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* [[Guide: Type 8 ( | * [[Guide: Type 8 (shuttlepod)|''Type 8'' shuttlepod (2263-2275)]] | ||
* [[Guide: Type 10/11 |''Type 10/11'' shuttlepod (2291- )]] | * [[Guide: Type 10/11 |''Type 10/11'' shuttlepod (2291- )]] | ||
* [[Guide: Type 12/13 |''Type 12/13'' shuttlepod (2328- )]] | * [[Guide: Type 12/13 |''Type 12/13'' shuttlepod (2328- )]] | ||
Revision as of 12:00, 18 June 2023
Shuttlepods
After the old shuttle classification system was abandoned in the 2270s, the until then liberally-applied name ‘shuttlepod’ was clarified to denote the smallest starship auxiliaries only.
This category includes simple transatmospheric craft, intership boats without landing capacity, general-purpose pods with landing and interplanetary capacity, and even some later advanced designs with warp propulsion. The common factor is availability of impulse propulsion, a capability lacking from assorted inspection and work pods of even smaller size. Also common to all shuttlepods is a primary liaison mission, even if certain designs transcend such vocational expectations by possessing advanced tools, sensors or even armament.
All craft in this category are less than 2 tons in hull mass, although subspace coil mass for the impulse and sometimes warp propulsion systems naturally represents a considerable addition.
The Craft
- Type 8 shuttlepod (2263-2275)
- Type 10/11 shuttlepod (2291- )
- Type 12/13 shuttlepod (2328- )
- Type 15/16 shuttlepod (2359- )
- Type 17 shuttlepod (2362- )
- Type 18 shuttlepod (2369- )
- Updated to December 2016 version