Guide:Taholsin

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Taholsin class destroyer
Taholsin
Class Overview
Category Destroyer
Operational 2146 - 2179
Constructed 49
Dimensions
Length 168.3 m
Beam 159.5 m
Height 28.0 m
Mass 198,800 tons
Performance
Cruise Speed w 2.0
Max Speed w 3.0
Endurance 1 year
Complement
Officers 9
Enlisted 55



Tactical Systems
Beam Weapons

Original

  • 2x laser emitters (600 MW) (ventral forward hull)
  • 1x laser emitters (450 MW) or 1x plasma cannon (2.0 GW) (dorsal midhull)
  • 2x laser emitters (450 MW) or 2x plasma cannon (2.0 GW) (ventral aft hull)

2152 refit

  • 2x Type A phased particle cannon (500 GW) (ventral forward hull)
  • 1x Type B phased particle cannon (200 GW) (dorsal midhull)
  • 2x plasma cannon (2.0 GW) (ventral aft hull)
Other Weapons

Original

  • 6x mine tubes (w/ 150 fusion mines) (stern)
Shields

Original

  • Four navigational deflectors on dorsal bow
  • Polarizable armor on hull

2157 refit

  • 1-layer graviton/subspace globular forcefield
Transporters
  • 1 GP (1-pad)
  • Mk I (refitted to select ships in 2153-54)
Auxiliary Craft
  • 1 atmospheric shuttle (original)
  • None (typical, 2153 onwards)
Historical
Ships of Note
  • USS Baikal
  • USS Cooper
  • USS Erie (NDD-1053)
  • USS Ganges (NDD-1000)
  • USS Keflov (NDD-1032)
  • USS Maryland
  • USS San Esteban (NDD-1021)
  • USS Tanganjika (NDD-1047)
Canonicity
Design ENT
Name Christopher Bennett
History own




The original destroyer proposal and its competition. Both proposals were designed around the same propulsion system, with the more conventional Vickers destroyer ultimately winning on aerodynamic merits of arguably low relevance.



Note

  • This is referred to as the Neptune class in some fan-canon. In Enterprise, there is an unseen Neptune type survey ship in the UESF, but the images used here match the Warp Delta (so called because of production notes) seen in three Enterprise episodes. Timo originally named the class Iceland; however he updated his Guide to re-name the class Ganges.

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