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** Maximum load: 100mt | ** Maximum load: 100mt | ||
*** ''Several tons by ''The Good That Men Do'' '' | *** ''Several tons by ''The Good That Men Do'' '' | ||
** Cruising speed: Warp 1. | ** Cruising speed: Warp 1.3 | ||
** Maximum speed: Warp 1. | ** Maximum speed: Warp 1.7 | ||
*** ''Notoriously slow by ''The Good That Men Do'', ECS vessels able to do warp 2 by 2102 ([[J-class]] freighters such as the [[ECS Horizon]])'' | *** ''Notoriously slow by ''The Good That Men Do'', ECS vessels able to do warp 2, cruise at full load at warp 1.5 by 2102 ([[J-class]] freighters such as the [[ECS Horizon]])'' | ||
** Range: 15 light years (ENT Novel: ''The Good That Men Do'') | ** Range: 15 light years (ENT Novel: ''The Good That Men Do'') | ||
* ''Unlikely to be Earth-built ship; Earth freighters of this era tend towards long-haul freighters with massive loads, not individual merchant vessels'' | * ''Unlikely to be Earth-built ship; Earth freighters of this era tend towards long-haul freighters with massive loads, not individual merchant vessels'' | ||
Latest revision as of 08:50, 24 October 2017
Facts
- Civilian ship class
- Short-range freighter (ENT Novel: The Good That Men Do)
- Construction halted by late 2130s (ENT Novel: The Good That Men Do)
- Specifications
- Crew complement: 3-6
- Maximum load: 100mt
- Several tons by The Good That Men Do
- Cruising speed: Warp 1.3
- Maximum speed: Warp 1.7
- Notoriously slow by The Good That Men Do, ECS vessels able to do warp 2, cruise at full load at warp 1.5 by 2102 (J-class freighters such as the ECS Horizon)
- Range: 15 light years (ENT Novel: The Good That Men Do)
- Unlikely to be Earth-built ship; Earth freighters of this era tend towards long-haul freighters with massive loads, not individual merchant vessels
- (Further, no good reference for a possible meaning of "Rutan")