| Tra'bral'tracy'urr-class Orbital station | |
|---|---|
| Production information | |
| Manufacturer |
MandalMotors |
| Product line |
Orbital |
| Model |
Mk I |
| Class |
Tra'bral'tracy'urr |
| Cost |
7.76 billion credits |
| Technical specifications | |
| Height/depth |
3500 meters |
| Maximum acceleration |
850G |
| MGLT |
15 |
| Maximum speed (atmosphere) |
9.8m/s/s |
| Power plant |
Central Reactor Bulb |
| Shielding |
Ray shield and Deflector shields |
| Hull |
15750 RU |
| Sensor systems |
Advanced, multi-priority capable, multi-task capable |
| Targeting systems |
Advanced, multi-priority capable, multi-task capable |
| Navigation system |
Geo-sync adaptive, gravitational-magnetic field responsive |
| Countermeasures |
|
| Armament |
Centerpoint Heavy Beam Cannon (1)
|
| Complement |
8 Squadrons, 96 Teroch-Class Starfighters |
| Docking bays |
8 |
| Escape craft |
6,000 |
| Crew |
12,600 |
| Minimum crew |
4,200 |
| Passengers |
10,000 |
| Cargo capacity |
200,000 metric tons |
| Consumables |
5 years |
| Usage | |
| Role(s) |
Traffic filter, orbital impounder, law enforcement, precision orbital strike |
| Era(s) |
New Galactic Era |
| Commissioned |
260 ABY |
| Affiliation | |
| Aliases |
TBTU |
Commissioned by Adenn Gra'tua Ogden and designed and produced by the newly nationalized MandalMotors, the TBTU Orbital Space Station was designed at first to assist in controlling planetary traffic- an orbital station where ships leaving or entering a planet could stop for inspection or be impounded at or, when needed, be able to destroy a rogue ship. As an afterthought, several layers of redundant countermeasures were added in the event of an assault so that the station, while likely being one of the main targets, if not the first target of an invasion, would be able to survive longer and wreak havoc for the attack fleet. A few of its weapons were altered to be able to aim planetward and its targeting system was enhanced for accuracy so that it could also be used for surgical strikes or mass bombardment from orbit.