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+ | |shipname = VVS Factory Ga-38 "Canary" | ||
+ | |shipimage = Ga-38.jpg | ||
+ | |caption = | ||
+ | |hull = NASA Langely HL-20 / NPO Molniya MAKS<ref>Some within the Russian aerospace industry claim the Canary design was "stolen" from Molniya. To this the Central Committee replies that "moldline copies aren't safe from copyright, besides you lot weren't doing anything with it anyfuckingway, neener neener."</ref> | ||
+ | |length = 8.93 m (29.29 ft) | ||
+ | |width = 7.16 m (23.49 ft) (wingspan) | ||
+ | |height = | ||
+ | |mass = 10,844 kg (23,995 lb) | ||
+ | |drivetype = [[Reactionless thrusters]] | ||
+ | |driverating = Max velocity .12 c | ||
+ | |weapons = | ||
+ | |manufacturer = Gagarin Crater Weapons Works | ||
+ | |owner = Soviet Air Force, LLC<br/> [[Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency]]<br/> [[Indian Space Research Organisation]]<br/> [[Solomon Space Agency]] | ||
+ | |flag = [[Fenspace Convention]], Japan, India, others | ||
+ | |faction = [[Soviet Air Force]], others | ||
+ | |registry = EX####A | ||
+ | |datelaunched = July 30, 2014 | ||
+ | |purpose = Light cargo/passenger transport | ||
+ | |crew = 1 pilot standard (AI or human) | ||
+ | |supcrew = up to 10 passengers | ||
+ | |auxvehicles = | ||
+ | |status = '''Active''' | ||
+ | }} | ||
+ | The '''Ga-38''' (NATO reporting name "'''Canary'''") is a [[Soviet Air Force]] small transport spacecraft built to handle short-range, low-risk operations within the Solar System. Unlike most Soviet designs, the Ga-38 is available on the open market, and has found a home as a workhorse for several 'Danelaw space agencies. | ||
− | + | The Canary was built with funding assistance from the [[Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency]], which was looking to get into [[handwavium]]-powered spacecraft. As such the Canary is a combination of cutting-edge mundane technology and bleeding-edge Soviet wavetech. | |
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+ | ==Known Class Quirks== | ||
+ | * '''''Bouncy Bouncy:''''' Unlike most fencraft, the Canary has inertial damping but no artificial gravity. While it does make maneuvering around the small cabin in-flight much easier, this poses problems for people not versed in the ways of freefall. | ||
==Notes== | ==Notes== |
Revision as of 18:15, 29 July 2010
VVS Factory Ga-38 "Canary" | |
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Spacecraft Characteristics | |
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Base Hull | NASA Langely HL-20 / NPO Molniya MAKS[1] |
Length | 8.93 m (29.29 ft) |
Width | 7.16 m (23.49 ft) (wingspan) |
Mass | 10,844 kg (23,995 lb) |
Drive Type | Reactionless thrusters |
Drive Rating | Max velocity .12 c |
Primary Manufacturer | Gagarin Crater Weapons Works |
Owner | Soviet Air Force, LLC Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency Indian Space Research Organisation Solomon Space Agency |
Flag of Record | Fenspace Convention, Japan, India, others |
Faction | Soviet Air Force, others |
Registry Number | EX####A |
Launched | July 30, 2014 |
Purpose | Light cargo/passenger transport |
Primary Crew | 1 pilot standard (AI or human) |
Other Crew | up to 10 passengers |
Operational Status | Active |
The Ga-38 (NATO reporting name "Canary") is a Soviet Air Force small transport spacecraft built to handle short-range, low-risk operations within the Solar System. Unlike most Soviet designs, the Ga-38 is available on the open market, and has found a home as a workhorse for several 'Danelaw space agencies.
The Canary was built with funding assistance from the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency, which was looking to get into handwavium-powered spacecraft. As such the Canary is a combination of cutting-edge mundane technology and bleeding-edge Soviet wavetech.
Known Class Quirks
- Bouncy Bouncy: Unlike most fencraft, the Canary has inertial damping but no artificial gravity. While it does make maneuvering around the small cabin in-flight much easier, this poses problems for people not versed in the ways of freefall.
Notes
- ↑ Some within the Russian aerospace industry claim the Canary design was "stolen" from Molniya. To this the Central Committee replies that "moldline copies aren't safe from copyright, besides you lot weren't doing anything with it anyfuckingway, neener neener."
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