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Re: New Mech (...sort of)
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Fri, 1 Jun 2001 02:02:30 GMT
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SigmaTek has finished the construction of an Airlock Unit for the Medical
Pod, as well as furniching the pod itself. the pod has space for six
patients, all beds are equipped with life-function monitors, which can be
observed from the doctor's station located near the doors. the Airlock is
designed for use in either deep space or undersea, and is equipped with two
hardsuits for medical personnel. the weight of the airlock attachment makes
the SP-44 unstable on normal terrain and must be fitted immediately before
launch. no other modifications have been made to the unit at this time.
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> -------------Press release from SigmaTek-------------
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> -Not bothering to wait for military acceptance of the "A" model, SigmaTek
> R&D has produced this prototype of the next SP-44, the "MH" model, "MH"
> standing for "Mobile Hospital". this model is also the first to use the
> "Rackmount" modular system. the underslung pod is attached to the chassis
> with a rail system, which allows the pod to be backed into a holding
> mechanism, after which the chassis can depart, leaving the pod. we see
> future applications for this technology in almost all fields. the Hospital
> Pod shown on the Prototype is designed to be backed up to an existing
> military hospital and left, to be used as an OR or whatever is needed. the
> extended legs of the new chassis allow it to carry larger loads, although
> they can be exchanged for the legs of the "A" model in under two hours. • also
> of note is the new Reactor Core. the new core is twice the size of the "A"
> model reactor, and is more efficient. the reactor is also a removable
> module, and can be swapped out in less than half-an-hour! the new "MH" • model
> is also to be sold to civilian rescue agencies, and is equipped for rescue
> in all environments. the redesigned cockpit now houses life-sign • monitoring
> systems, biorythm sensors, and other systems. the sencors can detect an
> injured human at 100 meters, even through a wall of solid iridium. (we've
> tested it with a wall of iridium, we assure you that it will work.) the
> drivers pod is now equipped with larger window, as well as six powerful
> headlamps, which will work in outer space, and to sea depths of up to 1500
> feet. in the case of Deep Sea or Outer Space rescue, the R&D department is
> working on an airlock attachment for the Hospital Pod. what's more, the MH
> model is equipped with a beefed up sheer surfaces modification package,
> allowing it to climb up cliff faces, and even traverse the ceilings of
> caves. in the case of the latter, the driver could even invert the leg
> hinges, allowing the cockpit and pod to remain upright. while we do not • have
> a picture of this mechanism in action, we are in the midst of final field
> trials, and will hopefully have a picture of this amazing function up
> shortly. another innovation, from SigmaTek.
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> -SigmaTek
> --"One Step Ahead of the Next Generation."
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> -------------End Press Release-------------
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> (Ok, it isn't a new mech, but I really like the chassis, and I'll probably
> design other pods for it. if anybody likes, I can even put up details of • the
> rackmount system, so they can design their own pods and mechs for it. as
> always, tell me what you think, what you like, dislike, can't stand, etc.)
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