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=====Statistical Information===== | =====Statistical Information===== | ||
- | **Organization: | + | Organization: |
Type: Ground transport vehicle. | Type: Ground transport vehicle. | ||
Class: Basic motor vehicle model 001. | Class: Basic motor vehicle model 001. | ||
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Crew: 1. | Crew: 1. | ||
Maximum Capacity: 5. | Maximum Capacity: 5. | ||
- | **Appearance: | + | **Appearance: |
Length: 3 – 6 Meters | Length: 3 – 6 Meters | ||
Width: 1.5 – 2 Meters | Width: 1.5 – 2 Meters | ||
Height: 1 – 2.5 Meters | Height: 1 – 2.5 Meters | ||
- | **Mass:** 900 – 2050 Kilograms | + | Mass: 900 – 2050 Kilograms |
- | **Speeds:** 1 MPH – 150 MPH (Unmodified) | + | **Speeds: 1 MPH – 150 MPH (Unmodified) |
Range: 100,000 Miles, limited by tire life. 10,000,000 Miles if “Stone Thread” is used to increase the strength of the rubber. | Range: 100,000 Miles, limited by tire life. 10,000,000 Miles if “Stone Thread” is used to increase the strength of the rubber. | ||
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=====Weapons Systems===== | =====Weapons Systems===== | ||
- | **Multi-Role Ranged Gatling System (MRRGS) – Devil’s Fountain. (1 Optional):** In this application of the “Devil’s Fountain” it is presented as a kit that can be fixed to a vehicle. The kit includes a larger ammunition pack, and a targeting system that can be manually controlled from the driver’s compartment of the vehicle. Included with the kit is a motorized turret that serves as the mount to fix the weapon to the vehicle. The hood mounted version has a targeting area of 180 degrees on the X axis, 45 degrees on the Y axis. The roof mounted version of the vehicle has a targeting area of 360 on the X axis, 75 degrees on the Y axis. | + | **Multi-Role Ranged Gatling System (MRRGS) – Devil’s Fountain. (1 Optional): In this application of the “Devil’s Fountain” it is presented as a kit that can be fixed to a vehicle. The kit includes a larger ammunition pack, and a targeting system that can be manually controlled from the driver’s compartment of the vehicle. Included with the kit is a motorized turret that serves as the mount to fix the weapon to the vehicle. The hood mounted version has a targeting area of 180 degrees on the X axis, 45 degrees on the Y axis. The roof mounted version of the vehicle has a targeting area of 360 on the X axis, 75 degrees on the Y axis. |
- | * **Model:** Vehicle mounted mechanical turret. | + | * Model: Vehicle mounted mechanical turret. |
* Role: Obstacle removal. | * Role: Obstacle removal. | ||
* Length: 4ft / 1.21 Meters | * Length: 4ft / 1.21 Meters | ||
* Mass: Gatling unit – 60lbs, Ammunition Pack – 20lbs unloaded, 150lbs loaded, | * Mass: Gatling unit – 60lbs, Ammunition Pack – 20lbs unloaded, 150lbs loaded, | ||
- | * **Location:** The weapon would be mounted either on the roof of the vehicle, or on the hood of the vehicle. | + | |
- | * **Primary Purpose:** Obstacle Removal. | + | * Primary Purpose: Obstacle Removal. |
- | * **Secondary Purpose:** “sporting”. | + | * Secondary Purpose: “sporting”. |
- | * **Damage:** burn damages from tracer rounds, standard small arms fire damage. | + | * Damage: burn damages from tracer rounds, standard small arms fire damage. |
* Range: 500 Yards. | * Range: 500 Yards. | ||
* Rate of Fire: 4000 Rounds per Minute. | * Rate of Fire: 4000 Rounds per Minute. | ||
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=====Systems Descriptions===== | =====Systems Descriptions===== | ||
- | **Battery Packs 3:** The Lo-Car has three different battery packs; two of the battery packs are of a NaNiCl type, placed in the front and rear of the vehicle and used to provide power to the motors that would move the vehicle. The NaNiCl battery packs are encased in an air conditioned compartment to prevent over heats. One of the battery packs is a Li-Polymer type battery, used to provide power for internal vehicle displays and devices connected to the vehicle’s power. | + | **Battery Packs 3: The Lo-Car has three different battery packs; two of the battery packs are of a NaNiCl type, placed in the front and rear of the vehicle and used to provide power to the motors that would move the vehicle. The NaNiCl battery packs are encased in an air conditioned compartment to prevent over heats. One of the battery packs is a Li-Polymer type battery, used to provide power for internal vehicle displays and devices connected to the vehicle’s power. |
- | **Custom Bacterial Cells (3):** Special bacterial power cells have been constructed for the use in vehicles, these power cells include a larger inlet for materials to be fed to the bacterial colony. The units also include a containment and injection system to put additional material into the digestion section at the user’s convenience, | + | **Custom Bacterial Cells (3): Special bacterial power cells have been constructed for the use in vehicles, these power cells include a larger inlet for materials to be fed to the bacterial colony. The units also include a containment and injection system to put additional material into the digestion section at the user’s convenience, |
- | **Quad mounted motors (4):** The motion of the Lorath vehicles is accomplished by the use of four electrical motors, these motors are designed to have an output at “cruising speed” of approximately 300HP, The motors are designed to deliver more output if additional power is supplied, and the motors are kept from overheating through the use of basic air cooling, additional cooling can be accomplished by custom additions to the vehicle. | + | **Quad mounted motors (4): The motion of the Lorath vehicles is accomplished by the use of four electrical motors, these motors are designed to have an output at “cruising speed” of approximately 300HP, The motors are designed to deliver more output if additional power is supplied, and the motors are kept from overheating through the use of basic air cooling, additional cooling can be accomplished by custom additions to the vehicle. |
- | **Regenerative Systems (4):** The Lorath vehicles are also equipped with a braking system that transfers the energy generated by the friction of the brake slowing or stopping to the vehicle, this is called “Regenerative Braking”. This energy is regulated through a processor system and is used to directly power the motors, or provide a charge to the battery system. Additionally a “flywheel” generator is attached to the wheel of the vehicle that allows for a part of the power applied to moving the vehicle to be recycled by the vehicle. | + | **Regenerative Systems (4): The Lorath vehicles are also equipped with a braking system that transfers the energy generated by the friction of the brake slowing or stopping to the vehicle, this is called “Regenerative Braking”. This energy is regulated through a processor system and is used to directly power the motors, or provide a charge to the battery system. Additionally a “flywheel” generator is attached to the wheel of the vehicle that allows for a part of the power applied to moving the vehicle to be recycled by the vehicle. |
- | **Rotary Type Chemical Combustion Engine (Optional):** The chemical combustion / fossil fuel engine for the Lorath vehicles is designed to deliver an optimal amount of power, while at the same time conserving fuel and reducing emissions. Using a rotary type engine instead of a piston engine allows for additional efficiency. The difference between a typical rotary engine and the one that is used by the Lorath is minimal. Other than improvements to the fuel consumption rate and several design flaws that are known to the original rotary-type engine. The fossil fuel used for the engine is enriched with additional chemical catalysts that cause an improved fuel consumption rate that comes out to approximately 130 Miles per gallon, when used in conjunction with the electrical motors. When used alone, the engine is able to deliver 75 miles per gallon. | + | **Rotary Type Chemical Combustion Engine (Optional): |
- | **Hydrogen Fuel Cell (1 Optional + Generator Cell (1) + Storage Cells (4)):** A hydrogen electric add on is also available for installation, | + | **Hydrogen Fuel Cell (1 Optional + Generator Cell (1) + Storage Cells (4)): A hydrogen electric add on is also available for installation, |
- | **Headlights: | + | **Headlights: |
====Optional and non essential Equipment==== | ====Optional and non essential Equipment==== | ||
- | **Basic sensor package:** The " | + | **Basic sensor package: The " |
- | **Airbags:** Chemical propelled airbags located in the front compartment. | + | **Airbags: Chemical propelled airbags located in the front compartment. |
- | **Seatbelts: | + | **Seatbelts: |
- | **Computing package:** The " | + | **Computing package: The " |
- | **Hydraulic raisers:** The " | + | **Hydraulic raisers: The " |
Additional components can be installed by the user. | Additional components can be installed by the user. |