)		File:Starliner SLR-003 2275 (bow).png\|SLR-003 (bow)
	File:Starliner SLR-003 2275 (dorsal).png\|SLR-003 (dorsal)		File:Starliner SLR-003 2275 (dorsal).png\|SLR-003 (dorsal)
	File:Starliner SLR-003 2275 (side).png\|SLR-003 (side)		File:Starliner SLR-003 2275 (side).png\|SLR-003 (side)

	File:Starliner (2-view).png\|2-view		File:Starliner (2-view).png\|SLR-001 2-view

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Dan: /* Starliner (SLR-001, -002, -003) */

2023-08-05T19:27:30Z

Starliner (SLR-001, -002, -003)

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	File:Starliner SLR-001 2245 (bow).png\|SLR-001 (bow)		File:Starliner SLR-001 2245 (bow).png\|SLR-001 (bow)
	File:Starliner SLR-001 2245 (dorsal).png\|SLR-001 (dorsal)		File:Starliner SLR-001 2245 (dorsal).png\|SLR-001 (dorsal)
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	File:Starliner SLR-003 2275 (dorsal).png\|SLR-003 (dorsal)		File:Starliner SLR-003 2275 (dorsal).png\|SLR-003 (dorsal)
	File:Starliner SLR-003 2275 (side).png\|SLR-003 (side)		File:Starliner SLR-003 2275 (side).png\|SLR-003 (side)

			File:Starliner (2-view).png\|2-view
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	===Station (STA-001)===		===Station (STA-001)===

Dan: /* Type III */

2020-05-11T23:44:44Z

Type III

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	==Type III==		==Type III==
	The Type III container was introduced in [[2099]] for the purpose of bulk ore hauling. They were rated to carry of to 7,500 metric tons of materials and were quickly modified to handle other non-mineral resources, too, especially on the ''[[Guide:Roanoke\|J class]]'' freighters.		The Type III container was introduced in [[2099]] for the purpose of bulk ore hauling. They were rated to carry of to (7,500) metric tons of materials and were quickly modified to handle other non-mineral resources, too, especially on the ''[[Guide:Roanoke\|J class]]'' freighters.

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	File:Class J (dorsal bow).png\|Five Type IIIs suspended under a holding spar and interconnected to the ''J class'' tug.		File:Class J (dorsal bow).png\|Five Type IIIs suspended under a holding spar and interconnected to the ''J class'' tug.
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	==''Durance'' style==		==''Durance'' style==

Dan: /* Type II */

2020-05-11T23:44:33Z

Type II

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	==Type II==		==Type II==

	Type II containers became the standard with the introduction of the ''[[Guide:Hercules\|G class]]'' freighter in [[2090]], and were more commonly associated with the three variants of the ''Y class''. Each was rated to hold up to 5,000 metric tons.		Type II containers became the standard with the introduction of the ''[[Guide:Hercules\|G class]]'' freighter in [[2090]], and were more commonly associated with the three variants of the ''Y class''. Each was rated to hold up to (5,000) metric tons.

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Dan: /* Type DY */

2020-05-11T20:36:51Z

Type DY

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	==Type DY==		==Type DY==
	With the introduction of the ''DY'' series of transport spacecraft (and related variants) came a standardized cargo module. Sixteen of these modules could be affixed to the spine of the ''[[Guide:DY sublight series\|DY-100]]'' and accessed from within the spine itself. The modules were manufactured to handle different cargo types, but even the general type could be adapted to carry liquids and gases when the proper bladders were installed. They had an interior volume of ~~1,654~~ m<sup>3</sup> and were rated to carry up to ~~1,076~~ metric tons.		With the introduction of the ''DY'' series of transport spacecraft (and related variants) came a standardized cargo module. Sixteen of these modules could be affixed to the spine of the ''[[Guide:DY sublight series\|DY-100]]'' and accessed from within the spine itself. The modules were manufactured to handle different cargo types, but even the general type could be adapted to carry liquids and gases when the proper bladders were installed. They had an interior volume of 726 m<sup>3</sup> and were rated to carry up to 472 metric tons.

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Dan: /* Type DY */

2020-05-11T02:33:34Z

Type DY

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	==Type DY==		==Type DY==
	With the introduction of the ''DY'' series of transport spacecraft (and related variants) came a standardized cargo module. Sixteen of these modules could be affixed to the spine of the ''[[Guide:DY sublight series\|DY-100]]'' and accessed from within the spine itself. The modules were manufactured to handle different cargo types, but even the general type could be adapted to carry liquids and gases when the proper bladders were installed. They had an interior volume of 1,654 m<sup>3</sup> and were rated to carry up to ~~100~~ metric tons.		With the introduction of the ''DY'' series of transport spacecraft (and related variants) came a standardized cargo module. Sixteen of these modules could be affixed to the spine of the ''[[Guide:DY sublight series\|DY-100]]'' and accessed from within the spine itself. The modules were manufactured to handle different cargo types, but even the general type could be adapted to carry liquids and gases when the proper bladders were installed. They had an interior volume of 1,654 m<sup>3</sup> and were rated to carry up to 1,076 metric tons.

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Dan: /* Type DY */

2020-05-11T02:30:48Z

Type DY

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	==Type DY==		==Type DY==
	With the introduction of the ''DY'' series of transport spacecraft (and related variants) came a standardized cargo module. Sixteen of these modules could be affixed to the spine of the ''[[Guide:DY sublight series\|DY-100]]'' and accessed from within the spine itself. The modules were manufactured to handle different cargo types, but even the general type could be adapted to carry liquids and gases when the proper bladders were installed. They had an interior volume of 4,~~039~~ m<sup>3</sup> and were rated to carry up to 100 metric tons.		With the introduction of the ''DY'' series of transport spacecraft (and related variants) came a standardized cargo module. Sixteen of these modules could be affixed to the spine of the ''[[Guide:DY sublight series\|DY-100]]'' and accessed from within the spine itself. The modules were manufactured to handle different cargo types, but even the general type could be adapted to carry liquids and gases when the proper bladders were installed. They had an interior volume of 1,654 m<sup>3</sup> and were rated to carry up to 100 metric tons.

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Dan: /* Type DY */

2020-05-11T02:26:08Z

Type DY

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	==Type DY==		==Type DY==
	With the introduction of the ''DY'' series of transport spacecraft (and related variants) came a standardized cargo module. Sixteen of these modules could be affixed to the spine of the ''[[Guide:DY sublight series\|DY-100]]'' and accessed from within the spine itself. The modules were manufactured to handle different cargo types, but even the general type could be adapted to carry liquids and gases when the proper bladders were installed. They were rated to carry up to 100 metric tons.		With the introduction of the ''DY'' series of transport spacecraft (and related variants) came a standardized cargo module. Sixteen of these modules could be affixed to the spine of the ''[[Guide:DY sublight series\|DY-100]]'' and accessed from within the spine itself. The modules were manufactured to handle different cargo types, but even the general type could be adapted to carry liquids and gases when the proper bladders were installed. They had an interior volume of 4,039 m<sup>3</sup> and were rated to carry up to 100 metric tons.

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	File:HBotanyBay164.jpg\|Example of the mounting gear of a ''DY-100''		File:HBotanyBay164.jpg\|Example of the mounting gear of a ''DY-100''
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	==Type II==		==Type II==

Dan: /* Q-Pod (FDB(Q)-001, -002) */

2019-08-13T13:19:00Z

Q-Pod (FDB(Q)-001, -002)

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			File:Q-Pod-002 (bow).png\|FDB(Q)-002, bow
			File:Q-Pod-002 (dorsal).png\|dorsal
			File:Q-Pod-002 (profile).png\|port
			File:Q-Pod-002 (stern).png\|stern
			File:Q-Pod-002 (ventral).png\|ventral
			File:Q-Pod (open) (profile).png\|All bays open/extended
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Dan: /* Q-Pod (FDB(Q)-001, -002) */

2019-08-13T02:35:08Z

Q-Pod (FDB(Q)-001, -002)

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	===Q-Pod (FDB(Q)-001, -002)===		===Q-Pod (FDB(Q)-001, -002)===
	Q-pods were first developed in [[22xx]] as a way to surprise pirates and Klingon raiders as they struck (apparently) helpless convoys. A transport ship would sacrifice one container for the innocuous Q-pod, which was usually manned for the duration of the convoy by a detachment from the origin base. When notified on the approach of a potential raider, the pod's torpedo weapon systems would be slaved to the command ship's sensors, providing a form of passive targeting sensors. Upon ordered release, all three torpedo banks (or however as many had a firing solution) would open their otherwise concealed panels and fire simultaneously, with the intent to surprise and distract, if not cripple, at least one of the raiders. In [[2265]], a modernized version of the FDB(Q)-001 eschewed photon torpedoes for 11 twin Type VI phaser banks, hidden within 11 false shuttlecraft hangers. Limited to use by ''[[Guide: Pompey\|Pompey]]'' subclass destroyers, the weapons crews were provided by the host ship and would evacuate the pod immediately before the ship "dropped" the pod to conduct offensive maneuvers, oftentimes right after the first volley of phaser fire.		Q-pods were first developed in [[22xx]] as a way to surprise pirates and Klingon raiders as they struck (apparently) helpless convoys. A transport ship would sacrifice one container for the innocuous Q-pod, which was usually manned for the duration of the convoy by a detachment from the origin base. When notified on the approach of a potential raider, the pod's torpedo weapon systems would be slaved to the command ship's sensors, providing a form of passive targeting sensors. Upon ordered release, all three torpedo banks (or however as many had a firing solution) would open their otherwise concealed panels and fire simultaneously, with the intent to surprise and distract, if not cripple, at least one of the raiders. In [[2265]], a modernized version of the FDB(Q)-001 eschewed photon torpedoes for 11 twin Type VI phaser banks, hidden within 11 false shuttlecraft hangers. Limited to use by ''[[Guide: Pompey\|Pompey]]'' subclass destroyers, the weapons crews were provided by the host ship and would evacuate the pod immediately before the ship "dropped" the pod to conduct offensive maneuvers, oftentimes right after the first volley of phaser fire. Both iterations of the Q-Pods would employ false livery, to disguise the intent of their presence.

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	File:Starliner SLR-001 2245 (dorsal).png\|SLR-001 (dorsal)		File:Starliner SLR-001 2245 (dorsal).png\|SLR-001 (dorsal)
	File:Starliner SLR-001 2245 (side).png\|SLR-001 (side)		File:Starliner SLR-001 2245 (side).png\|SLR-001 (side)

	File:Starliner SLR-002 2265 (bow).png\|SLR-002 (bow)		File:Starliner SLR-002 2265 (bow).png\|SLR-002 (bow)
	File:Starliner SLR-002 2265 (dorsal).png\|SLR-002 (dorsal)		File:Starliner SLR-002 2265 (dorsal).png\|SLR-002 (dorsal)
	File:Starliner SLR-002 2265 (side).png\|SLR-002 (side)		File:Starliner SLR-002 2265 (side).png\|SLR-002 (side)

	File:Starliner SLR-003 2275 (bow).png\|SLR-003 (bow)		File:Starliner SLR-003 2275 (bow).png\|SLR-003 (bow)
	File:Starliner SLR-003 2275 (dorsal).png\|SLR-003 (dorsal)		File:Starliner SLR-003 2275 (dorsal).png\|SLR-003 (dorsal)
	File:Starliner SLR-003 2275 (side).png\|SLR-003 (side)		File:Starliner SLR-003 2275 (side).png\|SLR-003 (side)

	File:Starliner (2-view).png\|2-view		File:Starliner (2-view).png\|SLR-001 2-view

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